The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-03-12
PERSONAL

Rev. e. P. Allen as closed his labors
with Vaughan street church. He expects
soon to go into evangelistic work. He
| may be found at his residence, 80 Ellis
worth street till next Monday and posi-
| bly, later.
Mr.. e. I. Hall, of this city, was in
Bangor yesterday.
Pres. +. "A. Wilson, of the Maine Cen
trail, was in Portland yesterday on a
business trip.
Mrs Fl. Herbert Haynes, of Bangor,
has accepted position as soprano in the
| Congress Square church of this city.
G. S. Pettengill, of this city, was in
Lewiston Tuesday.
Judge Bonney returned home yesterday
from visit to Waterville.
W. 6. Allen, of this city, was in Wat
erville Tuesday.
Col. j. P. Jordan, formerly of this
city, is candidate for district delegate
to the ST. Louis convention. Col. Jor-
dan says he was a pupil of Hon. Il. B.
Reed in the Portland High school where
he learned to honor him, and it is his
earnest desire to see the Massachusetts,
delega ton solid for Mr.. Reed
Mr.. William Darrah, electrician for
the Portland and Cape Elizabeth road,
has resigned his position with that COM
pany and accepted the situation of SUI
perintendent of the Star Electric Com
pany.
Mrs. H. Herbert Haynes of Bangor,
has accepted a position as soprano in
the Congress Square church of this city.
MI. Fred A. Given, the violinist of
this city. is at Lewiston this week lead
ing the orchestra which accompanies the
production of the opera "The Rrogs of
Wyndham" IN that city by amateur tai
ent.
Mr.. George H. Gilman Of Houlton,
editor of the Aroostook Pioneer, with
Mrs. Gilman, is making short visit in
this city.
Capt. Joseph Upton of the ferry boat
Elizabeth City, has resigned, the resig-
nation to take effect Monday. Capt. J.
z. Webber of Southport, who formerly
was with the Falmouth Foreside line. is
the new officer.
The following clergymen who attend
ed the Forty hours devotion at the Ca
thedral, returned to their respective par
ishes Tuesday: Rev. G. w. Doherty,
of Augusta, Rev. j. J. Hearu of Cherry
field, Rev. j. J. McGinnis of Sanford,
Rev. Peter Bradley of Biddeford, Rev.
e. McSweeny of Bangor, Rev. Z. H.
Wallace of Lewiston, Rev. Alexander
KlaDder Of New York
A meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Union of the Second Parish church,
was to have been held last evening, but
was postponed on account OF the wealth
or. 1t will probably be held next week,
when Rev. Mr.. Hack will deliver an
address.
Mr.. Selden G. Fox is seriously ill.
These were among the arrivals at the
Preble house yesterday: G. S. Fiske,
W. I'll. Bodtish, Boston; 4. T. Collins,
r. G. Quimby, Lawrence; John c. Fox
and wife, New York; e. Z. Glover,
Rockland; q. H. Adams, Limerick; A.
L. McFadden, Waterville; S. P. Woroes-
ter, Boston; G. W. Notron, Cleveland.
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs 6. e. Car
mine, San Francisco; R. W. Cahoone,
Westfield; W. e. Aver, Westbrook; D. c.
Clark. Bangor; G. A. Stanwood, Bruins
wick; S. Fl. Allen, Thomaston; j. W.
Wakefield, Bath; J. p. Skillins, I. Thay-
or, d. A. Webster, Bethel; A. Fl. Harris.
Montreal; E. B. Wood, Hallowell; M. K.
Merri man, Biddeford; N. Greenburg,
Lewiston; John. Wilson, Baltimore; Lewis
Toto, New York; W. M. Rand, Boston.