Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-14
pieces being very elaborate. Tickets were 1 furnished by the Sarsfelds to the guests and

pieces being very elaborate. Tickets were furnished by the Sarsaelds to the guests and about four hundred were thus served. Doorkeepers prevented rush, only fifty be- ing allowed in the supper room at time. The menu was as follows:
 SALADS.
 Chicken Lobster Schrimps.
 Kennebec Salmon, Mayonaise Dressing.
 MEATS.
 Chicken Ham. Tongue Sandwiches
 Cold Turkey, Cranberry Sauce. Lady Fingers c, Macaroons ssoas.a c.,,o Notices Vanilla Straw berry. Chocolate
 Neapolitan.
 FRUIT.
 Bananas. Oranges. Pears.
 French Coffee.
 Present besides military men. and other prominent men taking part who have already been mentioned were: Hon. N. D. Sperry, Surgeon c. Purdy Lindsey, Chief A. c. Hendrick, Fire Marshal Kennedy, Town Agent Reynolds, Drs. Cremin and Reilly, Captain Lawrence O'Brien, Jailor George E. Stevens, Selectman Treat, Senator Plunkett, Auditor John w. Lake, Captain Henry D. Phillip. Clerk Geary, Representative T. T. McGrail, Edward Geary, Street Inspector
  liam Nicely of Bolton & Nicely, Tax Collector T. A. Futile, Judge s. A. York, Lawyer Ullman, J. D. Began, ex-Selectman F. s. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Miss Louisa Frey, Miss Carrie Kennedy, Miss Minnie Johnson, Miss lilly Brennan Miss Ruthledge, Miss Hattie Barker, Miss Kate Bannon, Miss Campbell, Mrs. J. J. Tierney, Mrs. P. Doyle, Misses Dillon, Miss Maggie Ford, Miss May Ford, Miss Mamie Otell, Miss Josie Tierney, Miss Mamie Lynch, Miss Jennie Curtis, Miss Mamie Clyne, Miss Rosie Rut- ledge, Miss Lizzie Cornwall, Miss Katie Judd, Misses Dillon, Miss Mamie Hunt, Miss Annie Healy, Miss Mamie Kay, Miss Cassie Doherty, Sanford, Mrs. George Mitchell Miss Nellie Reynolds, Miss Annie O'Keefe, Miss Maggie Peterson, Miss Lizzie Pohl- man, Miss Minnie Banta, Miss Nellie Hall, Miss Lizzie Hall, Miss Lizzie Downes< Miss Minnie Edwards, Miss Minnie Roberts. Miss May Boggs, Miss Ella Bohan, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Dennan, Miss Nellie Cahil, Miss Carrie Hartman, Miss Helen Carr, Miss Car rie Lynch, Misses Campbell, MT. and Mrs. Peter Cronan, Miss Norrie Cummings, Miss Maggie Slater, Miss Ruth Sanford, Miss An James Hope and others too numerous to mention.
 IN CHARGE OF THE PROGRAMME.
 1Q0 U116CGOT dIu COmu1GL0OS TOT Gu0 OCCd- sion were as follows:
 Chief director (white. rosettel-Captain Joseph H. Keefe. Assistants (blue roSetteS) )-Co0nel John c. Healey, NJ; Dillon, Lieutenant John Clarity, Reception (bfue badges) )-colonel W. J, Leaven- worth, George A. Stevens Lieutenant James I. nngan. Ragis oaefsR Mckenna % Captain Wam Raehrle Colonel George A: Basserman, Captain Theodore snant 9 l. RsnrE Ja@ss c. T. Drisco1 Hon j. D. PnnSett, NJ Dillon. Cap, tain A. M Embler, William F. shannon, Lieuten- aTt pr C. % ocennor. Ron. James P T Pigott. @ Maier E. s. Bisseu Captain T. T. Welles.
 e gad Seed Bohan. William e Q'Keefe James ; E. 9:@ smith @ Captain % James sf Kelly, Patrick Doyle, John Leamp; James Cook, B TieInan, Corporal 3 J F. Punkett Philip 1il Floor (purple badge)-Leutenant T. F. Callahan. e.so ossga9s osepS Ja1nes F MeKenna K Frank w. Ternan n T F. AheaTn' M E sheTidan eaDeM M Keegan. J. Tierny, % John + Rourke, P. H. Cosgrove, John F. Moore, B. E.. Executive (white badge)-James Reynolds James Hackett, P. Mekenna, Sergeant J J. Kennedy, P Pste5 I captan l. eef M Dillon, C. Reg ssrgeant E M J. Goffey James I. Hayes, John P Carney,
 There will be no parade to-day, but the men will be shown the sights of the city this morning and East Rock Park, and a banquet will be held at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The Montgomeries will return home about six o'clock. The visitors have made 6 most favorable impression in the City of Films.
 With the Portland company are: G. H. Cloves, chief of Fire department; B. F. An drews, city marshal; David Berne, Alder man; Rev. NJ. c. McDonough, chaplain of the regiment: Lieut.. J. s. Ballou of Bath Light infantry; Leiut. 0. E. Holmes, of Portland Light infantry; Mayor J. W. Deering, of Portland; Giles O. Bailey, Sunday Times; Geo. S. Powell, of Advertiser. Capt. Galla- gher, of the Montgomerys, is an older man.