The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-05
PERSONAL.

Engineer J. B. Coyle, q. S. R. NJ, is
visiting his home in Portland.
Chief Justice Peters has gone to Bangor
on business and Judge Emery takes his
place.
DR.. Albion W. Small of the University
of Chicago, with his wife and daughter,
Ill on the steamer Vancouver from
Montreal August IA. They will remain
abroad until the end of December, and
expect to spend most of the time in Ger
many. DR.. Small's multiplied duties in
connection with the University have
made unusual demands upon his strength
in the past few years.
Miss S. Marcia Craft and her parents
are to take up their residence in Boston.
Since Miss Craft has been visiting her
home in Riverside, Cali, she has met
with wonderful success and Melted from
one concert $500. The California papers
speak in high praise of her musical skill.
We are happy to state that Miss Craft
will return to Portland in September.
Miss. Carrie Peables teacher of physical
culture in the Auburn schools, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Senator E. A. Wyman of Millbridge is
stopping at the Falmouth.
The Rev. Father Gilfillan of Clinton,
Mass, formerly of this city, is in town.
Mr.. Robert B. Post of the general office
of the Maine Central, is at his old home
at Norfolk, Va.
Hon. George M. Warren of Castine is in
the city Cd business.
Miss Rosa Green, q native of Louis
vile, KY, sailed last Saturday from Lon
don, and upon her arrival in this country
will visit her sister, Mrs. Edwin L.
Dyer, at the Willows, Cushing's island.
She has had great success in Paris and
Lordon as singer in leading concert
companies.
Mr.. B. L. Skillings of "a Vesper street.
is away on two weeks vacation.
Miss Lizzie V. Holbrook of Peaks
day is slowly recovering.
Attorney General W. T. Haines of Wat
erville. is at the Falmouth hotel
Mr.. Harry Maurice Bigelow and Miss
Lucy Knight were married at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. andENIrs
Isaac Morse Knight, in Reading, Mass,
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bigelow, for
year past, has been connected with the
local staff of this paper, during which
time he has earned the respect and esteem
of his fellow workers on this journal
and has won the confidence of the bust
ness men of the community who appreci-
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the best wishes of all who know him for
his future happiness.
Mrs. Thomas J. Feeney and daughter
Miss Katherine Feeney Of the West End
are staying at Buxton for few weeks.
Among the arrivals at the Congress
Square hotel last night We're Alfred
Veazie, Mrs f. H Parkhurst, Miss
Gladys Towle, Blngor; j. F. Hill Wat
erv lille; A. J. Faye, Lowell, manager of
the new theatre; Col. G. A. Woodruff.
Governors Island, N. Y; &. A. Wood
ruff, Jr., e. d. Woodruff, Governors Isl
and, and J. A. Woodruff, West Point.
At the Preble house last night was Mrs.
Hetty Green, the millionaire; John N
Sherwood, New York; Lieut. Oscar E.
Boynton and son of South Boston.
The hotels were all doing a great bust
ness last night, and there were many pee
pie from New York and cities west regis
tered.
j. B Peaks and F. E. Guernsey, Dow
er; Henry Hudson, Guilford, and W. E.
Parsons, Foxcroft, prominent Piscataquis
county attorneys, are at the Falmouth
G. Curran, q. R. Gardiner and NJ. N
McKusick are also registered at this ho-
telry.
Miss Nellie Robertson of ST. Catherine,
Canada. is the guest of Miss Minnie
Dodge, Oxford street.