The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-07
PERSONAL.

| Arthur G. jackson of Damariscotta, is
| at the West End hotel.
LII .Soper of Waterville, is at the
| Preble.
E.Walker and wife of Thomaston, are
at the Prebie.
MIR. and Mrs. C. FL. Berry of Rockland.
are at the Preble.
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. C. Chapman of Bangor,
are at the Preble.
| Sheriff G. M. Wormell of Bethel, is at
| the Preble.
James Mitchell of Rockland, is at the
| Falmouth.
| Hon. S. S. Brown, of Waterville is at
the Falmouth.
EN-. Blanding of Bangor, is at the
I Falmouth.
Mr.. Charles F. Williams, Boston agent
of the Portland Steam Packet Co., made
flying visit to Portland Thursday
night.
Mr.. VIM, Mcclellan left Caribou Monday
on a business trip to Portland. He ex-
meets to return to Caribou today.
Ex-Mayor H.rrR. Smith, of Auburn.
| who.has been seriously i'll was able to be
out.Wednesday and take ride about
| town.
Postmaster Blake of Auburn was at
his office Thursday afternoon and was at
tending to his duties for the first time
since his illness.
Hon. Jefferson P. Moore, of Abbott.
1. Lsrfhd Tuac6aU
evening, March 27th. A party of friends
assem- bled at his comfortable home, and
congratulated him on his personal vigor
at his period of life.
Miss Agnes Mabel Stafford, the elocu-
ZIONIST, who appeared at the YIN. CA.
hall. Bangor, Thursday, was the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Baxter on Broad
way.
DIR. S. C. Gordon has performedTa deli
cate and painful operation on DR.. Frank
E. Stevens. 1t was the taking up and
lengthening of the sciatic nerve in the
leg, by which the doctor has suffered
greatly in the last, few years. After
several hours of great pain, the patient
was easier, and is now doing well.
Ex-U S. Marshal Saunders is confined
to his home in Ellsworth by carbuncle
on his nose.
Mrs. Mary A. Baxter, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Jackson of
Foxcroft, has returned to her home in
Portland. While there reception was
given in her honor by Mrs. @. G. Hall
and Mrs. jackson at the formers spacious
parlors on Main street. The affair was a
very pleasant one.
Mrs. WI. Putnam, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. George f. Potter, at
Bath, has returned home.
. George L. Woodwork, recently head
clerk in the Evans House, Gardiner,
will have charge of the Office business
at Hotel North for the present. for Baker
& Burns, the new proprietors.
Gen. Plaisted and family, who have
been spending the winter in Aiken,
South Carolina, left last week for Tryon
City, North Carolina, where, they will
stay until the first of June. "
At meeting of the trustees of Thorn
ton Academia BRAN E. Cutter of Charles
GOWu, MdSs., was cAeOocu oi"Sooo
Thursday IN place of the late Seth
Seaman.
Miss Alice Hinkley, of this city, is be.
ing congratulated by friends on her en-
gagement to Mr.. Black of Ohio.
Miss Fannie True of Bangor, who has
beenssvisiting at" Ehe Stuart" returned
home yesterday.
I
mer home at the Cape yesterday to
superintend some improvements. He
will move over soou. He is generally
the first PortIanGer to move to the Cape
for the summer or among the first.
A dinner compliment taryto Thomas j.
Flaherty was given by the publishers of
the Telegram, last evening. =.