The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-26

MIR. q. Il. Payson and family are at Mt.
Kineo.
Mr.. Reuel Small has returned from his va
cation.
Judge Bonney arrived home yesterday
afternoon.
Gov. Russell of Massachusetts,. will pass O
week or more In the woods Of Maine.
J.. R. Osgood, Of Osgood, McIlwain & Co..
London. Eng, was at the Falmouth Hotel
yesterday.
Bon. Elliot Wood of Winthrop and j. P.
Hilllof Waterville, were at the United States
Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. J. Fl. Coffin is out again after his Sc
we're weeks illness. he is showing the ef-
fects Of his illness.
James ii. McGlinchy and wife gone to
Portsmouth to spend a couple of months and
will probably locate there.
Gen. Luther Stephenson, Jr., and the
military band of the National Soldiers
Home, Togus, will be here today,
Miss Emily P. Mann will give an exhibit
tion Of her water color paintings at the club
house, Great Diamond, tomorrow and Friday
afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Eastman, Mrs Nutter
and Miss Blossom, left yesterday for New
York, where they will spend week select
ing fall novelties.
Hon. +. p. Thompson and Hon. A. A.
Sterling of Fredericton, N. b., passed
through this city last night on their way to
attend the Charter Oak traces at Hart.
ford.
r. c. Bradford, ESQ.,, of Portland, treasur-
er and general ticket agent Of the Portland
& Rumford Falls Railway, with his family.
and DR.. Wm.P. Brigham and wife Of Buck
field, were at Paris Hill last week.
A. ID. HazeD, third assistant Postmaster
General, with his family, arrived in the city
yesterday noon, on their way to the noun.
tains. They are at the Preble House. In
the afternoon they were taken to drive by
Postmaster Briggs.
The Haydn Quartette for the season of
1892. will be composed Of four of the best
known v0calists Of Portland, viz: Misses
Florence G. knight. soprano; Miss Rather
Inc III. Kicker, contralto; DR.. III. M. Nicker-
son, tenor, and Mr.. Harry f. Merrill,
basso.
DR.. Charles p. Small has announced his
intention OF opening an office In Watervile
soon after September /. DR.. Small is son
OF Rev. DR.. A.K.P. Small of Portland and a
brother of President Small of Colby Univer-
sity. He graduated at Colby in 1886
and at the Maine Medical School in 1889.
The Kennebec journal announces that
Mr.. Parsons, who graduated from Colby
University last June. has been awarded
silver medal by the American Protective
Tarih League for an article of special merit
on the Effect OF protection upon the pur
CHASING power OF wages In the United
States"
Mr.. John Wood Hatch, formerIv of
Presque Isle and graduate of the Maine
State College, has been chosen a member of
the American Association for the Advance
ment OF Science. and attended the meeting
OF that organization In Washington last
week. He is now an instructor in the Nor
NAL and Agricultural College, Hampton, Va.
The many friends of Hon. Joseph K. Bla-
bon, whose sympathies have been enlisted
for him on account Of the sickness of his son,
Mr.. Joseph w. Blabon, who fortunately, is
almost entirely recovered. are congratulating
him upon the appointment of his son as pur-
chasing agent Of the Great Northern Rail-
road line. of which Mr.. James j. Hill is pres.
ident, 1t being remembered that this line is
one Of the largest in the West. Circulars
detailing the appointment were received by
railroad officials in this city yesterday.