The Portland daily press., 1898-07-08
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| S. Albert Greene and Miss Lola A.
Greene of Lynn. Mass, are visiting Mr..
L. W. Cleveland, Eastern Promenade.
| Capt. Seth M. Milliken, Commissary of
Subsistence United States Volunteers, a
son of late Congressman Millikeu, has
been ordered to Governors Island, New
York, for temporary duty, and from there
willsproceed to San Francisco for duty on
the Pacific coast.
The Rev. Julian K. Smyth of Roxbury,
Mass, will preach in the New Jerusalem
church, New High street, on Sunday
morning next. Mr.. Smyth was formerly
pastor of the church in this city, and has
lately accepted call to New York from
the society Of which the Rev. Chauncey
Giles was pastor for many years.
Rev. DR.. Bolles of New York, is in the
city. He will pass hisA vacation on the
Cape.
Rev. d. B. Randall and family went
to their cottage at the. Camp Ground, Old
Orchard, on Thursday.
Rev. Luther Freeman of the Chestnut
street church, will preach at the Pine
street church next Sunday morning at
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Rev. W. M. Kimmell of the Church of
the Messiah has accepted the call to
supply the pulpit of the Universalist
church at South Portland for =, another
year.
Capt. Pickett, the veteran boatman of
the large office, marched in the ranks
with the Veteran Firemen on the
Fourth. Capt. Pickett is almost so
years old, but in spite of his age is hale
and hearty
Rev. Fathers P. A. Walsh of Brooklyn
R. Fl. Tobin of New Yorkssand T. NJ
O'Donoghue of Germantown, Pa, who
have been in the city at the Congress
square hotel, returned to New York last
evening. While here they visited Bishop
Healy.
Admiral Gheradi has received many
visitors at the Congress square hotel.
Since the admiral was placed on the
retired list four years ago, he has lived
in New York, but comes to this state
ito get a cool breath of air. as he
says, in the summer time. Last summer
he passed three weeks in Portland. and
he is now in this city on his way to
Boothbay, Bar Harbor and other eastern
resorts. The admiral is an honored mem
Der of the Order of the Loyal Legion and
his long service of 4S years in the navy
of the United States entities him to the
love AND respect of,all patriotic citizens
Mrs. B. f. Beals, past department. pre-
sident of the Woman's State Relief corps
of Auburn, and Mrs. Emma L."V. Stiles
of Westbrook, were in this city yesterday
as members of theiboard of trustees, to
make the annual examination of the
books and accounts ofsthe treasurer, Mrs.
W. H. Jewett.
Col. A. B. Nealley of Lewiston, was in
Portland, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. White of Caribou,
and Mr.. William S. Parks of Houlton,
are at the Congress Square hotel.
City Marshal Charles B. Harmon of Bid
deford, was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. R. Wiley and Miss Mary
| Wiley of Bethel, are guests at the Preble
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Swift of Bangor.
| were among yesterdays guests at the
United States hotel.
| Miss Blanche III. Smith of WateryilIe.
| is visiting in Portland.
| Mrs. j. K. Allen of Chicago is VISITING
| her sister, MIS-. Cummings of Carleton
street.
MIR. Llewellyn NJ. Leighton and family
have taken the NJ. G. Foss cottage aft
Peaks island for the months Of July and
August. They moved down July and
will remain until their new home at
No. "a Carroll street, is completed.
Capt. Henriques, U. S. r. NJ, retired
who resides at the Sherwood, has been
suffering from sharp attack of acute
indigestion coupled with a severe cold
but last night he was much improved.
Assemblyman Thomas Murray of New
York city, former Portland boy, is
spending his vacation in this city.
Judge and Mrs. S. G. Strout, have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gibbs, at Bridgton.
Mr.. Charles H. Pepper and Mr.. A, r
Drummond of Wateryille, were in the citv
yesterday.
Judge IF. Il. Burbank of the Saco mn
nicipaI court, was visitor at the law
library in this city yesterday afternoon.
influential friends Of Col. L. Fl. Kendall
of the Maine regiment at Chickamapoa
are still endeavoring to secure his an
pointment as brigadier general.