The Portland daily press., 1895-10-23
PERSONAL.


w. W. Thomas I'd, son of Elias Thomas
ESQ.,, will spend the winter in California,
at Palo Alto, where he will take the law
course in the Leland Stanford University.
Mr. Milton S. Clifford who for some
thing less than year, has been editor
and part owner of the Daily News OF
Bangor, has left that paper. Mr.. Clifford
Will resume the study of law in the office
OF General Henry L. Mitchell in Bangor,
and will later apply for admission to the
Penobscot bar. Mr.. Clifford will be
succeeded az editor by Mr.. J. W. Leath-
ers, formerly night editor of the paper.
A. A. Nickerson, Colonel of Encamp-
ment 1877 of the Union Veteran Legion of
this city, has returned from Buffalo, n.
T., where he was in attendance on the
National Encampment. At the regular
meeting of the Portland Encampment
tonight, he will have something to say
about the proceedings at Buffalo. All
members are requested to be present.
Soon after the arrival of Rev. DR..
Whitman, late president of Colby, in
the affairs of Columbian University, q
delegation of colored gentlemen waited
upon him to learn the policy of the insti-
tuition in the future on the race question.
The doctor told them that while he had
worked by the side of a colored man in
the north without giving the matter g
thought he should not break away from
the well settled traditions Of Columbian.
They deferred registration.
Judge Robinson has been confined te
his home by illness the last two days.
Senator Frye will be guest of the Port
land Club Monday evening, November a.
Thsre will be a reception and banquet.
MI. 4. A. Clark of J. S. Winslowh&
Co., was presented by Mr.. Clarence
Brooks, in behalf of party of 30 ladie:
and gentlemen, a handsome gold watch
chain in honor of his birthday, Monday
evening. 1t was delightful surprise
party.
Mr.. Robert T. Whitehouse of this city,
has farce in Godey's for November,
entitled GA Tourney at Truth Telling. .
Col. c. II. Lewis of Rollinsford, n.
H., ex-President Of Noyes University Of
Northfeld, VT, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Brooks sang at Bates street
Universalist church, Lewiston, last
week.
Professor Robinson of Bowdoin Col
lege, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank S. Corey of Calais, whose
sad death from drowning at Grand Lake,
was recorded in yesterdays 2 RESS, Ewas
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Corey Of
this city. BY his sad death his parents
are doubly bereaved, as they lost another
son, Mr.. Will S. Corey, SO short time
ago. Mr. Frank Corey married daugh
ter Of Mr.. Geo. 6. King, the senior mem
Der of the firm in whose business he sue
ceeded.
Mr.. F. 7. R. Gould of the Transcript
Company, left for Arizona last Satur
day. He went suddenly on the receipt
of information that his sister, who. lives
there, and her husband, were both dan
gerously ILL
| Edward Kimball Of Bridgton, was il
Ulio OlUy yCotCIuay.
W. S. Grant, W. H. Smith. William
Johnston and James Grant left YESTERDAY
for a visit to cities 10 Massachusetts.
| 4 Mrs. e. S. Root of Rochester, is visit
ing relatives in this city and Westbrook.
Joseph Murphy of Bangor, a we'll
known newspaper man, was in the city
| yesterday.
BENZ. S. Lowell. president of the Lovel
| Arms Co.. is in the city.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill of Rumfori
Falls, is at the Falmouth.
G. W. Ross of Gorham, N. H., was in
the city yesterday.
j. H. L. Allen of Chisholm Bros. ha.
gone to New Haven for few days.
Clarence Morton who for some time. has
had the management of the news stand al
the Grand Trunk depot, has resigned
his position. Mr.. Morton is succeeded
by Mr., Bert G. Root of Roct ester.
Miss M. Weir of Cumberland street
has returned from visit to friends il
Boston.
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday, WeIe. Ouas. w. bdildru, L.
q. Caldwell, 6. A. Bennett, Benz. S
Lowell, Boston; D. A.. Noonan, E. A.
Bunting, J. 6. Lufkin, W. E. Menish
Chicago; H. West, Buffalo; Andrew
Burton, Miss Burton, Manchester; L
W. Hall, Binghampton; M. J. Cook ant
wife, Lewiston; Edward Kimhall
Bridgton; James Plummer, Augusta
Geo. Pottle, Lewiston; L. B. Burgess
| Berlin: G. H. Carter, Ha yerhill; W
PettengilI, Rumford Falls.
Liquor Seizures.