The Republican journal., 1885-06-18
Maine Matters,
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE

The Second Maine Cavalry, 18th. 21st, 22d,
23d. 2+th. 2sth and 31st Infantry will hold their
Reunion at PASSPORT Maine, on the ID Sd and
4th OF July. cordial invitation has been re-
ceived from the 6. A. L. Post and the citizens,
aud entertainment will be furnished to all who
attend. Reduced rates have been arranged on
railroad and steamboat lines. The exercises
will consist of camp fire Thursday evening;
business meeting and other exercises Friday:
ball IN the evening: parade with the citizens
and q. A. K. on the morning of the 4th fol-
lowed by banquet, speeches, etc fireworks in
the evening. No pains will be spared to make
this one of the most enjoyable reunions ever
held. All Maine soldiers residing in Massa-
chuSetts. are cordially invited to attend.
The 18th annual reunion of the 10Th Maine
Regiment Association will be held al Portland
on June 23d. II b and 18th. in connection with
the National Encampment The executive COM
mittee say: Quarters will be provided by Com
mlttee Gu Encampment, during our stay. Ii i
hoped that every member of that Regiment
Will make more than ordinary eXertion to be
present TO witness the only National Encamp-
ment. that Will ever be held in our State, and
to renew the memory of our campaign life.
Transportation will be at less than half rates
and comrades will only be required To take a
blanket with them, ration> being obtained on
the ground.
The member, of the 10th Maine Regiment
Association are notified that al the request OF
members of the Regiment, the annual meeting
OF the association which was int nded TO have
been held at Skowheg gan this year will be held
~ tDdt,an 49, curing NE Nal9nai encaml ment
bow. of The ism Rrgjment i desired
MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AT the annual session of the Maine Medical
Association last week the following officers
were elected; President, Dr. Sumner Laugh
ton. OF Bangor: vice presidents. Dr> C.. u.
Adams. OF Portland. +. L. Hitchcock. OF Rock
land; corresponding secretary, j. c. Caldwell.
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ID. Smith teX-oficiol. Of Portland. c. ID. Hunt.
OF Portland, y. NJ. Peabe>. OF Auburn, {. +.
Webster, OF Portland, o. OBron, Of Bristol;
business committee. Dr>. :. Il. Warren. of Port
land. {. u. smith. Of Portland: board OF cen
sor>. DIS. q. ii. Cummings. Of Portland, b. +.
>iurgl>. Of Auburn. L. Adams of LitrLtieid.
II. L. Hill. of Saco. i. L. Hersey. OF oxford.
Or. ;. II. W eek> delivered The annual Grafton.
He traced the progress and development OF
medicine from he earlS dawn OF history. The
orator believed it should be the sentiment of
the association that no ply Stefan should encour-
age Il ,tndent to study medicine unless he ha>
degree or a diploma from some high school. or
all students should be required to pass board
% a. ~ peIoie ~ on tHeI ileucai
,ro0r,ss for n4,,i,,,l >r4n,.a .,ra vet lnt,nnH,I
Must The cattGoI.,. Of ,nrnr.hIe di...tI ,i,x-,t.
remain A. NJ r. * now A v-.r,, trii,l1e u,.s
raid 10 HE ~. n rpt,rp.tnt,l ],I He MN Sf.rs
board of health nd none t.N,,r4.>ed maj from
If, labor. aided b, h3t of nix a,>o,.iotion may
produce a rich harry,
~ '->Ah - ~ -i'--> -''if
ut headquarters lut national encalnpment
nave been located at the corner OF Eastern
promenade ana Congress street. 4 building
mas been erected 1of the purpose WIN Flagstaff
az letl nl9u' INthtN wooden buildings nave
already been constructed for booths; also a
great dining hall ~ feet by 10 feet. ON Mon
udy ihe lehls VIII De put w. ne tents. 1000 ~
number; have arrived. Inc Maine militia " u
be dlned and supped on the grounds on The 23d.
, !. liiee.i"I o. luz iAetuiMe I"t'te o.
wa, renorTed that ali The hotels, With one ex-
ceptjon. we're Tiled. The committee ON cam.
renorted thai they mad 800 tents and ennII1l,
ASSIGNED ia, in Them ANA had ordered NOR,
They adopted "A badge for IL l4gatp> made of oun
metal Invitations were extended 10 Generals
Mcclellan Emery. Butler. W. ID. Franklin.
Banks and e. B. Tower Voted 10 name Nh.
camp Camp L. ; Grant
The EXPENSE of lighting the camp-ground in
Portland with electric lights during National
Eucampmept week will NOT fan far snort of
$1,000. The Illumination will be a grand feature.
rendering the uld-time camu. fire a suncrt1uity
nv. ,.,,l,., -,,,-,,, ,-u.I.,
In ~ VA III
people think they have business enough 10
warrant some OF the boats touching there and
Woul" great! appreciate the convenience. Inc
continual coming ana gong OF sea-captanS AND
thelr iahlile>' OF sailors traders ana Visitors.
would prov VIDE considerable passenger traffic,
anq no sinai amount OF lIel2hl Il received
ana despatched. AL steamer tralhe Is now
done by way OF oulndth or Eockiand, the dis
lance being TWO miles III the trst case ana over
SIX III the latter. Any OF ihe coastlng steamers
can easily anu safely 90 III andout OF Rockport.
Us There l. Il depth OF over hftttn feet OF water
al the wharf WIN Tie zoe al us lowest Stage.
we understand mat any company CHEERING 10
.,,h.tapti.l ,,,,.o,,r.tr.,,ta,,t rI,,J,,-tmi ~,
ain.
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Inc contributors TO the Maine Farmers AZ
manac. CAPT. charles t.. Nash, OF Augusta.
publisher heiH Their annual convention N All
gusta June ION, the attendance being forty.
The following officers were elected; President.
Thomas A. Gushee Appleton: Nlce-Presideht,
H. b. Capen. Augusta; treasurer. Charles l..
Nash, Augusta; Secretary Daniel IL. Wing.
WateF'liIe; Executive Committee. William
McDavld, Augusta, Thomas ;. Bow den. West
y M IN h1'"' ",
Capen read The saIutatory: Vase read An f..
saw on Puzzles; "Niyian,' was uoet 4 tiue
banquet was served at Hotel North. The nryt
meeting will be Held the Second "Wednesday. IN
lime iSs6
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fAl'-llN"ION -NoiNlAL Solio''-'
The anniversary exercises of the State Nor
NAL school kent FaruinptOu a>tjr last week