The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-01
Personal.

Mr. Willthm~ henry CHnoru, Jr.s OF
this city. who was lieutenant on the Mon
tauk last summer, has received orders to
report at the Washington Marine Barracks
for examination for second iieutenancy
10 the Marine Corps.
!. Yesterday Ex-Governor Robie, accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs. Clark II.
Barker, visited the Insane Hospital at
Augusta. They are the guests Of Hon.
and Mrs. Oramandel Smith. at Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Soule and Robert Flick
EFT, Of Portland. were ct Monmouth on
Memorial Day.
Willis II. Coz, sergeant of the Signal
Corps who has been critically III ever
since his return from Santiago and whose
recovery was at one time dsspaired Of, is
able TO be cut again and is fast recovering
his health.
Messrs Frank K. Woodford and b. #.
Landlord, students Of Columbia Uniyer-
sity, New York city, are at home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Do. All. Powers of Houlton, and
sister. Mrs. Hunt Of Los Angeles, CAL.
who were In attendance ct the Gardiner
carnival have been the guests Of Mrs.
j. Fred Marston, Russell street. the past
few days.
Miss Hlakeslee OF Brookline, who has
been the guest of her college friend, Miss
Frances Chapman, Is spending this week
with her aunt, Mrs. Stanley p. Warren,
High street.
Mrs. G. A. Dyer Is to be one of the pa
tronesses at the Delta Kappa Epsilon
spread, which Is TO be given on class day
In the gymnasium ct Brown University,
June TO- pa
Mrs. Charles Day, president of the
Maine Woman's Suffrage association was
the guest of the Equal Suffrage club Of
Old Orchard Memorial Day. She dined
with the president. Mrs. Ryan, and In the
afternoon addressed the club.
Mrs. Laughlin and family of Spruce
street, have taken the Lord cottage ut Ire
fethen's. Miss Gall Laughlin and her
friend, Miss Thompson, are expected in
Mrs. e. ID. Eastman will sail by the
Netherlands line for Europe the first of
June, with Miss Marcia Ridlon of CAM
bridge and small party Of Massaohu.
setts friends.
A canon which has recently been
placed in the little park at the corner Of
Main and Lincoln street in Biddeford,
was dedicated Memorial Day. The ora
ion was delivered by j. r. Libby, ESQ.,,
of this city.
Prof. Julius &. Ward has taken Judge
Walton's homestead at Riverton for the
summer, and has moved out.
DIR. H. II. Brock andkwife are in Naples
on a fishing trip.
DIR. S. II. Weeks and DR.. Frederic 81.
Ganish have gone to Chicago to attend
the annual convention Of physicians and
surgeons now being held there.
DIR. II. p. Merrill and Mrs. Merrill have
gone to Richmond, Va, to attend the con-
vention of the American Board of Health.
They will stop at Washington, New York
and Boston before their return.
The Boston Transcript has a compli-
mentary notice of ''An Hour With Long
fellow" given by the scholars of Miss
Helen q. Laughlin at the Lowell school,
JhmalCd Z ldluh, MASS. MISS LduSullu Is
a graduate of the Portland Training
school.
Miss Hayes of Pine street, is the guest
of Mrs. L. A. Reed of Boston, formerly
of Portland. Mrs. Reed will occupy her
cottage at Great Diamond for the season.
Hon. Charles f. Libby and family have
removed to their summer home. Gras-
mere. at tine Cape. aaa
Mrs. Robert Melcher and daughter OF
Louisville are guests of Mrs. Leander
Fobes OF Portland. MIR. Melcher Will
come later. He was q native of Freeport.
Rev. and Mrs. G. V. Hanson of Show
hogan, who have been spending the win
ter IN North Carolina. are on their way
home. ,oThey are at present visiting rela-
tives in Portland.
President Butler of Colby college, will
give an address before the graduates of
the Normal Training class in this city on
June g.