The Portland daily press., 1895-12-07
PERSONAL.

Hon. Charles ID. ChaSe ana Vile nave
returned from a visit to Maiden, Mass.
Mr. Henry P. Merrill, OF this city, is
to Join the Psi Epsilon fraternity at
Dartmouth College and Mr.. P. H. Win
chester the Beta Psi fraternity at the
same college. The invitations. occur this
week and next.
ST. Alban Commandery K. I. have
presented Mr.. W. N. Howe, its Recorder,
q beautiful diamond stud for his iDdefati-
gable work that made the trip to the
Triennial Conclave such success.
Miss Annie G. Pepper, daughter of
Rev. 6. d. B. Pepper. D. D., acting
president Of Colby, is contemplating
spending the coming winter abroad. She
intends to leave in two or three weeks
and will pass the greater part Of the time
in Paris with her brother, Charles Pep
per, who, since his graduation from Col
by, has gained considerable note as an
artist.
A writer in the Bangor Commercial
says: 81 was greatly interested in the
appearance of Adjt Gen. Conner at the
Bangor House last night. The general
was the center of admiring attention
wherever he moved in the house and when
he rose to speak he was greeted with a
storm of enthusiastic applause His re-
cent brave fight with death and his rise
from what seemed the very valley Of the
shadow, have served to still deeper en-
dear him In the hearts of Names soldiers
and citizens"
DR.. Cyrus Hamlin, will speak at Cor
ham, tomorrow, in the Congregational
church. on the subject of the "Reign of
Terror in Turkey"
William G. Adams was in Hallowell
Thursday.
Mr.. Spencer Rogers, the builder and
contractor, was in Auburn Thursday. He
represented the insurance companies in
the adjustment of the loss by fire in the
Androscoggin county Jail workshop.
Department Commander W. Fl. Green
made an official visit to the Bangor Post
Thursday evening.
Mr. Will Stockbridge will assist the
Methodist church choir at a concert to
be given in Winthrop. December 1st
IL
erly of Weld, graduate of Gray's bust,
ness college, Portland, has been elected
principal of the commercial department
and penmanship in Oak Grove Seminary.
Vassalboro
Assistant Chief Engineer Holinshead
of the G. L. R., was in the city yester-
day on tour of inspection in connection
with the proposed alteration of the Nor
way branch of the 6. T. r. from steam
to electric traction.
Thursday evening the friends of Geo.
II. Owen, of the firm OF Owen, Strout
& Co., gave him a house warming at
81 Thomas street. About 40 were present
and the evening was pleasantly passed,
with singing and social oonver sation. A
fine supper was served, after which the
guests presented Mr.. and Mrs. Owen a
handsome mahogany rocker
Mrs. Addition, a sketch of whose life
was given on the occasion of her. goth
birthday, celebrated her 91st birthday
yesterday. Many of her friends called to
pay their respects.
These were among the arrivals at the
Falmouth yesterday: H. 6. Yates, G.
K. Gage, c. H. Ferguson, G. E. Phillips.
E. A. Caldwell, G. e. Marston, G. P.
Marks, Boston; ". Nehing, Creskill. N.
j.; 6. S. Soherlck, Rumford Falls; H.
L. Shepard, Rockport; E. E. Murphy,
New York; Sperry Locke, Rockland; ).
Fl. Bennett and wife, Bridgton.
At the Preble last night were the fol-
lowing: B. J. Hunt, Thos. M. Everett,
G. A. Daniels. o. A. Taft, Boston; c.
D. Garrett, ST. Louis; E. W. Cummings,
Providence; Joseph II. Rowe, Glouces-
ter; N. E. Wentworth and wife, Kittery
Mrs Pike, Mrs. Tricky, Calais Edward,
Little, Laoonia; Geo. E. Macomber
Augusta; W. S. Campbell, New York; G.
S. Melville, 6. W. Libby, Il. B. Galyor.
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