The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-04
Personal.

Mr.. Charles H. French has been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Aged Broth
erhood to succeed Mr.. S. b. Haskell.
The trustees of the First Presbyterian
church will probably hold meeting ON
Monday to take some action rslati We to
securing pastor.
The Bowdoin college football eleven
will meet at brunswick on Monday TO go
to McMahans island, Merrymeeting bay.
for practice ana training until the fall
term opens.
Co. NJ, First regiment National Guard
Of westbrook, viii elect officers on Mon
day evening.
The fifth annual reunion of the Bruins
family will be at the farm of Christian
Bruins, Falmouth, Monday, Sept 4. Take
the North Deering cars to the end Of
road.
Captain George r. Stevens. Of the Port
land Wheel club has been seriously Ill,
threatened with typhoid fever. He will
be unable to attend the fall meet to be
held In Waterville to-day.
Miss Agnes st. John, graduate Of Port
land High school, class of '97, and Cor
ham Normal school, class of 100, has been
chosen ns teacher of the ten weeks term
OF the North Stratford Grammar school,
and will begin her duties there one week
from Monday. She Is a high rank grad
uate OF both schools, and is very promis-
ing teacher.
Mrs. ID. A. Hamilton and children have
returned from Windham where they have
been enjoying the country with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. Anthoine.
Sergeant John Mckay Of the New York
police force, who has been spending mis-
vacation In Portland, returned to New
York Saturday night. Officer John Nc
Grath, who Ia also of the New York de-
pnrtment, will remain in this city. his
former home. several days longer.
Rev. III. O. McDonough, rector of the
Portland Cathedral, and Mr.. George
Derry, Sd, of this city. arrived at Liver
pool on Saturday by the Lucania of the
Cunard line.
of st. Mary's church, BIddeford. and his
sister, Miss Rose A. Flynn, Will spend
few weeks at the White Mountains. and
Montreal and Quebec.
The Misses Donovan OF Littleton, N.
H., are the guests of Mrs. K. j. Young
of Smith street.
Mrs. d. w. johnson arrived home
Thursday after having had very pleas
ant visit TO Boston and Roxbury.
DR.. F.W. Huntington will leave today
for New York to attend the meeting
of the United States Veterinary ascot
alton. and the opening Of the Empire
Trotting clubs new park in New York
this week.
Col. Stanley Plummer of Dextsr was
mics the Maine Department, q. A. r., to
the national enoampment at Philadel-
phia. Col. Plummer Is a candidate for
president of the Maine Senate of the
next legislature.
Hon. Charles +. Libby returned to
Portland on Saturday from Buffalo, N.
z, where no has been attending the an
uual meeting Of the American Bar asso :
citation.
The resignation OF First Lieutenant
Foley of Co. L, Maine National Guard,
has been accepted. An election win
shortly be ordered to fill thelvaoancy in
the company.
Several Portland clergymen will attend
the meeting of tile Minister'S Institute in
Lewiston, this week, Rev. John g. Per-
kins of the First Parish church being the
president, Rev. Lewis Malvern CT the
First Free Baptist church the vice presi-
dent and Rev Asa Dalton, ID. D., of st.
Stephens church. Rev. ]. L. Jenkins,
d. D., of the State Street Congregational
church and Rev. Henry Blanchard, ID. D.,
Of the First Universalist church, mem
bers Of the executive committee of the as
ISOLATION.
The delegation from Maine representing
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows which meets at Detroit the week Of
September is, departs from Portland +,
Thursday, September II. There will be
four delegates as follows: Representa-
tives of the grand lodge, p. g. NJ. Ar
thur N. J. Loyejoy of Augusta, and the
p. g. NJ, A. L. F. Pike. of Norway
the grand enosmpme Mt, P. G. p, II. K.
| Colesworthy of Portland, and p. g..
Frank l.. Pond Of Augusta.
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