The Portland daily press., 1884-05-31
THE MONUMENT FAIR.
FunLi.t of the Principal commi..ee.

At the request Of the officials of the fair we
publish below full list of the various com
mittees who will have charge of the various
departments of the fair for the benefit of the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
which opens at City Hall next Monday:
GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
President-John Marshall Brown.
Vice Presidents Seth G. Gordon Woodbury. &
Dana, H. j. Melcher -
Treasurer-Henry W. Hersey
SECRETARIES Charles Roberts, John H. Fogg,
a. A. Strout. Francis Fessenden, VIM. H. Green. r.
H. Fassett, Philip H. Brown, Charles P. Mattocks
ID. b. Brown, James P. Baxter.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Art ard Floral Exhibition-H b. Brown. chair
Z Davis, @. F. Rimball George D. Rand. A. q.
Rollins, G.. ". Lovejoy. a. ~
War Reics-Lharles P. Mattocks chairman ); I
a. Roberts. A. ". Bradbury, Geo ii. Abb tt. Geo.
sPsulding, 9. ". Bean, 9. II. Boyd = 2
w TScrtlesa. TTntt E, s Meleher chairman; H. b. Hl
Caleb CALEB N. Lang, Charles W. II. Goding D. B.
Booths and Decoratiops-F. II. Fassett oho;r
man; Geo. E. Brown, Messrs. Cyrus F. Davis. John
q Stevens, VIM B. Mecker, Fred A. Thompson.
Geo Geo a, a.oa andrews' Chas s. Wilson, A. D. Smith,
so Dtock a Ii Z; M. Lovejoy A. M. Sawyer, superin-
~ - n"ns 7T1
This committee will have the assignment of sec
ons Of the hall for booths counters etc., and all
persons desiring space for the display of goods or
any other purpose connected with the fair must an
ply to the chairman.
MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITS.
Chairman. H. Fogg.
Dry Goods-E. d. Eastman John Little j. Henry
Rlnes, George W. Woodman, Albion Little, j. e.
Fancy Goods G. M. Moore. John F. Rand. willis
NJ. Chenery.
Nillinery-John E. Palmer. Fred Ribber n
s. Kaler.
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Charles G; Allen, J; T Lewis, Andrew 2. Morgan.
Drugs, Paints and Chemicals-George C. FRYE j.
Henry Crockett Henry B. PenneU
Books and Stationery-Leonard o. Short, f. w.
Boots and Shoes Charles j. Walker. .Iames
webb, Henry r Cox, Irving j. Brown, NJ G. Pal
Furniture and Carpets-Dexter S. Rice. VIM. Fl.
Sanbcrn, VIM. 7. Kilborn, James Marrett. Oren
Hooper.
Confectionery and Fruit-L. j. Perkins Geo. H.
hudson, ). A. Ulmer, h. Y. Barber.
Crockery and Glass Ware-Wm. E. Thomes John
G, Small, Albert l.. Burbank.
pahe5 FnsTS stoves and a TnTarsN Perkins
Robert r. Somers.
Jewelry William Senter. j. A. Merrill Arthur
II. Atwood Abial F. Carter.
Pottery and StoDeware e. B. Winslow
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Committee on Vocal and Instrumental Musie-
John L. Shaw, Hermann Kotzschmar j. B. Coyle.
Committee on Tableaux-Geo. H. Libby Fred A.
Motley Mrs. John williamson Mrs, Harlan p
Ingalls,, Mrs. Charles M. Mitchell, Mrs. Henry A.
Gray Mrs. Thomas j. Murphy.
Amusements-FrancisF Fessenden chairman VIM
II. Green, JAS. P. Baxter v -
Arch@ology-H. II. Body Lewis Pendleton,
Fessenden. N-'--e''
Printing! W. Roberts, Geo. H. Libby.
Iransportation-A. A. Strout chairman; F. E.
Boothby, j. F. Liscomb.
Machinery-W. S. Dana. chairman.
REFRESHMENTS DEPARTMENT.
DIR. S. c. Gordon, chairman.
Ladies' Committee-Miss Fannie Chadwick
chairman, los Park street; Mrs, Chas H. Boyd 64
Gray street; Mrs. Charles w. Goddard. 81 Free
street; Mrs. L. G. Gilson 8 Henry street; Mrs Ed
10 Pine street; Mrs. w. F. Milliken, 142 State
street.
Ladies who furnish the refreshments for the
Monument Fair Monday are requested to send
their supplies to Reception Hall at as early an
hour in the forenoon as possible, as lunch is to
be served at u O'Clock noon. Go there for
your dinners aud help the fair.
FLOWERS FOR THE FAIR.
The committee on flowers for the Soldiers
and Sailors Fair reqaest that all persons who
are willing to contribute flowers or plants to
that department will kindly send them to the
City Hall Monday forenoon. The season be-
ing backward, and the calls for flowers having
been so great within short time, it is feared
that the supply may be inadequate fer the
demand, and as flowers contribute so largely
to the beauty SO we'll as to the pecuniary SER
vices OF all exhibitions the committee hope for
the aid of their friends in this respect.