The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-05
PERSONAL.

MISS MiAulo a. LuiuLiCA Vi OoaCA
Paris, who was organlst at Congress
Square church and who has been taking
an advanced course in organ music and
vocal culture under some of the greatest
masters in Europe is expected home soon.
She was to sail from Bologne for New
York August 2Sth.
Mr.. Charles Livermore, manager Of the
W. U. Telegraph Co. Of Portland, was
in. the Hallowell, Tuesday, calling on his
father, Col D. P. Livermore
Governor Cleaves, accompanied by his
brother. Hon. Thomas P. Cleaves of
Wash ington, D. c.. Hon. Fred E. Rich
ards, president of the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Portland, Col.
e G. Stevens, his private secretary, and
members of his staff, attended the Maine
State Fair at Lewiston yesterday, which
was Governors day.
State Steamboat Commissioners Charles
Staples, ..Jr, Of Portland and Horace At
wood of Hampden have gone to Portage
Lake on tour of inspection
Hon. B. L. Loveitt of Worcester, a
prominent manufacturer of agricultural
implements, who has been in the city dur
ing the New England Fair, left Monday
for Lewiston.
Department. Commander Green and
staff attended grand camp fire at Lew
iston last night.
Vice Consul General Springer of
Havana and the Misses Springer left for
Boston last evening. Mr.. Springer will
return-to Havana Octooer 1st.
Travelling Agent Tolman Of the Bos-
ton & Maine was In town yesterday.
A dispatch from Westminster, VT,
says Rev. G. A. Dickinson has SO far re-
covered as to be able to go with his
family to Maino for some months. BE
will not return to his Boston.pulpit un-
til ia nuary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riggs (Kate
Douglas Wiggin), are spending few
days in Boston. Mrs. Riggs went on from
Maine to attend the funeral Of her pub
Usher, Mr.. Houghton. Her new book,
"The Village Watch Tower" is in press
The following are at the Preble House !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Heap of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Reid of Cambridge,
George Sanborn of Philadelphia, George
Oliver of Albany, Charles N. Lloyd, R.
B. Calender, Mrs. Philip Sawyer, A.
Conway, VIM. A. Frost and wife, A. II.
Travis, F. L. Soaring, G. s. Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Janskye of New York.
city, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Bascom of
Greenfield. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M
Sise of Portsmouth.
MIR. w. J. Crevier of the Canada rail
way mail service, Sherbrooke division,
who is travelling in New England on q
tour of examination of Uncle Sans mail
service, arrived in this city yesterday and
called on Postmaster Small, who intro
duced him to Mr.. Warehouse, superin-
tendent of the United States railway
service, who showed him about.the Office.
An hour was passed in comparing the
penny system of the different railway
routes. Mr.. Creier left..the city last night
and will next call upon..Mr. E. j. Ryan,
superintendent of the United States rail-
way mail service in Bosom.
At the Falmouth Hotel yesterday were
Mrs JAS Dempney and party of Maniter,
Mich, A. H. Leonard of New Orleans,
W. A. Ellis Of Postigo, Wis, Fl A. Some
of Bangor, W. A. Noyes of Auburn, l..
H. Severance and parry of Cleveland, Hon.
Is. H. Allen of Thomaston, Col 1. 5.
Bangs of Waterville, G. Beal of Norway,
D. W. Trainer and party of Huntington,
Del, E..Wessells and party sof Peekskill,
m. Y, A. G. Robinson and wife of Ban
gor, DR.. J. P. Walker of Cincinnati,
George Willis and party of Quincy, Ill. 3,
J. W. Mcguire of Quebec, W. W. Chase
of New York. E. G. Purdy Of New York,
@. H. Snarles and wife of East Orange,
N. j., J. e. Tufts, Mrs. M. A. Lee, Miss
A. Swan, A. w. Bond, G. B. Strioker'
H. Adams. of Boston, z. A. H emenway.