The Portland daily press., 1896-08-31
PERSONAL

Hampshire and City Marshal Scott of
Laconia, N. H.. were in the city yestsr-
day and called on Marshal Trickey.
Mr.. Charles McKever, assistant treasur-
or of Palmers theatre, New York, is
Registered at the Falmouth.
Miss Alice G. Kurdish, librarian of the
public library, leaves today to attend
the library convention at. Cleveland.
MIR. W. NJ. Chenery of the Chenery
Manufacturing Company was expected
to sail for home Saturday from his
European trip.
Mr.. Charles Burnham of Pleasant
street. has been visiting his old home in
this city.
B. W. Coolidge. Rines Brothers, Com
pany cloak buyer, returns Monday from
a two weeks vacation, part of the time
having been spent In Franklin county
administering on the estate of the late
Mary Elisha Coolidge.
Mrs. Carrie Little. wife of Rev.
DR.. A. W. Little of Evanston, ILL.,, has
been in town for few days past.
MIR. NJ. B. Gilbert, the dancing master,
has gone to New York to attend the
usual convention of leading dancing
m asst ers of the country.
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were: Mr.. and Mrs W. L.
Cliffe, Philadelphia; j. H. Meredith, S.
Roman, Nathan Micharles, N.U. Grant,
A. Cousins, James Peyser, F. T. Bull
mer, ]. Delemater, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Adams, Jr.. New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 6. Burnside, Miss Taylor, Brooklyn;
j. Atkins and J. 6. Hine, Washington;
D. f. Sheehan, S. W. Nickerson. G. A.
Fogg, +. E. Williams. F. H. jackson,
j. A. Baker, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Little, Kansas City.
Geo. S. Hay, So years of age, left for
Eligin, ILL.,, last night on the O'Clock
sea side special vestibule train of the
Grand Trunk. Mr.. Hay put little roll
of $40 as he supposed in his vest pocket,
but must have placed it between his vest
ano trousers and then lost it, but he
doesn't propose to worry over the loss.
Messrs. Waters g. Holland left last
night on bicycle tour through eastern
New York
Mr.. Benjamin G. Miles is very sick
and in a dangerous condition and has
gone to the Massachusetts general hos
pital. ~
Inspector of Buildings j. G. Ward is
taking short vacation In the form of a
trip to Boston and Lowell.
Mrs. Caroline Dana Howe will spend
the next two weeks at the Randall
House, Fryeburg, Me.
Mr.. Charles B. Day of the Worcester
Gazette, has been staying at the Fall
mouth hotel for the past few days and
calling on his old friends here. His
eldest son. who is q member of the
senior class of the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, is with him.
Mr.. A. W. Clapp. the well-known New
York Illustrator for Truth and other
periodicals. is stopping at the Prebls
house. Mr.. Clapp has been making
sketching tour through Maine.
Mr.. Edward Russell of the Russell
Mercantile agency of Boston, Mrs. Rus
sell and Miss Goodwin of Brookline,
Mass, ARE at the Congress square for sew
eral days. after which they will visit
Poland Spring.
Henry B. Hart, managing editor of tn
Taunton Daily News, and DR.. Walker
of Taunton, arrived in the city Satur-
day and will start on weeks cruise OH
the yacht Sianara with Capt. William
Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. MCGOWAN have
arrived home after delightful outing Of
two weeks spent in the White mountains
and the province of Quebec.
DR.. Z. D. Sullivan, Congress street, is
convalescing from his recent severe ill
ness.