The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-01
personal.

Loring. Short g. Harmon announce that
they have now In press u new work on
equity practice for the State OF Maine
entitled Equity Jurisdiction, Pleading
and Practice. with Forns," by Robert
Treat Whitehouse, ESQ.,, LII. b., OF TIE
Cumberland Bar. The work comprises
survey of the history Of equity jurisdic-
ton and the present extent thereof In
Maine and win undoubtedly be Of great
value as legal work.
DIR. Walter L. Barlow Of the Montreal
General hospital. is at "The Towers ?
Diamond island.
Miss Bullard OF the Armour Institute,
Chicago. Is spending her vacation at he.
home on Danforsh street.
Miss Mabsl Wocds,de OF Lewiston, Is
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. Calvin e.
Woodside. at Great Diamond.
Miss.Louike Harrington OF Lexington,
Masf.. Is the guest Of Miss Georgia Mel
cher at Felsenhesn. Great Diamond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Pressey of Roches-
ter, who have bsen visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Flsgg, has gone to
Block islard.
Ex-Judxe Foster has gone to st. Johns.
bury, VT, for consultation with Lieu-
acknowledgements Bates, with whom he Is
associated in the defense OF Harry Baiisy.
the defauiting cashier OF the Colebrook
National bank.
q Chester N. Walker OF Rockland. was nd.
mittsd to practice Ia the United States
courts on the motion of u. Is. District
Attorney Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter L. Kyle, who have
been passing the month Of July at Peaks
island, returned to. their home on SHEER
man street. yesterday.
Mrs Charles G. Douglass gave a chari-
~ whist yesterday afternoon at her cot.
tage. Peaks island. A number from the
city attended and pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed.
Harry King, formerly OF the Advertiser
composing room, is home after three
years enlistment in the navy. During
the Santiago battle he was on the Indi-
ana. Mr.. King leaves next Friday for
Charlestown navy yard to re-enlist in tbs
service of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Dora Goodwin and Miss Goodwin
of Haverhiii. Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Geo. q. Frye. Mrs. Goodwin is promi-
nent Massachusetts, club woman and edits
the club column in the leading Haverhill
paper.
In Youth and Age literary publioa-
ton OF Nashville, Tenn. appears a pretty
poem entitled my Little Fellow" by
Mr.. Charles L. jackson, the photo
grapher.
Mr.. +. W. Mcintosh and wife Of this
city are spending short vacation at
Portsmouth, N. II.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Fletcher and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Morrill, of New Haven,
win spend August at. Pine Point, at. the
Fletcher cottage.
Mr.. William Cook has resigned his po-
sition as engineer of the steamer Pejsp-
scot. His place has been filled by Mr..
Albert Startling, who assumes the duties |
Of chief engineer.
Arrivals at the Pine Grove cottage, at
Dry Mills, are III. W. Rich, wife and son,
ard L Carlston and wife of Portland.
MIR. VIM. Allen, Jr., has just returned |
from bicycle trip OFTEN days through |
the Crawford Notch, Bethlehem, Little.
ton, and returning via Franconia Notch,
Profile house. the Fiume. Plymouth, |
Centre Harbor, Lake Winnipesaukee,
Wolfboro aud Old Orchard. He found |
the summer houses tilling..up rapidly and
enjoyed the trip immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Epglis of Brooklyn,
arc at the Falmouth hotel.
Capt. Charles L. Bailey, commanding
officer at Fort Prsble, left Monday for
Fort Constitution to muster thu troops |
at the sub-post.
Mr., Hickey, of the Thomson Line OF
steamers, who spent last week in Mon
treai, returned to the city Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunn leavs today for
bridgton Highlands. DIR. Dunn win
return Aug. 7th.