The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11
Personal.


Miss Florence Mofatt, who has been
visiting at ia Park street, returned to
Montreal Monday.
Rev. Dr. Fem and his niece, Miss
Mary Fem, sail ON Wednesday from New
York for al eight weeks' tour OF Europe.
DR.. Fem will meet DIR. Weeks and
party in England and win 60 to Germany
with them.
Dr. n. J. O'Connor. q recent graduate
of the Bowdoin Medical School and son
of AIR. ID. J. O'Connor Of Biddeford. will
complete his medical studies in Europe.
Mr.. Samuel Boothby and family have
gone to their camp ON Miliinokett Lake
for few weeks
Msrsrs. Harold Berry, Harold Dana,
Howard Ives and Freeman short all OF
Bowdofn Are spsnding few weeks camp
ing on Milinokstt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Frye OF
Melien strrst, win remove TO their new
home on spring street this week.
::..Portland people at the Raymond Spring
house for July, are Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Lang and Master Donald Libby.
Speaking Of the new extension to the
hospital OF the Soldiers Home at Togus,
tho KenneheoI Journal says,a "a ltog eth
or DIR. Elwell, who has CLOSELY watched
the progress Of the work from its inoep-
ton, even from the passage of the appro-
priation act, we may say, and who has
been the designer and perfsotor OF all Its
best features, 10 to We congratulated upon
les suocessful completion.
Gen. 'John. Marshall Brown, has gone
to Atlantic City, N. J.. to attend the
meeting OF the Board OF Managers of the
National Home for Volunteer Soldiers.
John, e. Keller of Portland, MIR. and
Mrs. J. J. Keller and Miss Marguerite
OF West Haven, & o., are visiting friends
in Augusta.
Ex-Gov.l GarcelonE and daughter. Mrs.
Dennis, were guests at the home of L. II.
Tobie. Falmouth Eoreside, Sunday last
Hon. Robert B. Beath of Philadelphia,
general secretary of the National g. A.
R., and family, are expected at the Fall
mouth today.
Mrs. George II. Pierce Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting Mrs. s. A. Pierce, Spring
street.
Miss Eta N. Owen 10 visiting friends
IN Albany, N. Y.
Miss Annie Moore of Brooklyn. N. Y,
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs r. Dudley
Lunt, Danforth street.
Hon. j. p. Baxter, Mr.. p. q. Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Baxter, Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. II. Baxter OF Portland, have been
at Kennebunk and Seven Ponds for a
fortnight. The three-ye,r.old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs, R. II. Baxter,is the young
est person that has been into thu camps.
Mrs. J. e. Blabon Of Portland, now at
the Birches. was anxious to send some
Dish to friends in Augusta. She started
out with guide and in 80 minutes she
had landed three.
Messrs Beicher Waugh. +. J. Burbank,
g. b. Hall and ]. p. Champlin, Jr., OF
Portland, have been stopping for short
time at Pisrpols Lodge. In the Rangeleys.
They took eight fish Weighing 15 pounds.
The largest weighed three and four
pounds.
Col Clark S. Edwards Of Bethel is re-.
covering from an operation performed
on his eyes ana there is good prospect
OF recovering his eye sight
Mr.. Parker @. Prince Of this city, while
stepping from train at Gilsad, recently,
turned his ankle In such way that the
ligaments were torn. He Is at present
staying at Gorham. N. H, and Is able
to go about little ON crutchss.
Mr. G. B. Hamlin Of this city spends the
summer with c. W. Thomas of Gorham.
Miss Gail Laughlin. formerly of this
city. now praoticing law in New York,
has been elected secretary of the newly
formed Women Lawyers club of the
metropolis.
A -party of six with two guides, went to
Metalluc brook recently. In the party
were. ME-. and Mrs. p. NJ. Berry of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Stevens of Portland,
Lyman Sargent and Weston Lufkin,
guides, Mr.. Berry 10 the president of the
Bear River club. MIR. and Mrs. Nelson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens drove from
Portland to Lakeside, N. H., and from
there went mp the Umbagog and across
the carry