The Portland daily press., 1895-08-20
PERSONAL.

Ffol' Jackman, of Detroit, Mich, the
newly appointed instructor in the theory
anu practice of pharmacy, which course
VIII negln at the Maine State College at
orono this fall term, was recently in
Portland and called upon Mr.. L. J.
stevens, the druggist, on Munjoy Hill,
VINO Is an alumnus of the State College.
FroI' Jaokman had just come from
ofono, Where he had been arranging for
Che beginning Of the course in pharmacy,
When the term begins Sept. 1st. He went
paeK TO his home in Detroit. Prof. Jack
man Is very bright appearing young
man, OF about 80 years of age. He is
graduate of Ann Arbor University, Mich.
III the college course and in the pharma-
ceutlcal course. After graduating he
Went into business with his father in
Detroit. On the recent death of the lat
ter he closed up the business, because he
preferred teaching, and had already given
private lessons in pharmacy. AS in
struotor at the State College he will oc-
cupy his first position as teacher.
DIR. j. W. Whidden leaves the last of
the week for months vacation at the
Lakes.
Capt. Chas Howe, formerly of the fire
boat, has taken position as captain
OF the tug Warren, and will enter upon
his duties September 1.
Ex-Congressman NJ. J. McEttriok of
Massachusetts, Els the guest of Mr.. FIN.
Dow at his cottage at Peaks Island.
q Hon. j. i. Cutler of Bangor is at the Fal-
mouth.
j. N. Green of Calais is at the Fal-
mouth for few days.
G. Warren and wife of Chicago, are
at the Falmouth on their way to Poland
Springs
Deputy Sheriff Sterling left yesterday
for a weeks vacation in New Hamp-
shire.
B. P. Palmer of the Soinerville Citizen,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Palmer
will be remembered by old newspaper
men as very prominent newspaper man
in Boston.
Col. Clark S. Edwards of Bethel,
Capt. j. Hammond Of Riverside, and
Messrs. W. B. Adams and Nathaniel
Haskell of Auburn, are at the Fifth
Maine building, Peaks island, for few
days.
Messrs. Chas. True and Harry B. Hum
phrey sail September for Antwerp to
pursue the study of musicTat the Aca-
denny of Music at Brussels.
q Rev. T. S. Samson of the Free street
Baptist church, is at Cottage City
Mr. Don G. Seitz, assistant publisher
OF the New York World, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Messenger left Fri
day for New York city where they will
make their future home, Mr. Messenger
having severed his connection with the
New York Fidelity and Casualty Life
Insurance Company, which he has repre-
sented Tor several years in this state nd
connected himself with the United States
Casualty Insurance Company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Messenger have many warm friends
in Portland who will regret their depar-
ture
r. The 7I If folloTing w 9 are registered at the
Tex; Mrs A. Poole and family of Chi
cago; K. Curd, W. f. Fenpkin, Macon,
Ga. W. f. Perry, Bridgton; F.P. King
and wife, Mrs. NJ. G. Diggs, Baltim ore
E. f. Kimball and wife. indianapolis
Mrs. W. P. Johnson, Miss johnson,
Chicago; A. NJ Jones, Lincoln, Me. 90
B Collins, Miss Collins, New Albany,
Ind. G L. Hall, j. B. Ellsworth, W. p.
Stewart, g. ". Littlefed, New Yor k
George K. Withey and wife, Ballor
Ohio; j. E. Dingley, o. F. Chillis, E.
E. Robertson, e. G. Breed FP Thorn as
Boston G. W. Ham, Eastport IT. NJ Burton,
Bangor;J. F. Little, Lewiston; A. c. Perry
Presque Isle.
Mrs. L. o Brien and party of New York
city, are at the Falmouth, en- route to Bar
Harbor.
Mr. George S. Winn, head bookkeeper
and paymaster at the Otis Falls Pulp
Company's mills at Otis Falls, has Sc
vered his connection with the company,
his health, which has been very poor or
the past three months, necessitating a
change, and he and Mrs. Winn will leave |
Tuesday for the sea shore