The Portland daily press., 1890-07-05


First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon-Ernest
w. Russell.
Sergeant Major-Sewall A. Brown.
QuartermaSter Sergeant t-Willard Il. bragg.
Commissary Sergeant-George Otis Han.
Hospital Steward-F. L. Adams ,,
Muslcians-Fred Z. Maxheld, 4. ii; jackson.
Company A.-Captain, Alyah A. Pomroyi lst
lieutenant, Charles A. Mason; I'd lieutenant,
Martin X. Pomroy-32 me1. =.
:, Company B.-Captain, Frank L. Hoyt; ISL
lieutenant, Edwin NJ. Smith 20 lieutenant, Chas.
L. Hancome-43 men.
Company C.-Captain, Charles +. Nealey; 1st
lieutenant, VIM. L. Besau; I'd lieutenant, James
Company D.-Captain, Walter A. Goss; 1st
lieutenant, James A. Scott; I'd lieutenant, Abram
Company E.-Captain. Horace M. Weston, LIST
lieutenant, Alonzo f. York; I'd lieut9nBnt, Geo.
S. Trask-40 men,
lieutenant, Alton j. Towne I'd lieutenant, Chas
w. Bradley-43 men.
Company G.-Captain, Langdon S. Chllcott; LIST
Company H.-Captain, VIM. Vaughan; 1st
lieutenant, Albert 7; Shurtleff; I'd lieutenant,
Gun Company. First lieutenant, VIM. o. Peter
son I'd lieutenant, Fred W. Atkinson-34 men.
Painchard's Band, Biddeford-35 men.
First Regiment.
Colonel-L H. Kendall
Lieutenant Colonel-W. s. Cboate.
Major-F. III. Storah.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant-H II. p. Frank.
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster-F. b.
Harris.
Major and Surgeon-F. s. Warren.
First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon-F. +.
Sergeant Major-J. G. Boyd
Quartermaster Sergeant-W. II. Murch.
Commissary Sergeant-J. Z. Burleigh
Hospital Steward-J. Il. Young.
Company Aired II. Rogers, Captain; Charles
e. Holmes, first lieutenant; K. f. Sederquest,
second lieutenant-35 men.
Company B-Isaiah II. Baker, captain; Frank
Ueutauant. Cndr1e9 COLLINS. second
Company C~E Fred Bisbee, captain; Lincoln
H. Barney, first lieutenant; William II. Barney,
second lieutenant-44 men.
Company D-George T. Crocke t, captain; Har
ry L. Hall, first lieutenant; Harry +. Ames, SEQ
Company E-Timothy L. Hartnett, captain !;
John j. Hankard, first lieutenant; Thomas j. HO
gan, second leutenant-4O men.
Company Edward ii. Ballard, captain; Chas.
r. Leeman, first lieutenant; James A. airbanks,
second lieutenant-42 men.
Company G-George w. Bryant, captain; Tim
othy Elliott first lieutenant; John nj. Akerly,
second lieutenant-44 men.
Company H-CharIes E. Young captain; Ed
ward X. Gould, first lieutenant; Charles c. Tib-
belts, second lieutenant-42 men.
Gun C0mpany-Michael j. MOriarty, first lieu
tenant; James l.. Moriarty, second leutenant-4O
men.
Frontier Guards-Edwin E. Liyermore, captain
William S. Hume, first lieutenant; Davis T. Lor-
ing, secondlieutenant-40m men.
THIRD DIVISION.
American Band, saccarappa- Babb,
leader.
Major A. A. NIckerson, marshal.
Bosworth Post No. 2, Portland. Commander, Wit
Ham D9nn-115 men.
Thatc cher Post Ill, Portland, Commander, A. FL.
Prince-S0 men.
Sons Of Veterans.
Shepley Camp 6, Portland, Capt. Lowell-6O men.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
Forest City CommandeIy, Portland, Herbert
Sears, cOmmandlng-32 men.
FOURTH DIvIsIoN-FIRE DEPARTMENT.
G. B. Knight, Drum Major.
Morris Band, Kennebunk, "a men-A. III. Good
ing, leader.
Granville h. Cloyes, Marshal.
Thomas Payne, John E: Loring, John N. Long,
David s. Ray, Aids;
captain-17 men.
Portland Engine Co. q, G.. A. Dow, captain-17
Cumberland Engine Co. 8, NJ. N. Eldridge, cap
tain, IL men.
Falmouth Engine Co. 4. A. F. Griffin, captain-17
Casco Engine Co. 5, ]. B. Brown, captain-l7 II men.
Washington Hook and Ladder No. /, Lester b.
Bragg, captain, II men.
Hayes Truck No. 2, ). M: Farnsworth, captain,
Bramhall Hook and Ladder No. 3, J. e. Cady,
n,.,,o uoso ~ captain u II L men. en- u..,u :,
Engine and Hose No. 1.
Engine and Hose No. 2.
Engine and Hose No. g.
Engine and Hose No. 4.
Engine and Hose No. 8.
Engine NO. o.
Relief Engine.
Cobbossee S. F. Engine No. ]. Gardiner, L. A,
Peacock, captain-14 men.
Fairfield s. +. Engine Co. No. 2, Fairfield, George
Relief Hose Reels Nos. j, 8, and s, P. F:D~-
Hose 6.
Ladder Trucks l, 2, 8, and relief, 2. T.. d.
Coal Wagons I, 2, 3, 4, 8, 8, p; 4. ID.
Jean B1DtiSto Band. brunswick ,TOhn Muttv
leader-22 men.
Niagara Hand Engine Co. No. 3, Brunswick,
Edwin N1ckersOn, foreman, rs men.
Kennebec Engine Co., No /, Brunswick, Charles
Mercer, f0reman-60 men.
Ticonic Engine Co, No. 1, Ellsworth, John e.
Whitney, f0reman-l00 men.
~ Waldoboro Band, J. s. White, leadeT-16 men;
,y..,,,n foreman-5o men.
washington Engine Co., No. 2, Kennebunk,
Daniel Hall, foreman-65 men.
Drum C0rps-6 men.
AndroscoggiIn, Engine Co, No: 2, Topsham, +. E..
leader-l2 men.
Long Reach :; r Engine Co., No. 2, Bath, John
b. Madden, foreman-25 men.
General Bates Engine Co., Lisbon Falls Daniel
Estes, foreman-76 men.
Eagle Hose Co, Gardiner, Frank Bradstreet,
foreman-20 men.
Drum Corpse men.
Massasoit Hand and Reel Engine Co. Damaris-
Gotta, 20 men.
Ellsworth Drum Corps-1O men.
DlrigO Engine Co. No. 2, Ellsworth, Charles Ben
nett, foreman-75 men.
Continental Hook and Ladder Drum Corps, Gar
diner-26 men.
Independent Hose Co, Richmond, L. Z. Dustin,
fureman-30 men.
Deluge Hose Co., No. 2, Brewer, Frank Hatch,
fOremau-16 men.
Coal wagon z. +. d., Thomas Rooney, driver with
Deluge racing reel attached.
The parade was dismissed at 12.15 the sew
eral divisions returning to their quarters
amid the ringing of bells and the booming Of
cannon that announced noon. The sailors
and marines from the fleet returned aboard
their vessels the firemen splitting up into
detachment which went to the different en-
gine houses according to assignments.
The policemen dined in the corridor Of the
station. Caterer Welch furnished the
spread. The officers have done hard work
for the last two days and lots of it and have
done it well.
The visitors dined as best they could and
where they could or slrolled dinnerless about
the streets.
The next number on the programme after
the procession was the sailing regatta.