Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-02

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The Execstvs couniree ~ i.
legislative reunion met 4 IL 49,. .n.~..
Se1s1day. asssas'clock q. n, a ~ -. -
Oer' beios1nssnt slfsS.ra uea Ewess.
herbert N. Hessh. M W. D., Ch..e c.
sricsens GscsS. sBalara, \, ar ps.s,. a.
c.l.. Mia'ttn. orsills D. Baker and I. C.
S, were 'appoinsed . loesiaconnine. n
:-Ns charge OF entertaining the victor. dur.
ing reunion week, and the COMMITTEE. !.
quessed to meet At once for or,.n;,.,;..
mere viii be no dificulty relative to accom- :.
"ooa'ion' for the many strangers who viii
90 IN the city during the week and all ,ho.o
uesiring to attend need have no fears =. .o
iack OF accommodations, a. the COMMITTEE.
make ample provision in this resuect.
"e'srs' Haynes and Strickland Of the
executive committee have been an.
pointed committee on the hal, "a
"e''rs' Haynes and Pencil on the
banquet; transportation, Hon. W. q
DAVIS. Music will be furnished at the hall
banquet, and Governors reception. Local
caterers will probably provide for the ban
ana refreshments for the ball, although the
Gum mittee has not contracted with any partv
~ yet. The halls will be extensively decor.t.
co. Mr.. Haynes having the matter in charye
A Boston decorator will probably he ON.
p'oyed. representative of J. H. Lamson Of
portland came before the committee and
asked that Mr.. Lamson might be made the
omcial photographer of the reunion. He
further stated that the New York Granb;c
would publish special reunion edition civ
Ing information about the capital illustrated
with views of public buildings in the
city and scenes pertaining to the re-
union. The committee contracted with
Mr.. Lamson, as desired, on favorable terms.
The committee has issued about 5000 invita-.
lions and Treasurer Burleigh is receiving
large number of responses. Among those
who have replied are the following gentle
men:
Nathan Webb, Charles Mclaughlin, Ed.
mund Dana, Jr., Clarence Hale, S. A. True.
Il. M. Richardson, Josiah H. Drummond. n
s. Steward, A. A. Strout. T. B. Reed, Thorn.
as II. Weston, Portland; Lewis Barker.
Thomas w. vose, Lysander Strickland, B.
b. Thacher, William H. Strickland, Hsnni-
bal Hamlin, John L. Cutler, Bangor; Mark
F. Wentworth. Kittery; Henry McGilvery,
Stockton; George w. Clark, New Vineland;
Edward c. Goodnow, Calais; Isaac C. Libby,
Burnham; Lloyd w. Drake, Springfield; E.
II. Gushee, Appleton; NJ. X. Matthews,
Holt, Dixmont; j. Dingley, Jr., Asa Cush-
man, Auburn; William P. Frye, Seth D.
Wakefield, Nelson Dingley. Jr., William D.
Pennell, Lewiston; John w. Atwell. Orono {;
John Patten, Bath; P. c. Jones. Springfield;
John S. Case. Rockland; Joseph Parsons,
Kennebunk; Geo. H. Fisher, West Winter
port; John Lynch, Washington, d. c..
Theodore Wyman, Sebec; John G. Brooks,
Belfast; Daniel Holland, Lewiston; E. X
O'Brien, Thomaston; r. w. Lord, Kenne-
bunk; John Hanson, jay; Geo. E Brickett,
Augusta; Alfred Lennox, Wiscasset; Charles
B. Woodman, Saccarappa; Scion White,
Richmond; s. W. Larrabee. Portland; j. E.
Moore, Thomaston; r. L. Grindle, Mt. De-
sert; r. B. Fuller, Wilton; J. d Lamson,
Freedom; c. p. Mattocks, Portland; Ste
phen \. Nye, Fsirf Id; Sylvester Hill.
Lyman; k. b. shepherd, Skowhe
gan; F. G. Messer, Portland; Fran
els A. Reed, North Lee; E r. French,
Kents Hill; John Fl. Stillings, Berwick !;
David Duran, Webb's Mills; Charles E.
Ranlett, Auburndale, Mass Joha Wentworth,
Kittery: John M. White. N. Gorham; Samuel
G. A. Colman, Pittston; II. P. Torsey,
Kents Hill; C. W. Tilden, Hallowell; Levi
p. Cushman, West Cushman; w. F. Rich
ards. Gardiner; Stephen Jennings, Boston );
David Wentworth, Gardiner; Asher H. Bar
ton, Benton Mills; Geo. 5 Hill, Exeter;
John E. Warren, Cumberland Mile; Jonah
Crosby, Dexter; Leander Valentine, Sacca-
Kappa; Daniel Snow. Skowhegan; Caleb
Smith, Livermore Falls; Emery o Bean,
Readfeld; John w. Adams, Deering;
Steadman Bartlett, Harmony; Frel Atwood,
Winterport; Edwin c. Burleign. Augusta :;
Moses C. Foster, Waterville: Nathan
F. Houston, Belfast; Isaac C. Libby,
Burnham; Marshall Cram, Brunswick:
William W. Cross, Bridgton; P. C.
Jones, Springfield, N. r; James G.
Pendleton, Searsport; Colby c. Cornish,
Windsor; Ernest NJ. Goodhall, Sanford;
Geo. r. Fernald, Wilton; Emery o. Bean,
Readfield; G. A. Colburn, Pittston; John M.
Adams, Portland: Samuel H. Allen, Gar
diner; Elisha Knowles, Cambridge; s. S.
springer, Lltcnuelus ~. W. JOucs, VucTCcf'
William Grant, Pittston; Oscar c. Titcomb,
Acton.
All persons intending to be present at the
banquet or ball are specially requested
to inform the committee at once
of the fact, in order that the
committee may be able to perfect arrange
ments which must necessarily be made in ad-
vance, and which cannot be made until the
number to be present at the ball and espec-
tally tie banquet can be ascertained. All mott
ces of intended attendance on either the ball or
banquet should be forwarded to Treasurer
at once.
Invitations to the reunion have been
sent to all ex-members as far -
their addresses have been learned and those
ex-members who have not received them
can rest assured that their invitations have
either been lost in the mails or the committee
has not learned their addresses. Any ex-
member not receiving an invitation should
send his address to Treasurer Burleigh.
Some may expect that they are obliged to
pay for the ball and banquet. 1t should
be understood, however, that those
who are not present at these are
not required to pay either the 81 or 50
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