The Portland daily press., 1890-07-18

VI buO tloltOLc
II. W. Allen. Brunswick.
r. B. Slower, Bucksport.
j. M. Mixer, Augusta.
Joseph W. fancy. Bangor
Otis j. Cook, Auburn.
W. 4. Rlker, Lewiston.
j. G. Hutchins, North Stratford, n. II.
Il. III. Gerrish Lewiston.
W. g; Fogg; FIeeport.
ID. r. LeCair. Augusta.
L. Il. Partridge. Augusta.
John Coughlin, Augusta.
II. +. Bowditch Augusta
A. A. Heath, Hallowell
Ira Low, Waterville.
W. A. Erskine, Damariscotta.
Levi Brigham, Dexter.
B. B. Merrill, Brewer.
W. 7 Bodfish, North is Arson.
G. II. Pierce, Springvale.
George Il. Jones. Oxford.
c. f. Pope, Biddeford.
r. L. Merrill Mechanic Falls.
O. w. Kimball, Lewiston
y. D. Small, Bowdoinham.
H. j. Allen, Woodfords.
=. a. McNeally, saco.
5. d. Wakefield, Lewiston.
John g. Walker, Mechanic Falls and Biddeford.
ID. O'Connor, Biddeford.
A. FL. Pencil, Dexter.
Eugene ONeal, Biddeford,
Harry Walker. Brunswick.
G. L. Carr, Sabattus.
+. j. fancy, Bangor.
Dana Warren, Bangor.
A. M. Robinson, Jr, Bangor.
]. @. Scates, Saccarappa
II. G. Starr, Cumberland Mills.
r. Z. Wiley, New York.
Following is list of the Portland men
presents
John w. Perkins, EFF. Shaw,
Edmund Dana, Jr., F.A. Turner,
4. e. s sS WITS vi is g. PaIfer
George Q. Frye, w. @. Earle
]. b. Crockett, E. Warren,
G. s. Cook, g. c. Roberts,
E. :. Everett F. B. Jolley,
II. p. Peuneli, George Long.
Q. Way, Sam Boothby
d. w. Heseltine, M. B. Jordan,
A. w. Smith, ii. F. Merrill,
=. W. Stevens. 0. e. Reed,
j. NJ Hammond George 3. Viairney,
A. S. Kinds, Ernest Waldron,
j. III. Dow, O. b. Blaisdell
G. M. FOlansbee, G. G. Files
James M. Mason, Fred Smith,
3. w. Jewett Charles Crockett,
Harry L. Eustis ]. T. Kayanagh,
Fred w. Chandler, E.. F. Coliey,
Z. A. Perkins Jas. Price,
w. /. Drew, John Hamel,
Bion R. Lane, George w. Merrill,
George /. Fogg, ID. A. Mixer,
E. Murphy Fred Sparrow,
| w. G. Parker, Fred VI. Robinson.
There were also present as guests, Rev,
Fred Sill. New York; Rev. Canon Stills,
! Pooyti'and George b. Loring. Portland; S.
Boothby. .Ho1lton; F. A. Sparrow, Rich
mond, Va. and the members of the press.
The sail to the islands was delightful, and
Chambers band discoursed this programme,
ceptance Of the party:
Medley-"Heart and Hand" Lecoq
acknowledgements" .............Air by Boyer
Fantasie-"La Fayorita" Donizetti
"Gemma Deverg". ;.;Donizetti
"La Travata' Verdi
"My Pretty MInnie". Laurendease
Overture-"Fra Diayolo" .Auber
The younger druggists had lively game
of base ball, and the others engaged in vari-
GUS sports. About o'clock, Ponce served a
capital clambake. and full justice was done
| to 1t.
| After the bake, Mr.. Edmund Dana, Jr..
president of the old Maine Pharmaceutical
Association, called the assemblage to order.
The charter of the old association has five
years more to run. and on its expiration it
will be renewed. 1t is the intention to hold
annual reunions for the purpose of bringing
the druggists of the state into closer bust
ness relations with each other
These officers were elected:
President--Chas. X: Partridge, Augusta.
Vice Presidential. NJ. Robinson. Bangor
Secretary-H. e. Bowditch, Augusta.
Corresponding Secretary-H. t, Cummings,
Portland.
Treasurer-F. r. Buck, Skowhegan.
Executive Committee-Seth Wakefield, Lewis.
| ton; Andrew Hallett, Bath; Geo. w. Dorr, Water
Vile.
Committee ON Drug Market -Chas Cook, Port
land; Caldwell Sweet, Bangor; J. Henry Crockett,
Portland
Business Committee-Chas NJ Follansbee,
| Portland; Otis j. Cook. Auburn; A. w. Pottle,
| Pennington.
| While the druggists were enjoying them
| selves at the island, the ladies of the visit.
ing druggists. some fifteen OF twenty in num-
Der, were entertained by the wives of the
local druggists. They were given ride
about town, and after dinner went down to
tie islands, to join the party there, for the
| purpose of enjoying the sail down the bay.
The druggists returned from the islands
| at A p. M, and headed by the band marched
to the Falmouth Hotel, cheering Cook,
Everett & Pennell and j. w. Perkins &
| Co., on the way, who had done so much to
make the trip great success. They left for
home by the 8 p. M train.