The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-24
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a.
CONTINUED from Fourth Page,


Commander H. Clay Hall.
The entire affair from start to finish was a
grand success. The immense line stretching
completely across the city was so skillfully
unwound by Gen. Beal and his able corps of
assistants, that not the slightest friction oc-
CURED. The Grand Army men were de-
lighted. They had feared that the turnout
would be so great that there would be delays
and bitches, as is not unusual
with great affairs of this kind, but as
stated above the efforts of the General were
so carefully directed that the largest parade
of Grand Army men ever held in this coun-
try passed off in a most delightful manner
The Department of Wisconsin. under as.
Dawson, Department Commander, had 200
men in line, and the Department of Nebras-
ka, under Department Commander A. V.
Cole, had 100 men in line.
The following is the order Of the process
sion:
Platoon of Police under command of Benjamin F.
Andrews, City Marshall Of Portland.
Chambers Band
Company M. Fourth United States Artillery
Lieut. c. p. Miller, Commanding; Lieut. H. r.
Anderson Lieut. I; 7, French.
George L. Beal, Chief Marshal
Headquarters fag-yeIow.
Staf-Benj b. Murray, Chief Of staff; George M
Seiders, Adiutant General; Caleb N. Lang As
sistant Adjutant General; Isaac S. Bangs
Quartermaster; Frank G. Stevens, Commissary /;
Andrew N. Benson, Assistant Comnissary ;
drews, Aide-de-Camp George H. Abbott Aide
;, de-camp John D Williams, de-de-csmp
Abner o; Shaw Thomas j. Little, Fl. Hume,
Charles W. Roberts, John FL Knight, Isaac r.
Quimby, VIM. H, True, Benz H. Ordway, Chas
Walker, VIM. H. Green, Thomas A. Roberts,
Charles W. Tilden, John NJ. Gould, @. H.
VIM d. Lapham Franklin NJ Drew. VIM T.
Charles Z. Nash, Joseph 0. Smith, George E.
BBrickett John Sn,, y HubbaEd Henry shorsyy,
Graham. Surgeon VIM j. Wilson.
FIRST DIVISION.
Color-Blue with star.
Band.
First Battery Light Artillery; Maine Volunteer
Militia, as Infantry. Captain, George w. Proc
tor, Commanding First Lieut., Daniel Guptil,
First Lieut., Oren 7. Despeaux; Second LieutS.
Michael t. M0riarty, Frank o. Stanwood.
EScorting.
The Honorable Frederick Robe, Governor of
Maine.
Governors staff-Brig Gen. SamuelJ Gallagher,
Adjutant General; Brig. Gen. John I. Richards
snsPect9F SeneTa col Gam
Judge Advocate Geheral Col. Samuel N. Camp
bell, Commssory General; Col. Charles c. Bur
rill, Asst q. d. General; Col En0ch G. Earring
ton Inspector Of Rifle Practice.
Aides-de-Camps-Col Frank D. Pullen, Lieut..
Sos W M.5a R9pthby willard Edi .1I kqs Al
Hayden, Ruel T. Mcclellan, Frank c. Knight;
Major George Z. Dole, Military Secretary.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Maine Volunteer Militia-Brigadief General J.
Marshall Brown. commanding.
Staf-Mai Henry NJ. Sprague, Assistant Adiu-
tant General; Mai. Frederick H, Strickland,
naer ca pST
Capt Appleton Il. Plaisted Aide-de-camp Capt.
Charles D.. Clark, Aide-de-camp; Lieut.. John
A
Second Regiment Band
Second Regiment, NJ Y. Mol Henry 1.
Stowe, Maj VIM. f. Harding First Lieut. and
Adjt DIN L. Bridge, First Lieut.. and Quarter
master Frank l. Greedy, Major and Surgeon
geon Frederick c. Thayer, First Lieut.. and Asst.
Surgeon William A. Bumps.
Co. A--Crosby Guards, Hampden-Capt w. w.
Embrson, Licutenants A. A. Pomeroy F. G.
Co. B-Hersey Light Infantry, Oldtown-oapt.
James Doyle, Lieutenants r. Fl. Wing and F. G.
Co. C-Dexter Light Infantry, Dexter-Capt. d.
W. MeCrs, Lieutenants E. II. Durgan and E.
Co. D.-Nealey Rifles Observation-Disclosures w.
r. Stevens and W. A. Goss.
Co. E-Skowhegan Light Infantry-Capt H. n.
Weston Lieufenants A. York and NJ W Dennis.
Co. F-Dorsty Guards DoVer-Capt J. B. Peaks,
Lieutenants A. L. Parsons and W. G. Woodbury..
Co. G-Jameson Guards, Bangor-Capt. j. F.
Maloneyi lieutenants, j. T. Ford and T. Z.
Murray
70. h-WdleINlllt IlSIt " Wdi6TNllle-
Capt. r. L. Proctor; Lieutenants, W. Vaughan
and G. d. Sayward
COMPANIES OF RESERVE MILITIA.
Bath Light Infantry-Capt. Henry S. stetson
commanding; Second Lieut.. Vim. r. Ballou.
commanding; First Lieut. Frank A. Pendexter
Second Lieut.. Herbert A. Merrill.
Portland Cadets-Capt Fred H. York, command
ing; First Lieut. Daniel w. Heseltine, Second
Lieut.. Harry G. Eastman
First Regiment Band.
FirS Repimnnt-(iOl. ,TOhu L lynch nd
ing; Lieut.. Col. Edward H. Ballard, Maj Benja-
min 7. Hill, First Lieut. and Adit. Edwin G.
Milken, First Lieut.. and Quartermaster Charles
A. Perry, Maj and Surgeon Wallace X. Cakes
First Lieut.. and Asst. Surgeon Frank p Scully
Co. A, Portland Light Infantry, Portland-Capt
B. A. Norton; Lieutenants, G. e. Holmes and
Geo A. Dow.
Co B--Portland Mechanic Blues-Capt. G, W
Davis; Lieutenants J. T. Jason and ]. l. Tryon
Co. C-Auburn Light Infantry-Capt. F. II. Storah
Lieutenants, 0. G. Moore, and f. L. Edgewoods
Co. D-Norway Light Infantry-LieutenantS, E
RJordan and F. d. Briggs.
Co. E-Portand Montgomery Guards-Capt. J. J
Gallagher, iieutenants j. j. Hankard and E.
Co. F~Capitol Guards, Augusta-Capt W. s
Choate, Lieutenants Geo. Doughty and L. X
Co. G-Biddeford Light Infantry-Capt. c. E
Hoyt Lieutenants G. w Bryant and Timoth.
Co. H-Richards Light Infantry, Gardiner-Capt
E. A. Sotheard, Lieutenant A. g. Moody.
Invited Guests in Carriages
Dahgren Post. No. q of Boston-Arthur Nelson
Post Commander, commanding
Escorting.
The Commander-inchief Of the Grand Army 0
the Republication S. Kountz.
Senior Vice Coinmander-n-Ch ief-,JOhn p. Rea.
Junior Vice Commander-in,chief- E. Hicks.
Cbaplan-n-chief-T. NJ. Shannafelt.
Smgeon-General-William d. Hall.
THE OFFICIAL STAFF.
Adjutant General William W. Acorn.
QqarteTmaster General John Taylor.
Judge Advocate General ID. r. Austin.
Inspector General 0. A. James,
Assistant Adjutant General P. H. Bowling.
Senior Aide-de-camp r. II. Cochran.
Aides-de-camp
Veteran Generals mounted and in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Color-Red.
Band.
Department of Maine, under command Of Gel
James A. Hall, Department Commander {
staff~Lorenzo b. Hill, Assistant Adiutant Gene
eral: A. A. Nickerson. Assistant Inspectc
General; d. Horace Holman, Chief Musterin
Oficer; H. H. Burbank, Assistant Judge Adv
cate General
FIRST DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF MAINE
Bosworth Post No. 2, PortIand-R. K. Cattle,
Commander.
Vincent Mountfort Post, No. %, Brunswick
ID. Howes, Commander.
Farragut Post, No. 81, Bridgton-Wm II. Foste
Commander.
Larry Post, No. 81, South Windham-William
Charles H. Warren Post, No 70 standish-E.
Wingate, ommsnder.
George i. Shcpley Post NO. 10, Gray-J0hn
Anderson, commander.
John r. Adams Post, No 101, Gorham-H
Millett commander.
Cloudman Post, No. 100, Saccarappa-Frank A
ans, omma nder.
w L. Haskell Post No. 108, Yarmouth-R.
McQuillan ON mander.
Thatcher Post, No. Ill, Portland-D. r. Dresse
commander.
Charles g. Bickman Post, No. 115, Casco--S.
WEIGH, Olnm lnder.
SECOND DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF MAINE.
Sheridan Post, No 90, Biddeford-James o. BE
son commander
Webster Post, No 8, Kennebunk-Ben1. Hubba
tnn aLCCr.
Abraham Lincoln Post, No. %, Wells-E. J.Getc
ell, commander
Fred S. Quincy Post, No. SO. Saco-JObn De'
ing commander.
Nahum w. Mitchell Post Newfield-B. NJ. Roge
cTnianter.
Thomnsls r St No IS. q lisl--O. Il. TnGn
'G.,. geln ,der.
John ". B'aWl P,-t. hu. III, Wate9btro-B
ci i.i,iT. CHri!n3Eder.
Edwa Il q. fNlkes Post Ne. %. kittery-Ci'Gr
C.Pkesiag, Comm -ndeT.
John L, t-.i..is psf No 1927. z. Warren, CT
maGdef.
Louis o. Cowal Post, No. 1871 North Berwick
II. s. HuTd, Commander.
Charles e. Hubbard Post. No. 233, kenlebW
port z omGs 4. Rogers, Comm .nder
THIRD DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF MAINE.
mat nV