The Portland daily press., 1894-07-24
MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Make Portland the Eastern Terminus
of Long Trip.

They Arrived Here Yesterday from the
White Mountains Went to Old Orchard
Last Nlght-List of the Party.
Yesterday the Michigan Press Associa-
Dlon' an account of whose excursion to
Maine has been published in the PRESS,
arrived In this city over the Maine Cen
trai railroad, from the White Noun
talns' where they had stopped over Sum
Gay. Ihey came in their own private
cars, two sixteen section Pullman sleep
ers, 10 which they live if they prefer to.
But here they preferred to go to the Fail
mouth, where they registered yesterday
to the number of 81
Following is the list of names:
Will K.Kellogg, Good Health. Battle
J.. Leonard Kellogg, Good Health,
Battl. Greek.
S.C.Rowlson, Standard, Hillside
Rob Rowlson, Standard, Hillside.
John b.Penfeld, Commercial, Vicks-
burg.
Mrs, John B. Penfeld. Commercial,
Vicksburg.
j.. L. Minchin, Review, Evart
MRS. j. l. Mlnchin, Review, Evart
Il. Nisbett, Herald, Big Rapids.
Mrs. W r. Nisbett, Herald, Big Rapids.
+. Il. ellison, Palladium, Benton Har-
Dor.
Mrs. F. r. ellison, Palladium, Benton
Miss Alice ellison, Palladium, Benton
Harbor.
C.S. Osborn, News, Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Z. s. Osborn, News, Sault Ste.
Marie.
J.R. Warren, Peoples Tribune, Sagi-
naw
Della Graham, Peoples Tribune. Sag
NAV.
OH. Slocum, Democrat, Caro-
Mrs. u. IL. Slocum, Democrat, Caro-.
| C.G.Swensburg, Herald, Grand Rap
ids.
Bertha M. Swensburg, Herald, Grand
Rapids.
XII. Butterfeld, Grange Visitor, Lam
sing.
Perry F. Powers. News and Express,
Cadillac.
Mrs. Perry F.Powers. News and Elk
press, Cadillac
Miss Mary E. Peters. News and Ex-
press, Cadillac.
John H. Doak, Signal, Springport.
!. Willis Miller, Argus, Chesaning.
Mrs. Willis Miller, Argus, Chesaning.
Miss Sophia Hopkins, Chesaning.
F. Moore, Republican, ST. Clair.
Miss Laura Moore, Republican, St.
Clair.
Miss Florence Potter. Republican, St.
Clair. E
Charles Hampton, Democrat, Petos-
key.
Mrs; CHARLES Hampton. Democrat,
Els. Andrews Enterprise, Williamson
Mrs. E. s Andrews, Enterprise, Will
| liamston.
Ell. Bates, News, Pentwater.
James Schermerhorn, Gazette, Hud-
sou. secretary.
Mrs. James schermerhorn, Gazette,
| Hudson.
Mrs. james Schermerhorn, Gazette,
| Hudson.
tn. e. Quinby, Free Press, Detroit.
| AL. Bemis, Gazette, Carson City.
| Mrs. A. l.. Benlis, Gazette, Carson City.
| J.P. Taylor, Gazette, Carson City.
MT. Dodge, American School Com
missioner, Saginaw.
Mrs. M. T. Dodge, Saginaw.
Matt Blosser, Enterprise, Manchester,
| LIS. Rogers, Journal of Commerce
| Detroit
Mrs. LIS. Rogers, Journal of Com
merce, Detroit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rogers, Journal of Com
| merce, Detroit.
C.S. Ramsay, Tribune, Cheboygan.
Mrs. C.S. Ramsay, Tribune, Cheboy-
| gan.
Miss Ramsay, Tribune, Cheboygan.
There were others in the party who
returned home from Montreal. The
president ofthe association is Mr.. Theo-
dore E. Quinbys tie etreasurer, Mr.. L, c..
Rowlson, and9 Vthe secretary James
| Schermerhorhs Il
| President Quihby is the managing ed
| itor of the Detroit Free Press. He is
| the son of Hon. William E. Quinby, our
minister to the Netherlands, who is a
| Maine man, and was born in Brewer. He
Invent west when scarcely more than a
boy. He is graduate of the Michigan
| university.
| These Western state press associations
| make long and expensive trips every
year. This Michigan Association has
! journeyed to California, to Mexico, to
| New Orleans and to Florida, and now
! has.come away down here into Maine,
and this is the smallest number that
| ever went on one of these excursions.
This year the Illinois Association has
| gone to Europe. The Michigan Associa-
tion will probably take that trip in the
| near future
| They left the city last night for Old
Orchard, where they will remain till
Wednesday morning, when they will
leave for Boston. where they will be en-
tertained by the Boston Press Club and
| given sail down the harbor.
Then they will turn their faces home
ward and travel by the way of Montreal.