The Portland daily press., 1899-07-22
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Aurelius s. Kinds Of this city has
the reputation Of being one OF the most
| successful OF the fly fishermen at the
Rangeleys this year.
| Henry W. Oakes, referee in bankruptcy
for Androscoggiu county, has been spend
ing this week with !. his family at Fal.
mouth Foreside.
Miss Stover, who graduated at the
Nurses school this week, hasibeen offered
a position at the Soldiers Home inlTo-
gus. which she has accepted.
Miss Sarah +. Colburn of this city, and
Mira Edwin Cate Of New York, who have
been at Wiscasset, are now at Edgecomb,
the guests-of Capt. Cate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin of Sid
nsy, Ohio, who have bsen the guests of
Mrs. A. S. Kinds. have gone to Winthrop.
Miss Mary L. Bryant, has gone TO kock-
port for stay of two weeks
Mrs. Walter II. Roberts and daughter
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
II. Grindal at Ellsworth.
James q. Moore, resident manager OF
the Jefferson theatre. is at the Falmouth
for fsw days.
Mrs. John U. Palmer entertained n
party of Philadoiphia ladies at Cape Cot.
tage yesterday.
Miss Toothaker of Phillips, Is at the
Falmouth with Miss CornelIa I. Crosby
for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Burnham are ex-
pso,ed home from England next week.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Burnham are very
much improved In health.
MIR. Fred Johnston, OF St. Paul, Minn.,
called upon the PRESS yesterday. MIR.
Johnston formerly lived in Hollis, Maine.
He is now the Superintendent Of CIroula-
tion Of the st. Paul Pioneer Press, a
great journal of the Northwest. Mr..
Johnston Is to visit friends in Saco and
Old Orchard for few days.
Hon. Wilbur T. Lunt, one OF the Unit
ed States General Appraisers at New York
and formerly of Portland, was one of the
speakers at meeting held in New York
the other day to discuss legislatiun against
the Christian Science healers. Mr.. Lunt
was against such legislation.
The wife and four children of Edward
A, Chaplin, of Portland, have gone to
Bridgton to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. Harriet Allen of Portland is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. S. George, at
HallowelL
| Mr.. VIM. p. Soule OF Newtonvil,e,
Mass, % member of the police force of that
city. with his wife, are the guests of MIR.
Sonle's brother. Mir. George o. d. Soule
a letter carrier at the Post office at his
home on Merrill street. Mr. and Mrs
Soule during their trip ara 60 visit other
relatives and friends In this city.
DIR. Il. Haywood Hayes called at the
Marine hospital yesterday, accompanied
by his wife DR.. Eayes was here as
hospital steward wnen DIR. Gassoway
was in charge Of the Marine hospital
Dr. Hayes afterwards married young
lady who was nurse, and together they
became engaged in missionary work. DR..
Hayes Is now surgeon major to the King
of Siam at Bangkok. He is ON years
leave of absence and is visiting hospitals
all over the United States.
The following is the list of guests at the
Burnell farm. Gorham. for the pres emit:
Mrs. NJ. A. Tburston; Mrs. G.. II. Lord.
Mrs. Ella 9. Turner, Miss Florence Tur-
ner, Miss Marion Turner.
At the Falmouth hotel yesterday were
Mrs. Nathaniel Wheeler. VIM. B. Wheel
er, and Archer O. Wheeler of Brldgeport,
Conn; DR.. Herman 3. Street and wife,
Brooklyn; A. Kirby, U. s.v., and wife.
Washington, d. Q.
Mrs. N. S. Fernald of Brackett street,
Is spending tho summer ct Hastings cot
| tage, Loyeitt's hill.
| Miss Alice III. Fernald Ia at Gray's Inn,
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