The Portland daily press., 1893-05-05
PERSONAL.

Gen. Geo. L. Beal of Norway, was at
the Falmouth yesterday.
DR.. Edwin M. Fuller of Bath, was in
town yesterday.
Lieut.. Manausardi and DR.. Milardi of
the Eridano, have been in the city call
ing on friends.
James E. Campion witnessed the great
International naval parade at New York
from the deck of the steamer Enterprise
Rev. A. K. P. Small of Fairfield, has
accepted the call to the Adams Street
Baptist church, Biddeford.
Mr.. David T. Rines. who has been alb
sent from Portland the past 10 weeks
from illness, is home again and is look
ing exceedingly well.
At meeting of the Governor and
Council Tuesday, John F. Campbell was
appointed agent for 1.-THE repairs of roads
in Indian township.
Hon. S. w. Matthews is sending out
letters and circulars in order to secure
preliminary information pending begin
ming an exhaustive study in Names sum-
mer resorts in accordance with instruc
tons of the last legislature.
At the meeting of the board of state
assessors Tuesday Mr.. Fred R. Fife ten
dered his resignation as clerk to take eff
feet June /. Mr.. Fife has been clerk of
the board since it was established and
has proved a very efficient one.
W. W. Dodge of Cambridge, Mass,
has presented Bowdoin College library
with complete file of the Boston Adver-
tiser for so years. The gift is a valuable
one as it puts in the hands of those using
the library a complete record of current
events for five decades, something the
library does not now contain.
Among the graduates of the Woman's
Medical College, Philadelphia, is Miss
Della Higgins, daughter of DIR. Geo. d.
Higgins of Strong.
A bust of the late VIM. III. Lambert is
to be set up in the High school building
in Fall River, Mass, being contributed
by those who were his pupils in that in
stitution. Mr.. Lambert was graduate
of Colby University in the class of 1865.
Rev. DR.. Small has received word from
Chicago that his son. ex-President Small
of Colby. had met with a painful acct
dent. He fell from chair and struck
on his hip, causing painful if not seri-
GUS sprain. The result is awaited for
with some anxiety.
Hon. A. W. Gilman of Foxcloft, has
been appointed member of the advisory
council of the Worlds Congress Auxili-
airy on farm culture and cereal industry
and a member of the Worlds Agricul-
tural Congress to convene in Chicago,
Oct. 16.
Hon. Hall G. Burleigh of the Maine
board of Worlds Fair commissioners,
will leave Saturday for Chicago, and will
attend the annual meeting of the state
board of which he is president, at the
Maine building, Tuesday, May %. The
next day he will take prominent part
in the observance of Maine day at the
fair.
Brev-Major U. M. Benson of Boston,
formerly of Portland, has been elected
chancellor of the Commandery of the
Loyal Legion for Massachusetts.
+ The leaving of the steamers takes with
them the force of officials who have been
here for the winter. The Allan line
people have already gone. Of the Do
mininion line Mr.. Grant Dufresne will
remain few days longer, while Mr.. T..
P. Goss goes today and Mr.. j. A. Hick-
ey goes tomorrow. With MI. Hickey
goes Mr.. William Blair. the last of the
Donaldson line officials to go.
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