The Portland daily press., 1896-08-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. J. E. Jefferds and daughter Lola
of Livermore Falls are at Peaks Island
for the season.
Franklin Simmons, the sculptor, at
his studio in Rome, is at work on the
statue of General Grant ordered by Con-
grsss for the city Of Washington.
First Lieutenant John ". Garter has
resigned his commission in Company D,
LIST Regt., N. 6. S. M.
Among the recent arrivals at the AL
pine House, Gorham. N. H.. are E. W.
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Howard, G. r.
Williams, Mr.. and Mr.. r. g. Pickett and
W. Thickens. all of Portland.
z The Belfast Age says: Burton Smart
and Fred ferguson of Portland, were In
the city Saturday on their return to Port
land. They left Portland and visited
Boston and thence came TO Rockland,
Camden and this city, making 900 miles
In five days on their bicycles.
Rev. FIR. Walsh of Boston is the guest
of his brother James A. Walsh, who is
spending the summer ut the Cape.
Mr.. George Riddle of Cambridge,
Mass, was in the city yesterday at the
Congress Square hotel
Mr.. Woodbury. S. Dana Of Portland,
and Mr.. Walter Tracy Dana of Boston,
Mrs. Franklin G. Payson and Master
Robert Payson of Portland, are at the
Mount Pleasant house.
DIR. Clarence Hodgkins, organizer of
the Ancient Essenio Order, is having ex-
cellent SUCCESS in RocKland and the for
nation Of q Senate in that city with
good mem barship is now assured.
MIS-. Jennie Hollis Of Boston, is visit
ing friends in this city and Peaks Island.
Rev. Geo. H. Young of Lawrence will
preach at the First Parish tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. SCOTT Jewett and fam
lily, are spending few days in Windham
above thu Duck pond, at the homo of j.
r. Hawk es.
Among the arrivals at the Preble house
yesterday were: Hon. 3. NJ. Higgins,
Miss Maude Plaisted and Miss Lucille
Lothrop, Limerick; j. II. Mitchell and
wife, Galesburg, Ill Mrs. K. A. Heath
and children, Buffalo; R. @. Raynolds,
Staylorsburg, Pa; c.. W. French, Chica-
go; Benz. Parkhurst, Washington; J. II.
Woolson and wife, W. L. Pearson and
wife, New YORK; E. W. Davey and fam
lily, East Orange. N. j.; the Misses Pet
ers, Miss Hatton and Dunning Of Tren-
ton, N. j.. Misses 4. H. Shields, J. W.
Rutherford, Alice Perkins, and Mr.. L
T. Cooke of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. bod, Prof. and
Mrs. Hall, Miss Dod, A. r. bod, Mrs.
S. M. Colgate of South Orange, N. j.,
are at the Falmouth en route to Poland
Springs
4 Mrs. j. NJ. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Snow OF Indianapolis, and, are at the
Falmouth en- route to Bar Rarbor.
Mrs. L. r. Dadman, g. r. Dadman of
Philadelphia, are at the Falmouth en-
route to kennebunkport.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Weeks OF Provi-
dence, are at the Falmouth for few
| days.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Russell of Boston.
are In this city for few days. During
their stay they will be quar- tered at the
| Falmouth.
| Thomas A. Krut Of New York, of the
Portland & Cape Elijah beth railroad,
is at the Falmouth for few days.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Congress square hotel yesterday:
Marshall R. Van Nostrand, wife and
child of Elizabeth, N. J.. Mr. and Mrs.
g. J. Bonaparte Of Baltimore; Miss S.
6. Haydook Of Philadelphia; Miss NJ B.
W hituey, Boston Vim. Z. Lincoln and
wife, K. P. Lincoln, D. d. Kennedy,
Pittsburg; Frank S. Hall and wife, New
York; Miss Pope, Boston; Miss E. R.
Greenwood, Master Greenwood, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schultz,
Clarence and Mabel Schultz, Summit, N.
j.. Mrs. Il. A. Gouthworth, Miss South
worth, Springfield; ". 7. McVaugh, wife
and children, Brooklyn: Rowland Cox,
Robert H. Cox, Plainfield, N. j.; Mrs.
James Boyd, Harrisburg.