The Portland daily press., 1900-05-17
PERSONALS.

A large New York publishing houst
which makes q speciality of college text
books have In press q book for the use OF
students IN French. written by Mr.. X.
Gcodsu Of the University Of Maine
Faculty. Mr.. Goodsll Ia Bowdoin and
Johns Hopkins man and Is well known
IN Portland, being relative Of General
Samuel j. Anderson. Thoss who know
Mr.. Goodsll as a student and who have
followed his very successful career az q
teacher predict practical and valuable
work.
Mrs. George ID. Loring went to Parsons.
Held yesterday for visit of q week.
Mrs James ID. Mcmillan entertained
the Wednesday afternoon whist club yeE.
terday afternoon.
Miss Della MoDaniels, who has been
staying with her aunt, Nrs John Il. Pal.
ner, will return to her home In Cornvills
today.
Miss Grace Coleman and Miss Florsncs
Edwards CT Pine street. left yesterday
morning for visit Of week with Miss
Holt at smith college.
One of the sons Of Maine to whom
will be sent the governors invitation
emhlazonsd by the great seal OF tbs State
Ct Maine. win be DR.. Alonzo Sylvester,
Berlin, Germany, dentis. to royalty.
Mrs. Edward p. Jones has ust been
awarded $1,000 damages as the result OF
an injury sustained by a fall over peg
left in the ground by the surveyors.
Mr.. Frank W. Woodbury., Thomss
street, is ON bis way west for month.
He will 60 ss far as Utah, before hiA re-
turn.
Miss Standish of Deering street. who
has been absent for several weeks In
cd home this week.
Leroy Sanborn, Samuel d. Plummer.
Elmer L. Gsrrish, David Calhoun.
George Il. Mcgowan and George CAL
houn, leave this noon for Garry Pond In
she Dead River region for five days
fishing trip.
DR.. q. T.. Stevens, the well-known den
fist. and MIR. Fred BIackett Of Peaks ifl-
and. have just returned from . cycling
tour to New York. aud are enthusiastic
about their experiences. They went from
Portland to Boston by boat, thence on
their wheels to Newport, In which city
and vicinity they spent two or three days,
riding there in all some 70 miles.
Next Saturday Major John III. Gould
will leave for Antlstam, where he Will
assist the Grand Army post of Middle
town, Conn.,. in the dedication Of mon
ument to Gen. Mansfield. The general
fell ct the head OF the 10th Maine, hence
the presence OF representative of that
regiment. Major Jordan was to have
gone, but found himself unable to do SO,
and Msjor Gould goes In his place.
Major Gould will be accompanied by his
son. Theodore Gould.
Mr.. J. t. Cunningham and Mr.. W. II.
O'Brien were in Bangor yesterday at
tending tha.state convention of Foresters
MIR. George II. Grueby died in Fast
Boston, May 9th, where he had resided
some years. Mr.. Grusby was resident
of this city for many years ana kept q
jewelers. store on Middle street. he was
one OF the Forty Miners who went to
California goli seeking. His health had
bean poor for some months, bu. he was
able to go to Charlestown three days be-
fore his dsath. The Doctor pronounced
the cauIs OF his death heart failure. His
wife was Miss Elizabeth Gilbert Of this
city.
Hon. Fred Atwood Of Winterport and
State INSURANCE Commissioner Carr Of
BoWdoinnana, are at the Falmouth hotel.
Steinway Piano for sale cheap. "a Com