The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
Personal.

their summer cottage at Cushings Point
South Portland.
Elhiissss Ethel sturdivant Norton and
Mabel Wood Of this city are among the
isi who received the degree Of b. A. at
Wellesley. Other Maine graduates are
Annie Lsonora Barr Of Belfast, Emma
Mabel Moore of Gardiner. Rebecca Dem
ing Moore Of Calais, Jesse Carver Nicker-
son Of Searsport, Mary Louise NewhaIi Of
Fairfield, Clara Augusta Palmer Of Corn
vile, Grace Stockman of Saco aud Edna
Waldron Of Camden.
Miss NJ. Turner of Montreal win spend
the next month at Falmouth, Me. :.
The many friends of Mr.. Henry A.
Lamb Of Congress street. will be pleasd
to know he has arrived homo from the
medical college where he has been In at
tendance the past six months.
Mrs. Alden j. Blethen, "A former resident
Of this city, but now of Seattle. Wash,
is at the Hest End for few days with
her son, A. J. Blsthen, Jr., and two
daughters. HI
Miss Ada B. Curtis, teacher in the
girls high school at Philadelphia, is
spending the summer in Portland, with
her sister. Mrs. Laughlin, Al Winter
street.
Mr. and Mrs George s. shaw are at
the Oxford, Fryeburg, for few days
Miss Lena Farrar and Miss May NAL
vern have gone to attend the summer
course at the Bible Institute at Chicago.
Miss Montgomery OF Desring, will act
as assistant secretary Of the x. NJ. q. A.
room during Miss Malvern's absence.
Mrs Mabel Sargent is visiting with
Miss Ella Sargent of Danforth street.
The engagement of Miss Eyaneeline
Norton to Mir. William II. Hunt of Clevs-
land. Ohio. is announced.
Hon. Elias Thomas, Mrs. Thomas and
Miss Helen Thomas of this city, arrived
at bremen on June rs by steamer Kaiser
Frederick, of the North German line,
making the passage from New York in
eight days
William John Gum, Pierce Edwards
Somcrs, Fenton Tomlinson and Philip
Howard Cook ars the Portland members
of the Harvard class which graduated
Wednesday, the first three receiving the
degree of A. B., and the latter A. B.
cum laude.
Miss Russell Of Smith college is the
guest of Miss Swasey at their cottage.
Danfofth Cove.
Prof. A. L. lane of Waterville, has en-
gagged one of the Merrill cottages at West.
ward Park. Waite's landing, for the sea-
son.
MIR. John E. Sawyer and wife, and
Miss Fannie Sawyer have taken a cot.
tage at Evergreen landing for the season.
| General Secretary 5. w. Smith, Jr., of
| the Rochester, N. H., Y. Nj. c. A.,
formerly assistant secretary of the Por-
land Y. NJ. Q. A., is visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Lydia A. Jordan and her son, Mr..
bellen ID. Jordan, will occupy the Brown
cottage Casco terrace, Falmouth foreside.
| Mrs. Robert Mcdonald and children of
Somerville, Mass, are visiting the fami-
ly of MIR. VIM. W. Mcdonald of A nderson
street
Miss Sarah W. Adams is visiting In
| Worcester.
Mr.. William H. Clifford, Jr., who re-
GENTLY tooS an examination Tor appoint
4 9eSesseA
States marine corps ut Washington, suo-
cessfulIyipassed the examination, stand
Ing second in the class. HIS friends ex-
pect that Mr.. Clifford win be commits
stoned as soon MS the President returns to
| Washington.
: Sergeant james d. Brady, formerly of
Battery E. I'd Artillery, who was sta
toned at Fort Preble for many years,
arrived in the city yesterday from Ha-
vana. He has been discharged after is
years honorable service and will make his
horne in South Portland.
/ Private BATE OF Battery K, Eth Artil-
lery. has been promoted to the grade of
corporal. BATE is an old soldier who has
/ seen over IL years of service.
Fessendel v. Carney OF the firm Of
Shaw, Hammondf& Carney, who has been
travelling through Europe for the past
six weeks. has arrived home after most
delightful journey.
Mary Carter was arrested yesterday af.
ternoon by Officer Frank for breaking
about all the windows in Hotel dc Mum
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