The National tribune., 1884-01-24
MAINE.

General Orders, No 0, issued at Lewiston,
Me-, January s. by order of Z. Nj. Shaw, De-
partment Commander-D. Horace Holman.
Assistant Adjutant-General-co the fol-
lowing:
The seventh annual Encampment of the Depart
meut of Maine, Grand Army Of the Republic, will
be held at Town Hall, Waterville, Thursday,
February q, 1854, at 10 q. M, for the election oil
Department officers, and to transact any business
THAI may properly come before Il.
The Council of Administration viii meet nj rooms
20 and % Elmwood Hotel, Waterville, Wednesday
evening, February 20, at Z O'Clock promptly. for
business.
The commander of ". s Heath Post No. IA,
Waierville, is hereby detailed to make all neces-
sary arrangements for the Encaapnlent.
The following Posts have been organized since
General Order No 8: Ansel q. Taylor Post, No. 50,
Caribou, J. A. Clark, commander; ]. ID. Emery,
adJuiant; Henry l. Goo0hue, Quartermastef. RuS-
sell Post No. IS, Sknowhee,an. Isaac Dyer, COM
mander; Il. II. Wing, aGjatant; L. Goodwin;
quarterlnaster. Sergeant Mynan Post, No. Va,
Oakland. J. Wesley Gilman commander; c. A
Hail, adjutant; G. L. Benson, quarteT1naster.
Benj. Davis Post No 9s South Berwick, 4. j..
Horne. commanders Geo. Fusom. adjutant; E. ID.
Pike, quarfernaster. Edward G. Parker Post, No.
90. kiitery. Chas. Chickering, commander; Calvin
J.. Hayes. adjUtant; VIM NJ. Otis, qnartermaster.
Cloudman Post. No. 100, Saccarappa, Alonzo
! John X Dunn, Qnartermaster.
a banquet viii be held at the close of the pro-
ceedings for the evening at Waterviile, 10 which
ali comrades are invited.
The Order never was so iourisIing as to-day in
this state The year Just closing has been one OF
prosperity. Thirty-two Posts have been organized
since our last Eneampnient ut Auburn and one to
be organized at Gorham on the 10th making thirty
three, and a membership Of over 6,000 Let the
good work go on.
Comrade J. L. Pierce, Machias, Me-, writes
US that Bradbury Post No. Is, of that place
held its installation, conducted by Thomas P
Hutchinson. T. p. c., on January 2, when the
following comrades were installed into Office
Commander, George IL. Allen; S. V. c., A. M
| Longfellow: ]. V. c., Raymond McCabe; Sur
geon. DR.. 5. b. Hunter; Chaplain, Rev. Daniel
/ Green; o. D., ]. L. Pierce; o. G., NJ. E. Thax-
ter; @ NJ, Nathaniel Budd; Adjutant, E. Il.
Bryant; S. n, C. w. Eldridge.
Comrade Pierce also informs us that he in.
stalled the following officers of Hiram Burn.
ham Post, Cherryfeld, Me-, on the 5th inst.
Com mander Robert Z. Campbell; S. v. c., NJ
n. Feeney; j. v. c., Charles III. McDevitt
| Surgeon, Robert Dixon; Chaplain, Rev Alex.
ander Case; o. d., Robert l.. Wiley; o. G..
lothian Buzzell; Q. NJ, Frank Campbell; Adj it
H. II. Bowles; @ NJ. s., Jason Leighton.
Comrade A. J. Cushman, Monson, Me-, in.
forms US that Gerry Post, No. s. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
Commander. w. l. Sampson; S. v. c., S. S
Cole; J. V. c., Henry Blackstone; @. NJ. s., l.
G. Flint; Adj't 6. B. Heseock; Q. D., B. II
Swift; o. G., J. G. Stanchield; Chaplain, w.
! IL. Davis: Surgeon, a. w Chaplin; O. NJ, .Ter.
emiah Dain; S. NJ, B. 3. Jackson. Delegate to
annual Encampment, jeremiah Dain; Alter
nate, A. W. Chaplin.
Comrade 81. a. Trip. Bluehill, Me-, writes
US that the following officers of James A. Gar
field Post, No. 46, of Bluehill, Me-, were in
stalled January 5: Commander, L. B. Wash.
burn; S. V. c., A. c. Osgood; J. Y. c., +. c.
Mayo; Adjt, g. w. Clay !; @. NJ, S. P. Snow
man. Surgeon, A. Grindle; Chaplain, E. N
Blagdon; o. D., r. S. osgood o. G., ]. II.
Morse; S. n, S. B. Wescott; Q. NJ. s., a. C
Peters.
We are indebted to Comrade " H. Edison
Calais, Me-, for the following list of officers OF
Post No. 81, Of that place: Commander, John
A. Sears: S. Y. C., s. ID. Morrill,; J. v. c., D.
MeNutt; Surgeon, II. E. Vose; Chaplain, Rev
". w. Loyejoy; Adj't, John B. Murphy; o. D..
John Larner; o. e.. Geo. A. Stanhope; @. Ii.
Z. c. Wilder; S. IL, w. IL Edison; Q. d. S., J.
C. Ward.