Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

and Thomas Leigh, Jr.
In the third carriage were B. A.
Parrott, Lendall Titcomb. c. w. Jones,
w. G. Boothby and Kennebec Jour-
nal representative.
In the fourth carriage were Judge
Dudley.
On Stilkey's big blackboard were
Judge W. c. Philbrook of Waterville.
Smith s. Randall, A. w. Brooks. ]. r.
Gould and l.. A. Dyer.
The Illumination.
The illuminations along the line of
march included a majority. of the res
licences and We're varied and beautiful.
Nearly everyone appeared to have put
forth special eXertions to contribute to
the success of the occasion. Fire
works were set off at large number
of residences along the route and the
whole city was blaze of skyrockets.
In the hurry of the occasion, it was
an almost impossible task to secure a
complete list of all the many houses
that We're beautifully decorated with
candles and Chinese lanterns and
ablaze with interior lights and the
large number that contributed fire.
works to the beauty and interest of
the occasion. The following list is as
complete as the Journal man could
make it under the existing conditions:
John T.. Frain, Martin Welch. Gov.
knoWlton, Judge Andrews, ii. $. Blais-
dell,J. II. Townsend, Rev. J. s. William
son, Mrs. III. II. Hill, Edward f. My
rick, Hollis Randall, DR.. c. T.. Brick
EFT. G. A. Cony, the Misses LIE Prohon.
Johnson, Mrs. Sawyer. j. f. Redman
Lithgow library, Dr. j. f. Tuell, Mr.
!Searles, Trcby johnson, st. Marks
Home, O. u. Baker, G. s. Hichborn,
Mrs. Thos. Lambard, Mayor Choate, ii.
NJ. Heath, G. a. Robertson. +. G. Fogg.
f. II. Jones S. l.. Huntington. Seth c.
Whitehouse Mrs. Edward Mason, A..
w. Snyder, Chandler Webber. W.
II. Davis. George Il. keene
Mrs. Sinclair Cushnoc Engine house.
Daniel Bush. Winfield Brown, Judge
II. w. True. Judge O. G. Hall. w. G.
Boothby. w. II. Gannett, Mrs. Edward
Hamlen, H. II. Hopkins. Mrs. Taught
George Eamlen, VIM. Neal, F. j. c.
Little, J. II. Parsons, J. +. Bean, Rev
c. n. Hayden. Prof. A. Fl. Brainard, E.
+. Parrott A. d. Weeks, p. Q. Vickery
DR.. d. T. Bolster. +. c. Dudley, A. F.
Parrot, w. II. Fisher, F. S. Lyman,
W. =. Whitehouse. DR.. ]. w. North.
Nickery & Hills publishing house, e
f. Davis. Erskine Grocery Co. A. l..
Dutton. Miss II. II. Holmes, f. r. Part
ridge, DR.. j. F. Hill, Sheriff Norton. C. |
o. Tibbetts. Mrs. Mary l.. Downs, Mrs !
Henry Fuller. Mrs J. W. Welch, Mrs. Geo !
Potter, B. L. Potter. Dr. w. s. Thomp-
son, j. M. Fogg, oscar Holway, r. f. :
Goodwin, A. w. Whitney, ]. !
Farwell, DR.. w. Scott Hill, |
f. Stone. c. Z. Sturtevant, l.. A. Dyer. !
A. w. Beane, a. d. Ward, W. H Reid, |
Rev. E. f. Newbert, Dr. Julian Will |
der. DR.. f. G. Briggs, A. b. Perkins, |
w. G. Fifield, Mrs. Joseph Hill, c. ]. |
House, Everett S. Small. Hiram Rock
wood, II. Pshon. Hiram Clark, ]. S. |
Hendee, H. f. Bowditch. Byron Boyd. |
Lewis A. Burleigh, G. A. Philbrook, |
Col! E. G. Harrington, Augusta House. |
Mrs. Cornela Newman, DR.. II. l.. /
Johnson, f. c. Burleigh. DR.. VIM. Nc
f. Messer, George w. Vickery, J. G. |
Kirkpatrick, Elias Milliken, Mrs. John
l.. Stevens, Charles A. Milliken, +.
Harrison, c. r. Penney, D. w. Webber,
Walter D. Stinson, A. NJ. Goddard, L.
l.. Cooper T. a. Cooper. 2. NJ. Fogler,
c. l.. Andrews, VIM. Robbins. A. u.
Russell, c. r. Whitten, Horace North,
c. X. Partridge, c. II. Mason, S. w.
Matthews, G. W. Wadleigh, Il. T..
Parkman, Mrs. f. f. Dunton, j. l..
Wood, l.. c. Cornish, Howard owen,
DR. w. Johnson, +. r. Noble, John
Parsons. George Wiltshire, f. ID. Hall.
Capt. N. w. Cole, J. j. Maher, c.. l..
Woodworth, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Berry,
O. ii. Groves, C. w. Weymouth, Pat
rick Sheehan, the Misses Morrill,, f. G.
Doe, c. F. Gannett. Thos. Huntington,
George Means, G.. T. Stevens, Mrs.
VIM. Wing. e. +. Elackman, j. L.
Fuller, Mrs. G. F. Wing, c. w. Jones,
Frank f. Smith, J. W. Beck, c. w.
Fletcher, IL. l.. Sherburne,
w. A. Martin, George Parks. Frank
Wellman, V. f. Trouant, j. w. Har-
low, d. p. knowlton. Mrs. c. II. Brick,
Furber Flynt A. w. Philbrook. II. +.
Smith, c. +. F.-Flynt. Gen. Boynton. S.