The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-07-04

Senator; T. @. Swan A. NJ. First Regt., G. n.
c.; Geo O. Whitney w. r. KilseY, Dr.. merchant
tailor; W. @. Messenger, n. II. Spencer who esale
Ii. G. II. Howe. Surgeon First Regt.,C. N. G.; E. P.
Tiffany broker j. NJ Ney, ex-city collector A. L.
Burke, G. G. Preston, j. p. zimmerman, boiler
Tracy, druggist; e. l. Smith, Il. Watson Jr., j. ID.
Parsons, Springfield; E. 5. Sears, Boston; Harry
W. French, Boston; Louis c. ScheniDg, j. c. Was
serbaek.
Captain Chas L. Thompson, LIST Lieut. T. 7.
Welles. I'd Lieut.. Alex. Allen LIST Sergeant r. l..
Morse, Quartermaster Sergeant 4. Q. heechdor9,
I'd Sergt q. B. Newton Sd Sergt. +. Is. Wilson, 4th
Sergt. A. W. Green Corporals L. b. Hubbard, q.
w. Newton, Q. II. Wickham, f. II. Robertson, II.
w. Thompson, Q. E. Poindexter; Privates Ii. F.
Boardman. G. II. Crosthwaite, S d. Chids, Geo. S.
Clapp, f. d. Chamberlin, A. 5. Chsmberln, W. f.
Cotton, f. P. Caswell, l.. O. Daniels G.. IL. Foster,
Hutchinson, L. Powell. I. W. Pucc j. +. Prior,
A. L. Palmer, A. r. Pardington, Il. X. Peluer, W.
s. Richardson G. w Stuart, n II Stevens, Il; I.
Wooley. A. W. Wickham. W. II. Whittelsey, L. NJ.
Woodford.
Alter the parade, bountiiul supper skill
fully served, was informally enjoyed at the
Falmouth, music being furnished by Chand-
ler's full band.
Later the band gave concert in the eorri-
dor of the hotel which drew large crowd and
elected much applause.
During the evening the visitors were shown
the town and the veteran guard, accompanied
by Governor Robie Adjutant General Beal,
Postmaster Barker and others, were handsome
ly received at the rooms of the Com
mercial and Cumberland Clubs, while most
hosDitable courteses were shown at the resi-
dences of Mr.. w. f. Milliken and Mr.. John
Z. Dewitt. The Mllliken mansion was
brilliantly lighted while the capaeious garden
was gorgeously illuminated with Chinese and
Japanese lanterns of all descriptions.
After the brilliant receptions given at the
residences of Messrs Milliken and Dewitt,
many of the visitors accompanied by the
Guards Glee Club, serenaded the gentlemen
who, in return observation-disclosures in some
short but excellent remarks.
The "Umpty Seven" extended many cour-
tesies to the visitors
Among the preminent gentlemen of this
State present on the occasion, besides GoverndS
Robbie and AdjuIant General Beal, were Post
master Barker, State Senator Mclaughlin,
Hon. @. f. Libby, Hon. William l.. Putnam,
Deputy Collector Smith and 9. E. Jose, Esq.
The committee of arrangements should be
congratulated for the success OF the affair.
NOTES.
IL is said that Governor Waller was unable
TO accompany the excursion to this city on ac-
count of his being chosen a delegate to the
Chicago Convention; Senator Hawey was IN
able to attend as Congress is skill in session,
while Postmaster General Gresham and First
Assistant Hatton were obliged to remain be-
hind on account of important appropriation
bills not yet passed by Congress.
This morning, at o'clock, the visitors will
be taken on a sail down the bay ia the steamer
Emita, Chambers Band accompanying them,
returning TO town at IL o'clock After dinner
they will be escorted to the Grand Trunk
depot, where they take the 1.30 p. m. train en-
route to the Glen House.