The Portland daily press., 1895-09-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. I. 10 rdan and daugh-
ter. Of 50 Thomas street, are visiting
friends in Minnesota.
Chas. E. Hawkes. and Fl. True Hooper
left this week for Harvard college.
To Miss Eleanor B. Stevens of Ran
dolph, is awarded the honor of making
the bag or pouch, in which Mrs. Nicely,
wife of Bishop Nelly, will carry the
united offerings of Maine to the Episco-
pal Triennial Convention, which is to
take place next month in Minneapolis.
The bag is Of light green chamois skin,
laced with the same, and ornamented
with pine cones. Among the many pretty
articles of this kind present, there will
not probably be any with which this will
not compare favorably-like everything,
and everybody going from Maine. This
tasteful receptacle will contain about
$500
Mr.. Edwin Woodman. Jr., of Chilli, N.
Y, Seminary. who has been holding
meetings at the Church of Emanuel
since the resignation Of Rev. T. J. Camp
bell, July 18th, has accepted the call and
is now the pastor of that society. He
resides with his parents at 1879 High
street, city.
Miss Ef1e Ames has returned from a
months vacation at Belfast.
Mr.. Nathan Clifford of this city was
best man at the wedding of Mr.. H. A.
Titus of Newport, r. l., and Miss Helen
Farquhar of Newton, Mass, Wednesday.
Mr.. George o. Gosse, one of Portland's
veteran newspaper men, who has not
been in good health for the past year or
more, left yesterday for the Soldiers
Home at Togus where he expects to re-
gain health and strength.
Mr.. Kotzschmar is one of the instruc-
tors in music at the Stevens school for
young ladies at New Gloucester this sea-
son.
Mr.. John Doyle of Victor, Col, one of
the owners and secretary of the celebrat-
ed Portland mines at Cripple Greek. Col,
is paying visit to this city, his old
home
Mayor Curtis of Boston is going to
take vacation of three weeks in Maine.
General Mark F. Wentworth ofs.Kittery,
Surveyor of the port, arrived at the Preble
last evening. He seems much improved
in health.
Gen. Charles H. Smith and wife of
Washington, arrived at the Preble House
last evening. Gen. Smith was colonel OF
the First Maine Cavalry in the war, and
is now on the retired list of the regular
army.
Mrs. L. Fl. Hallock of Tacoma, Wash
ington. nee Miss Webster of this city, will
sing Sunday evening at the Second Par
ish church.
Mr.. John Driscoll and Mr.. James Flynn
Of this city, will sail for France tonight
from New York where they will begin a
course of theology in the grand seminary
| in Paris.
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
Hotel last night were: Gen. Chas. Ham
lin. Fred Sturges, Bangor, N. z. john
son, Haverhill; Geo. Merrill, Cincinnati;
10. W. Bauneman, Philadelphia; R. E.
Colman, Cleveland; G. T. Smith, Rum
ford Falls; DR.. and Mrs. Warren, Mrs. E.
| Haines, Biddeford; J. E. Lawrence,
Lewiston; E. S. Paul, Auburn F; Mr.. aid
Mrs. J. Boardman, L E. l. Hall, G. Il.
Mills, W. Powell, J. e. Tufst, Chester
Corey, Il. j. Mooney, Boston; A. l..
Macfadden, W. D. Bennett, Whit -Colyer,
| New York.
John ?. Lowell of the Lowell Arms Co.,
Boston, is in town On business trip. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Lowell. They
are stopping at the Falmouth.
4. Miss Maggie Cameron and Miss
ChritineEMcDonald have been visiting
Mrs. L. Gauther.
Miss Ruby Cross leaves this morning
for Rockland for Rockland on brief
vacation trip.