The Portland daily press., 1895-08-14
PERSONAL.

| Mr.. Charles P. Costello, in his new
position as manager of the Bay Point
Hotel at Rockland, has done credit to the
training which he received in Portland
Mr.. Costello was eight years in the Fal-
mouth and four years in the Preble The
Bay Point has this year been full and
OVERLOOKING with regular guests, al
though the season has not been wholly
favorable. This is regarded by the hotel
men here as most brilliant record Mr.
Costello will probably return to his old
position at the Preble when the season
ends in the middle of September.
Mr.. Arthur. Thomas, principal of Houl-
ton Academy, has been passing his yaca-
ton at the Cape. Today he goes to New
Salem, Mass, to represent This academy
at the anniversary of the New Salem
Academy. Houlton academy stands on
part Of the public land originally given to
New Salem Academy
One of the guests at the coming reunion
Of the Seventeenth Maine regiment will
be the daughter of General Hiram G..
Berry. Mrs. Snow, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
father. Mrs. Snow is now in Rockland.
A bust of General Neal Dow has been
| nearly completed by Miss Daisy King, of
Washington, D. G. Miss King, who is
the adopted daughter of Mr.. Cyrus King,
| is now at his summer home at Pine
Point Gen. Dow has given her frequent
sittings during the summer, and the clay
Il ~ To- r. y 4<~ 1>o
a wonderfully accurate likeness. Miss
King has high reputation as an artist
in Washington.
Miss Rose Adee Fitzpatrick of Hallowell
has been elected to the position of pre-
ceptress at Coburn Classical I.stitute at
Waterville Miss Fitzpatrick was for
several years student at Colby, where
she maintained a high position in
scholarship. After leaving college she
was for four years teacher in the Hal
lowell High School, where her work met
with remarkable success. Two years ago
she entered Chicago University, where
she made special study of English and
history
Mr.. Luther Bradford of Woodfords, ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Nellie,
went yesterday to Presque Isle to attend
the reunion of the 10th Maine Regiment.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, the new
president of the 6. T. R., is expected to
arrive in Portland on Thursday
| Mr.. W. NJ. Stinch1eld, express messen-
ger, has been transferred to the run be-
tween Portland and Rockland on train
No. AZ, in the place of Mr. T. D. Web
ster, who has been changed to the Port
land and Boston run.
Mr. Philip Fl. Farley, business mana
ger of the Bond Record of New York, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mr.. Charles Cowles, the favorite actor
who has been playing in the comic opera
"Little Christopher, at Madison Square
Garden, ..New- York, for year, is spend
Cowles has his sister and her daughter
with him.
Miss Clara Abbott of Manchester is
visiting Miss Lena Lord fora few days at
her home in Westbrook. She will spend
next Sunday with Arthur W. Hawkes. at
his home in Windham before returning
home.
Bedros Barakian of Worcester, young
and intelligent Armenian, is justnow in
Portland, visiting one OF his .countrymen.
Mr.. Barakian is about 80 years of age
and is one Of the most intelligent of his
very we'll and is conversant with the in
situations of this country and the Gus
toms of the American people. He is a
draughtsman and is employed in one OF
the big manufacturing conncerns in Wor-
cester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Kean, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
W Cline. T. E. Lindsay of Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Closson, Altman Good
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Abbott, H.
R. Child of Boston; B. f. Cooper, Phil
adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kenney,
Cleveland /; Mrs. Winfield Peters, Miss
Girvin and J. erwin Peters of Baltimore
B. P. Cooper, Philadelphia; are at the
Preble House.
Judge A. R. Savage of Auburn is at the
Falmouth.
!, T. NJ. Larrabee Of Bridgton is spending
few days at the Falmouth.
G. L. Siske and wife of Boston are
. visiting Mr.. j. f. Siske at the Falmouth.
A. P. Wilson and wife of Boston are al
the Falmouth on their way to Bar Har-
Dor
Charles r. Cleaves of Washington, D.
c., is at the Falmouth.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill has invited the
members of Governor Cleaves's first coun
Gil to a reunion at Rumford Falls the
first Tuesday in September.
Frank J. Mason has just been appoint
ed press representative of the New Eng
land Fair.