The Portland daily press., 1896-07-29
PERSONAL.

Fred Plaisted, who is expected to par
tioipate In the Halifax regatta this week,
Is unable to attend. While training he
was rowing up the Stroudwater with
O'Connell and stopped to get drink
from spring >nsar the bank. In walking
through the weeds his legs became
poisoned and he was unable to walk for
several days. He is now out, but is in
no shape to row.
Prof. TorringtoD, the noted organist
of Toronto, Canada, and Prof. Archer,
the well-known organist of Philadelphia,
are guests at the Torrington house,
Peaks island.
The funeral OF City Assessor John W.
York will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock from mis- lato residence on Con-
gress street.
Rev. Mr. Barton and family of Bethel,
are staying for few days at the Fifth
Maine Memorial hall, Peaks island.
g Edward Dewey, yioa-president of the
National Life Insurance Company of
Montpelier. VT, Vermont, and family.
ara at the Ottawa house.
DR.. Harry NJ. Nickerson and wife Of
Portland, are spending a few weeks
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Waite.
Mir. Edward f. MoGoldriok of Dub
lin, Ireland, who has been visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Thomas Motadden Of this
city, ia now visiting relatives in Brook
lyn, N. Y.
The following we're among the arrivals
at the Preble house yesterday: b. M.
Mahan, Chicago; Misses Cudberry, Pkila-
delphia; Mrs. <. NJ. Mcintyre, San Fran
cisco; Charles G. Van sohreyer, Mrs. j.
s. Bennett, Mrs. J. A. Whittlesy. Mrs.
Geo. NeVens, Hartford; Z. ]. Tower and
wife, Detroit; Miss Bliss, VI. M. Rankin,
Newark; A. J. Jason, 3. 3. Drew, New
Bedford; s. A. WhitmCre and wife. Miss
Elden, Boston; r. Scripture and daugh-
ter, VI. S. Marshall, Rockpor5; b. B.
Pierce and wife, Worcester.
Er. Henry Weissinger, the hoad of the
great tobacco firm at Louisville that SO
generously entertained the Maine vete-
rams at the national enoampment while
it was hold in that oity, is in town at
tbs Congress Square hotel. and 'the
boys" will be glad to know it.
The following were among those regis
tered OF the Falmouth hotel yesterday ::
j. Martorell, A. b. WyCk, S. W. Lang
maid and wife, Miss Langmaid, New
York; #. W. Carr. Bangor; Edward
Leighton, S. D. York, L. H. York, Mrs.
Eli Gott, Rockport. Mass; Mrs. L. E.
Karver and party, Maiden; D. B. New
oomb and wife, NJ L. Paige and wife,
Salem; A. L. Daniels, Miss Daniels.
Lynn; N. S. CAMPBELL, Augusta; J.
Ross and wife. W. Monk, Montreal; Miss
A. Cole, Miss G. G. Cole Miss M. W.
Gushing, Newburyport G. H. Venner,
G. E. Stafford, J. Hooper, 6. W. ESTER
brook, H. B. Rice, J.B. Henry and wife,
Miss Taylor, Boston; A. W. Fisher, Char
lutte, Me. A. Ii. Yates and family, Chica-
go; Hale Pennington. Fall River; Louis
Briggs, Attleboro; j. L. Fargo and wife,
Miss B. NJ Stevens, Chicago; E. R. McAee,
Worcester; q. Conbado and wife, Ponce,
Porto Rico.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Congress Square hotel yesterday
James Crosby, Bangor; DIR. and Mrs. W.
4. Baunce, and family, Mrs. Missiok, At
laItio City, N j.; R. Il. Ingersoll and
wife, Annie L. Ingersoll. Biddeford. W.
e. Randall, E. L. Clifford, Boston; Mrs.
and Mrs. Seward, Orange, N. j.; 6. E.
Bowker and wife, Miss E. A. Chase,
Brunswick; J. A Gerard, H. 2. Trip,
New York; Judge Whitehouse. Augusta
Oliver Dow Smith, Buxton; Miss K. M.
Files, W. R. Files, Gorham; Miss John
sou, Bethel.