The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23
TO-DAY'S EVENT.
Formation and Route
OF THE
Great Procession.

The Chief Marshal announces the following as
phe order in which the procession for the grand
tarade will be formed on Tuesday, the 23d inst:
HEADQ'Rs CHIEF NARsHAL's OFFICE,
18Th annual National Encdr rnteat, @. A. r.,
Portland, June IT. 1885.
Platoon Of Police under command of Benjamin F.
Andrews, City Marshall OF Portland.
Chambers Band.
Company NJ, Fourth United States Artillery,
Anderson, Lieut. J, 7. French.
Escorting
George l.. Beal, Chief Marshal
Headquarters fag-yellow.
stsf.Benj; b Murray. Chief OF Stan; George n.
sistant Adjutant General; Isaac s. Bangs,
Quartermaster; Frank g. Stevens Commissary;
Homsn s. MelcheT. Aide,dee s J john B. Az,
de-canp; John Dr. williams, Aideede-csmp;
1bner q shaw, Thomas J. Little, Il. T. Hume Hume
Charles "; Roberts John II. Knight, Isaac r.
4gnImpby, W S1a H /, True, Beni =; oTdwsy Chas
Charles W. Tilden, John NJ. Gould, Q. H.
shinn, George D. Bisbee, augustus l. Smith,
CLAYTON HoPPa atai n smal j James lane e.
Charles E. Nash, Joseph o. Smith, George E.
RRTicsett John ns, y HubbsEa Henry A. Storey
Graham, Surgeon VIVA. j. Wilson,
FIRST DIVISION.
Color-Blue with star.
Band.
First Battery Light Artillery; Maine Volunteer
Militia, as Infantry Captain, George ". Proc
Fr.t Iieat orsh psspesu1 ssc olsi e Sp
Michael + AoriaTFsy ycd aIsnk Q. Stanwood.
The Honorable Frederick ROBBIE, Governor Of
Maine.
Governors star-Brig. Gen. samuel Gallagher,
Ad1utant General Brig. Gen. John 7. Richards
Inspector General Col augustus G Hdamlii.n,
Judge Advocate Geheral; Col Samuel n Camp
bell, Commssory General; Col. Charles G. Bur
rill, Asst Q. N. General iCol. Enoch c. Earring
s-de-Camps-Col. Frank D: Pullen, Lieut..
Coils. VIM a; r. Boothby,, willard B. King AL
Hayden Rue McEean PrsnR e. Knsh
Major George E. Dole, Military Secretary.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Maine Volunteer Militia-BrIgadier General j.
Marshall Brown commanding.
tant General; Mai Frederick =. Strickland,
Brigade Inspector; Capt, Sterling Dow. Quarter
Capt Appleton II Plasted, Aide-de-cam lr, Capt
Charles D. Clark, Aide-de-camp; Lieut.. John
Sedgewick Hyde, Aide-de-camp
Second Regiment Band.
Second Regiment M Y; M.-goI. Henry l.
MShe a o%%m m hs Go. Nathan
master Frank L. Greedy, Major and Surgeon
Eugene r Sanger, First Lieut. and Asst. Sur
geon Frederick G. Thayer First Lieut.. and Asst
Surgeon William A. Bumps
Co. A-Crosby Guards, Hampden-Capt W. w
Embrson, Lieutenants A. A. Pomeroy F. G.
Whitney.
Co. BwHersey Light Infantry, oldtown-Capt.
Ahorn.
Co. C-Dexter Light Infantry, Dexter-Capt D.
W McCriIlis Leutenants f. Il. Durgan and T.
E. Hale.
Co D-Nealey Rifles, Observation-Disclosures W.
r. Stevens and W. A. Goss.
Co. E-Skowhegan Light Infantry-Capt. 81. NJ.
Weston, Lieutenants A. York and NJ " Dennis.
Co. F.,Dorsty Guards. Doyer-CaPt. J. ;. Peaks,
Co. G-Jameson Guards, Bangor--Capt ]. F.
Maloney; Lieutenants, j. F. Ford and T. E.
Co. H-Wateryille Light Infantry, Waterville-
Capt. R. l.. Proctor; Lieutenants, W. Vaughan
and G. d. Sayward.
COMPANIES OF RESERVE MILITIA.
Bath Light Infantry-Capt. Henry s. stetson,
Yarmouth Rffes-Capt Ferdinand B. Merrill,
commanding; First Lieut. Frank A. Pende1ter,
Portland Ti Cadetscapt Fred f f. York command
ing; First Lieut. Daniel w. Heseltine, Second
Lieut.. Harry g. Eastman.
First Regiment Band.
FRS Regiment-Col. John J. Lynch, command
ing; Lieut.; Col Edward H. Ballard, Maj Benja-
min T. Hill. First Lieut. and Adit.. Edwin, c
A. Perry, Mai. and Surgeon Wallace X. Cakes
First Lieut. and Asst Surgeon Frank 7. scnlly
portland Roran ga iant Hames
Co. B-Portland Mechanic Blues-Capt. G, W
Davis; Iieutenants j. T. Jason and j. L. Tryon
| Co. C-Auburn Light Infantry-Capt. F. H. Storah
Lieutenants, o. G. Moore, and F. i. Edgewoods.
Co. D-Norway Light Infantry Lieutenants, E.
R.Jordan and F. d. Briggs.
Co. E-Portland Montgomery Guards-Capt J. J.
Gallagher, Lieutenants j. j. Hankard and E. E.
| Co. F-Capitol Guards, Augusta-Capt w. s.
Choate, Lieutenants Geo. Doughty and Z. K
Co. G-Biddeford Light Infantry-Capt G. E.
| Hoyt Lieutenants G. w. Bryant and Timothy
| Elliott
| Co H-Richards Light Infantry, Gardiner-Capt
E. A. Sotheard, Lieutenant A. G.. Moody.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
| The Hon. John w: Deering, Mayor OF Portland
Officers OF the City Government OF Portland.
United States Senators.
Representatives in Congress.
Governors of States
| Other Distinguished Guests.
| Dahlgren Post, No. 2, of Boston-Arthur Nelson
| Post Commander commanding.
| Escorting.
| The Commander-in-chef of the Grand Army o
| the Republication S. KountE.
Senior Vice Commanderin-Chief-J P; Rea
Junior Vice Comman r-in-chief-Ira E. Hicks
| Chaplain-in-chief-T NJ Shannafeit.
| DECENTRALIZATION ID. Hall.
THE OFFICIAL STAFF.
| Adjutant General William W. Alcorn.
Quartermaster General John Taylor.
| Judge Advocate General d. r. Austin.
Inspector General o. A. James
Assistant Adjutant General P. H. Bowling.
Senior Aide-de-camp R. III. Cochran.
| Aides-de-camp.
Veteran Generals mounted and in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Color-Red
| Band.
Department Of Maine, under, command OF Gen
James A. Hall, Department Commander o
| Maine.
Staf-Lorenzo B. Hill, Assistant Adjutant Gener
al; B. F. Beales, Assistant Quartermaster Gen
l efdl. A. A, NlckerSOl, Assistant 1nSpeCGO
General; d. Horace Holman, Chief MASTERING
Officer; II. H. Burbank, Assistant Judge Advo
| cate General
FIRST DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF MAINE.
Bosworth Post, No. 2, Portland-R. K Galley
Commander.
Vincent Mountfort Post, No. %, Brunswick
ID. Howes Commander.
Farragut Post, No. 81, Bridgton-Wm. III. Foster
Commander.
Larry Post, No. 81, South Windhan-William L
Dickey ommande T..