The National tribune., 1882-11-09
T. E. BROWN,
Adjutant General.
HEADERS DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, G.. A. R.,
ASST ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
BANGOR Ort n 1890

I1EADQ RS DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, CT. A. H.
ASST ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
BANGOR, Oct. 81, 1882.
General Order, No. u
l. The annual inspection of Posts of this De-
partment will take place as soon as practicable
after the receipt of this order, and must be
completed by December 1st. Posts so to SO in
elusive, having been organized recently, will
be inspected IN January, at the annual muster.
ii. 1t is desirable that the expense of inspec-
ton may be made as small as possible. The
necessary travelling expenses of inspecting
officers will be paid by the Department. bat
the several Posts will be expected to provide
tlon IS to secure uniformity in the work of the
Order, and to see that the records are properly
kept, and that all the ceremonies are performed
as laid down in the Ritual. The inspection
will he thorough, and all reports of inspection
will be promptly forwarded direct to Comrade
L. VI. Shaw, Department Inspector, Lisbon, Ne.
The proper blanks form H will at once be
mailed to the comrades acting as assistant in
spectors. The following comrades are desig-
mated as assistant inspectors and assigned to
duty, as follows:
Department Commander \. B. Farnham,
Post 30, Searsport. Chaplain r. L. Howard,
Posts 3, Dexter; -, st. Adams; 50, Corinna.
Medical Director f. 4. Thompson, Post 81,
Milo. Assistant Adiutant General John F.
Foster, Posts 1, Pembroke; ID, Machias; 81,
Calais; 40, Eastport; 40, Danforth; 80 Cherry
field. Asst Q. NJ. General Edward Jordan Post
As, Bluchil.
Inspector E. NJ Shaw, Posts 2, Portland; 8,
Mechanics Fails; !, Bath; 6, Gardiner; :,
Lewiston; 9, Kennebunk; TO- Lisbon; y,
Bangor; Is, Augusta; II, Waterville; Is,
ROckland; Il, North Turner; IS East Wilton;
20, IalloweIl; 81, Winthrop and WAYNE; %,
Brunswick; p, Pennington; rs, BOwdOinham;
p, BrdgtOn; %, Biddeford; %. Wells; IS,
Saco, IS, LivCrmOre Falls; 80, ThOmastOn;
AZ, Richmond; AZ, Auburn; As, Togus; "a,
Norway.
Council of Administration, r. Y. Crockett,
Post 80, New Castle
Representative to National Encampment,
Samuel W. Lane, Post 49, North VassaIboro;
80, Unity.
Aide de-camp on staff of COMMANDMENTS
chief b. Williams, Post Is, Vimal Haven.
Aides-d e-camp-A c. Myrick Post II. Pitts
field; William Wiley, Post p. North White
field; 5G, South Gardiner; William Il. Clayton
Post 10, Kcnduskcag; s. d. Millet, Post D.
Dover and Foxcroft: Charles Baker. Post A
Liberty; Z. \. II. Stackpoe, Post 81, Etna
c. Bigelow, Post H. Harmony; J. W BlaCt
Post II, Belfast Z. l. Merrill Post IS, South
NorrdgewOcl; r. X. Gately, Post 81, South
Windham; Jesse Barber, Post 3, Monroe; r.
y. Trip, Post 3d. BuckspOrt; 30, Ellsworth
George ". Weber, jr., Post 81, Sherman Mills.
III. The following Posts have been organ
lied since the issuesf General Order No. s:
Fitzpatrick Post, No. g. Fort Fairfield, Oct.
10. Henry o. Perry, Commander; -, Adj
jutant; James J. Gray, Quartermaster. Night
of meeting, every Tuesday evening
4. II. Story Post, No. 90, Washburn, Oct 90
William IL. Luce, Commander; w. n G. Place.
Adjutant; James Nutting, Quartermaster.
Night of meeting every Friday evening
George 5. Cobb Post, No. 90, Camden, Oct
Tn,u TDb;D -
Cleveland, Adjutant; George Z. Barns Quar-
tcrmaster. Night Of meeting, every Thursday
evening.
". The following reflections have been
made, viz.
Hermon J. Dill, private Co. F, Eleventh
Maine infantry, by Post = Lewiston William
Willett, jr., private L. s. Navy, by Post II,
Auburn; Joseph L. Young, private Co. c,
Eleventh Maine infantry, by Post 81, Sherman
Mills; Daniel f. WoOdman, sergeant Co. X,
Twenty-tirst Maine infantry, by Post IS, South
NorridgewOck
Y. The following omissions and changes in
the Roster are announced. viz:
Post %, Biddeford, +. ". GuptiIl Com
mander vice J. J. TraynOr, resigned James
o. Benson, Quartermaster, vice L. G.. Herrick
resigned.
Post 81, Etna, w. +. Locke Commander, in
place of II. Hutchings, jr., (error in Roster.
Post %. Bucksport. time of meeting changed
from Friday to Thursday
Post -, Ellsworth time of meeting changed
from every Monday to first and third Monday
of each month.
Post 90, Dixmont, time of meeting changed
from Thursday to Wednesday.
VI. All Posts having old Rituals on hand are
directed to return them to these headquarters.
in order that they may be destroyed.
VII Inspectors should give 4 reasonable no.
tice to Posts Of their intended visits. When
necessary. on notification from inspectors Post
Commanders VIII call special meetings. 1t is
expected that inspectors Will report in full the
amounts expended by relief committees of the
several Posts specifying the amount expended
for each quarter.
By command of
AUGUSTUS y. FARNUAM,
Dept. Commander.
JOHN F. FOSTER