The Portland daily press., 1896-06-06
PERSONAL.

Mr. CharleS SWEET or this city, mas re-
ceived a letter from Mrs. Nellie McDon-
nan of Lake Benton. Mimi, asking for
information concerning her brother.
Charles Z. Adams, the actor, who killed
himself. a few weeks ago in a Free street
harding house. Mrs. McDonnan stated
that she had not heard from her brother
for long time, and did not know where
he was.
Capt VIM. D. Leavitt has given up his
house on Congresssstreet and. has gone to
Stroudwater to live with his son Viii
liam, who has built new house. The
long Illness.
John Horne, manager of the jail work
shop at Auburn, was in the city yester-
day.
Rev. B. P. Snow of Yarmouth, was
in the OF ty yesterday.
Among the honor men who graduated
from the Boston Law School yesterday
was Mr.. Harry G. Fabyan, Portland
boy. Mr.. Fabyan graduated from the
Portland High school in 1889 and from
Bowdoin College in 1893.
Edward S. How, son of the late Capt.
James L. How Of this city, has trans
ferred from a clerkship in the light
house board at Washington. D. c., to be
| clerk to the lighthouse Inspector at
Baltimore, Md.
| MIR. Edward f. Somers of this city,
who was recently appointed inspector of
customs at this port, began his duties
Monday.
Judge j. W. Symonds was in Angus
| ia, Thursday on business with Hon. J.
b. Manley.
Mrs. Blaine, accompanied by the little
| Da1nrosoh girls, her grandchildren,
went to Bar Harbor, Thursday.
| Mrs. Truxton Beal, and her son, Wal
ker Blaine Beal, will leave for Bar Har-
Dor next Monday.
Benjamin Burgess of Browns Head
light, Vinalhaven, is IN this city, wher
he is receiving treatment for his eyes.
John R. Dounby of Fairfield, is now in
Portland for the purpose of purchasing a
new boiler and engine for his steam
yacht Cleodora, which he will run on
l
Shawmut during the coming season. The
boat will be put in perfect condition and
used as a pleasure boat. The sail up
the river is very pretty one.
Frank H. Colley, formerly editor Of the
Belfast Age, who is studying law in the
office of City Solicitor Jones of Man
chester, N. H., will apply for admission
to the bar in York county and proposes
to practice in Aroostook. Mr.. Colley
delivered the Memorial day address in
Manchester and it was regarded as one
Of the best ever given there.
Arthur Richie. formerly of Monroe,
but now of this city, is studying law in
the office with Mattooks, Greenleaf &
Heckbert.
Alderman Wyer P. Aver and wife of
Deering, are visiting in Washington
Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were: Fred Johnston, Chica-
go; W. r. Fitzgerald. NJ. J. Ford, New
York; M. Leopold, A. Adler, Philadel-
phia; J. W. Gould, E. q. Phillips, NJ.
| A. Parker. New York; C. 7. Walker,
Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs. z. Chafee, Provi-
dence; M. Selblng, Auburn.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Preble house yesterday: j. E..
Thompson and wife, Reading; P. W.
White. L. Fl. Bartlett. Boston; H. j.
Jordan, Auburn; Il. W. Carpenter and
wife, Boston; g. E. Hall and wife, New
| York; o. S. Homer, Soarboro.
Mr.. Fred Johnston, who has charge of
the circulation department of the Chica-
go Daily News, is in the city stopping at
| the Falmouth hotel.
Miss Stella Proctor of Deering has re-
turned homo after five months study OF
music with Mcdowell of Boston.
Manager MoCallum of the Peaks island
| theatre arrived by the New York boat
last night. He will Immediately be gin
to make preparations for the opening OF
the theatre.