The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-03
PERSONAL.


day and Sunday at the home of his par
ents in Hauowell.
j. G. Strout of Portland was In Au-
gusta Monday.
Charles e. Odiorne of Portland and
Miss Annie MoGrath of Bangor were
married yesterday morning in ST.
Mary's Catholic church st Bangor.
Augustus Champlin of Portland, rep
resonting the insurance agency of Blake,
Barrows & Brown. was in Bangor Mon
day and and adjusted the loss in the
the Katahdin ice house, recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Day of Portland
are in Bangor.
President Harris of the Maine State
college has returned from a trip which
included visit to his old home in
Philadelphia, attendance upon the ses-
sion of the Methodist General Confer
ence, OF which he was mem Der, at
Cleveland, and several days spent at
Washington.
Rev. H. Clinton Hay, a prominent
Swedenborgan clergyman of Providence,
r. l., has accepted call to the new
church at Brockton. He is son of the
late Fl. Il. Hay, the prominent druggist
Of this city.
Rev. Narcisse Charland of Waterville,
arrived in the city yesterday on visit
to Bishop Healy.
Mr.. Frank MCGOWAN has entered into
partnership with Mr.. John McGowan
as one of the proprietors of the Column
bian.
The following appointments have been
made by Rt Rev. Bishop Healy in the
diocese of Portland: Rev. j. j. Ahern
from Whitefleld to Eastport; Rev. J.
O'Dowd from Eastport to Portland; Rev.
A. Klauder from Portland to White
field
Col. Lewis B. Smith Of Maiden. Mass.
who has been visiting his son, Mr. Lewis
Il. Smith in Auburn, came to Portland
yesterday and will spend the week in
this city.
Mrs. H. q. Howard of this city will
leave this afternoon tor Cony Island.
Sho will be gone about tEo weeks.
Mr.. @. E. Mitchell with leave today
on business trip to New York.
Capt. Henry g. Picking, q. S. N, and
family, have arrived at Falmouth Fore
side for the summer
The inventory of the estate of William
W. Story, the sculptor, father in-law Of
Emma Eames Story, the priina donna.
has been fled in the Suffolk probate
court at Boston, and shows that he left
property of the value of $22, 391. OF this
sum $40, 1856 is personal and s1e3, 600 in
real estate.
c. B. Keene of Maine has been ap-
pointed chief Of the appointment divis-
ion in the fourth assistant postmaster
generals office.
Miss Driver, who will sing at the Hay
dyn concert tonight, is in the city, the
guest Of Mrs. Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Talbot and
family are at their summer home at Fal-
mouth Foreside.
Mr.. James Gardiner White, the flancee
of Miss Mollie Mattooks, is a Gardiner
man by birth. although a resident Of
Boston.
Judge Putnam is at home again.
Mr.. Fred B. Frost of this city was best
man at the wedding of his brother, Mr..
Harry NJ. Frost and Miss Ida A. Cuthber-
ton of Charlestown, Mass, Monday. The
groom is gradu ate Of Dartmouth and a
member of the Winthrop Yacht club
and an empioye of Shepherd, Norwell &
Co.
Mr.. Charles S. Benson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar e. Benson Of this city, passed
the examinations at the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, New York,
Monday: with honors
Rev. Geo. d. Lindsay Of the Congress
street Methodist church, will deliver an
address at the quarterly meeting of the
Saco and Biddeford local union of the
Y. P. S. G. Els to be held in the First
Parish church, Saco, Monday evening,
June 7th.
Edward Kimball Of North Bridgton,
Republican candidate for state senator,
is il the city.
Miss Edith Libby Of this city who has
been visiting friends in Saco, has re-
turned home.
Robert Dyer of this CITY, who has been
visiting friends in Bath, has returned
home
Dr.. F. G. Walker, one Of the leading
physicl ans of Taunton, Mass, is in the
city for few days. Dir. Walker is an
enthusiastic Reed man and was mem
Der Of the Massachusetts, state conven-
ton as a delegate from Taunton, which
formally presented Mr.. Reed as
a candidate for the Presidency. "We
have not yet given up the idea in M as
sachusetts,' says the doctor, "that MIR.
Reed is going to succeed. have much
more courage than l had three or four
weeks ago."