The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-01
PERSONAL.


tsry IL, 9TH Artillery. stationed at Fort
prebls, and ha, reported to the command
ing officer for duty.
MIR. Charles Dunn, Jr., of Oceanville,
Is able to be out after his severe Illness
of several weeks.
MIR. John Chenery of Brookline, Mass,
formerly Of Woodfords, Is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. W. b. Morrill,, Perkins street.
Daniel H. Dayhuff, senior member :of
the Portland firm of ID. Il. & G. A. Day
huff & Son, has bought the Vance farm
In the town of Naples, the house on which
ha will remodel and deliberately modern
ize, for summer home for himself and
family.
MI. Hastings Webbing will sail today
on the Numidian for England where he
will spend some time at his home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Bachelor of Port
land, are visiting Mrs. Simon Mitchell
and Mrs. Charles Grant at Yarmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Laughlin
and daughter, Clarissa Mclaughlin. with
Miss Jennie Sargent and Miss Mary
buffet, are on visit to Washington.
Mr.. L. j. Joy, wife and daughter,
Cum berland street, left "Wednesday eve
ming for Detroit, where they will make
their future residence.
MIR. Walter +. Gould of Pine street, is
improving slowly from u severe illness.
Mrs. Randall Johnson, Miss Annie
Louise Lord and Miss Annie Conant
Hall, will spend the next ten days in
Washington.
Miss Ethel S. Osgood, Holyoke, 1901, is
spending the Easter vacation in Boston.
Mrs. John NJ. Adams and Miss Adams.
have gone to Washington. At Amherst
they were Joined by Miss Adele Adams.
Miss Charlotte Thomas, who with MIR.
6 GEORGE Thomas. is at Southern Pines, n.
c., writes that Mr.. Thomas lis very much
improved by the climate.
The wedding reception of Miss Louise
Libby Edwards and Mr.. Harry e. Faby'
an, will occur at the home of Mr.. Bryce
Mel. Edwards, 1l6 Free street, on We'd
nesday evsning, Aprilsl2.
Miss Julia Bolster. Smith. 1901, has ar
rived home from Marblehead. where she
has been spending the first days of her
vacation.
Mr.. Leach, teacher Of manual training
in Saco was in the city Friday with a
dozen Of his boys.
Miss Augusts II. Schumacher. teacher
of music in the schools of the Deering
district, is in Boston, visiting schools
this week.
Miss Gertrude Miller, principal of the
Main street school, Lewiston, has been
the guest of her friend, Miss Emma q.
Randall, the past week.
Prof. Batemau of Auburn, who is In
Thayer, Nebraska. on d lecturing trip,
has been very i'll for several days, but he
is better.
DR.. A. ID. Averill, who is serving as
assist ant surgeon on board of the United
States schooner, will quit the service and
go to Bar Harbor to resume practice. He
left the Iowa at San Francisco.
Prof Ross of the Portland Y. NJ. C..
A., gave an exhibition o. club swinging
at the Lewiston Y. NJ. c. A. fair last
evening.
MIR. A. +. Gerald, the electric railroad
builder, has gone to Utah, where he has
mining interests.
Rev. W. n. Thomas left Lewiston on
Monday for his new pastorate in Lansing
burg, n. Y. The church to which he
goes as pastor is the one which DIR, Nc
Whitney left when he came to Portland.
Hon. Enoch Foster will deliver the Me
mortal Day address before Grover Post,
q. a. r., at Fryeburg.
S. W. Carr, state insurance commits.
sioner Of Maine, and II. L.. Shepherd of
Rockport, were registered at the Congress
Square hotel yesterday.
Miss Bertha Webb has been engaged ia
play at the morning service at the First
Universalist church. Congress square.
The music at this church will be rendered
py a double quartette
Mr. L. j. Young of this city was called
to Rochester, n. H., some days ago where
his sister died of pneumonia on Friday
afternoon.