The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-22

corn and tomatoes, bread and butter, puddings
ana pies, tea and coffee.
Supper-Cod meats, beef stew, baked beans,
bread and butter, tea and coffee.
At all the hotels a more elaborate bill of
fare will be served, and with little care any
one can obtain about what he may desire at
any time of the day.
Commencing on the right, the organiZa-
tions will be quartered in the following
order:
Department of Maine 500 wall tents
Department of Massachusetts, 228 wall.
Department of New Hampshire, 1913 wall,
156 "a"
Department of Vermont, IS ga"
Department of New Jersey, 81 "a"
Camp Fessenden is situated in Cummings
field, ON this side of the Promenade, and
comprises $50 '.A'' tents. The Departments
of Nebraska, Rhode Island and Kentucky
will camp here.
A separate camp has been pitched on the
upper side of the Promenade. 1t has about
200 tents, some of which will be occupied by
Michigan comrades.
The following is complete roster of the
Maine and Massachusetts tents:
Daniel Chaplin, Post p, Levant, tents.
Knowles so, Corinna,7.
Daniel White, 19,IKenduslIeag, 9.
Lyman e. Richardson, rs, Carmel, 4.
Chas. A. Thompson, n, Springfield, s.
Gerry, 8, Monson, 3.
5. J. Oakes, 121, Oldtown, 3.
H. G. Libby, 11S, Newport, 4.
j. S. Sampson, 81, Milo, u.
Bradbury, 10, Machias, g.
James NJ. Parker, 1O5, Mt. Desert, 4.
Douty, %, Foxcroft, 8.
Gorham Fassett, so, Abbot, 1.
Hiram Burnham, 80, Cherryfield, 4.
Joel A. Haycoek, "a, Calais, Z.
L. NJ. McGilvery, 30, SearspOrt, 8.
Q. L. Pilley, 35, Unity, 8.
Ezra Billings, "a, Monroe, 4.
D. L. Weare, SO, East Sullivan, 5.
Charles l.. Stevens, 76 Castine, 3.
j. A. Garfield 46, Bluehil1, 6.
w. II. H. Rice, 50, Ellsworth, 3.
Frank Hunter, 6S, H0dgdon, 8.
Anson G. Taylor, So, Caribou, 3.
Reuel Amos, 104, Sprague's Mills, 3.
Robert ]. Gray, 125, Bridgewater, ..
James Gerry, 120 Symrna Mills, g.
A. A. Dwinal, g. Mechanic Falls, 4.
Wilson, II, North Turner, g.
Grover, 126, Fryeburg, 4.
Brown, 81, Bethel, 6.
Custer, II, Lewiston, g.
A. NJ. Whitman, 81, Bryant's Pond, 9
L. Carver, 49, Vinalhaven, g.
ThOs L. Rideout, 26, Bowdoinham, 6.
John Merrill, 1877, Richmond, 3.
Bates So, So. Norridgew0ck, 5.
b. III. Beale, IL, Bangor, a.
Russell, So, Skowhegan, IA.
John f. Appleton, %, Pennington, 8.
CIlaS. heIZeT, l00 WdluOD0rO, D.
Vim. Morgan, 129, Athens, 3.
Nahum A. Weston, 81, Madison, 4.
Geo. Goodwin, 81, st. Albans, 4.
Edmund b. Clayton, 1874, Strong, 3.
Erskine, "a, North Whitefield, l.
Geo.S Cobb, 63, Camden, 5.
Gerry, 3, MOnson, 3.
Weld Sargent, 80, Boothbay, 6.
Custer 7, Lewiston, 6.
A. +. Stafford, s, Dexter, g.
Cushman, 81, Phillips, 4.
E. w. Woodman, IS, East Wilton, 3.
G. HI. Ruggles, 81 Etna, 4.
Joseph Hooker, Sc, Enfield, 3.
Jas. P. Harris, 60, Dixmont, 5.
John r. Adams, 101, GOrham3 g.
Larry, 81, South Windham, 9.
w. l.. Haskell, 108, Yarmouth, A.
Chas. S. Bickmore 115, Casco, 4.
Sheridan, 2S, Biddeford, 5.
Abe Lincoln, 90, Wells, 8.
Webster, 8, Kennebunk,
Willard, 20, Springrale, 4.
Nahum w. Mitchell, so, Newfield, ..
Thompson, So, Cornish, 5.
John w. Brown, III, WATERFORD.
John H. Came, 1872, Buxton Centre, 3.
Fred 5. Carney, 36, Saco, 4.
Heath, 6, Gardiner, 9.
Cutler As, Togus, 5.
w. S. Heath, IA, Wateryille, 6.
J. B. Hubbard, 20, Hallowell, 6.
Seth Williams, 13, Augusta, 8.
Hildreth, Sc, South Gardiner, g.
A. ii. Frost, Il, winthrop, 4.
r: II. Mullen, 80, North Vassalboro. 4.
Billings, SS, Clinton, g.
Sergeant Wyman, II, Oakland, 4.
Libby, SO, Litchfeld, q
Vining, 107, Windsor. 2.
James P. Jones, 1O6, South China, 4.
Amos j. Billings, III, China, 8.
R. III. Shear 40, Gardiner, g.
Harlow Dunbar, 50, Newcastle g.
Berry, TO- Lisbon, 4.
Kimball, 3S, Livermore Falls, 4.
Harry Rust, a. Norway, II.
Fessenden, 43, Buckfield, 4.
Booths were going up in every direction
and. advance delegations from Maine post.
were preparing their tents for the comins
veterans. They were from Geo. S. Cobb
Post No g. Camden; Harry Rust Post, No
"a, Norway, the latter have dining tent
John f. Appleton Post, No. %, Pennington
with dining tent); Custer Post, Lewiston
Burnside Post, Auburn; Geo. III. Ward Post