The Portland daily press., 1896-10-03
PERSONAL.

G. 81. Cobb of Portl and succeeds Hon.
2. A. Gilbert Of Greene as president of
the Androsooggin Patrons Mutual Life
Insurance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding of New Mexico
have arrived In the city and have taken
rooms at The Wentworth, Spring street,
for the winter. Mr.. Harding will be re-
membered as being one of the contractors
who built the Portland & Ogdensburg
railroad, now the Mountain division of
the Maine Central.
Major Collins has presented q hand
some picture OF himself to the Portland
Cadets. 1t ia. hung In the officers room.
Lieut.. Gov. Mansur Of Vermont Is at
the Congress Square Hotel.
Messrs. H. Ikawa and NJ. Onadera Of
Toxic. Japan, are registered at the Con-
gress Square. Both of these gentlemen
are .vely wealthy, and are in this country
on an inspecting tour, relative ito start
ing new factories in that country.
Thursday afternoon they made visit to
the paper works at Cumberland Mills.
Miss Jennie NJ. Anthoine. the State Su-
perintendent of the W. G. L. U. Depart-
lnent of Securing Homes for Homeless
Children, and her assistant, Mrs. Wood
bridge q. Osborne, have arrived home
from the State Convention Of the W. q.
at South Portland.
j. K Martin has closed his Highlands
summer Sunny Crest" Bridgton. and
his family are back at the Falmouth.
Capt. VIM. Leavitt has been on a bust
ness trip to Portsmouth. N. h.
Miss Crafts of Riverside, California,
will be heard again at the Congress
Square church, Sunday morning.
Those who were So fortunate as to hear
her last Sunday speak in high praise of
her voice. Mrs. Lufkin Of Lewiston.
the new contralto, also begins her en-
gagement there tomorrow. Both ladies
will have solos.
4. Mrs. A. D. Smith arrived home from
her visit to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Thursday.
Mr.. Raymond L. Bennett of Melbourne
street, has returned to the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Mrs. Fl. I. Skillings, matron of Ear
rington Cottage, who IL now visiting
friends in town has been taxing her an
nual vacation visiting Rangeley Lakes,
Phillips, Auburn and New Gloucester.
She reports the scenery around the Lakes
grand at this time.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Falmouth hotel yesterday: r. s.
Maryatt Brooklyn; DR.. R. D. Kelly.
Nashville. Tenn: e. <. Gregory, Nor
walk. VT; H. C. Hunter, Cincinnati;
A. FoIwin and wife, Norwich; David
Mccartney, Pittsburg; E. II. Downes.
Detroit; Chas. T. Walker, Lewiston
Frank W. Dean, S. E. Rams, A. Frank
enberg. L. L. Sohloss, Geo. 4. Holshan,
New York; D. G. Stone, Brookton; W.
S. O'Brien, Newport. R. l.: G. S. Whit
ney, Gardiner; ON. Stevens, ". Huntz-
ley, VIM. Fermo, ". II. Plant and wife,
Boston.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Preble House yesterday: E. NJ.
Walker, Bethel; T.. A. Bailey, Winthrop
W. h. Ward, Lowell; E. s. Rose, Cam
den; L. s. Lippman, Newark. N. ]. j.
H. Jennings and wife. Baltimore, Md.
Geo. Ross and wife, VIM, Me-; J. II.
McMurray. J. MoDewitt, E. B. Totten,
New York; R. W. Royce, R. Pereria. j.
j. Douglass, Boston; L. Andrew and
party. Concord, N. Y; EN-. Rich and
wife, Fitchburg.
The following registered yesterday at
the Congress Square hotel: NJ. G. Jones,
Piutsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kim.
bal; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Game, Mont
real; E. G. Babb, Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Currier, Newark; E. H. Litoh, E. A. Bal.
com, 6. A. Weld, J. r. Tufts. Boston
D. b. Littlefeld, Saco: j. N. Bates,
New York; G. E. Howard, Dover, Me;
M. F. Bartlett, Waterville; G. I. Black,
Erie, Pa; 7. L. Greeley, Q. +. Chellis
Boston.