The Portland daily press., 1890-07-19
PER sONAL.
[ the Boiler Makers Union

Michael Buckley of Montreal is in the city
ID. P. Stevens returned from New York
yesterday.
Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta was in
town yesterday.
County Attorney Horace Fl. Burbank OF
Saco was in town yesterday.
United States Marshal Hutson B. Saunders
returned yesterday from brief trip to Ellis
worth.
Hon. Isaac w. Dyer, the United States
District Attorney. was in Bangor Thursday
on business.
John Robinson, electrician of the Ameri-
can Screw Co., Providence, r. L is a guest
at Rogers & Sons, Stoneleigh, Bridgton.
Col. Bliss, of Washington, late treasurer
OF the Republican national campaign COM
mittee, is at the Young Cottage, Kittery.
LGHerbert Wallis, mechanical superintendent
OF the Grand Trunk railroad, arrived here
yesterday afternoon on tour of inspection.
M. A. Major of New York city is in Port.
land. with his wife and child, to make stay
of two weeks, and expects to take tour
through the state.
Cattle Commissioners f. o. Beal and
Geo. 81. Bailey, went to Eddington Bend,
Thursday, to examine herd of cattle at the
request of the owner
Mr.. Sylvanus Bartlett Eliot has been ap-
pointed by the Governor one of the represen-
tatives from Maine to the National Farm
ers' congress at Council Bluffs, La, August
26 29.
Mr.. Walter R. Hunt, A. B., Bangor
Bowdoin 80, has been elected principal of
the Hanpden Academy to take charge upon
tne opening of the coming term, Tuesday
Aug. 26.
Naval Constructor Philip Hichborn has
left-Washington for tour of inspection
among the dock yards in New England. He
will inspect the U. S. s. Monongahela when
she arrives at Portsmouth, and the gunboats
building at Bath
Gen. 7. w. Hyde, Mr.. John Hyde, and
Arthur Sewall, Esq, were invited by Ad-
miral Gherardi to 60 to sea with the flagship
Baltimore when the squadron left Bath.
They went as far as Merrymeetng Bay
where they were taken off by a tug.
Mrs. A. n. Halves, the teacher Of elocution
and her pupil, Miss Mabel Stafford of Wood
fords, are attending the Summer Institute at
Martha's Vineyard, Mass. They are study
Ing latest methods under DIR. o. Wesley EN-
erson. and expect to remain several weeks
longer.
Hon. John E. Stevens of Augusta, minis
ter resident to Hawaii, delivered an Grafton
at the Fourth of July celebration in Honolu-
lu, which is fully reported, together with
other interesting exercises of the day, in the
Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Homo
lulu, of July 9TH.
The following clergymen will preach at
Ktttery Point during the summer: July 20,
Rev. Charles F. Dole; July 27, Rev. Theo.
dore Munger, d. D.; Aug. 3. Rev. James De
Normandie; Aug. II, Rev. Samuel Longfel-
low; Aug "a, Rev. Robert Collyer; Aug. 81,
Rev. Leonard Bacon, d. d.
Mrs. Hannah j. Carter, formerly of Port
land, has been elected president of the Art
Department of the National Educational AS.
ISOLATION at St. Paul, Mimi, an honor never
before conferred on woman. During the
session Mrs. Carter read several papers, one
Of which was spoken of by the Pioneer
Press as perfect gen."
Dan. FL. Campbell, the Providence CORES
pendent of the New York Clipper, and his
wife, will be the guests of Managers Lothrop
and Moore next week. Mr.. Campbell, who
was once resident of Portland, is native
Oh Dexter In this state. For seventeen years
ne has held the Clippers credentials, and is
without doubt one of the best known dra-
matte writer's in the country.
IN, me following are among recent arrivals at
no "aiuo; j. G. Greene and wife of ST.
tn ur0' d. ~ Falge and wife Of Lyndonyile,
William M. Brown, c. J, Brown and q -
nurpef Oh oomerville, Robert A. Jordan of
DoSson, w: A. Briggs of Howell, Mich, W.
d. SWEET oil Chicago, w. E. Barbour of Lew
.ston. Benjamin P. Morris and wife. Long
Branch, N. j.. Mrs. F. Vanvoorhis of Cbica
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