The Portland daily press., 1900-08-15
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazer Ring of Lubec
are visiting in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yhaddeus S. Lewis of
New York are enjoying their vacation at
their old home in Portland. They are at
Little Diamond island.
Miss Alice Gibbons of Rochester, N. Y,
is a guest of Miss Catherine Larrabee at
Little Diamond island
Mr.. Charles S. BiokfoTd is seriously i'll
at his home on Vaughan street. For sew
eral years Mr. Bickford was the flour in
spector of this city.
Mr.. j. b. Moore of New York is visiting
former friends in Portland.
Mr.. W. f. Randall, Of New York city,
son of the late Rev. d. B. Randall, ar
rived at Old Orchard Tuesday, where he
will pass his vacation of two weeks. Mr.
Randall is connected with the wholesale
house Of j. b. Bolye & Co.
Mrs. Hunter Bradford and daughter,
Miss Barbara Bradford, of indianapolis,
Ind, are visiting friends in town.
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Barrett of Spring
field, Mass with their young son, Brad
bury Barret5, are spending few weeks
IN Portland and at Old Orchard.
Col. Frank g. Patterson, of Denver,
Col, formerly of Portland, is revisiting
the city. Mr.. Geo. L. Patterson Of New
York will join his father next week, for
a fishing trip to Newfoundland.
Mrs. Mary Deering Casweu and Mrs.
Caswen of Los Angeles, CAL, are at the
Columbia.
Miss Mary Farnham of Forest Grove,
Ore, is spending a few days in town on
her way to Bridgton to visit her sister,
Mrs. Robert Barnard.
Miss Nellie Cram is at the Columbia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. S. Merrill of RoseIle,
N. j., are in town for a few days on their
way to Lake ChampIain to join their
children. who are summering there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill viii stop in Port
land on their return for a longer visit.
Mrs. o. G. Wendell of Cambridge is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. II. f. Farm
ham on State street.
Mrs. Horace A. Mcclure, who has been
visiting her parents Judge and Mrs.
Bonney, returned yesterday to her home
in Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Mabellle O'Brion of Brookline,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. f. H.
King Of Thomas street.
DIR. Davis of Boston has been one of the
guests OF Mayor ana Mrs. Robinson for
the past week.
The Minus whist club enjoyed it's 10th
annual dinner at Peaks island Monday
evening. A chicken dinner with accom-
~ A.
enjoyed Later the cake walk and music
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Penneu amused
the younger members, while their elders
enjoyed the sober pastimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Lynn, and Mrs.
Thomas G. Loring, entertained party
or 10 very pleasantly at Underwood very
recently.
Miss Louisa White of Boston, who has
been the guest of Mrs Thomas G.. Loring
and Miss Helene Coe, has returned.
Mrs. d. P. Perkins has gone to Frye
burg for a month.
Mrs John Eastman of Fryeburg, who
was the guest of Miss Fernald last week,
has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coe OF Boston,
have been visiting Mrs. Sarah Coe oil
Cumberland street.
The two Elwen parties united at
Boulogne, making one Of the largest
tourist parties ev er conducted by Mr..
Elwen All are in good health The
party left Munich yesterday for Oberam-
mergau.
Mrs. Fred Reed Of Boston and daugh
ter, are the guests of Mrs Thomas j.
Little of the Sherwood.
The many friends OF Mr.. Henry S.
Lawrence of Roxbury, AIass., will be
pained to learn OF the death Of his daugh-
ter, Maud which occurred in Dorchester
on Monday last. Miss Lawrence had
many friends in this city to whom she
had become endeared by her noble oharac-
ter and her versatile talents Shs was
granddaughter of Mrs Eaton Shaw of
this city, with whom she passed her sum
mers since childhood
Officer Fred g. Emery, VINO was serious
ly injured in a runaway accident a few
weeks ago, is slowly recovering sHHe is
now able to be out ana will probably
rejoin the force in six or seven weeks.
Arthur b. Breed and wife, prominent
people of Lynn, Mass, and Major S.
Bird OF RockIand, are at the Congress
Square hotel
Rev. Henry w. Rugg, d. D., secretary
of the board of trustees Of Tufts college,
is at the Falmouth hotel.