The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-25
sunion will be held at Mere Point, Bruins

reunion will be held at Mere Point, Bruins
wick.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
At the meeting of the regiment the follow
ing were elected:
President-Maj. G.. A Hastings.
Vice observation-disclosures. Horatio Hight and
Horatio N. Jose
Secretary-George. E. Andrews.
Treasurer-Geerge H. Libby.
Executive Committee Col. e. Ilsloy, Ssrgt
A. NJ. True. Capt. j. NJ. Thompson, @. Fl.
Buzzell, j. L Jenness, Sergt. L. j. Libby,
Capt. III. N Bolster.
The next reunion will be held subject to the
call Of the executive committee.
9th AND BOTH REGIMENTS.
These two regiments are united in their asso
citation. The following officers were elected:
President-Gen. Francis Fessendsn, Of Port
land.
Vice President-Col. Thomas Hubbard, of
New York city.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. H. Abbott, of
Portland.
Executive Committee-Capt. w. Sawyer Of
Portland, Capt. Boynton of Bangor, Sergeant
b. +. Beals Of Auburn.
co. A, THIRTIETn REGIMENT.
This company has an association of Its own.
1t has large number Of members aud they
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the following officers yesterday:
President-Major H. E. Haskell. of Turner.
Vice President-Lieut. f. E. Dwinal, Of Me-
chanic Falls.
Secretary and Treasurer-E. F. Ross, Of Me-
chanic Falls.
Executive Committee-Alvin Leighton and
Sergeant B. f. Beals of Auburn, Clifton Chap
man Of Oxford.
NINETEENTH sREGIMxNT.
This cd 10 hold bay-
union at Watervile in August, 1882. The
following list OF officers were elected:
President-W. Fl. Emery. os Fairfield
Vice Presidents-P. P. Getchell and T. Fl.
Kimball, of Lewiston.
Secretary-Cyrus Adams, OF Bowdoinham.
CHAPLAIN. d. Emerson, of Madison.
Surgeon-Dr. B. f. Sturgis, Of Auburn.
Orator-Capt. K. A. Burpee, OF Rockland.
Historian-L. Chamberlin, OF Dover. N. II.
Executive Commi tee-Gen. +. f. Heath,
Perham Head, o. f. Mayo, George Osborne,
OF Waterville; G. Tarbell, of Benton: Geo.
Cotton, of Fairfield; Henry Sewsll, of Au-
gusta.
The association admitted as honorary men,
bers VIM. 81. Given, of the 18th Massachusetts,
Infantry; Capt. E. o. Fisher. of the 43d Mas
sachusetts and 80 United States colored troops,
and Robert Warren, Of the 18th NJ. s. Infan-
try-all Bowdoinham boys. A committee was
appointed to draft q series of resolutions re-
garding the death of their late comrade, Lieut..
d. P. Dolloft, of Boothbay. Fifty men of the
regiment were reported present.
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The following officers were elected BY the
regiment:
President-Capt. A. s. Bumpus, Wilton.
Vice Presidents-Capt. Q. Knapp, North
Pnrfland. anf p Ila
ton; W. R. Pinkham, West Waterville.
Secretary and Treasurer-Capt. B. F.
Strickland. Portland.
Chaplain-J. W. Treadwell, Kennebunk
Depot.
Quartermaster-J. Libby North Turner.
Surgeon--H G White, Somerville, Mass.
Executive Committee for Association-W
r. Pinkham, West Waterville
Executive Commttee-Leut. s. G Shurt-
left, Lvermore: Lieut.. III. b. Sawyer Au-
burn; s. E. Smith. Kennebunk.
There are 1903 members of the regiment on
the grounds. L. W. Metcalf of the regiment.
now in Kansas sent his greetings by letter and
it was read at the meeting.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
Officers of the regiment were elected as fol-
lows:
President-Dr. s c. Gordon. Portland.
Vice Presdenf-Dr. j. NJ. Bates, Yarmouth.
Secretary and Treasurer-Lieut. w. II. Sar-
gent Portland.
Executive Committee-B. G. Anderson, Co.
A.; Ellis T. Hinds Co. B j. s. p Ham, Co.
O.; E. W. Tobey, Co. D.; W. r. Gibbin. Co.
E.; 81. S. Thrasher, Co F.; @. A. Anderson,
Co. G.; W. 81: Mccain. Go. H.; I. Randall,
Co. l.; j. W. Lord, Co. K.
The association voted unanimously to hold
their next reunion at Maranocook the second
Tuesday in September, 1882.