The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
PERSONAL.

DR.. l. P. Ware, IT, 3. A., is at the
Preble house.
Mr. Charles S. Rich Of Bowdoin will
deliver the Salutatory GRAFTON this year.
Mr.. Fl. B. Brown has returned from
his sketching trip to Pigeon Cove.
DR.. W. B. Morrill, is fast recovering
from bis attack of typhoid fever
Mr.. D. M. Holman of the 1Voonsocket
Evening Call passed Sunday id Portland.
Mr.. Geo. L. Barrows, editor of the Bar
Harbor Record, passed Sunday in Port
land.
The Misses Stevens will sail for France
this week where they will remain two
years in study.
Mr.. W. j. Johnston has passed the
spring examinations at the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, Boston.
Col. j. D. Anderson, of thu Soldiers
Home, Togus, and Mrs. Anderson, are
at the Falmouth.
Mr.. Ernest True, secretary OF the
Republican city committee, is rapidly
recovering from his attack of pne umonia.
General Manager D. W. San born of
the Boston 6 Maine, and Mrs. S'anborn
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs IL E. B.
Winslow Deering.
Corp. W. W. Cookson, of the cortland
Cadets has returned from his visit to the
Massachusetts encampment a t Framing
ham.
Mr. Frank Taught, head brakeman on
Conductor Philbrooks train will be
purser of steamer Sapph.o, and Frank
Partridge, the newsboy, will be made
brakeman.
Captain and Mrs. A.. M. Spear have
left South Portland fc6r Maryland where
they will reside. 1t vas chiefly through
Capt. Spears effor; is the steam ferry
Cornelia III. was est ablished.
Mr.. Henry C. Jarrett, the prominent
theatrical MANAGER, and Edward P.
Willard, the erhinent English actor, are
at the Falmout ii hotel.
Mr.. A. G.. Tenney, of the Brunswick
Telegraph, and Mrs. Tenney, will cele-
brate their1 silver wedding this evening.
The PRF4ss congratulates the veteran
editor and wife, and trusts they may
live o celebrate their golden one.
Rsev. E. F. Small, graduate of the
)rtland high school, has received call
70 the Episcopal church at Clifton, o.
He was ordained by Bishop Nicely in
1876, and was, for a time, rector of st.
Paul's. Then he went to Waterville for
three years and Saco for five years.
Bishop Healy visited the Fairfield
Catholic church Sunday and, with the
assistance of four priests, confirmed a
class of forty.
The eighth anniversary of the consecra-
ton of the Rt. Rev. D. M. Bradley, first
Bishop of Manchester N. H., was OBJ
served in that city Saturday by appro-
pirate services. Many of the prelates
and leading clergymen of New England
were in attendance to extend their con-
CALCULATIONS to Bishop Bradley, than
whom a more beloved and Jealous
bishop cannot be found. 1t will be re-
membered that Bishop Bradley was
rector of the Portland Cathedral for nine
years.
Delegate Barnes, from the Typogra-
phical Union Of this city, left for Phila-
delphia Friday night to attend the an
nual meeting of the International Union.
Mr.. John Sinclair, who for many years
has been the baggage master at the
Grand Trunk railroad station in this
city, has rendered his resignation to
take effect the first of July. Mr. Chas.
p. Covill, the night Waterman, and Mr..
William Pride. the assistant baggage
master, are understood to be candidates
for his place.