The Portland daily press., 1895-11-21
PERSONAL.

retary of the National Total Abstinence
union, and has taken part in much of
the temperance work done in New York
during the past few years. He will speak
in Portland, as we'll as Bangor and Lew
iston on his coming visit. Father Doyle
possesses the faculty of interesting his
audiences, as we'll as impressing them by
his remarkable eloquence.
All the New England Cattle Commiss-
oners meet at Providence, E. L today
and tomorrow. DR.. Bailey and Mr.. Deer
ing represent Maine.
Gov. Cleaves has appointed Gen. j..
Marshall Brown of this city, and Gen.
S. D. Leavitt of Eastport, to act as a
state ccom mittee for the Mexican Inter
nationa. Exposition, which is to open in
the City of Mexico on or about the 9th
of September, 1896.
Bishop Nicely has returned from visit
to Rockiand.
Department Commander VIM. H. Green
will attend the campfire to be held by
Knox Post, G. A. R., at Lewiston, Friday
evening.
Trunk is in the city on tour of duty.
Superintendent Stevenson of the Grand
Trunk, arrived from Montreal yesterday.
Mr.. William T. Merrill of the freshman
class at Amherst. is recovering from
typhoid fever at the home of his father,
Rev. j. G. Merrill of Scarboro.
Rev Leroy S. Bean of the West Cong
regational church, delivered his lecture
seThe Devil in Black and White" in the
public lecture course in City Hall. Law
renee, Mass, last evening. This even
ing he speaks on '"American Citizen
Ship at Princeton Mass.
Among the arrivals at the United
States hotel yesterday were X. W.
Champion, Norwich, CT. ; j. n. Brackett,
Cornish; W. P. Ordway, Skowhegan; R.
d. Carruthers, Montreal; A. K. P. Lord,
West Buxton; J. FL. Soule. Livermore
Falls R. A. Hemstreet, st. Thomas,
Ont. Edward W. Vinton, Saco; A. P.
Gordon, Fryeburg.
These were the arrivals at the Preble
House yesterday: J. j. Moran, w. q.
Anderson, E. B. Ripson. J. 6. Goodwin,
W.. w.
York; W. E. Sawyer, 9. r. Plaisted, II.
B. Bradstreet, C. Asher, c. Hone, N.
z. Moves, Boston; Mrs. ..and Miss Fuller,
Hartland; E. W. Hamil, Augusta; NJ. T.
Faulkner. Syracuse; NJ. L. Bailey, New
Britain; f. Price, Montreal A. W. Rol-
Inns, Meirose.
The will of the late Miss Louise How
dnS
several ssaoies for Maine people. Miss
Rowland willed Mrs. Harriet Converse
Fernald, librarian of the Maine State
College and her mothers namesake,
5000; Mary Q. Ferpald of Dover, $1,000
and to AlmyrasH. Durgin and Elizabeth
G. Durgin of Deering, $1,000 each. Miss
Rowland has made requests amounting
to $780, 500. s~se~
DR.. Z. D. Sullivan has removed from
Portland to Bangor and opened an office
in the Mcclure building. DR.. Sullivan
is an eminent specialist in the treatment
of the eye and ear. having been first as
sistant surgeon in the Maine Eye and Far
Infirmary in Portland for eight years.
He has had also extensive practice In
critical GASES in various parts of the state
Bangor News.
Secretary B. Walker Mokeen of the
State Board of Agricultural, Willis A.
Luce of Union and j. W. Dudley of
Castle Hill were in Bangor Tuesday
morning on their way to Danforth,
Charlotte and Cherryfeld,w here they
will address former intitutes.
Capt. c. L. Brooks of Colby University
footEall team, is coaching the Hebron
academy eleyen epreparatory to its ap-
preaching contest with the Portland
high school team NEXT Sa turday.
Mr.. John B. Curtis has returned from
an extended business trip through the
South. He attended che exposition at
Att anita.
Superintendent Stephenson and Assis,
Trunk, are here on an official tour of
inspection on the steamer service.