The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
PERSONAL.


Mr.. E. j. Cady, for many years en-
ployed by the Massachusetts State Board
of Agriculture in the work Of extermi-
mating the gypsy moth, has become
resident of Portland.
General Superintendent Spencer of the
Canadian Pacific, arrived in town yester-
day over the Grand Trunk.
DR.. William A. Wheeler of the Marine
hospital service, stationed at Ellis island
was in town last week.
Mrs. Frye, formerly Miss Alice Chase
of Portland, is, with her family, occupy
ing the Prebls residence at Pumpkin
Knob.
Kirkland Of the Confederate Army, is at
the Intervale house. Miss Kirkland Is
known to the public as Odette Ty Ter,
and is leading lady of the ''Gay
Partisan"
Mime. Nordioa- Dorne and her husband
will be the guests of Mrs. Norton Bald
win, at Pennington, some time this
week. Mime. Nordioa is engaged to
Marase for the next opera at Covent
Garden, London, for all the leading
| Wagner roles.
Bishop George B. Seymour and Mrs.
Seymour Of Springfield, Ills, are at the
Falmouth.
Mr.. Kot zsohmar went to New York by
boat Saturday night to attend the Virgil
clavier school that Mrs. Kot zschmaf
has been attending the past summer.
Rev. Dwight Galloupe is out of town
on brief visit.
Mr.. J. A. Burke of Portsmouth, a
brother of Mr.. Tobias Burke of the
Argus has been on the Argus Rigby staff
the past week.
The following were the arrivals at the
United States hotel: W. S. Nash. E.
A. Pike, Franklin, N. H.: @. NJ. Free
man. f. BARTLETT. Hilsboro N. H.; j. r.
Pollard, Skowhegan; Charles L. RubbelI
and wife, New York; Geo. B. Shorey,
Lisbon Falls; L. o. Giles, Fryeburg r.
9. Hall and wife, Gray; Charles S. Clark,
Berlin, N. H.; Charles Hathaway, New
Bedford.
Mr.. E. G. Robinson of Houghton, Milf
film & Co., Cambridge, has been visiting
at Great Diamond island, with his family
for two weeks. Mr.. Robinson will re-
turn to Cambridge Monday.
Mr.. Giles o. Bailey, the former editor
of the Times. was i'll the city for a few
days the past week and was warmly well
coined by his many friends. He Is much
improved in health.
To M 10 at he ,to 10.
Parker G. Choate of this city Is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Judge Choate, in
Essex, Mass.
The September number of Godey,s
Magazine, has an article by Rupert
Hughes, descriptive of Portland's we'll
known composer, George W. Marston.
and his works. An excellent picture of
Mr.. Marston is given with bit of fao
smile of fragrant com position and his
"Mhere Was an Aged Monarch
The following are the arrivals at the
Congress Square hotel: G. Cushing.
New York Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Russell.
Boston; Mr.. an Mrs. W. E. Reeve. New
ark; W. E. Schoneld, Chicago: Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Lunning, New York.
Rev. j. A. Tomlinson, ono of the most
prominent Congregational ministers of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Tomlison- are
making their annual visit tc Portland.
and will be at the Falmouth during
August and Septem Der.
Mr.. E. B. Graves and family OF
Chicago, ara spending few DAYS at the
Falmouth.
James Loud, Mrs. James L. Loud an d
the Messrs. Loud of Trupold. n, ! are
stopping at the Falmouth before eoin,0 to
Montreal. "
N. D. Tuttle and Miss Mary TuttIe of
Croton on Hudson, N. Y, are staining
at the Falmouth for few days visiting
the Islands and Old Orchard before gong
M! MT; nv hughes will leave for home in
-, MICS IL Iayior International secretary of
me Young Women's Christian assooia-
ton, spoke at the maati no. III IL. S.I"ooa