The Portland daily press., 1893-08-14

of New York, also passed through the
Notch on their way from the doctor
Vermont farm to Bar Harbor.
His Lordship, the bishop of Montreal,
will spend the latter part OF August at
the Crawford House accompanied py
his wife.
Baron and Baroness Cannart d.
Hamal of Belgium, are making a vlslt at
this house.
Mr.. Frank Munsey, proprietor OF the
Munsey Magazine of New York, with j.;
L. Hill, brother of Senator Hill, arrived
the last of the week at the Crawford. $
Miss Marion Dow of Portland, was a
guest the past week of Miss Merrill at the
Crawford.
Mr.. Philip Hunt of Portland, is enjoy
ing the hospitalities of this house.
Mr.. and Mrs. T . E. Boothby of Portland,
entertained Mrs. John M. Peters and Miss
A. c. Peters of Bangor, at the Crawford
the past week.
Mr. W. H. Hand, Jr. of Portland, son of
Lieut.. Hand of the us. N, who,. with
his mother and sister, are summerlng at
the White Mountains House, walked with
a party from Crawford$ to the summit
of Mount Washington and returned over
the bride path, Wednesday.
The trial of the celebrated Mount Wash
ington railway case, which involves the
title to the summit of Mount Washing
ton, will begin before Judge Putnam in
the United States Ciruit Court at Ports
mouth, August 25.
East Side.
Fryeburg has for many years been the
Athens of the mountains The Chautau-
qua has held it's annual meetings there,
there Daniel Webster taught and the
Fryeburg Academy has for many genera
tions been the fountain head of learning
of whose water the youths and maids OF
all these mountain villages have freely
partaken. But now it appears that the
townspeople of North Conway, Intervale
and jackson are DESTROYS to establish an
academy of their own, and to this end a
fair has been held in North Conway I'M
der the auspices of the ladies of these re-
sorts Wednesday and Thursday OF the
past week The villagers chose am ost
opportune time as August is the gala
month and the guests are always liberal
patrons of such occasions. The fair was
held in the Academy building. which
stands on the site of the old skating rink
and only awaits necessary funds for It's
completion Through the kindness of
Mr.. Payson Tucker the rooms and build
ing were artistically and deliberately dec
Grated with delicate streamers and
draperie1 of bunting.
Edwards of Portland are at the East
Branch house.
Mr.. Fred Haskell and family of Port
land are as usual passing the season at
the Pendexter mansion.
Miss Hannah Tucker of Boston is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Payson Tuck
er at his lovely summer home Birchmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker have also entertained
the past week Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J..
Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs. j John L. Twitchell
and the Misses Russell of State street,
Portland.
DR.. Seth G. Gordon was gust at the
Intervale House Monday,
DR.. Thomas Fillebrown of Portland,
was registered at the Kearsarge a few
days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Barnes of Portland,
will pass the remainder of August at
the Sunset Pavilion.
Mrs. Benjamin Harris and family with
Miss Woodbury., daughter of Mr..
Theodore Woodbury. of State street, are
summering at west Baldwin.
Mr.. Charles Rolfe and family of New
tonvilIe, formerly of Portland, are at
Hiram.