The Portland daily press., 1885-03-21
G.. a. r.
Items from the Executive Commit
tees Headquarters.
Full List of the Committees and Sub
Committees.

Committees.
Yesterday the list of committees and sub
committees on entertainment of theNineteenth
Annual National Encampment, G. A. R., in
this city, June 21st to 9th inclusive, was re-
ceived from the printer in the form of neat
fouT-page pamphlet As some of these com.
mittees have not been printed we give below
the full list:
Executive Commttee.--James A. Hail. Damaris-
Gotta, Me-. Department Commander and er-obicio
Chairman. A. M. Sawyer. Secretary Portland, Me.
Frederick Robie. Treasurer, Gorham, Me. George
l.. Beal, Norway; L. y. Bangs, Waterville;
A. g. Hsmlin. Bangor; Sslden Connor, Augusta; A.
" ~ Wildes skoNhegan; g. B. Merrill, Portland, G.
W Roberts Portland; Whitman Sawyer. Portland;
Samuel W. lane, Augusta; j. ID. Anderson Gray
i. b. MurrAy, Jr. Pembroke; c. A. Toombs. Bath;
j. .. Joh son. LibertyS Chas. E. Moulton, Auburn;
John Marshall Brown, Portland; f. w. Guptll,
Saco Chas P Mattocks Portland; Seth C. Gordon
Portland; George H. Abbott Portland; Harlan P.
ingalls,, Portland Aug Ii. Prince, Portland; f. M.
Drew, Lewiston; b. j. Hill, Auburn; Daniel r.
Dresser Portland.
All communications to subcommittee to be
directed 10 39S Congress Street, Portland, Ne.
Committee on Hotels and QuarterS.-I. S. Bangs,
Chairman; Charles P. MatuocNs. George II. Abbott,
Frederick Rebe, George h. Beal
Location of Camp, Camp Equipage and SUPPLIES
George l.. Beal, Chairman; George II. Abbott j. D..
Anderson.
HamliD, Selden Connor
National Committe on Transportation. Samuel
Wells, Buchanan. Mich; j. M. Hail. roledo Ohio;
j. g. Linehan. Penacook N. H.; Thomas j. Stew
art, Philadelphia, PENN; j.. ID. Everett, Chicago
Horses and Carriages Whitman Sawyer, Chair
man. ID. p. Ingalls,, Charles b. Merrill.
Canvassing Committee.-H. P. Ingalls, Chairman,
George Fl. Abbott. Whitman Sawyer
Finance Committee.-Frederick Robie Chairman,
All Post Commanders are members of the finance
committee er-ofcio. for the purpose of soliciting
contributors in their own neighborhoods for the
entertainment of the 18Th Annual National En-
eampment.
City Hall.-A. NJ. Sawyer, Chairman.
Badges.-I S. Bangs, Chairman. A. O. Hamliu.
Fireworks.-George h. Abbott, Chairman, Charles
E. Mouton, Charles w. Roberts
Printing. s.. W. Lane Chairman, A. M. Sawyer,
q. b. Merrill.
Invtations.-The Executive Committee.
Auditing Committee.-Charles B. Merrill Chair
man, Charles W. Roberts, j. d. Anderson.
Recs ption OF Invited Guests.-FredeTick Robie,
Chairman, Selden Connor, Charles p Mattocks,
John Marshall brown, A. O. Hamlin.
Parade.-George l.. Beal, Chairman, Whitman
Sawyer, b. j. Hill.
Music.-F. M. Drew. Chairman. Aug II. Prince,
Excursions.-C. A. Coombs Chairman H. 2.
ingalls,, Daniel r. Dresser.
Decorations.-A. NJ. Sawyer. Chairman, H. 2.
ingalls,, Seth O. Gordon.
Reception Governors and May ayors.-James A..
Hall, Chairman; T. w. Guptill, A. w. Wides.
On Entertaining Womans' National Relief Corps
Mrs. Whitman Sawyer, Chairman. Mrs. A. NJ.
Sawyer, Secretary, Mrs. 0. X. Legrow, Mrs. Z. j.
Murphy, Mrs. ID. p. Ingalls,, Portland.
Secretary Sawyer, yesterday, received let
ter from Rev. l. Luce, representing the Old
Orchard Camp Meeting Association, rendering
the free use of the campgrounds there to the
Grand Army for such services as they may de-
sire to hold there during the National En-
camDment. The grounds will seat 5000 peo-
pie and are SO arranged that 1900 can hear
speakers on the stand.
APPLICATIONS FOR QUARTERS.
Applications for quarters were recaived yes
tsrdsy as follows:
Post No 80, Lawrence, Mass, 100 men, in
camp. Will bring caterer with them.
Willard Post, No. 10, SpringVale, Me, 40
Charles A. Warren Post, No. 70, Standisb,
Me-, 65 men.
COMMANDER HALLS AIDES.
Gen. James A. Hall, Department Com
mander, G. A. R. of Maine, has appointed the
following aides-de-camp:
H. G Levensaler, Post 80, Thomaston.
+. M. Drew, Post Z Lewiston.
j. w. Spauldiug, Post 26 Richmond.
w. Clayton, Theodore lGerrish Post IL, Bangor
N. b. Waters, Post SO Newcastle.
j. W. Black, Post 30 Searspott
John ID. ANDERSON, Post 10 Gray.
John j. Traynor Post 28, Biddeford.
Edwin Anderson. Post 63, Camden.
STEPHEN COD0 Post 40, Chelsea.
Samuel Bucknam, Post SO, CherTyfeld.
A. W. lngersol, Post 6S, Houton.
WV. Whitmarsh, Post 54, Norway.
r. A. Barrows, Post II, Canton.
j. j. A. Hotfses, Post 10 jefferson.
b. B. Wills, Post 58, Norrdgewock.
a. j. Lufkin, Post 81, Sherman Mills.
Frank G. Kimbal Post 2, Portland.
Samuel StoreS Post Ill, Portland
John Carlisle, Post 80, Bootbbay
Isaac Dyer, Post &C. Skowhegan.
w. b. Lapbam, POET I3, Augusta
a. r. NickersOn, 5 sagville.
W. II, Fogler. Post A. Belfast.
John Hing, Post 20, Wells
G.Z Higgins. Post 80 Strong.
L. Z. league, Post q, Gardiner.
C. w. Adams, Pos IL. East Wilton
Frank Adams. Post %, Brunswick
A. R. G. Smith, PosG "a. North Whftefeld.
II. A. Shorey, Pose 81 B idgton
John Raynes. Post l09, Yarmouth.
Edmund Bouzsy. Post s. Ellsworth.
Hosea Dumb lam, Post 81 Pnillius.
Walter G. Morrell, Post 8, Dexter.
Roscoe smith, tost II. Turner.
K M. Berry, Post 5, Unity.
e. F. Davis, Post rs. Cast'ne.
ASSISTANT INSPECTORS.
The Commander has also appointed the fol-
lowing assistant inspectors:
John Williamson. Post 2, Portland.
Frank Chellis. Post 80, Newtisld
Neson Gould Post 20. Pennington.
Joseph e. Mears, Post 80, Thomaston.
S. I. Snipe Post a. Bath.
James E. Parsons, Post 55, Ellsworth
E. P. Hill, Post 53 Bucksport
George M. Brown, Post - Bangor.
Wainwright Gushing, st %, Foxcroft.
Isaac H. Danforth. Post %, brunswick.
John w. Claiming, Post 90 Fairfield.
A. r. Holland Posi- T. Lewiston.
Biack Hawk Putnam, Post 6S, Houlton
b. M. Flint, Post "a Calais.
L. K. Litchfeld. Post 81, Winthrop.
NOTES.
Secretary Sawyers guide to the hotels aud
resorts of Portland and vicinity is in the binders
hands and will be ready for distribution the
first of next week.
j. B. Hubbsll of St. Paul, MINI, writes that
he will furnish all the tents needed for the
encampment.
A VOLUNTEER has appeared at committee
headquarters. and the rooms will now be open
daily from to II a. N. and l to 6 p. N. Mas