The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-06
Personal.

Mr.. ana Mrs. JAS p. Champlin Of
Portland, are making two months trip
to Alaska.
MIR. Fred Smith and family Of Cushman
street, have moved Ito their cottage at
Trefethen's landing for the summer.
Portland's favorits actor Corse Payton,
witnessed the production at the Gem the
stre, Monday evening. He is spending
sort vacation on the Cape shore.
Mra I. @. o'Brien and family, Of
Montreal, have arrived at Peaks island,
to enjoy a holiday of some weeks.
Mr.. A. Clerk, Of Montreal, has COM
fortably settled his family at Kittery
Point, where they intend to pass the
next two months.
Mrs. G. e. Bell, of Montreal, with her
family is at Old Orchard Beach, where
she has taken up her residence for the
next two months.
Among the many Montrealers who
have chosen Prouts Neck, for their sum-
mer quarters are Mir. "A. Kingman ana
family, who have arrived for the season.
Mr.. r. W. Il. Bradley, representing the
we'll known banking house Of Haight 81
Freese, New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia. Is spending few days in Portland.
MIR. Bradley is favorably known to the
bond trade east and west and always has
something attractive to offer the investor
In high grade, gilt edge securities
Messrs. Haight So Freese, though Mr..
Bradley, are taking subscriptions in
Portland and vicinity for choice New
York city investment, paying @ per cent
In gold, to which we have recently called
attention in our financial column. Mr..
Bradley is stopping at the Falmouth
hotel.
Mayor King S. Raymond and family.
Westnrook, have taken rooms at 1.-THE
Perry" for few weeks.
Mr.. John II. Allen Of Philadelphia
Medical school, is passing his vacation
with relatives on West street.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Fabyan of Boston
are passing a few days with the latter's
father, MIR. B. NJ. Edwards, Free street.
s-Mr. Morrill, N. Drew and family have
been the guests of Mr. Drew's mother,
Mrs. Jesse Dana, at Lisbon.
Mrs. l.. II. Tobie is spending week
at Newteldi with her daughter, Mrs. 4.
W. Atwood.
Rev. Rollin I. Hack, Messrs. Roy
Hack, Lyman A. Cousins, Walter A.
Conley and Chas. Harmon sailed on the
steamer New England Wednesday from.
Boston for two months trip in Europe.
Mr.. Cousins and Mr.. Conley accompa-
MED their sons as far as Boston.
MIR. j. A.Ounningham, salesman for j.
4. Helliher g. Co., has won the compe-
titive prize offered by the firm. and Is en-
ioying 1t in the form of an excursion to
Niagara Falls and other places.
MIR. and Mis-. II. II. Hezeltine are at
their cottage at Old Orchard for the sum
mer.
Miss Grace Coughlin OF Whitman,
Mass, has arrived at the Kirkwood
house. where she will pass the summer as
pianist for the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clifford Brown
of New York, have gone TO the Noun
tains where they are established at the
jefferson, jefferson, N. II.
Charles Wilson. son of Prof. George Il.
Wilson of North street. is to enter the
New Haven Art school next fall to pur-
sue his studies in art.
Mr.. Robert J. Roberts, physical direc-
tor of the Boston Young Mems Christian
association, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley McGeoch.
Among the Christian Endeavor dele
gates to the great meeting in Detroit,
Mich, are Misses Nelsine and Lizzie
Aagersen of ST. John street.
Mr.. Winfield L. Shaw, Harvard, 1900.
will represent tho firm of Shaw, Cooling
s. Co. In the West during part of the
summer vacation.
Miss Ella p. Nickerson of Geo. @.
Shaw's, is spending her vacation az the
Merryooneag house, South Harpswell.
Miss Laura ELLEN Parker, one OF the
Peaks island teachers, was one OF the
Endeavor excursion party. she will Wis.
1t friends in the West several weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Jones, corresponding
secretary of the w. L. o., entertained
Mrs. Florence q. Porter and a small
party of friends at lunch at Riyerton
casino Wednesday noon. In the afternoon
from to. 6 she gave tea in Mrs. Por-
ter's honor. On Tuesday Mrs. W. +.
Fernald of Old Orchard, entertained in
homer OF Mrs. Porter and the following:
Miss Helen Porter Caribou; Miss Inez
A. blanchard, president of the Literary
Union; Mrs. Frederick e. Moore, vice
president, and Mr.. Moore; Mrs. Charles
+. Roberts, secretary and Mr.. Roberts;
Mrs. Charles Day. president of the Maine
Woman Suffrage association; Mrs. Il.
S. Osgood, president of the International
Health Protective league, and Miss Airline
Ofgood of this city.
Frank Mitchell of Engine IL of the Bos
son Fire department., was in the city yes
terday and paid his respects to many
members OF tho Portland department..
Prof George 4. Wilson OF Portland,
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