The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-06-03


rates for afternoon of Thursday, and all day
Saturday, with Especial" Saturday evening,
from Gorham.
Ire tickets will be good for one passage to
Portland and return, and the coupons will
he good to either the City Hall or he rooms OF
the Art Club, where the art exhibition is held.
The coupon should not be taken from the
ticket except at the door.
Additional Contributions.
The following miscellaneous contributions
have been received:
John RUSSELL bible, SIG; Woodman & True. dry
goods $75; Princes Express. box; Mrs M. e.
Fairwe .ther, basket, art needle work; MISS l.. A.
Stevens, tidy; Bailey & Noyes, fancy goods; Mrs.
fancy articles; Miss Nellie ROBERTS, fancy articles
Wm Senter & Co., clock; WalthamWatch Co.,
watch, $3.50; j. A. Merrill g. Co., pair vases; F. Il
Fernald, opera glass, gold ring and other glasses;
j. H. Mcfarland, opera glass; G. H. Farley, 2 micro
scopes; shepherd Co., fancy goods; H S. Kaler &
Brand throSsS bss STo q
Co.; Walter Corey Co., furniture; Millett Little
embroidered shawl and fancy articles; Tenney &
8 Portland Clothing Co., SIS worth Of children's
clothing; j. f. Lewis u Co., $50; F. w. Dearborn
boots and Shoes So; George G. Erwin. cash; W. W.
Thomas, basket of flowers; Mrs. John Brad
ford plush decorated toilet set G. A. r. table;
Young Ladies' Underwear club, boots and shoes; a.
Little & Co., / camers hair shawl IA dozen Mar
Lellan, Mosher & Co., fan, So, hand painted
satin; 1rving's complete works, sis; album. SIS:
G. NJ CLARK, HarPer's Pictorial History Of the Re-
ture, ST. Mrs. Henry Milliken, vase, So; Mary Nc
Donnell, sketch, So; Mrs. Dora Atwood picture,
Mss Hsien e. Bror mOTos PetHTs HeS ssS
painting, Sic c. F.Kimball picture, S35; ii. b.
Brown, marine, $40: Algernon stubbs, engraving,
$25; Mr. Shaylor, picture, SIC Miss Annie +. Ber-
ry, PLAGUE, $3.50; Sanford Mandatory, D ush
squares, Sls; Mrs Carter pictures S1.50; c. H. S.
fda ia z0fo n
Rounds, groceries; A. l.. Merry, $50 hats and caps;
f. q G. b. Nash No. 3, Champion oil stove, extern
Great Falls, n H., 8 inch Good Luck range, through
f. q G. B. Nash, agents; Moses Pond & Co. Queen
Oil ranges Portland Kerosene Oil Co.. to show stoves
" bar'l kerosene oil; B. F. strickland, books;
Mrs. John Spencer toilet set; Mrs. Alfred Wood
man, elegant tidy; Mrs. j. W. Smith two tides;
Mrs, james N. Black, darned lace toilet set; Mrs.
DE-. 5. Il. Warren, plush brush case, Miss Ella How
ey, fancy brush case; r. Delayina l meerchaum
pipe; Mrs VIM: K. Brown, Tidy. Mrs. Frederick E.
Mrs. George E. Brown collection Of fancy Goods:
buttons.
Through O. M. and D. W. Nash. psrlor stove
contributed by Smith and Anthony Stove Company
Boston; Highland range, contributes by the High
land Foundry Company through o. n. q D. W.
Nash; Richmond range, contributed by the Rich
mond Stove Company, Norwich. Conn, through o,
NJ. & d. W, Nash; Maccullar Parker & Co. Boston
Chawplin, / box cigars. do cigarettes; F. Delavi-
ma, so cigars; III. II. Nevins 100 cigars; Portland
Cigar Co., 100 cigars; Thomas Carey, 100 cigars;
Foster, HilIen & Co., l case of Holsters from II
Winslow JONES' spring bed from Thos p. Beal:
lamp from G. E. Jose & Co.; Leathe s. Gore, boxes
soap; Melcher, through Geo. G. Shaw, cases beef;
from Q. II. True, National Tobacco Co., Louisville
KY, 2 cases tobacco; Dwynal & Co.. Boston, Is
boxes spices; Geo. e. Marsh & Co., Lyman Mass
b xes soap; VIM. j. Still Co, New York, so box
es coffee; Wait s BoRd, New York. box cigars; F.
A. Kennedy, Cambridgeport Mass, "a boxes fancy
crackers; l.. @. Cummings, ton land plaster $50
E. Churchill Co. hid. molasses; .. S. Warren,
/ eta To- Ia Il
table step ladder combined from Tyler
504 Fore Street; Thompson and Hall groceries;
fay E SUDDEN rsncy tan; Mrs Lucy DSdge
kimbsu. fancy articles; Mrs. Charles Walker. fan
cy articles; Mr.. John E. Holden, Casco Me-, pair
painted vases half-dozen table salts, bouquet
holder; Mrs. John e. Holden Casco Me-. fancy ar
ticles; Mrs. Charles A. Sparrow toilet cushi on:
Mis- M, e. Fairweather l splasher cornucopia, /
I. Cummings, apron; Mrs. Frank Morrell, cash;
Mrs. G. Rowe, cash; Mrs. W. H. Roberts, cash Mrs
Peter Gordon, cash; Mrs. Wesley LeGrow child's
dress; Miss Eva Chase, mats; Mr. Carney, carriage
robe; W. H. Plummer, donation of fancy goods; 10
seph Stubbs, painted PLAGUE; Mrs. d. A. Jumper
shopping bag; Mrs. W. E. Allen, carriage afghan
toilet set; Mrs. S. II. Cannon, towel rack and rug:
Mrs. Edward K Heath, sofa pillow; Mrs G.
J; Bond, quilt; Mrs. W.. Judkins. tidy;
Thomas Laughlin g. Son, l yacht steerer l gal
vanized anchor, pair rowlocks pair oars Wins
loa Co., vase and pedestal, valued $14; Forest
City Sugar Refinery, l barrel sugar; Portland
Furniture Co., table and glass; Celestial Club,
fans for flower booth.
h. B Pennell, of Cook, Everett s. Psnne l.,
received from:
j. S. Kirk & Co., Chicago, ILL.,, soap and perfum-
cry, $50; J. 9. aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, Ayers
Ponds Extract goods; E. w. Hoyt & Co., Lowell,
diner New York, perfumes ss7 So W. ?; shilla-
ham Co., Lynn, Piukham's Compound, S24; Athlo-
phoros Company, New York, $72; Dolliber, Goodale
Davis Son, Providence, r. T., Pain Killer
$3.50; Dundas, Dick 8 Co., New York, Men
eaohou: &c., M nnaSf Foo co dE Sston
Muriock's Food, $l3.20 Miles Bros. & Co., New
, York fancy goods, o $780, g; F. Rumptf Philadel-
pphia, fancy goods, $50; Liebman, Butler & Co.,
The following are the names Of the lumber firms
who have contributed to the fair LeGrow Bros,
BRINE & Co., f. NJ. Clement, j. L. Whittemore
Chas. E. Merrill, James A. eavitt & Son. Rufus
gDeeriHg & Co., M. P. Emery, Charles S. Farnham &
Diamond Wrench Manufacturing Co., doz pat
ent wrenches.
The following contributions have been made by
the clothing and furnishing goods firms: Allen (
Co., merchandise, ST.; Morgan, Butler & Co.. rndse
ss4; J.& F. R. Harrington, mdse., $28; Cssco
mdse $21; Samuel Waterhouse & Sons, lap robes
and caps; Charles Gusts & Co., neck-ties, etc.. l..
d. Austin, doc. handkerchiefs; A. F. Hill s Co.,
son, boys suit; ). Matthias, buttons and thread;
B Aarouson, shirts, collars and cuffs; NJ. Wolf
doz. ties; DR.. Shackford, pieces suitings.
J. B. Totten has recav rom:
Capillaris Manufacturing Co. Capillaris $500.
Fl. S. Alberts of Q. d. Guppy & Co., has re-
eeived from:
whitall Tatum 4 Co.. Philadelphia. check $40 90;
Gump.rt Bros, Philadelphia, cigars, $500; Esta-
brook s. Eaton, Boston, cigars $500; Ives Beliamy
& Co., Boston, toilet combination, $3.50; Alfred
Wright Co Roeaester n r. perfumes $500;
Guppy & Co., drugs, medicines and fancy goods,
5000.
In addition to the above the wholesale and
retail drug trade of Portland contribute cash
and goods to the amount of $500.
The committee on Grand Army table report
the following contributions:
Miss Mary W. Chamberlin, tidy, towel sham;
in, collection Of fancy articles and silver napkin
rings; Mrs. Q. Il. Roberts collection of fancy ar
ticles; Mrs. Winsor B. Smith, chlds fancy trimmed
PLAQUES; Mrs. Thomas T. Coombs, 1 fancy apron;
Fred A. Behner, pair towels; Mrs. e. Gstc0mb,
fancy articles; Miss l.. a. stevens, tidy; Mrs ].
Frank Day, fancy rug, fan, paints PLAQUES, IT,
dies; Miss Mollie Hodgdon, painted fan; Mrs R. &.
Galley, shoe bag and scrap basket, Mrs. j. NJ Bon,
slipper patterns, fans and lace ties; MIST j. Muir,
ply, baby's sacque, hand glass; hair brush and
fancy articles; Heath Relief Corps, No. Q, Gardiner
SILVER cdiu Aec0Nor Anu poriuIneIy sIanuj mEe. N.
w. I. Root, toilet set; T. j. Murphy, 70 doz hat
brushes, 1-3 doz hair brushes, 3 doz. key rings, l
Monitor clock "a doz bottles cologne Mrs. o. r. Le
Grow, cash; Miss Flora LeGrow, thy; Mrs. E. M.
Leighton, white apron; Mrs. w. II. Mcdonald slip
per case; Mrs: Cyrus Cressey, picture and cash;
Mrs. Samuel Hopkins, cash.
List OF goods contributed through Atwood s.
Wentworth:
BY AlliDg l. Co.. New York, Roman gold set Of
jewelry price $35; by Carter Il Sloan q Co., New
York, Roman gold bangled bracelet price SIS;