The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
PERSONAL.

NIL d. d. EOOler, proprietor Oh l. nc
Sherwood was presented an exquisite gold
lined silver ladle by Miss Ella S. Sargent
yesterday as mark of appreciation for
his many kindnesses to her mother in
her last illness.
Mr.. D. ]. Clough. assistant house sur
geon of the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary,
Portland, is visiting friends and relatives
in Rockport
Hon. aaW. W. Thomas, Jr. and family will
leave Portland Tuesday for New York
and sail on the steamship New York for
Southampton, Wednesday. They will pass
the summer in Europe returning in the
same steamer September 21st.
Walter 6. Davis and family, ". H
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Dun
can of Portland, who have been at Lake
George for several days have returned to
Skowhegan.
the Congregational church, Woodfords,
on Sunday morning, on the work of the
American Missionary Association which
| society she represents
Hon. J.L. Cutter of Bangor was at the
Falmouth hotel yesterday.
Capt. Moriarity of the Dana Light
Guards has been acting major of the
Third Battalion, and Lieut. George NJ.
Kavanaugh has been appointed acting
adjutant of the First Battalion, by Col
Kendall of the First Regiment. The ap-
pointments, together with the appoint
ment of P.J. Cronin as commissary SER
geant on Coils Kendall's staff. speaks
well for the military ability and standing
of the members of the Dana Light
Guards.
| Mr.. Wagner of the Hollis street theatre
| Boston, has taken rooms at the Oaks
| Cottage for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Granville r. Lee left yes
terday for an extended trip to eastern
Maine and New Brunswick.
Mr.. E. E. Parmenter, principa of the
North school, will leave today with his
family for. China, Me-, where he will
spend the summer.
| Among the guests at the wedding in
Lewiston Wednesday evening of Miss Car
rie E. Vickery of Auburn and Mr.. Will
liam E. Allen of Vermont were Mrs. NJ.
| K. Lewis of Portland, Miss Carrie Nc
Clearn of Cape Elizabeth, Henry Nc
Learn of Portland and Mrs CT Daley
of Portland.
| Nj. and Mrs W. S. Eaton of Portland
who have been at Loon lake for the past
week, returned home Saturday, very
much pleased with their trip, and are
going to the Rangeley region again in
September, with party of eight for a
two weeks stay, to engage in fishing and
hunting.
Among the Portland people who regis
tered at the Rangeley Lake House the
past week were H. A. Neely, E. G. Swett
E: T. Hatch, WIN Clement, W. S. Eaton
and wife, A.G. Morse, Seth f. Clark, W.
+. Clement, J.H. Davis, F. %. Leonard, W.
M. Stephenson and Charles Staples, Jr.
Miss Annie Libby, the harpist, has
made short visit to Whitefield
| U. S. Marshal Donovan and Deputy
Burton Smith were in Damariscotta over
Wednesday night.
Fir. Bradley of Dexter will take charge
| of Fir. Phelan's parish in Ellsworth dur
| ing the absence of the latter in Europe
Professor Henry Preble arrived in the
city yesterday. His father and mother
will arrive today, and the family will
spend the summer at their cottage ON
Pumpkin Knob.
| Miss Sarah Hayman, who died several
weeks ago in South3 Berwick, left an
| estate of $4,000. By her will portion
of this sum comes to distant relatives
living in Portland and Scarboro.
J.E. Spofford, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. O.
R, Park, Boston; Us Bates, Montreal
| A. Desmond and wife, Providence, were
at the Preble house last night.
Mr.. Peter ]. Vassalo of the PRESS
composing room, and Mr.. Harry G. Kel-
| ~ of the Argus composing room, leave
tonight for twolweeks' vacation at their
former homes in Philadelphia
Mr.. Charles L. Gill leaves today for
Denver, Col, where he will remain a
month.
DR.. H. O. Hallowell sof Quincy, Mass.
is in town with his family, who will
spend the summer in this vicinity.
Oenefal secretary OaflanQ OF the 7. M.
CA, who has been i'll the past week, is
improving, and Twill be able to be down
town the first of the week.
VIM. 6. Fisher, wife and daughter of
Closter, Nj, are registered at the Fal-
mouth.
Geo. Fl. Lambert and family of New
ark, Nj, are at the Falmouth, en- route
to Poland Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tomkins of Brook
lyn, are at the Falmouth, on their way
to Bar Harbor.
Miss May Vivian of Hotel Brunswick
Company of New York, is at the Fal-
mouth. She is on her way to Augusta
to spend the summer.
Successful Fishing Trip.