The Republican journal., 1888-11-15

Carter, W. ii. Sanborn, Mrs. Dickcy J. Y.
Stearns, n. S. Pcndlcton, Jos. Varnum, and Mr..
Lougee.
High Street-Capt. j. A. Partridge, Mrs G. p.
Carter l.. T. Shales, ii. A. Starrett, f. A. Shaw +.
A. knowlton W. ii. Fogler, A. c. Siblcy, Edward
Slblcy, n. +. Houston, Capt. Thomas Burgess, s.
H. Mathews, |. w. Parker, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Esther Carter, II. ii. Carter, J. c. Gates, Mrs.
Wooster Parker, Mrs Nelson Rich, a. X.
Pierce, Grandvile Paul, w. c. futile and ii. ID.
Clough, Geo. L. Wight, J. G. Thompson Mrs. Ed,
Banks, Frank WhitmOre, Palmer House, Belfast
Livery Company, Geo. W. Burgess, Mrs. j. e.
Gates, e. f. johnson, Thayer & Adams, f. +.
Crowley. c. Hervey, Alfred Ellis, David Pierce,
j. ii. Clark Charles p Bean, DR.. g. w. Stod-
dard, DR.. Colson, NJ. r. Woodcock, -. ii. Libby,
Capt. X. f. Patterson, Capt. EphIam Ryder
Bridge Street,. W. Nash, A. X. p. Moore.
North street-John Watts, A. G.. Spencer.
Church Street. W. c. Marshall, T.. c. Hilton,
journal building, DIR. il. ii. Johnsons Office, Geo.
A. Quimbys shop, Dr. y. p. Flanders, Dr.. j. q.
Brooks, A. H. Bradbury, +. II. Conant, Geo. G.
Wells DR.. II. II. johnson, Daniel Lane Mrs. IL.
III. johnson, Geo. o. Bailey, Mrs. X. O. Patterson,
Chase, A. A. Howes, II. i. Mcdonald, Geo. W.
Burkeu, Mrs. Veazie, j. Ganmons, W. b. Swan
j. l.. sleeper, A. Q. Burgess. James Mitchell
Court Street. Mrs. Hannah I.imeburner
Fred Mathews, Mrs. Charles Palmer, i. j.
Warren, Mrs Prescott Hazcltine, John II. Quimby
Capt. Eph, Pent,leton, Or. Lombard, DR., S. ".
johnson, l.. {. Dinsmore DR.. Small, r. T.. Hazel
tine thas. W. Haney, the Frye block.
Cedar Street. ii. y. Lancaster, John II. Poor,
Judge Geo. +. johnson, john \. Briggs, NJ. +.
H,.t no..
S. Chase, ii. G. Pitcher, w. NJ. Woods John Garlic,
James Pattce, Geo. w. Swift Mrs +. X. Boyle,
W. W. Merrill, c. T.. Ilazeltine, Martha French
Isaac Abbott, l.. NJ. Burlington, Mrs. n. NJ. Aiath.
ews a. ID. Bean, +. H. Haney, j. b. Thombs,
Augustus Perry, Jackson Wood, L. Cannon,
Fitz Gilbert, i. II. Conner, Charles ;. Rickford
Congress Street. X. W. Rogers, Capt. &. II
Wording, Mrs. Winslow, +. Thompson, Dr.. j,
stoddar,l, Capt. J. W. Ferguson, J. W. Frederick
Mr. Neal, Geo. L. Read, d. T. Field, c. II. Field
Mrs. Z. II. HERMAN, Mrs. W p. Hartman, :
sleeper, 5. L. Milliken, H. Z. MrDo'H,ld. Alvin
Blodgett
Main street,. W. Patterson, }. Il. Tucker
Miller street-Nirs Sarah c. Crawl ford, J. W
Knowlton, Mrs T. l.. Davis, Mrs Croker, y, y
Small, Daniel Haradcn, Chas. y. Pilsbury, John
II. Lane, +. A. Staples, VIM. i. swift.
Franklin strcet-R. Frank Pierce Thomas W
Pitcher, II. Z. Thompson, W +. ilamton@ CON
serVatory.
East side riyer-N ;. Piper |. II. sherman
James Coombs, Thomas Taylor, Curtis store, Ed
Curtis, Geo. ID. McClillis, Fred pattcrsha!i, At
wood Hanson +. y. Bra,jinan McCrilH- hat on
Il lantern his father used 60 years ago.
Many residences the cross streets were finely
| Illuminated, including those of j. W. knoNltoi
II. J. Locke and +. A. Foctt. Mr., Follett dis
played some handsome fireworks
| At the CLOSE Of the march huge bonfire wa
Aindied in Custom House square, where man.
barrels and out houses were sacrificed to tn,
spirit of young America. The church bells were
rung, and from all parts Of the city rockets wer'
sent up and other ireW orks displayed. In brie
| the city was painted red, ana no mistake.