The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-07
PERSONAL

Miss Lucy Prince, of Buckfield, is
spending few days In town.
Miss Annie r. johnson, of this city,
daughter of DR.. Walter R. johnson, has
this year graduated from the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, Boston,
Mass After three years Of study under
the distinguished instructor of voice.
Signor Augusta Rotoli, Miss johnson
finished this course under very favorable
prospects. She is said to have large,
dramatic, but very sympathetic soprano
voice in fine training. She will spend the
summer months with her parents at Cas-
tine, Me-, and is expected to give few
reoitals during the season at some of the
coast resorts. She has recently accepted
an appointment to the professorship in
voice culture for the next year at the
Conference. Seminary and Young Ladies
College, at Montpelier, Vt.
MIR. Robert Rexdale was last week re-
elected lecturer Of the A. o. u. ". in
Illinois for the ensuing year at "a salary
of 81, 800 and expenses. This is his third
term in charge of the field work Of this
we'll known fraternal order.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Coates of Provl-
dence, R. T., are in the city visiting Mrs.
Coates parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Blossom, Sherman street.
Hon. George E. Bird and Mrs. Bird
arrived at Montreal in the Scotsman
from Liverpool Saturday and were expect
ed home at Yarmouth last evening.
s. S. Cahill, director of the Maine
Central Relief and station agent at
Brunswick, was in town yesterday.
Miss Emma Eames Story has refused
an offer made to her by Maurice Grau to
sing in America next season.
The following were registered at the
Falmouth yesterday: Robert Rutledge,
st. Louis; e. A. Pickering, Lincoln
Carl Daily,ss York, Pa; SEQ. H. Fisher
AMI wife. santa Cruz sOol. W. II. KING
man and wife, H. Howard and wife, Bos-
ton; A. A. Goddard, Topeka, A. Brown
a ! wife, Pawtuckes; B. Z. Burbank.
W lfboro; G. &. Cummings and party,
o. w. Pitcher and wife, W. S. Corey and
wife, Mrs. r. Clark aud party, New
York.
Misses M, A. and Rosa Turnbull OF
Minneapolis are at the Congress Square
on their return from the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. G. M. Haskell of New Bedford
and Miss A. S. Barton of Newton, are al
the Congress Square on their way &c
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. NJ. G. McSeive of Sioux Falls il
at the congress Square on her return
from Poland Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Pullen and Mrs
A. L. Jones have taken rooms for the
summer at the Congress Square.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Congress Square yesterday: E. NJ
Alden. Boston; e. 6. Farrar. D. F. Null
lane and wife, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Robinson, Boothbay; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
I Morgan, Dover; MIR. and MES. h. A
Spaulding, Berlin; DR.. T. D. Meyers
Philadelphia r. W. kirkland. Norwich
Ben Levy, New York; +. T. Noble, Au
gusta.
The following were among those regis
tered at the Preble house yesterday
Mrs. r. g. Stokes, Montreal; Mary T.
Baynum, NJ. D.. Dexter; 6. H. Condor
Bangor; j. J. Teeple and wife, Brook
lyn; Z. j. Vanneman and wife, W. E
Young, Baltimore; A. A. Bsa tor. Rocl
land; j. W. Chadwick, Rockland; DR.
A. 6. Phipps and wife, Milan, Nh. r.
A. Ingalls,, Lynns J. 4. Garland, HI
Il. Bearnes, J. Il. Langdon, New York.