Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-02
MAINE PEOPLE,.

States army as n hospital nurse.
Harry +. Allen Of Portland. mas
signed contract to play character
parts at the Rocky Point theatre near
Providence, Il. !.
Harry r. Miller has rendered his res
ignation as city editor If the Rockland
Star and has been succeeded by Oliver
q. Dinsmore Of Thomastnn.
The engagement Of Rev. Edward II.
NeWbegin. rector of st. Johns f,piscn-
pal church, Bangor. ana Miss Eliza
beth King Of Boston. was announced.
recently.
The engagement Of Mary J. johnson
Of ola Town. ana Peter Anthony
Schaub Of St Paul. on" of tn leading
merchants Of that city. il announced.
The marriage Will occur ~ old Town
on Wednesday. June M
Arthur s Hyde. Baths brilliant or
ganist ana conductor, has accepted am
offer to become organist ANA choir
master NJ Emanuel OEpiscopalianD
church nf NeWbury street. Boston. and
will enter on his duties il September.
The city Of Lewiston contains one
man who has been through III" Philip
pine war, shot to pieces in the great
battle If san Francieco de Malah"u.
ana is now hnbblng around the streets
Mr. o. +. Hill.
Miss Sarah J. Farmer of Eliot. who
has been passing the winter abroad. iS
now in Egypt. ana is soon ~ return
home She has already made prrpara-
tions for the course of lectures 70 ne
given at Greenacre this summer. winch
for the past six years have been ~
thoroughly enjoyed. and "t ;" mu'h
pleasure and profit tn those who Were
fortunate enough To attend them.
Mrs. Helen Coffin Beedy ~ Bangor,
well known throughout Maine on ac-
count of her active work in the forma-
tion of the Dorothea Dix Association.
andas an educator and club-Woman. VIII
sail IN June 6. for Europe. During her
STAY abroad she Will spend consider
able time on the continent. especially
IN Paris ana Mil also visit England
ANA Scotland.
John f.. Palmer Of South Rridgton.
who as civil engineer had an m
portant position in the construction oi
the Boston subway, has been appointed
assistant engineer in charge ~ CON
struction Of the tunnel under boSlHl
Harbor which is to connect East sos
ton with tn" city proper rms great
engineering enterprise Will occupy
about three years. The distance : one
mile ana the tunnel will cost ~ M
naiphhorhood If three million dollars,
If wiIl w used solely for electric street
cars.
Dr. 4. +. Dow and Perley A. SWIs"y
of Portland. are to make a wheeling
tour through Europe. TINS Suliii'', ','
They leave June 2Sth on the frtnch
line fnr Havre. stopping IN IaflS "h
lays for tha exposition They WlH tn'h
wheel through France. SWitZrri1hd'
Germany. Holland, England iHd ll'-
,,nd Returning from Londonderry
NH the Allen line to Montreal. Whirh
n1aca they will reach Septemh"r l"th.
thev viii have visited seven l"I"'Eh
countries including Canada. Thty Wiil
\. ACCOMPANIED un their t"ur bN %'N-
pral western gentlemen
maca George L. Weymouth "f thr
Enetnn municipal court. has been
.l.ntad member of the school board "I
weymouth. Mass Judge Weymouth
u.,s hnrn In Ellsworth in 1852. and re-
caived his early education III thr l''p-
HI schools Of Brewer. He STUDIED iaW
III ,hn roston University Law sch"'l'
rr,du,ting in 1851 lie has since rrac-
tic.d IAN in Boston. having ms rest
dance since 1888 in Weymouth from
which district he was sent to lhe les'S-
Ioture Last year he was appnihteh
iudce Of the Boston municipal court.
IA was married at Belfast IN lHni !"
Mics Annette Small Of that city.
Jonathan Y. Cilley. G. f.. director
ranar,, If the railroads Of the AfGeh-
fine Republic. son Of Maine man VINO
vaars ago went to Buenos Ayres ara
has since been prominent in the an AIRS
of that South American republic. II III
this country and last week visited IN
Washington. He IS IN the '''i'e"
states in the interest Of his govern
mont IA purchase rolling stock for the
,.ai,roads there During his stay IN
,bis country. Mr.. Cilley will visit ms
u,cla Cen. ]. p. Cilley. in Rocklahd,
and win come to Bangor and Orono 70
attend the commencement exercises 81
tba University Of Maine from which m
stitntion he graduated III 1893. LOUIS '.
I D CiIIey L. of NJ. 81, is with ms
hrother in a responsible position in the
,aragnment Of the railroads.