The Portland daily press., 1898-06-13
PERSONAL.

. Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.s Costello leave on
Tuesday for Fort Popham with a force
of employees to put the Rookledge in
order preparatory to opening, which will
occur on July /. The outlook for the
summers business is gratifying.
DR.. Henry A. Watts of this city was
married in Portsmouth, Wednesday, to
Miss Anna Alton Currier.
4 Engineer Tenney, formerly Of the new
elevator, has succeeded Joseph N. Mar
tin, local loo omotive foreman of the
Grand Trunk.
Franklin 81. Haze1ton, the general
agent Of the Equitable Life Insurance
oompany,is confined to his home on Car
roll street, with the grip.
Judge Enoch Knight of Los Angeles,
Call, formerly editor Of the Portland Ad-
vertiser and judge of the municipal court,
is in the city at the Congress Square ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Scarborough
of Boston, formerly of Portland, have
been spending several months in Mexico.
Among the PortlandSpeople who visited
|
Mr.. and Mrs. E. FL. York, Mr. and Mrs
81. S Higgins, Mr.. E. z. Brown, Mr..
Q. S. Morton, Miss sKneeland, Miss K.
Kneeland, Mr.. 9. e. Thompson and Mr.
Frank Clarkson.
Mr.. John Philip Sousa, the noted band
master, will spend this summer ON Ver-
mont farm. 1t will be his first vacation
in 16 years.
Mr.. G. L. Staples of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Morton Stills and
family will spend the summer in ST.
Andrews, N. B.
The marriage of Mr.. Donald Fuller,
proprietor of the Evening Courier, will
take place Jtne 90 at Franklin, Pa.
the home of the betrothed.
Major Hoxie of the United States engi-
neer board is in New York on business.
Mr.. D. Howard Fuller, P. 81. S., won
the collegiate tennis championship at
Cornell University last week.
Miss Grace NJ. Pillshury, teacher of
music IN the Biddeford schools, visited
friends in Portland, Saturday.
Mr.. ", s. Dana, F. Fl. Little and
family of High street. have moved to
their summer cottage at the Cape.
Mr.. George S. Fl. Mcdowell, news edi-
tor of the Evening Courier, has severed
his connection with that paper. a
Miss Grace Perley Locke, daughter of
Hon. Joseph A. Locke Of this city, grad
uated at Bryh Mawr college, June 2, re-
ceiving the degree of Bachelor of Arts
and in "1he Group of Greek and Philo-
sophy." This lis great honor for Miss
Locke as on account Of the severe ex-
aminatlonsat entrance 1t isahard to enter
this college and the saying is that having
once entered it is harder to get out. She
is the first t, graduate from this city,
from Bryn Mawr college, and. intends to
take post graduate course.
EEHon. B. E. Richards Of Portland, Is at
Rangeley lake, on a fishing trip, accom-
ford Falls.
Mr.. W. G. Osborne, Jr., of Portland,
who enlisted with the Portland Cadets.
and has been serving as Maine hospital
steward at Chickamauga, has been pro-
NOTED to the United States hospital at
Camp Thomas.
!: Mrs Alta Pease-C Grouse Of Syracuse.
n Y, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Alice G. Frazier, Congress street.
Mr.. P. n. Woods, who was here with
the Wilbur opera company this spring.
has left the company. Marion Manoia
Mason is now with the Wilburs, playing
in New York state.
Hon. Wilbur f. Lunt of New York,
formerly Of Portland, is visiting in Maine.