Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09
These are the Hen that Tom
Murphy Thought were
AfrNid to March.
REPUBLICANS SMIlING.--SCORES
OF THE BEST RESIDENCES
ILLUMINATED.
We Have Heard From
Vermont.

Last evenings demonstration was a mag
nlhcent success. The city had carnival
look Nearly all the residences along the
line of march were Illuminated. Chinese
lanterns swung among the foliage of the
trees. Sidewalks were lined with crowds
Men cheered and ladies waved their hand
kerchiefs as the procession swept by. Dust
rose in binding volumes, filling nostrils and
mouths, and making the .'boys in blue" look
like the boys who wore the grey. Augusta
sent two hundred torches into the procession,
and the eight o'clock train from Hallowel
brought up the Band and company of
Zouaves from our sister city. L. b. Hill
acted as Marshal of the evening. The fol-
lowing was the order:
Marshal.
Augusta Band.
Garfield and Davis Veterans.
Augusta Zouaves.
Juvenile Zouaves.
Hallowell Band.
Hallowell Zouaves.
Artillery.
''Where do the democrats live?" was the
question often asked, and indeed it seemed
like conundrum. Illuminatons were al
most universal On some streets nearly
every house was mass of light. We give
few of the many along the earlier part of the
route, but our list is necessarily incomplete.
Darby Hall Block was blaze of light from
top to bottom. On Gage street ID. Ii. Camp
bells grounds were Hastily decorated with
Chinese lanterns.
GROVE STREET.
This street was very brilliant. Most of the
houses were Illuminated more or less elabor-
ately Among them were Mrs. Young's, ID.
NJ. Wait"'s, +. c. Burleigh, S. j. Chad
bourne, G. A. Philbrook, +. b. Morse,
George II. Snow, J. w. North, George f.
Mason, Mrs. White, W. p. Whitehouse. Ira
ID. Sturgis, +. o. Parker, Horace Bowditch,
Alden W. Philbrook.
STATE STREET.
Mrs. Lally, Dean Pray, Allen Partridge.
samuel Cannon, Miss Lizzie Bartlett, Mrs.
VIM Weston, Mrs. Downs, DIR. Wilder,
Joseph Homan James G. Blaine, John S.
hendee, Rev. J. II. Ecob, n. X. Howard,
III. W. Thompson, George +. Potter, H. f.
rotter, Mrs. A. B. Farwcll, Mrs. S. Deer
ing; Dr. j. o. Webster, +. Z. Myrick. Orrin
"hhamson, DIR. Scott Hill, Mrs. J. n. Cliff
pra John kinsman, J. w. Rowe, DIR.
hooerts, T.. II. Ballard. Wilbur +. Percival.
GREEN STREET.
e. F, Blackmah DIR. McDavid, w. NJ.
NS.ratton, Mrs. A. Packard, George North,
"m Wing, Jr.
MELVILLE STREET.
l.. h. Smith, Mrs. H. F. lockwood, Mrs.
D. 1. Moore, |. c. Hovey, c. w. Roberts,
ueorge +. North, W. ii. Stacy, A. G. Wat
yn, L. A. DeCreny, c. c. Heath. j. ;.
SEwALL STREET.
George S. Ballard, Mrs. Wilson, Maj. Z.
~. fogler, +. A. Small. S. w. Wyman,
howard howard Owen, Elias Niilliken, Mrs. J. W.
""e,eh, Frank Hamin, Frank Wellman,
n anorose Abbott, Charles Partridge, G. A.
MMu:oertson, Charles Lothrop, G. A. Barker
MSS Sarah Lee, Horace North, Mrs. +. IA.
aaison, A. Ii. Abbott, T. l.. Hamlin, Mrs.
a. otarks, Rev. II. w. Tilden, j. II. Par
sVns, ). X. Plummer, Col II. A. Dewitt, Z.
"a =. Partridge, Benz. Mcdonald, Mrs. NJ. IL.
Eager, Miss G. p. Sanborn.
WINTHROP STREET.
"a; u. Locke, Capt. n. w. Cole, Maj. 5. >.
vWaiagher, VIM. T. johnson, J. p. Wyman,
pAj, ). d. Myrick, o. C. Whitehouse, Hon.
ny vickery, VIM. II. Turner. Joseph
naker, DIR. D. P Bolster.
SPRING STREET.
II \. NJ. Matthews, C. H. Mason. c. II. Brick,
m N. Heath, Mrs. N. G. Ware. DIR. u. +.
iekett, Alden Sprague, +. A. Morton.
BRIDGE STREET.
conn Sohn Parsons, Z. w. Getchell, >. W..
OTHER STREETS.
Win Hartshorn, Western Avenue Cnas.
IaS S.ssn, J. E. Tibbetts, G. B. Files, MISS
'''e Burton, Mrs. D. c. Stanwood, hussen