The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

w. A. Robinson, Margaret l.. Wilson,
Willis Thompson, e. t. Bowers, MRS. M.
ID. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jordan,
Percy l.. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Heseltine, R. j. Tanner, A. NJ Robin
son. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wiley, Miss
Mae E. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Bagfsy, Paul Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Files. James H. Files, E. W. Stevens,
and wife, Frod w. varney, Miss Mildred
A. Varney, Mrs. Naomi L. Berry, Chas.
G. Berry, DR.. and Mrs. III. L. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Penney, John W.
Perkins, DR.. j. F. True, Edward G..
True, j. Rawson True, Joseph G. Hagar.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Il. j. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Fogg, Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Lermond.
Bion r. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Hay, Henry H. Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Hodsdon, Miss Alice Pride, Fred e.
Miller, W. B. Harrington and wife, DR..
B. L. Noyes, G. A. Parcher, Miss
Twitchell, Miss Sturgis, G, Hayden
Sturgis, A. z. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter I. Drew, Master p. A. Drew, r.
d. Slower. Alfred Sturgis, d. II.
Mudgett, E. S. Everett, W. S. Perks, H.
B. Pennell, Enoch Perkins, MISS Pauline
Deve-aux, H. p. Skillen, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Cook, S. l.. White and wife. Miss
Effie n. Kernpton, c. e. Kempton Miss
Lizzie j. Hall, Alfred b. Hutchinson,
William 81. Dunn, H P. Fowler, e. H.
Butler, Margaret T. Ryan, James A.
Donovan, Margaret Thompson, Frank j.
Holland, Charles B. Woodman, Mrs.
Clyde Woodman, Mr.. and Mrs. H &.
Starr, R. G. Hall, e. H. Gerrish, Haley
P. Thompson, Arthur Tetreault, Seth f.
Clark, j. f. Young, Fl. Hoynton. James
L. State, Frank r. Partridge, Geo. W.
Dow, Edward W. Murphy, Jan es A.
Broe, P. J. Cuddyer, W. H. Wood, Fred
L. Merrill, +. P. Stone, Carrie E. Stone,
George K. Elder, W. H. Norton, Me-
nander bennett, W. H. Hatch. Mr. and
Mrs M. p Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Leighton, Mr.. ami Mrs. t. K. Buck, G.
A. simmons, George Il. Sargent, Frank
". Kinsman, Ernest c. Warren, G. Nj.
Follansbee, j. c, Scates, n. G. Earl, G.
Il. Moor, D.. r. SWEET, J. L. Burns, G.
Il. Phinney, John G. Small, Jr., j. +.
Mckenzie. j. P. Johnston, G. A.
Towles Cecil Clay, John Williams on, W.
II. Hobbs, Edward L. Foss, Fred A.
Turner, Charles j. Perkins, ". P. Nc
Donnald, William W. Foss.
During the banquet the pand stationed
itself near the dining hall and rendered
most pleasingly the following programme:
March-Stars and Stripes, Sousa
Observation-Disclosures Lustspiel,
Keller Bella
American Patrol. Meacham
Medley-Cluster of Peaches, Buyer
Characteristic Piece-On Tiptoe, Hosmer
Medley of National Airs-Amerioa,
Moses
The banquet over the following papers
were read:
The EARLY History of Chemistry-E. T.
Bowers, Phi. G. of Lewiston.
Is the Druggist of today employing to
the best advantage his pharmaceutical
knowledge and training?--S. r. Crabtree
Progression Phar macy-R. Z. Tanner
of Meridian, Conn.
10 what extent sho uld druggists do
their own manufacturing-Er .JoFdan,
Phi. G.. of Auburn.
Best modes of advertising a drug store
IS. r. Crabtree of Island Falls, read by
Mr.. Everett.
Lord of Calais.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: 'rf ~
President--W. A. Robinson, Auburn
First Vice Presidential. M. Robin
son, Bangor.
Second Vice President-George A. Par
cher, Ellsworth.
Third Vice resident-Herschell Boyn-
ton, BiddefOrd
Secretary-M L. Porter, Danforth.
Local Secretary-C. A. Fowler, Bangor.
Treasurer-W. 1. Drew, Portland.
Legislative Committee-F. r. Partridge,
D. ". Heseltine, G. B. Woodman, W. S.
Perks, G. K. KemptOn.
Executive Committee-J. G. Scales.
Alfred Seates, Alfred Sturgis, Fred G.
Miller, Bion r. Lane, ]. f. Young,
Caldwell Sweet.
A sense of the meeting was taken in re-
gard to the place of holding the next
meeting and the executive committee was
urged to name Kineo, Maine.
Nothing was overlooked by the enter
tainment committee and on the portioo
during the entire day. cool root beer was
on draught, through the kindness of
Messrs Simmons & Hammond, while in
and cigars were at the call of everybody.
On all sides words Of the warm est praise
were said for those in charge and the
ninth annual meeting Of the association
will long be renemn ered as one of the
most successful ever held, partaking in
its nature of veritable social function
while the papers which were read were
we'll considered and thoughtful embody
ing strong views and sound advice.
The prizes for original papers, aggre-
eating fifty dollars, were awarded as fol-
lows: First prize, S. R. Crabtree of
Island Falls; second prize, e. P. Bowers,
Phi G. of Lewiston; third prize, Percy
Lord OF Calais; fourth prize, N. E. Earl
Of Portland.
The two special prizes were awarded to
S. r.. Crabtree and Ern sst Jordan, Phi.
g., of Auburn.
FESTIVAL CHORUS REHEARSAL.
All memb ers of the Haydn or Maine
Festival choruses that are expecting to
sing at the great festival to DC held in