The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-29
BUSINESS MEN DINE.
Portland Board of Trade Entertain
State Delegates.

MIR. Il. @. SWEET Displays the Glories of
Maine With a straightforward Inter-
esting and Representative Occasion.
The banquet at the Preble house,
which the Portland Board of Trade ten
dered to the delegates of the State Board
last evening, was largely attended
and delightful occasion. 1t was fine,
representative gathering OF Maine basi-
ness men, and fitting close to the inter
esting and instructive session of the af-
ternoon. President Henry Lord of Ban
gor, presided. Governor Cleayes sat at
his right and President E. B. Winslow of
tine Portland Board at his left. Those
present were: E. B. Winslow, Henry
Lord, Henry B. Cleaves, Geo. S. Hunt,
W. Stetson, J. l.. Crosby. Chas. S. Pearl,
ISAIAH K. Stetson, M. C. Foster, Seth L.
Larrabee, Fred E. Richards, John S.
Jenness, f. E. Boothby. C.W.T. Cooling.
Geo. " York, ". H.Gay. Henry f. Mer-
rill, w. Lombard, John W. Perkins,
AS. Kinds. James W. Parker, W. L..
Blake, CT. Barker, Henry S. Trickey,
Charles Walker, Isaac Phillips, A.. A.
Fengar, W. H BroWDson, r. A. Bachelor,
Lyman H. Nelson, Charles I. Peters, AL
bino Blackstone, George Smith, Holman
D. Waldron, John Calvin Stevens, Chas.
e. B. King, Joseph L. Adams, Sylvanus
Bourne, James W. Parker, John S. Con-
ley, Edward I. Hall, j. Waterman, Eff.
Kelley, Bath, Fritz III. Jordan, Prentiss
Loring, Edward c. Reyolds, i. Leigh
ton, Elias Thomas, Jr., VIM. H. Scott,
l.. W. Tibbetts, A. Whitney, u. W. Conley,
~. Philbrook, C.G. Allen, S. W. Hersey,
Wilbur F Goodrich, Carroll A. Leavitt,
George w. Norton, Geo. E. Mcgowan.
Chas F. Tobie W. H. Roberts. Jr., Chas.
E. Rolfe, Geo. d. Knight. X.John Little,
Geo. C. SHAW, j. W. Tabor, Henry P. Cox,
F. o. Bailey, Chas. II Chase, Geo. c. Ow-
en-, I'M. Lawrence, N. Rich, Asher G..
Kinds, A. L. L. Cummings, I. A. Burke,
| A. W. Smith, A. J. York, James Keazer,
&c. White, W. Merrill, W. r Anthoine,
c. R. Cressey. L. W. Osgood, Melvin Ham,
blet, Oscar R. Wish. A. D. Barker of Lew
iton, IN. Penley of Auburn, G. e. Oak
of Augusta, Charles A. Ross, j. C. Libby,
f. B. Milliken, E. M. Blanding, J.F Gar
rity of Bangor, d.. Callahan OF Lewis
| ton, Samuel A. True, A. H. Berry. Oliver
Hay, Horatio Clark, David I. Rines, E..
H. Nickerson, O. P. Greene of Saco, E. G..
Stevens Zenas Thompson, J.E. Fl. Town
send, Charles S. Ham of Lewiston, Dav-
| id A. Calhoun, B. M. Edwards, A. j. Rich,
| B. W. Jones, Stephen johnson. N. E. Red
| Ion, ". S. Bailey, James E. Wengren, Carl
f A. Weber, Wilson Sprague, Arthur P.
| Howard, e. F.. Thompson, We. Youland,
| S. F. Shaw of Biddefor1, 6 e. Houghron,
| G. w. Skillings, Martin Blaisdell, Hor-
ace Purinton, North NJ. West, B. E. Tartre
Eof Biddeford. Charles Henry Chase,
! John F. Proctor, LA. Goudy, Fred e..
Allau, Oh. Randall, John Terrence, Jr.,
L.O. Short, H. S. Osaood, Albion Little,
George G. Frye. A. ID. Sullivan, TIA. JOS
selyn, T. d. Woodman, Kimball East
man, W. W. Mason, A. W. McCausland, G..
H. HART /, ton. W. C.Atkins, DIV. Ken
sell, A B Hall, E. r. Norton, George Ire
fethen, j. r. Eustis Rumford Falls, G..
>. il lCH ~ II u "A uSuStd,o- r.. I1iGuuu
J. H. Flanagan, M. G. Rich, Llewellyn
Barton, E. E. Heck bert, &c. Johnston,
L. H Gerrish, George S. Woodman of Au-
| burn, P.S. Nickerson, DE-. Nash, DR..
E.E. Holt, H. G. Peabody, Fred N. Dow,
AS. Bangs, J.W. Deering, E. c. SWEET,
j. P. Baxter, J.F. Goldthwaite. Gorham
N. Weymouth, Charles S. Fobes.
After cigars had been lighted, Presi-
dent Winslow of the Portland Board. ex-
tended to all the guests a cordial greet.
ing. The Portland Board OF Trade al.
| ways finds pleasure in entertaining the
State Board.
Charles S. Fobes, Esq.,, was then pre-
sented to preside. Mr.. Fobes, who was
received with applause, said he did not
intend to make any extended remarks.
! He then introduced Governor Cleaves.
| Mr.. Cleaves received an ovation as he
| arose. He said that the Governor and
| legislature had adjourned Qaughter) and
the state was safe. more laughter). A
good part of the legislature had gone to