The Portland daily press., 1895-11-09
PERSONAL.

The many friends of Albert G. DON
ham, Vesper street, will be pleased to
learn that he is rapidly recovering from
The surgical operation which he recently
passed through.
AT the First Baptist church tomorrow
the PASTOR Rev. W. S. Ayers Will take
charge of the, services for the first time
since his recent illness; preaching at
10. 30 a. m.
Miss Katherine NJ Kicker will sing at
the Congress Square church tomorrow
morning. A choir of children from the
Home for Little Wanderers will also De
present. The pastor will officiate.
The Rev. Geo. II. 'Gutterson OF Boston,
who breaches at the Williston church to-
morrow Emorning and evening, is one OF
the most telling speakers OF the denoml-
nation. His unique and energetic style
makes him a favorite at all local and
atesconferences.
County Commissioners Parcher and
ReaIs of Androscoggin county, were IN
town Yesterday to look up the Cumber-
land county records, in reference to
road case
Custom Inspector Tobie is having his
annual vacation.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins of Providence,
r is the guest of Bishop Healy OF
this city.
MIR. Edward Lord, business manager
IF the Concord Monitor, is III the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Cummings OF
Boston, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r, r. Whitehouse of Deering street,
returned home yesterday. Mr. Cummings
is yice-president of the Went End Rail-
road Company.
Can't. John Craig, formerly captain OF
the steamer Portland, has had several
offers of steamers, none of which he mas
cared to accept. He is now negotiating
with Boston parties about taking charge
of steamer plying from that port to
Maine.
Major W. II. Green. department. COM
mander G. A. R., has returned from a
visit to South Paris, where he met
cordial reception from the Grand Army
bows of South Paris, Norway, Oxford,
ford county.
Hon. Josiah Drummond of this city is
TO deliver the address on the occasion OF
the reunion of the. descendants OF John
Bean, whovsettled at Wilton, moving to
this state from Exeter, N. H., which is
to be Fheld in the First Church at East
Wilton, August 19, 1896, where the old
settler used to worship.
Director I. B. Isaacson of the Lewiston
Baseball Association, was in town yes
terday.
Among the arrivals at the West End
Hotel Yesterday were c. N. Kennison,
Waterville; Chas. A. Buzzell, Oldtown
C. D. Stanford, ]. S. Baker, Bangor; E.
E. Smith, Dover, N. H.; G. P. Hanna
ford, Winthrop; DIR. Berry, Bath; Geo.
Tarbox, North Conway; E. Beese, Clin-
ton; r. Fl. James, Hanover, H. II.
These were among the arrivals at the
Falmouth hotel yesterday: L. L. Lincoln,
Rumford Falls; W. Ferris, Montreal; R.
L. Thomas, James Bowman, Louis Levy
B. S. Hoyt, New York; G. E. Watson,
Richmond, Va; J.. S. Hamblen and
party, Bridgton; j. N. Mason, Limerick
wv. Hilton, E. W. Lutte, l. N. Gold
smith, W. N. Patten, Boston; W. ID.
Jefferies, Ticonduga &C. E. Bush, Orwell,
VT: o. f. Allen, 7. H. Sturteyant,
Springfield; NJ. F. Coughlin, Holliston.
The Bangor Football team with their
sympathzers to the number OF ~, are
at the Preble house.
Among the guests at the Preble last
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Brad
ley, M. N. Goodyear, New Haven; W. B..
Berry, g. E. Willard, P. W. Royce, f..
F. Plummer. W. c. Baker, Boston; W
V. Jukins, Philadelphia; AS. Campbell,
W. G Anderson, New York; Geo. Chaplin,
Springfield.
Mr.. James P. Champlin was called to
Worcester yesterday on account of the
serious illness of his wife.