The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-09-05

Frank Morrill,. Eben True and Councilman
Rand's houses. chinese lanterns and lights I;
DIR. Wesley, Chinese lanterns; VIM. Tibbetts
and Elliott Hoyt. 6reworks; 4. d. Eastman,
Chinese lanterns, flags and lights.
At G. HI. Plummer's house, on Deering
street, party OF young ladies in the balcony
waving flags and handkerchiefs, were cheer
ed by the men in line.
Then came the houses of Captain Alfred
Woodman, Chinese lanterns; S. w. LARA
bee, lanterns and flags; f. v. Carney, lights
+. Z. Allen, Chinese lanterns; Hon. Wilbur
+. Lunt, Chinese lanterns and a fine portrait
OF the Republican candidate, General Harri-
son; ID. W; Clark, lights and flag; Eben
F. N. Dow, lights and flag; Angus us Champ
lin and G. ii. Beal, Nominations; George
Libby, flag and Examinations A. S. Mcguire,
Examinations; +. 5. Wiggin, lights and flag !;
City Marshal Hawkes., long lines of Chinese
lights and fireworks Lewis B. Smith, illum..
ir ations; the house of Captain Brewer, occu-
pied by Edward Jones, flag and lights; Al
derman John p. Hobbs, fireworks; VIM. M.
Marks and Howard Gould, flags and lights.
The houses of Samuel Waterhouse and
Gilbert L. Bailey, on Carleton street were
gaily decorated with lanterns while particu-
larly noticeable was the model of log Goblin
in the window of Mr.. Bailey's house. The
miniature model of the log house of the set
tier was brightly Illuminated.
Next the house of FL. P. Cox was lit up by
the glare of fire works; Captain j. M. Black
displaced Chinese lanterns and flags; G.
Fred Morse, fireworks; w. B. Irish, fire.
works and flags; l.. A. Gray and o. M. Nash,
Chinese lanterns and fire works j. w, Ia
Dor, flags and Examinations.
On the porch Of the house of Mr.. Charles
Il. Chase were another group of young la
dies waving handkerchiefs. The house of
X John Little and +, III. Fassete were dec
GRATED with lights, flags and Chinese Ian
Mrs. Nahum Hersom, flags and lanterns
ii. w. Shayter and James M. Steadman,
flags and Examinations; N. o. Cram, A. III.
Berry, DR.. ii. ii. Burage, E. M. Steadman,
". +. Woodman, flags and lights; Frank
G. Briggs, flags and lights; Lucien Snow,
lights and fireworks; Seth Hersey and @. Z.
ROlfe, fire work.
ii. H. Hays house was gay with streamers
of bunting and many flags, while fireworks
young ladies In the door added to the effect
of the decorations. A. l.. Burbank displayed
flags and lights; E. A. Ward, flags ID. f.
Nash and F. M. Strout, flags and lanterns;
III. w. Barnard, lights and flag; S. r. Will
cox, and 5; W. Allen, flags and fireworks;
Bibber, fags and Chinese lanterns; A. Roll
Inns and J. G. Kinsman, Chinese lanterns; j.
+. Marston and Mrs. johnson, flag and fire.
works; A. b. Stephenson, fireworks; Mrs.
Lucy a. bakeT, nagS, Y. a. Brown, nag and
fireworks; Weston f. Milliken, illumina-
tions; J. A. Locke, flag; DIR. F. ID. Gerrish,
flag and lights; Capt Whitman Sawyer, flags
and lights; DIR. c. A. Ring, fireworks.
The house Of the Portland Club displayed
a flag and was brilliantly illuminated. In
front Of the quarters Of the Young Mems
Republican Club colored lights were burned
and picture of Hon. James G. Blaine was
displayed in the window.
f. o. Welcome, fireworks; DIR. L. f. Vose,
flags, lanterns and fireworks; r. Greeley, b.
A. Kenney, ID. w. Dean, c. E. Woodbury.
and DR.. Alfred King, fine Nominations and
q great many Chinese lanterns; ID. w.
Heselton, fireworks; Thomas Briggs,
Chinese lanterns; p. s. Nickerson, fireworks
and lights; j. j. Beardsworth, fireworks
and lights IF. S. Morton and S. H. Brown,
fireworks; w. G. J. Carney and Warren
Carney. flags, fireworks and lanterns; c. j.
Butler, flags and lanterns; G.. w. Tobie,
lanterns; c. S. Partridge, Illustrations; Jose
Burnham, lanterns and flags.