The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-03
PERSONALS.

Among the cOttagers to return to
town this week are Mrs. A. r..
Wright and family of Grand Beach, Mr..
and Mrs. William ii. Clifford and family
of Glen Cove and Mrs. Philip Henry
Brown and family of Glen Cove.
Miss Katharine Hale, daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. Clarence Hale will be a pupil
at the Misses Masters School, Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y.
Miss Alice Barrows will return to
Vassar College taking a post graduate
course. Miss Eleanor Wright and Miss
Mary Merrill return to Vassar beginning
their second year.
The Misses Cram CT Spring street, are
at the Waumbek House, jefferson, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin f. Dyer and
children have returned to their home on
Pine street from a visit at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Dow left Wednes-
day for carriage drive to Fryeburg and
neighboring places. They will be gone
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris of Kansas City are
the guests of Mrs. John B. Coleman of
Pine street.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Harris and Miss
Louise Harris are spending two weeks at
Kennebago Camp near Indian hook,
Rangeley, guests of Hon. Galen G. Moses
of Bath. Miss Harris returns to Smith
College this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and son of
Philadelphia who have been guests of
Mrs. Harvey S. Murray at Pond Cove
left Tuesday.
Mr.. j. Il. Clancy has returned to Mon
treal from ten days vacation spent in
this city. Mr.. Clancy returns in Novem-
Der with the Allan Line. During his
visit in this city he was a guest at the
Portland Golf Club.
Mrs. Frederick G. Fassett has returned
from a six weeks visit at Bridgton High
lands.
Miss Persis Jordan Is among the nurses
at the Maine General Hospital to gradu-
ate this fall.
Miss Brown of Bangor is the guest of
Mrs. f. II. Fassett, Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Rexdale and chill
dren of Rock Island, III who have been
visiting Mrs Rexdale's parents on Elm
Mr.. Drew, actor and press agent OF the
first Gem company, Is visiting at the
Howard cottage, Peaks island.
Frank NJ. Low, of F. M. Low & Co.,
leaves today for New York, where he
will spend a week looking for novelties,
and the latest Fall fashions in clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Miller of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Doscher of Jer-
sey City have just returned from weeks
outing at Seboomook cottage, Noosehead
lake. They report game very plentiful
Mr.. A. Carries of 51S Congress street
has taken passage to Europe on the
Ivernia, sailing from Boston on Satur-
day, September Sth. Mr. Carries will re-
turn about the end of November.
Mrs Dean and two daughters from Wor-
cester, are recent arrivals at the Chase
cottage.
Mr.. A. j. Walsh and Brother and A.
L. Chase of Brooklyn, NY, have broken
camp at Long Island and returned to
Brooklyn.
One of the very noticeable exhibits at
the New England Fair last week was the
beautiful display OF oil paintings done
by Miss M. J. McCrindIe OF 179 Clark
street, this city, which took the first
prizs
Mr.. Fl. j. Lehan of Gray street will
spend the next ten days in Boston and
Providence visiting friends and relatives
Messrs. Walter Corey of this Walter Co
reY Company and Robert L. Whitcomb,
manager of the new rug department., re-
turned from New York Saturday night,
where they have been for the past week,
purchasing novelties and the latest things
in rugs for their new department. which
will be opened in a short time, when some
of the choicest patterns ever exhibited in
this city viii be displayed,
Mr.. Il. P. MCGOWAN has arrived home
from a very delightful pleasure and bust
ness trip to the Land OF Evangeline.
Rev. John M. Harm gton. formerly of
Portland, is about to erect a new Catho-
lie church at Orono.
Former Speaker Thomas b. Reed Is at
Newport, r. l., on a visit to Mrs. e. II.
g. Slater, who gave a dinner in his hon
or at the Cliffs Friday night.
proprietor NUNS OF 6ne EaImOuGh hO-
tel Saturday purchased the beautiful pic
ture of view OF The Lodges at Cape Cot
tage as seen in storm. The picture has
been on exhibition during the summer in
the Cape Casino and has been greatly adj !
mired. 1t is painted by O'Br1on, the
Knightville artist, and has been much
admired. The picture is 8x4 feet.
Mr.. Robert e. Clark, who for the last
year has been the efficient night clerk of
the Falmouth hotel, has retired from that
position and today leaves for his home in
Island Pond, VT, to spend few weeks.
MI Clark has been connected with the
Falmouth since it was reopsned two |
years ago and by his gentlemanly and
courteous bearing has made many
friends. He leaves the Falmouth with