Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-06

Lieut.. 4. L. Nickerson, Swanville.
Lieut.. VIM. Clements, Swanville.
Lieut.. f. w. Ellis, Belfast.
Lieut.. Jason Gordon, Belfast.
Sergt. Benz. Croker, Lincolnvie.
Sergt. NJ. Il. Heal, Lincolnville.
Copl W. Patterson, Monroe.
Copl John c. Ford, Belfast.
Copl ". r. Hardy, Searsmont.
Cop1 VIM. Briggs, Monroe.
Musician +. l.. Mitchell, Liberty.
Private l.. d. Ciley Brooks.
Private Thomas f. Heal Belmont
Private j. r. Monroe, Thorndike.
Private G. Z. Morang, Lincolnyille.
Private Watson Curtis, Monroe.
Private Chas. Welman, Belmont.
Private Moses Larrabee, jackson.
PriyatcO. E. Roberts, Belfast.
COMPANY c.
Capt G. l.. Whitmore, Bowdoinham.
Capt Charles Z. Nash, Augusta
Lieut.. Albion Written, Pittsfeld.
Lieut.. VIM. II. Emery, Fairfield.
Lieut.. J. II. Pierce.
Lieut.. I. IL. Foss. Fairfield.
Sergt. Geo. Cotton, Fairfield.
Scrgt. Geo Osborn, Waterville.
Sergt. l.. II. Whtteker, Unity.
Private o. F. Mayo, Waterville.
Private n. P. Libbey, Unity.
Private r. r. Webb, Troy.
Corporal Richard Written, Pittsfeld.
sergt. K. A. Bolter, Belfast.
COMPANY D.
Col. W. II. Fogler, Belfast.
Capt. Ansel l.. White, Belfast.
Chas. A. Murch, Belfast.
Sergt. b. A. Hatch, Morrill,.
Sergt J. T. Frost, Belfast.
Private John w. Young, Belmont.
f. A. Wentworth, Orland.
A. W Robinson, Belfast.
l.. W Hotfses, No. Waldoboro
F. c. Brown.
J. NJ. Cromwell. East BowdoinLam.
Sergt. Levi Poor, Searsmont.
Private |. Pease, North Searsmont.
Colp'l E. Pail Belfast
Teamster f. X. Prescott
Private Emery Robbins, Belfast.
A. NJ. Sawyer. Portland.
Frank Wentworth, Waldo.
+. K. Thomas, Belfast.
G. l.. Hatch Morrill,
tlpheus Shaw. Belfast.
j.. ". Woodbury., Waldo.
90 j. W. White, Bangor.
W. W. liaItshorne, Morrill,.
II. H. Ilarshorne, Belfast.
% c. Cunningham, Waldo.
Corpl F. c. Wood Northport.
COMPANY E.
Capt. y. Smart Searsmont.
Cop'l John r. Atwood.
Sergt Joseph Edwards, Searsport
Sergt. George L. Merrill, Searsport
Sergt. Eugene Merrill, Deerng.
Private Jason Maddox, North Union.
Nelson Curtis, Monroe.
% f. b. Sheldon, Searsport.
Corpl Collins McCarty, Belfast.
Sergt. b. o. Sargent, Sesrsport
Private Amos West, Monroe.
" Pelcg Staples, Stockton.
GO James Z. Mason, Winterport.
90 Daniel A. Campbell, Wnterport
t. William A. Curtis, Stockton.
" Robert Morrow, Searsport.
" James S. Moore, Monroe.
Corpl Otis b. Patterson, Swanvlle.
Private Herbert I. Scribner, Searspoft.
6 d. l.. Strout, Belfast.
COMPANY F.
Lieut. F. H. Rich, Portland.
Lieut.. Frank Adams, Brunswick.
COMPANY G.
Capt. A. w. Lewis, West Waterville
COMPANY II.
Private /. d. White, Jackson.
" Jack Gaylord, Pishon's Ferry
COMPANY |.
Capt. f. A. Burpee, Rocklnnd.
Corp'l Daniel e. Lamb Camden.
COMPANY X.
Lieut.. b. p. Dollotf, Boothbay.
Private E. T. Mitchell. Bath.
Corpl Addison Sawyer, Bath.
1" f. w. SWEET, Arrowsic.
Private w. NJ. Porter, Oldtown.
4" c. w. Holmes, "
" d. w. Lombard, West Bath.
The routine business having been accomplished
he meeting adjourned to meet in the evening, tc
sten to the address of General Connor.
AT about o'clock, the members of the Regi
lent met according to adjournment. The Hal
'as tastefully decorated with flags; the familiar
econd Division Corps Badge-a white trofoil-
laced on flag on the platform, met the eyes Of
he comrades as they entered the hall. Large and
eautitul bouquets of flowers adorned the speak,
RS desk. The citizens and ladies OF Belfast, in
argc numbers, honored the occasion with then
resence,-suracted by the reputation of the gal
ant soldier who was to speak
Gen. Conner promptly appeared upon the plat
orm, and was warmly greeted. lie addressed the
omrades for about one hour in a very able, in.
truchve and pleasing manner He spoke briefly
f the war of the rebellion, and the proud part
AIKEN IN It by his former regiment, and then an
lounced that his topic for the evening would be
he war OF the Revolution. He proceeded to re-
ate In vivid and mastery manner the story o.
he war which made us nation. The address
hich was listened to with close attention, was
most vausble presentation of the facts and event.
# the Revolution, and will probably be printed il
lamphiet form by the comrades who listened to it
When the speaker closed, he was given three "olc
ashioned army cheers" which he acknowledged
" modest bow.
The proceedings at the hall being ended, tn,
comrades adjourned to the American House
where they partook of supper. at abort 10 o'clock
Ailer supper, long time was very pleasantly
pent IN making, and in listening to, remarks, sto
les, etc. Gen. Starbird gracefully presided, anc
us humor and ready wit contributed greatly tc
he mirthfnlness and pleasure OF the occasion.
Pleasant remarks were made by Col Hersey VIII,
vas an invited guest.
Letters were read by Col. Fogier, from Gen. A
s. webb, OF New York, former brigade com
nander, Lieut.. Col. Welch, DR.. b. F. Sturgis o