The Portland daily press., 1883-10-31
Sons OF veteran
pUuS Oh veterans
The following order has been issued by Col

The following order has been issued by Col
Libby:
General Orders, No. 1:
PORTLAND. Oct. 30, 1883.
Having been duly elected and commissioned
| Colonel of the Maine Division Sons of Veterans
hereby assume command of the same. with head
quarters at Portland, Maine.
II-For the information of this command. the fol.
lowing is the complete roster of officers:
Colonel-Aug. S. Libby, Portland.
Lieut.. Colonel-Charles H. Rice Bangor
Major-Fred W. Hartnett Bath
Surgeon-P. R. Clason. Gardiner
Chaplain George N. Howard Bangor
Division Council-Maior Thomas r, Tabor Ron
gor; Major Henry r. Ham, Lewiston: Major I'd
ward B. Philbrook Portland Capt. S. Ellis Ripley
Capt. Charles W. Davis, Augusta
III-The following appointments on the Staff Of
the Colonel Commanding are announced:
Adjutant-Waldo H. Perry, Portland.
Quartermaster-CharlesW Davis Portland
IBspector-Fred H. Stofah. Auburn
Judge Acknowledgement w. REYNOLDS. Bangor.
mastering officer-Wm. H. Perry, Portland.
Ordnance Oficer-C. r. Crockett, Rockland
To rank as First Lieutenants from Oct q 1881
Aides-de-C amp-Percy A. r. Dow, Waterville: M
e. Goss, Auburn; Frederick W. Plaisted, Bangor
A. L. Kttredge, Portland: III. A. Fuller, Gardiner
Will H. Hopkins, Augusta; E. X. Gould, Rockland
Leroy nj. Waite, Livermore Falls; H. H. Miller
Lewis on William G. Avery, Bath; Herbert G.
Dearborn, Hallowell Elsie A. Tebbetts, New Cas-
tie; F. B. Luce, Harmony.
10 rank as flrst Lleutenants from Oct. 8, 1885,
NoN-coMMIssIoNED STAFF.
Sergeant Major-W A. Love. Portland
Quartermaster-Se rgeant-O. P. Anderson, Port
land.
First Sergeant-T. E. Vose, Waterville
Sergeants-D; N. chamberlain, Auburn; Ernest
George A. Fields, Lewiston; Robert j. Martin, u
gusta.
To rank as sush from Oct. o, 1888.
The following is a roster of all Camps organized
in the Maine Division, to date:
james A. Garfield, No. L, Capt james King Wa
tervilie.
Daniel Chaplin, No. 3. Capt. Charles H. Rice,
Bangor.
Wordsworth. No. 8, Capt. Fred A. Wadswortb,
Harry NJ. stinson, No. 6. Capt W. E. WEIGH, Au-
anderson, No. Z, Capt. W. F. Pottle, Rockland.
Ellsworth, No. 8. Capt. Charles L. Day, LIVER
Custer, No. 9, Capt II. Lyman Wright, Lewiston.
T; w. Hyde, No. 10, Capt. Harry L Stetson,
Bath
Lowell, No. II, Capt. Willis e. Parsons, Foxcroft
I. G. Virgin, No. IL, Capt. Frank e. Gibbs, Can
ton.
Gen. Tilden, No. ID, Capt. John A. Foote, Halo
well.
Phil Kearney, No. IA, Capt. George X. Comery,
New Castle.
Ingraham. No. Is, Capt. j. l. Brown, Harmony.
~ 1t is expected that all officers win take mea
to instruct themselves forthwith in their vari-
Gus duties, as set iorth in the Rules and Regula-
tlons and instructions from these headquarters and
use their best endeavors to extend the Order in
their jurisdiction.
V-The officers of the several Camps are hereby
req uested assist in the organization of camps and
to make every effort to increase the membership,
and to provide themselves with uniforms and insig-
mia of rank according to the laws governing the
Sons of Veterans.
VI-Camps are requested to correspond with the
Adiutant and state their progress and condition.
aud notify him of all changes of officers, and fur
nsh him list of past captains am Representatives
to the Division. Any information pertaining to The
laws Rules and Regulationsl or work of the Order,
will be cheerfully furnished by him.
VII Camps will draw their supplies from the Di-
vision Quartermaster, and such orders must be ac-
companied by the cash. No more supplies will be
furnished from these headquarters to camps unless
the cash accompanies the order The labOrs and re-
sponsibiides of the Quartermaster sufficient,
without being required to keep set of books Sup
plies may be had at the lowest possible cash price,
and blank acquisitions and price-ists will be fur
nishei with other supplies
By Command of AUGUSTUS S. LIBBY,
Colonel Commanding Maine Division.
Official: Waldo II. Perry, Adjutant