The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-12
GRAND ARMY FAIR.
A brilliant Encampment at City Han
~ ~ Next Week. 80

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The fair to be- given by Bosworth Post,
M. @ G. A. R.. will open in City Hall on
Nnnday and continue, thr ugh the week.
WITH the exception of Monday ard Satur-
day, the hail will be open from 10 a. m. to
o. IN. fee, bot thererwill be an admission
charge in the evening when entertainments
win be- provided and Chambers band will
furnish The music. The hall will ba beauti-
fully decorated by Major &. E Brown. If
it is possible the decorations will give the
hall the appearance OF huge maiqu' Q.
The hall ilsrlf will be laid out as an en-
campment; the booths will be tents, and
zach tent represent corps in which Maine
regiments served. and be ornamented by
the corps badge Each table repre-
sent> a ,rDs tent, as follows:
ii qua tiers Tent xecu'ive committee,
Mr. Wu ma St"yer, chad m 1.,, and Ms. o
Il. Lrgro~, r,ttiy.
ara I-lstC rps badge circle.
Ward 2 oh ups ba iiye pointed tar.
Ward At, rp>, igr ian IL.
Ward 5-7in Corps dg- ar ant crescent.
Ward &C. h ca ps, ba.lg' Gree cross.
Var 7-ta Corp, bad - / mona.
Deering- Navy, badge nchor.
G pc Ellz ID ',h-C4va ry, badge crossed
Drs G iod~-2d C,rps badge clover leaf
ana "a e. rp badge heart.
Flower Iavle 5th Cups, b ,dge shield anchor
MI III ry-i7ih Co ps, badge arrow
eda' Or OK, Lemonade and Post Office
18th rps.
Supper room badge spead eagle.
These are the ladies' who will preside
over the tables In the tents:
Ward Mrs. John Smith Mrs. E. NJ Dun
ham, Mrs. Ion Alien, Mrs. +. .. Jordan, MRS.
Wa 3-Mrs &c. MiuikAn. Mrs CharlesI Alex
an, e., Ms. G Q. hracAett. Mrs +. l.. H"rr,
Mn, y =. 3. 20 dan; d.. NJ r,. ~.
Ms 10 = ms ats / B Tna"a ars Os "
Nv Wa IN =, g ) p aglass, Mrs. =. 4.
b esoH. Mrs s. N ID !. keua, d. . us -
" I'd Mrs Fra, e Haggetr, Mrs. ". M
" IN i, Mrs. j. W. Claig, Mrs. ) Woodbury.,
NV Wv W = !. n h"% u g q =. w.,twr,, rrs n
Thur, o., AIRS H roy MIS-. W. Dunn.
nj :. K D are Mr. Louis Mos ere.
Wa az Mrs. ~. G'e-n. Ms W; sar-
Mrs G i. FOR, r, d. A iobr,is.
y er g-Mr.: Chas. Piummer, YRS. Elias
Goff ;. ia Fiel.. Mrs. ]. be,t, NJ 5. J. l..
Saw ,r
Cap Ellzabp,h-Nrs. j q. G ddard, Mrs N.
Miss Lilz,- 1t.
Ca,lnA Table-Mrs. G. q. Mitchell, Mrs.
Ma sh, vi l. zzi Foy.
Fish Pond--M s J1se Anderson Miss Nellie
Sawyer a NJ S, Maua Fsbyan
'wrr boob WIS M. r Woeman, Mrs. Rob-
ert y hitcomb, Mrs. +. Wilson, MISS Fora L.
Legrow.
/ . de Well Miss Carrie Horr, Miss
Nil l,e MIS-. c. E. Roberts Miss Lille In
ga Is
Il, freshment Rom Mrs.S. Fl. Cannon.
Re imeniai P0st 1T. e. Pos IN stress Miss
&c Tie DAME :.
VI Mlll-Mrs. George E. Brown, Miss Lottie
b. Is
R.iic Room-Mrs @ N Lang, Mrs. Leach.
by an Ftncy Goods Mrs. Ii. 7. Ingalls,,
nj $. Edg-rly.
Cheek RoOm-Seth Day
The entertainments each evening will be
ine. That of Mnnday evening will be a
drill of the High School Cadets in the new
army tact cs, and competitive individual
drill between member of the Montgom-
erv Guards and member of the Sheridan
r q :. One evening there will be concert
by The Haydn @ ,srtette and Snaw's Oar
tette. At another Mr.. Rexdale will give
an illustrated lecture, Mrs. Mosrly will
read and there will be specialries from the
theatre company.