The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-09

port; A. G. Nickerson, Bangor; Freeland
H. Oaks, Nellie c. Oaks. Saco; Fannie
g. Cobb, William L. Cobb, Deering; Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Wiley, Bethel; DR.. M.
L. Porter, Danforth; s. L. White, Carl
bou; H. C. Holmes, Phi. g., Fort Fair
field; George E. Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. W. Cushing, Skowhegan; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G.. Leighton, A. H. Snow, j.
f. True, Frank W. Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. A. Simmons, S. s. Lightbody,
G. H. Freeman, Presque Islei Mr..
and Mrs. HI. f. Libby, Plttsheld
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Cole, boxcroft:
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Norton, Portland;
DeEtte Cromwell, NJ. D., Westboro,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Dorr,
Waterville; Edgar L. Patch; Henry Can
ming, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy l..
Lord, Calais; Frank R. Partridge,
Augusta; Henry S. Murchee, Calais; b.
S. Everett, W. A. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Hay, Edith G. Trickey, Mr..
and Mrs. H. d. Pike, Calais; W. ID.
Hobbs, J. L. Beevus, G. G. Files, A. y.
Gates. W. H. Wood. Springvale; w. P.
Mcdonald, Portland; d. H. Moody,
Boothbay Harbor; N. G. Earl, Bangor;
John W. Burrill, Auburn; VIM. S. Owen,
Milo; r. Thomas Tanner, New York; 5.
Aiken Cook, Portland; Mary Woodbury.
St. Claire, New Jersey; Charles Cook, 9.
B. Cook, Portland; A. M. Soule, PRESS;
W. G. Jefferds, Argus H. N. Long. j. q
Scates, Westbrook; Frank W. Kinsman
Fred A. Turner, B. A. Perkins, Charles
j. Perkins, E. E. Bickford, B. W.
Stevens, Wainwright Cushing, Charles O.
Morton, Philip P. P. Drew, Walter L
Drew, James A. Broe, G. A. Richards
Waldoboro; H. W. STUART, Calais; Martin
Duggan, Boston; John j. Dooley, Port.
land; Fred W. Moves, Gorham, N. H.
Albert Benjamin, Jr., Portland; Charles
e. McIninch, Calais; W. B. Harrington
Winter Harbor: M. Allen, Boston; f. P
Stone, Norway; T. j.. Stevens, Auburn
George L. Fogg, D. B. Myshrall
Florence Cook, H. B. Pennell, Portland
NJ R. Cory, New York; DR.. Geo. M
Bahan, Louisville, KY; George K. Elder,
Lewiston; F. W. Varney, Boston; A. M.
Robinson, Jr, Bangor; Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Mudgett, Dexter; E. T Bowers
and Mrs. Abbie Bowers, Lewiston
Margaret Lowery, Portland; F. e. john
son and wife, Brunswick; Hattie A.
Scales and John Scales, Guilford; E. S.
Thayer, H. B. Thayer and Lura Thayer,
Presque Isle; Stella Walker, Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Jones, Oxford
Bion R. Lane, Seth f. Clark, Charles
M. Follansbee, j. W. Butler, F. E.
Pickett, D. j. O'Brion, Portland; H. E
Bowditch, Augusta; Julius Forester
Maiden, Mass; Charles l.. Dakin, Ban
gor; 7. S. Chandler, Boston; F. A.
Parker, Rockland; r. Fl. Jordan, Port
land; L. B. SWEET, Bath; John Coughlin
Augusta.
Z After dinner the gentlemen of the party
proceeded to the ball grounds where 6
game of ball was announced as the event
of the afternoon. The following was tht
make up of the mines, one being composed
of wholesale and retail druggists and thu
opposing team of druggists travelling
men. Druggists: Pickett, pitcher; Nc
Donough, catcher; O'Brien, first base
Pennell, second base; Richards, third
base; Butler, short stop; SWEET, righ1
field Parker, centre field; Dooley, lef
field. Travellers: Noyes, pitcher; Tan
mar, catcher; Benjamin, first base; White
second base; Foster, third base; Light
body, short stop; Sturges, right field
Duncan, centre field; Varney, left field.
Mr.. W. H. Hobbs of Cook, Everett and
PennelIs acted as umpire and hi
decisions were always just, and h
showed great knowledge of tn
rules of the national game. The feat
ures Of the game was in the superb coach
ing work done by Mr.. Benjamin. Afte
an exciting game marked with brillian
fielding and heavy batting, the game re
suited in favor of the drug dealers by /,
score of Is to II. A very pretty souveni
badge was won by each of the party.
Cigars were freely used during the day
these being donation from the wholesal
druggists of Portland. The party re
turned to the city on the six O'Clock boa
well pleased with their successful day
outing.