The Portland daily press., 1896-05-22
PERSONAL.

the New fJeruSalelni trinity square
Providence, has been called to the New
Jerusalem church of Brookton. Mr.. Hay
has not yetIannounced his decision.
Miss Carrie Hilborn and Miss Ella
Thorndike have returned from Boston,
where they have been visiting Mr.. Seth
B. Hilborn of the Boston Dental college.
L. W. Dodge of this city was at Rum
ford Falls this week.
o. A. McFadden of this city is in Rum
ford Falls. looking after his drive of
logs.
q Hon. E. Dudley Freeman is on fish
ing trip at Moosehead lake.
DR.. G. L. Meylan, formerly of Bangor,
has accepted call to Boston as medical
director and associate physical director
of the Z. M. G. A. in that Guy. This
summer he will visit Europe and go
to his home in Switzerland.
Mrs. Hannibal Hamlin of Bangor and
Miss Frances Stetson are now in Paris.
The many friends of Mrs. Hamlin will
be pleased to learn that she has fully
recovered from an attack of fever which
occurred in Naples. They will soon leave
Paris for London and may then in a
short time sail for home.
Capt Horace Atwood of Bangor and
Charles Staples, Jr., of Portland, state
steam boat inspectors, left Wednesday
morning for Calais to inspect several
steamers. They were at Sebeo lake on
business Tuesday.
". f. Curran, NJ. J. Finnegan and
M. J. Cullinan of Bangor, are in the city
making arrangements for the A. o. H..
excursion to Lake Maranaoook in July.
Alfred Gage. a sailor on the schooner
Ada NJ. Story, was sent Wednesday by
Port Physician DR.. Adams, Of Rocklapd
! to the marine hospital in Deering, for
treatment.
Mrs. M. L. Milliken of Rockland is
visiting in this city.
F.W. Larrabee of this city, was in Rock
land Wednesday ON business.
J. D. Stanford of this city is in Rock
land on business.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Doughty of Gray
was in the city yesterday looking after
his political interests as candidate for
sheriff.
Col. Lionel W. Hare and wife of San
Francisco, are the guests Of E. G. and
Mrs. S. g. Crosby on Oak street, Ban
gor. The colonel carries on an extensiv g
publishing business on the Pacific slope,
and is widely known as one of the most
experienced business men of his time.
He and Mrs. Hare have been on a tour
Of travel since last September, passing
| through the northwestern states, visitin 9
Montreal and Quebec, remaining there
u greater portion Of the winter, and
| thence to Vermont and from there into
Maine. Upon their return trip they will
visit Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy and Rev. E. f.
Hurley of st. Dominic's church returned
yesterday morning from a weeks vaca.
tion spent in the Rangeley lakes.
| The Prohibitionists are talking of no
minating Rev. S. E. Pearson for Con
gress from the first district.
The Populists are talking of John M.
Todd for Congress from the first district.
| Miss Ellen Patterson Of Belfast is visit.
| ing relatives in this city.
| Mrs. James Davis of Belfast has come
| to Portland, where she will make hel
home with her daughter Mrs. Eugene
| Ames.
Geo. G. Powers of Caribou was in til
| city yesterday. He is French Canadian,
who acts as an interpreter in the courts
of Aroostook, and frequently in tine
| United States courts in this CITY in cases
where the French people who cannot
speak English are involved.
Jock Darling, the famous hunter and
guide, has been at the Maine General
| hospital for two weeks very sick.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Preble house yesterday: Edwin
Parsons, Kennebunk; J. P. Longfe How,
Machias; W. B. Nash, Rockland; Bar.
rett Potter, Brunswick; j. W. Davis and
wife, Conway; A. L. McFadden, Wat
erville; H. r. Jordan and wife, Saco.
At the Falmouth yesterday were regis
tered the following guests: W. S. Choate,
Augusta; 6. W. Barrows, Horace Hay
men, Bangor; Waldo Pettengill, Geo
D. Bisbee, Rumford Falls; B. M. Stahl
E. M. Cross, Berlin, N. H.; L. M. Rey
nolds, j. e. Dingley, Boston.