The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-29

usually SUCCESSFUL meeting. ne IOllOWlng
are the arrivals of the past week and today /:
A. T. Dunn. Portland.
Mrs. A. It. Dunn, Portland.
George Woodman, Lewiston.
Mrs George WoOdman, Lewiston.
Miss Ella WOodman, Lewiston.
Mrs. A. Il. Daley, Portland.
q. A. Daley, Portland.
w. III. Stevens, Portland.
Mrs. W. ii. Stevens, Portland.
Howard Stevens, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Davis. Portland
Misses Willard, Portland.
Harold Durham, Portland.
j. M. Jordan, Portland.
Della Taylor, Newcastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Owen, Waterville.
Isabel Allen, Kenps Hill.
Mrs. Edwin Brown, Kent's Hill.
Mrs. j. b. Aver, Bangor.
Mrs. +. A. II. Pillsbury, Bangor.
George ID. Lindsey, Bangor.
Eva Lindsay, Bangor.
Ethel Lindsay, Bangor.
Mrs o. s. Thomes, Cumberland.
Annie Bailey, West Harpswell.
L. L. Lewis, Boothbay Harbor.
Il. r. Reed, Boothbay Harbor.
Lizzie N. Hodgkins, West Harpswell
w. +. Morse and family, Kents Hill.
Mary Z. Gates, Boston. Mass.
p. A. r. Dow, Waterville.
Gardner Fernald, Wilton.
Il. G: Payne, Lewiston.
III. M. Clifford Lewiston.
q. Q. johnson. Auburn.
Il. X. Searle, Randolph.
w. L. Sears, Boston.
Mrs. w. T. Sears, Boston.
Miss Mary Tucker, Saltwater.
Miss Ellen Matthews. saltwater.
Miss Emma R0undy, Bangor.
o. M. Cousins and family, Cumberland Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Wentworth, Portland.
Carlton Kimbal, Portland.
Miss l.. M. Cuts, Portland.
Miss nj. A. Eastman, Portland.
The private cottages are all occupied
among them are those Of Mr.. N. r. Water
house, T. III. johnson, Portland, and E. r.
Staples, Bridgton. Mrs Martha Nutter has a
pleasant cottage near the river and there
many guests have found accommodations.
The Grove House is filed and many Of the
guests are lodged in the several cottages.
The speaker of Tuesday afternoon will be
Alice Freeman Palmer, who will be followed
in the evening by Prof. Palmer, who will
lecture on "The Iliad and Odyssey"
Nearly every hour Of each day is occupied
by the different Normal classes, the chorus
rehearsals and the ehildren's hour.
The primary department is under the
charge of Mrs. j. S. Ostrander of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Prof. Chas. j. Ropes Of Bangor The
illogical Seminary will give a course of lee
lures on biblical TRANSACTIONS" Rev. j.
f. Clymer of Portland will take Rev. Mr..
Frost's place as Instructor in the Normal
work.
The housekeepers are remembered this
year by Chautauquan managers. Miss Anna
Barrows will give daily lessons in practical
household cooking
S. E. Whitaker Of Portland, is again found
at the Office Of the Grove House ready to an
swer the innumerable questions and furnish
desired information to all.
A new feature of the assembly is collec-
tion of sketches in oil by the artist, B. T.
Newman. The pictures are exhibited in the
parlor Of the Grove House and comprise
many Of the beautiful views in and around
Fryeburg. There are also several sketches
of Brittany. The pictures are for sale, and
will be highly priced as remembrances Of
pleasant drys at Fryeburg and for their own
merit, which Is great.
Stevens & Jones Of Portland, have their
usual book store at the Grove House and
have good assortment of books, stationery,
etc. including all the Chautauqua publica-
ti0ns.