The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-02
Miss May Allen of Smith College, is

Miss May Allen of Smith College, is
passing her vacation at home
DR.. Edgar. S. Hawkes. has returned
from visit to relatives IN Manchester,
Maine.
Edgar 3. Carswell, drug clerk with =.
W. Buchanan, Is taking two weeks va
cation.
DR.. P. R. Thoms has returned to his
home in Pueblo, after passing a pleasant
vacation of two months with Mr.. ". W.
Dunn and other friends in Yarmouthville.
The doctor Also visited his old farm home
in Pownal. -
Mr.. W. W. Dunn and family have just
returned from q three weeks outing at
their cottage at Princes Point.
Mr.: Arthur Cooling of Boston spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Corliss have re-
turned to their home in Dorchester.
Mrs. E. G. Blanchard spent Sunday a t
Bethlehem, N. H.
Hon. and Mrs. e. Dudley Freeman
have returned from York Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Woodbury. spent a
few days the past week in Auburn. Mrs.
Vtckery and daughter Inez, of Hartland,
who have been visiting at Mr.. Wood
bury's, accompanied them to Auburn,
and will remain there several weeks
Rev. Charles p. Cleaves of Standish
was in town Saturday.
Bert and Pearl Winslow have gone to
Augusta on bicycle trip.
GRAY.
Gray, August 1st.-Mrs. Frank Osgood
and son of Portland, are in town.
Mr.. Harlan Skillings Of Lewiston
passed the sabbath with his parents.
Mrs. Bessie Lewis of Washington, d.
G. was the guest of Mrs. B. F. Skillings
the past week.
Mi. W. O. Smith of Portland rode out
on the chainless wheel he has invented
and passed the night with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, last Thurs
day.
At this Republican caucus held last Sat-
urdsy evening the following gentlemen
were chosen delegates to attend the dis
trict convention: John M. Libby, Chas.
Baldwin, M. 81. Lunt and Luther. Will.
At meeting of the trustees Of Pen
nell Institute held last Saturday after
noon, Mr.. G. L. Pierce of Yarmouth was
elected principal for the ensuing year.
Miss Porter of Cumberland Mills first as
sistant, and Miss Mertslle Snow of Gray
second assistant.
Mr.. Richard Andrews is at home for a
few weeks.
Arson p. NJ. Andrews passed Sunda y
with his father, DR.. e. 4. Andrews.
The following arrivals registered at the
dOC6l fafk0I IOE buo Wo0k ptabus " NAor
tel and B. II. Cloutier, Lewiston; A..
Fitzgerald and W. G. SUIT herland, South
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. King,
Wakefield, Mass. e. Stewart Sumner,
Bridgeport, Conn; H. L. Corson,
Canaan, Me-; c. Piokard, Bangor; Geo.
Sweetsir, Cum berland; F. M. Davenport,
Peabody, Mass. W. A. Pagan, Portland
AL Wilson. Cumberland W. Mitchell,
Mechanic Falls; Chas. Cushing, Boston i:
W. S. Downs and wife, Boston; Geo. p.
Locke, E. W. Haskell, NJ. @. Watts,
j. l.. Hyde and G. A. Jones, Portland;
Fl. j. Glendenning, Woodfords; L. W..
jack, wife and daughter, Portland; DR..
Geo. 81. Brett, Eugene n. Smith, e.
W. Coubrn, Mr.. and. Mrs. Geo. W. Her.
rick, Boston; Lyman Fl. Nelson, Weston
e. Fuller Mrs. G. W. Small and Mrs.
G. K. Pike, Portland.
SEBAGO.
Sebago, August IA Republican eau
Gus chose B. H. Whitney, chairman;
VIM. W. Haley, SECRETARY. Delegates
chosen to attend district convention,
Joseph B. Brown, and Joseph I. Bick-
ford. The caucus was called to order by
Chas. Davis, chairman of the town COM
mittee.
Morris Smith Kicker of East Baldwin
commenced today to carry the Ss5ago and
Convene mail for c. e. Brown in place
of Joseph Chadbourne, to carry the first
mail from East Baldwin to Convene.