The Portland daily press., 1895-08-10
PERSONAL.

ao y Clock IHufSuhy. Ihe table was
spread on the lawn and from forty to.forty-
five sat.down and enjoyed fish chowder.
They all declared it a delightful occasion.
| Chief of Police Gilman Of Bangor, ex-
plains that he would have been happy to
have accepted the position of umpire of
the ball7gameEbetween the..Portland and
Lewiston police, but the terms of his life
insurance forbade.
The Rockland Star says: "Miss McCobb
of Portland rendered Shakespeare Mid
summer Nights Dream Wednesday even
ing in the Camden opera house which
closed the Midsummer Fair that has met
with great success. Miss McCobb has a
clear, sweet voice which with her easy
appearance on the stage makes her a
great favorite. She held the attention of
the audience from the beginning to the
close of the selection
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Plummer of Port
land, are visiting at G.. A. French's, at
Philips, and Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Mel
son and child of Portland, are at Joel
Wilburs.
Mrs. John Tees of Montreal, Que, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Ken
worthy, SO Carlton street.
| Hon. George Curran of Calais was in
| the ely yesterday.
Mr.. Sumner D. Seayey and wife of
Charlestown, Mass, are visiting Mr. Sea-
veys brother, County Commissioner N.
H. Seayey, at his home at Harrison. Mr.
Seavey is an officer of the Massachusetts
State Prison and was the officer wounded
in the attempted outbreak of prisoners
March 4, 1893
| A. FL Davis, ESQ.,, clerk of the U. S.
Court, starts today on his vacation, which
he will pass in the Kineo region. He will
be accompanied by his son, Philip Davis.
During his absence Miss Russell will act
as deputy clerk.
Mrs. A. H. Davis leaves today for Indi-
ana, to visit her parents.
Postmaster J. Fl. Twombley of Auburn
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. James Murphy of Providence, R.
L., formerly at the Cathedral is the
guest of Rt Rev. Bishop Healy, Congress
street.
Rev. C. v Hanson, pastor of the Bap-
tist church at Skowhegan, will preach at
the First Baptist church in this city TO-
morrow forenoon.
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, D. B., will
preach at Williston tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Ayres of the First Baptist
church, Mr. and Mrs Brunei and son
Roger Brunei, are visiting in Hebron.
| OH. .Hersey of Buckfe1d, S. G. Belche1
of Harrington and Superintendent L. L.
Lincoln of the Rumford Falls railway,
were at the Falmouth yesterday
Mrs. Jane P. Thurston, known to ali
Portland people, will celebrate her eigh,
ty-frst birthday next Thursday at he1
residence, 46 Tying street.
Gen. IT. B. Lord of the Illinois State
Guard, has been calling upon the officers
of the National Guard in this city. He
will visit the State muster on Governors
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arthur, M S.
Mayer, H. M. Bostwick, Mr.. and Mrs
D. Runisen, E. T. Church, John G. Schu
maker, G. N. Neill of New York are al
the Preble.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wheeler Of New Lon
don, Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Hall of Water
bury, William Berton, G. J. Convin, W
M. Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Parker
W. D. Parsons of Boston are at thu
Preble. 80
6. Sampson Of the Adams House, Bos
ton, stopped over at the Preble yesterday
J. R. Libby, the Congress street mer
chant, is spending the week at Northfielt
attending the conference of Bible study
Mr.. and Mrs Libby report the conference,
to be unusually interesting. This is tn,
third annual meeting hey have ATTENDED
at Northtield.
H. C. Morrison of Old Town has beer
elected master of the Milford IN. 81.
High school. He was valedictorian Of
the class of '95 Dartmouth College. Fl,
is "a years old, and unmarried.
Among the recent arrivals at the Mer
ryconeag House, Harpswell, are Mr.. ant
Mrs. James s. Wright, South Paris; Mr.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Chapman, Montreal
VIM. Fitzgerald and W. G. Fitzgerald
Ottawa Miss E. J. Tucker, and Mis-
Lund, Roxbury; c. H. Wilson. ssAuburn
]. 7. Gibbs and wife, New ssYork city
Mr.. and Mrs FL. B. Belcher and family
Worcester; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hildreth
3D., Worcester; VIM. Durgtithall, ..Montre
tal; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis f. Hill, Brook
lynn
Mr.. Joseph Lezotte of Lewiston i
spending few days in Portland witt
friends.
Mrs A. M. DeBervis and son, Mrs. G
) N. Covert, Mr. and Mrs Jas. Moffett o
Brooklyn are at the Preble.
Matt ]. Bogart and family, Mrs. L
E. Huyler and son of New York city ar
at the Preble.
Miss Kicker and Miss Tarbox will SIM
:, at both services at Williston on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Andrews of Ney
York are at the Falmouth, en- route t
Bar Harbor.
John P. Kelly and daughter of Troy
N. Y, are at the Falmouth for fey