The Portland daily press., 1892-11-15

Ivanhoe booth has a fine silver fruit
dish donated by Carter Brothers; also
very beautiful picture from Miss Marjory
Deane.
Lougfellow booth has beautiful table
scarf from Mrs Milford Chapman, a
hood from Mrs. Fenley, a beautiful lamp
from Mrs. S. Fl. Cannon, a scarf from
Mrs. Davis of Winter street, two very
fine guess cakes.
CUMBERLAND booth has very fine guess
cake, and beautiful doll. They have
donation of S. from Cumberland lodge.
Bayard booth has an elegant doll, a
picture and foot rest.
Rocky Hill has a Lovely picture from
Mrs. H. G. Cobb OF Deering. an elegant
table from Mr.. Howard Dyer.
Pine Tree and Trinity booths have
some very pretty articles to show their
friends.
The Executive Committee table is
beautifully arranged with articles sent
from friends, lodges and sisterhoods
from out of town.
The Candy booth has seven boxes of
candy from Goudy & Kent, seven boxes
from Briggs, large lot from West &
Calderwood, chocolate from Shaw, Ham
mond & Carney. paper bags from Rice,
large donation from Geo. E. Sawyer.
Trades booth--M. E. Elliot with Wal
ter Corey & Co., sent "a beautiful chair
Randall & McAllister an order. for ton
of COAL. Il. "a. Gray a certificate for three
months scholarship in the Business Col
lege. 9 "
Kendall &,.Whitney have forwarded to
the grocery table one dozen mop handles.
The Casco Chip Company have fine
display Of their goods. This com
pany will exhibit at. the worlds fair at
Chicago. ,ss
Bralnhall lodge will furnish food for
the dining room today.
The following are. members of the va
rious committees in charge of the fair:
MUNJoY LODGE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
!, ~ MENTs.
EaocaaSvei Committee.
Chaiiman--A. III. SAWYER
Secretary--GeQrge r. Morris.
Treasurer Edward E. Croker.
Press Correspondent--Geor 6. Craven
William a. Taylor, Frank E. Lowell,
Nelson A. Smith, Henry Henry 81 4, Thlr a,silsa,
GeoTFgeW q snsraan P sMfp Il Higgins,
A.Y. Thompson.
DAMON ASSEMBLY, NO. /, PYTHIAN SISTER
Tt@" HOOD.
Committee of arrangements,
Organized to assist Mnnjoy Lodge Fair Com
mittee. r.
Chairma1l-Mrs. A. Ne Sawyer.
Secretary and Treasurer--Mrs Frederic M.
Britt. sss
MIS- f = = } IosaiIs MIS- MIS- M y Aoas ayl0r
Mrs. S. H. Cannon, Mrs. g; II; Mitchell,
Irs e. 9 Mountfort, Mrs Mrs. " I :. S Garter
Mrs. Charles F. MountfOrt.
Clerk TO Executive Committee-Miss G. A.
Kennard.
Bramhall Lodge-Mrs. w. I'll. Kennedy, Mrs.
Lizzie Houston, Mrs. Mary Waite, Mrs. Ed
Crabtree, Mrs. L. NJ Leighton.
chel Shine, Mrs Ada Soule, Mrs. Solomon
Shine, Mrs. Thomas Burnham.
Pine Tree-Mrs. Nathan Sawyer, Mrs !, Ira IF +.
Tibbetts. Mrs. George ". Gray, Mrs. i. j. Ed
gerley, Mrs. E. L. Lfttlefeld.
NJ Dunham, Mrs. W. P. stearns, Mrs. M. R.
Longfellow Lodge-Mrs Chas Cpoeker, Mrs Mrs
| E. E. Leonard, Mrs: Mary Yates.
Geo. L. Barbour, Mrs. Chas. Alexander, Mrs.
| Edward SWEET, Mrs. F. E. Bickford.
Rocky HillLodge3-Mrs, 6. F. Carr, Mrs: G. +.
| Bartlett Mrs. G. J. Mcdonald, Mrs. Rufus LIE
| Bayard Iodge-Mrs. j. E. Jones, Mrs. r. w.
| Farr, Mrs. Geo c. Gowen, Mrs. A. K. Skinner,
Mrs G. M. Dodge, Mrs. o. G. Evans, Mrs. NJ. G..
| Hutchinson, Mrs. Geo. W, McKenney.
Candy Booth-Mrs. Chas. II. Mitchell. Miss
Trades 4; uaL Booth-Mrs. W. s. Edgerley Mrs. Ed.
| R. Heath. Mrs. J. H. Gibson, Mrs F. 0. Edger-
ley, Mrs. G. H. Pike. 80
| Taylor, Miss Ella Mountfort, Miss Adele
! Davis, Miss Lillian ingalls,, Miss Lizzie Wes-
$50 Soda booth-Mrs Chas Mountfort, Miss May
I Walker. Miss Flora LeGrow, Miss Alta Lindsey,
| Miss Maude Lindsey, Miss Annie Delavina.
| Fish pond--Mrs. Geo. Mountfort, Mrs. Hattie
1 Cakes, Miss Isabelle Wiggln, MISS Mabel Wig
Grocery store-C. F. Bartlett, W. A. Taylor.
| Welcome soap-Miss HI. L. Cannon, MISS a.
Maggie Kennedy, Miss Nellie Black, Miss Sadie
Bakers extract-1Iiss Gribben.
| Pctures-Pastel, Geo. Mcconnell, artist, 81
| Tableau cOmmttee-MrS. S. Ii. Cannon,
| Mrs. Thos. Mcdonnell, Mrs. H. 2. ingalls,.
| Di,,dY,g Hall.
Munjoy chairman-Mrs. +. L. Cram
BraInhall chairman-MrS. j. w. ThaXter.
Pine Tree chairman-Mrs B. A. Norton.
Tvanhoe ehairman-Mrs. Fred league.
Damon Assembly-Mrs. F. B. Jordan.
Will the ladies who are to serve in the
dining room at City Hall for Thursday
for Ivanhoe Lodge please be at Castle
Hall this afternoon at o'clock.
This Evenings Programme.
This evening there will be concert by
| Chandler's orchestra, a tambourine drill
by 100 young ladies and Delsarte ex-
ercise by Miss Maud G. Knight.
| Pennys Buildings Burned.
i FORT FAIRFIELD, November 4.-Pen
ny's farm buildings at Pressure Isle were
destroyed by fire last night. Stock, pro-
duce. farming implements, all were lost