The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-20
THIRD CORPS REUNION.
The List of Subscribers to the Entertain
ments.

| The arrangements for the entertain
ment of the Third Army Corps in this
city on Wednesday and Thursday next
are fast approaching completion. and
everything indicates large gathering of
the veterans of that famous organization,
| including a number of distinguished anu
| commanding general officers. The list of
| subscribers at the present time is givon
| below, but many of our citizens who
have not as yet been reached will have
an opportunity to add their names with
in the next few days and the additional
names will be published later. The
subscribers are each entitled to take a
lady to the excursion shore dinner and
the banquet. This liz the list: Henry
Il. Oleayes, l.. Nd. Cousens, J.P. Baxter,
+. A. Strout, e. B. Winslow, Cook,
Everett q Pennell, Georges p. Wescott,
Bolster, Snow & Co.. Frederick Robbie,
z. K. Milliken, J. ". Deering, VIM. g.
Davis, Fred E. Richards, A. II. Berry
Shoe Co., Edward M. Rand B. B.
farnsworth. A. W. Bradbury, J. E.
Burnham, VIM. Henry Clifford, P B.
Burnham, Albion Little, Josiah Burn
ham, H. IS. Meloher, W. L. Blake & Co.
7Chas. j. Chapman, Il. Tomlison, Bur-
CESS. Bobes & Co., J. H. Hamlon & Son,
frltz ID. Jordan, VIM N. Davis, John
W. Perkins & Go, John r. Warren,
Ryan & Kelsey, H. NJ. Payson g. Go.
W. h. Anderson, Harry Butler, A. r.
Wright, Henry St. John Smith, NJ. P.
sfpqtlss Harry P. Cox, Ammi Whitney,
Josiah Fl. Drummond, Henry @.
Peabody, Seth L. Larrabee, William h.
Looney, Weston +. Milliken, Francis
Fesseuden, H. R. Millett, F. o. Bailey
& Co., W. <. Dana, C. H. Boyd, S. 7.
Pullen, 3. Cushing, E. B. Dennison, H.
y. Farnham, Dow & Pinkham. Randall
& McAllister, J. W. Fitzpatrick, E. W.
Conley, James S. Jordan, Daniel B.
Emery, Jr., George F. French, VIM. W.
Brown, Leonard o. Short, L. 81.
Goudy, N. s. Osgood, A. g. Rollins,
George E. West. Zines Brothers Co., d.
w. Kenssll. T. II. Fassett, John Mar
shall Brown. Genrgs G. Frye, VIM. Fl.
Moulton, Woodbury. & Moulton, George
=. Duncan, II. =. MoAllister, B. C.
Stone, Edward Woodman, VIM. NJ.
Marks, A. S. Kinds, Charles Sumner
Cook, f. .. Conant. G. H. Randall,
Joseph A. Locke, George H. Libby,
James e. Greensmith.
Gen. Miles, commander -chief of the
army, Mrs. Miles and party will arrive
in Portland on special train, kindly
rendered by the Boston and Maine road,
at noon Wednesday next.
Gems Sickles, Tremaine and other dis
tinguished officers will reach here by
New York boat Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock.
Prominent officers from Massachusetts,
will get here Wednesday morning coming
by boat from Boston, among them
Adjutant Gen. Dalton of Massachusetts,.
The sail down the harbor will take
place at 10 o. N. Thursday, the steamer
going down the bay and touching at one
of the islands where the shore lunch will
be served, and returning at 4 O'Clock. AT
5. 80 D. m. there will be public reception
at the Falmouth hotel given to those oiti-
zens who would like to meet Gen. and
Mrs. Miles and the other distinguished
men and their ladies. The banquet will
be served in the evening. The local COM
mittee having the reunion in charge is
composed of Col. Edward Moore, chair
man, 80 Exchange street, Portland, Me-;
John o. Rice, secretary; Adjt. Charles
W. Roberts, treasurer; Gen. Geo. W.
West, Gen. Charles p. Mattocks, Maj.
W. II. Green, Sergt. @. W. Richardson,
Sergt. Henry S. Trickey, Geo. o. D.
Soule, Maj H. IA. Shaw and Capt. Geo.
w. Verrill.
AT the regular meeting of Bosworth
Post last evening 1t was voted to turn
out in body and receive AID aoS us
escort for Gen. Siokles and other listin-
guished guests to arrive on the New
York boat next Wednesday evening. ri