The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06

somely Illuminated, these being some OF
the residences:
CENTRAL AVENUE.
6. G. Brown, Sherman Hapgood,
C. E. knight, Geo. w. Brown,
SMITH STREET.
LELAND STREET.
Cassius Pike, Henry E. Fitz,
Geo. A. Hall A. NJ. Austin,
c. H. Symonds, Edward Jones,
j. M. Bennett, Henry Chandler.
RICHARDSON STREET.
Fred Jones, ARENAS Richardson.
BEST STREET.
William Spear.
LEONARD STREET.
Thomas Malone.
STEVENS PLAINS AVENUE.
Martin w. Best. M. E. Moore.
j. H. Johnson, Mrs. Sawyer.
Henry Ilsley, JOS H. Hutchins,
D. W. Hoegg.
SMITH sTREEv.
Neal Van Horne, Rev. Gowen G. Wilson.
PLEASANT STREET.
Joseph Colesworthy, T. Frank Jones,
Ira Locke, B. M. Eastman,
w. P, Aver Rev. HI. Hewitt,
DR.. F. b. Coleman, Mrs. Elwell,
Mr.. Needham, =. ID. Clough,
J. Il. SpdTTOW, MID. lIdihiois
Albion Chapman, Mrs. HusSey,
T. H. Clark Chas. Il. Woodbury.,
Otis Brown, George Sylvester,
Rev E. P. Wilson, c. A. Woodbury.,
F, F. Hitchinga, G. A. Weston,
j. N. Read,
BROWN STREET.
SOUTH STREET.
A. Fireman Berry.
SAUNDERS STREET.
Luther Bradford, \ Geo. Smith,
VIM. Elwell,
NEvENs STREET.
j. H. Coleman, F. E. Hamblen,
w. H. Motley B. L. Parkman.
Chas Jordan, I'll. III. NevenS,
FRANKLIN STREET.
Capt. Benjamin Lewis. VIM. FL. Scott,
L. G. Eldridge,
HIGH STREET
John Mcclellan, Edward A. Newman
MECHANIC STREET.
John Card, Leroy Jack,
Fred Whyley, Elbridge Matthew,
b. A. Hall, III, j. Allen,
Mr., Knight.
DEERING STREET.
G. Ratkleff, J, W. Clapp,
VIM. E. Morris, A. r. Huston,
LINCOLN STREET.
F. E. Caaigdon, Chas. Pierce,
John A. Adams, Charlesr Eoss,
Fred Thompson, Gardner Walker,
William Reed Allen l.. Bangs,
Chas. York.
PERKINS STREET.
Albion F. johnson, Mrs. Lamson.
CHESTNUT STREET.
C. B. Dalton, Fred E. Wheeler,
Fred HOOPER Geo. T.. Scott,
Mrs. James T. Adams, John 7. Small.
PEARL STREET.
I. L. Elder. Fred V. Matthew.
Frank b. Moody, Nathaniel Rand, Dem.
PEARL STREET.
P. j. Holmes. Dem. Rev. Samuel Watson,
A. q. Stlrtevant, DR.. Foster
B. Frank Moody, Capt. John P. Tenney.
M. b. Coolidge, Harry Harmon.
ARLINGTON STREET.
Warren Sparrow
Several Democratic houses were lighted
UP, including that Of Col. John M.
Adams. A considerable portion of the
non-partisan juvenile element, led by
Master John Adams, Jr., made the
heavens magnificent with fire rites.
Several Republicans ladies with Demo
cratic husbands Illuminated with
especial success.
Among the most deliberately illumin-
ated houses were those pf NJ. E. Moore
and Jos. Hutchins at Deering Centre,
Messrs. Van Horne and Wilson on South
street, T. Frank Jones, W. P. Aver, Mrs.
Harmon and Messrs. Wilson and Wood
bury on Pleasant; Messrs. Hamblen,
Parkman and Nevens on Nevens street;
Capt. Lewis and VIM. Fl. Scott on Spring
street; G. Rackliff on Deering street;
Messrs. Congdon, Pierce, Foss, Thomp-
son, Walker and Reed, on Lincoln street:
A. F. johnson on Perkins street, and
Messrs. Elder, Matthews, Moody and
Harmon on Pearl street; and Messrs.
Dalton, Wheeler, Hooker, Scott and
Adams on Chestnut street.
The line of march terminated at Wood
fords Corner, where Mr.. A. F. Berry had
the flag ready for unfurling. Cheers
were given heartily when it swung to the
breeze.
Then few brief remarks were made
by G.. A. Woodbury., ESQ.,, candidate fol-
the legislature, after which the procession
marched to the Republican headquar-
tiers, where coffee, bread and cheese were
served.
The Harrison Guards, the drum corps,
the Tippecanoes and Reed Cadets turned
out with full ranks and made fine APP
pearanee.
The Schools Will Open Next Monday.
The Deering schools are to begin next
Monday with the exception of those
buildings where ward rooms are located,
viz: the Ocean street Grammar School,
Lunt's Corner primary at Deering Cen
tire, and primary at Morrills. The Gram
mar and Intermediate schools at Nor
rilrs will begin as usual
A new grade has been established at
Lunt's Corner, and Miss Adelaide P.
Stockwell, who has successfully taught
at Oakdale for the last four years, has
been assigned to the new position. Miss
Nellie C. Mooers, teacher of successful
experience in the schools at Portsmouth
On. H. is to be principal of the Oakdale
school. Another assistant teacher is tc
be employed in the high school, Miss
Carrie Elder, of Deering, lately connected
with the Pennington High School. Miss
Avis -Glidden is to take charge of the