The Portland daily press., 1896-07-09
PERSONAL

Rev. DR.. H. S Burrege has gone to
attend tie Centennial Of Cassine today.
Other members of the Maine Historical
Society will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Brown, Fof
Deering, sail from New York for Europe
sojourn of about two months. Mr..
Robert Brown has already gone abroad.
Mr. G. A. Lewis of Damariscotta,
has been appointed Chief of the Fire
Department., at Hot Springs, Va. Mr..
Lewis went to Hot Springs in 1858 and
is bright and active young fireman
and is "a member of the Massasoit Engine
company Of his town. He has made
many friends in that place all Of whom
wish him the best of SUCCESS.
Mr.. NJ A. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. i. Pearson were the guests of Mr..
Williams paren is at Bowdoinham on
the 4th and 9th inst. On Saturday a
party enjoyed delightful sail down the
Kennebee and an excellent shore dinner
at Indian Point on Mr.. Williams steam
yacht Nellie @. A grand display of fire.
works was given in the evening.
c. W. Richardson, e. n. Rand,
Of Portland, DR.. W. E. Elwell OF Togus,
and J. r. Shattuck of Boston sailed at
sunrise this morning on the Dorothy c..
on cruise to the eastward.
Second Lieutenant George P. Howell,
corps of engineers, has been ordered to
Portland, for duty under Lieut.. Col.
Dambrell Lieut.. Howell is native of
North Carolina, a graduate of the mill
tary academy and was appointed second
lieutenant of engineers June 12, 1898.
Attorney General T. HI. Powers and
wife were at the Falmouth yesterday, on
their way home to Houlton from New
York.
Mr.. Charles a. Marston of Hallowell, a
graduate of Bowdoin class OF '96, has
been offered the sub-mastership of the
Skowhegan high school and will accept.
Mr.. Frank Harrington was offered the
principalship.
DR.. G. A. Chase OF Gladstone, Mioh.,
is visiting Portland and Yarmouth, his
aged mother residing at the latter place.
His family are at the residence of Hon.
George M. Soldiers in this city, Mrs.
Soldiers and Mrs. Chase being sisters.
The doctor and his family will remain
| in this vicinity for month.
Signora Capiani of Milan, a well
known prima donna, and Mrs. Hamilton
Of Saco, are at the Congress Square hotel
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley T.
| Pullen.
Mr.. P. C. Melody, the clerk of Hook
and Ladder 1's company, who has been
sick for several weeks has SO far reooy.
cred as to be able to be out.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer q. Waterhouse
celebrated their wedding anniversary yes
terday by taking ABOUT 80 of their friends
ON sail down the harbor and afterwards
to the theater on Peaks Island where g
pleasant evening was passed.
| DIR. G. A. Ring has returned from 9
visit to his brother DIR. Frank Ring, who
is seriously ill In New haven.
| The arrivals at the Congress Square
yesterday, included: n. NJ. Day, Oak.
land, Cal. MIR. and Mrs. W. b. segan,
and I. Miller, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Burns, Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Goodwin, Washington; E. D. Mills,
Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Barry, St
Johns, N. B.; Mr.. and Mrs. A
Sinonds, and DR.. p. @. DeSaussure
Charleston, 8. c.; ). E. Tufts, @. B.
Fowler. F. L. Clifford, H. H. Soule, B
3. Polsey. G. Fl. Richardson, Z. T,
Jute, Boston; II. j. Frink and II. b
Humphrey, Holyoke; A. q. Raymond
and j. e. Smith, New York.