The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-08-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Rosa E. True, principal of the Park
street school. is visiting friends in Halo
well.
Mrs. Marthorn, wife of Commander Jo-
seph Marthorn. U. S. N, is spending a few
weeks at Belfast.
E. b. Denison Of Portland has been
elected vice president of the American
Paper Makers Association.
Hannibal Hamlin will accompany B. a.
Beals Post G. A. R., of Bangor, to the G. A.
K. encampment Ia Boston, as a guest of the
post.
Rev. and Mrs. F. @. Root, of Auburn, have
been In this city on their way to the noun
tains, where they will remain several
weeks.
Rev. F. S Sill, former canon of st. Luke's
Episcopal church, who has been passing
month In Portland. has gone to Augusta for
brief visit.
Rev. Charles Z. Stowe, son Of Prof. and
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, from Hartford,
Is taking an outing in Portland, and vicinity
He is to preach inWilllston Church, morning
and evening. August 8.
Paymaster Joseph Foster, u. S. N, pay
master and purchasing officer at the Ports
mouth navy yard, has appointed John E.
Colcord, clerk In the Boston & Maine rail-
road general office, his clerk.
Rev. r. 81. Clark, who has supplied the
pulpit Of the Methodist church in Fairfield
village for the past few months, has received
official notice of his appointment as chaplain
at the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Vice President Levi p. Morton, Mrs. Nor
t0Q and a D.
rive at the Marshall House for brief So
iourn. Specially prepared apartments ar
ranged en- suite have been assigned for the
distinguished party.
Dr. Young of the State Board of Health,
has for the first time since last September
been able to visit his Office at the State
House. He has, however, with the assis-
lance of his efficient clerks, indefatigably
carried on the work of the Board of Health
Department In satisfactory manner.
Prof. Dodge. of the Washington ID. c.
Experiment Station, will come to Maine
some time the first of this month, and will
60 to Aroostook county on tour of obser-
walton of the agricultural interests. He will
be accompanied on the trip by Hon. T. A.
Gilbert, Secretary of the State Board of
agriculture.
Frank Hayden. the we'll known horseman
who handles G. P. brakes horses in Lewis
ton. was driving four-year-old stallion
Wednesday when the animal reared sud-
denly, throwing the sulky back. Mr.. Hay
den was thrown over backward and struck
on his head In such a way as to break his
collar bone. His will of course be unable to
drive in any of the races in which Mr..
brakes horses enter for several weeks.
Mr. Wilbert Soule of Portland, received
from Harvard College the degree of M. ID.
V. on Commencement Day in June. At the
beginning OF the year 1S89-9O he was ap-
pointed Resident Hospital Assistant, and
has now been appointed by the President and
Fellows Resident Surgeon of the Veterinary
College for one year from July /, 1890. He has
returned from his vacation and has COM
menced his duties. While a student in
Harvard he spent his vacations in Portland,
being employed as an engineer on one of the
pleasure steamers in the barber and in that
way helped pay his expenses. He is the
youngest person ever appointed to the above
office,