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

| Professor l.. A. Lee of Bowdoin is at New
| Bedford, Mass.
Hon. Joseph A. Locke and family are Wis
iting friends at Wilton.
Hon. Nathan Cleaves has gone to Spring
| field, Mass, on business.
Miss Mary Jones of Philadelphia, former
ly of Portland, is in town.
Mrs. j. G. Cramp and Miss Cramp of Phil
adelphia are ct the Falmouth Hotel.
Hon. o. Fl. Lambert and Mrs. Lambert of
Ottawa, Can, are at the Preble House.
Ex-Chief Engineer William A. Green of
Boston is visiting relatives in this state.
Hon. Martin A. Haynes of Lake Village,
N. H., special revenue agent, is at work in
Bath.
Captain l.. K. Richards, chief of police at
Maiden, Mass, is visiting friends at Squirrel
Island.
Mr.. Thomas B. Haskell writes the Argus,
declining the Democratic nomination for
county commissioner.
DR.. J. B. O'Neil has not gone on his vaca-
tion, as reported DR.. O'Neil is in the city
attending to business.
Mrs. Clara Marcelle Greene has written a
novelette, entitled "Vandyke and Brown
Pink" for the New York Ledger.
Mr.. Calvin Austin, general agent of the
Bangor and Boston steamboat line, is tray
cling along shore on tour of inspection.
Hon. Henry B. Cleaves returned yesterday
morning from Skowhegan, where he ad-
dressed an enthusiastic Republican meeting
Wednesday.
Miss Alice M. Douglass of Bath has had a
story, self Exiled from Russia" accepted
by Mennonite publishing company, which
will use it as Sunday school story.
Miss Henrietta Rice and Mrs. Bion R.
Lane have been visiting Mrs. DR.. Robinson
IN Bangor during the past week. They are
now at Bar Harbor.
u DR.. Charles Alexander of Eau Claire. Wis.
the candidate of the prohibitionists for gov
ernor, is native of Franklin county, in this
state, where he lived until the 10th regiment
went to the front, when be went as regimen
tai surgeon.
General A. r. Lawton of Savanna, Ca,
minister to Austria under Cleveland's ad-
ministration, has been spending some time
with his family, at the Melrose, Bar Harbor.
They left Bar Harbor last Tuesday for Ken
nebunkport.
Mr.. Payson Tucker spent Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Tucker at the West End,
Bar Harbor. Sunday evening Mr.. Tucker
gave a dinner of eight covers at Sbrouls.
This was one of the daintiest of this years
dinners Arranged by this well known cater
er, who has the reputation of serving not
only delightful dinners but suppers as well.
the ist- 9th 2oth.
The annual reunion of the association of
the 1st-1oth-29th Maine Regiment, was held
at their hall on Long Island yesterday. In
Guiding the wives and children of the COM
rades there were some $50 people present
One who attracted considerable attention
was Private Elijah Libby of Company of
the Tenth Maine Regiment, who was pres
ent with his wife and four fine children. Up
On learning that Mrs. Libby is the mother Of
eight more children, Major John NJ. Gould
made her present of copy of the history
OF the regiment
At the election of officers which followed
the dinner, the following veterans were Sc
lected for the posts named; President VIM.
w. Whitmarsh, Norway; vice presidents
Albert E. Kingsley, Nashua, N. L.; Adoni-
ram j. Littlefeld, Cambridge, Mass Jacob
L. Hayes, Lewiston; Daniel H. Chandler,
Portland; Frederick Greene, Biddeford;
Woodbury. X. Dana, Saccarappa; David p.
Field, Auburn; historian. secretary and
treasurer, John M. Gould, Portland; surgeon,
Isaiah F. Day, Alfred chaplain. Rev. freedom
James NJ. Stafford. Portland; executive com
mittee, Ezekiel IA. Hanson, Benz. M. Redlon,
Rensselaer, Greedy.