The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-23

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Russell Post No cs S. skSwhegan-Isaac Dyer
Ro c. Ord Post, No. 81, No Anson-Geo. E.
Moore, Commander.
Isaac A. Pencil Post, No. "a, No. New Portland
VIM Morgan Post, No f29, Athens. H. Hoe
man, Commander.
Samuel E. Hunt Post, No. 116, Troy-D. L.
Knowles, Commander.
Nathan F. Blunt Post, No 100, Bingham-Chas.
f. Brown, Commander.
Geo. HI. Greenleaf Post. No. 100, New Sharon
s. Greenleaf, Commander.
F. McGilvery Post, No. 80, Searsport-E j. Went
worth, Commander.
G. f. Pilley Post, No. 80, Unity-Jos. +. Libby,
Commander.
Thos H. Marshall Post, No. ~, Belfast-Wm H.
Fogler Commander
Ezra M. Billings Post No. "a, MonrOe-Geo H..
Fisher, Commander
E. II. Bradstreet Post No. ~, Liberty. o.
johnson, Commander.
VIM. Brannen Post, No. 40, Danforth-W. Bran
men, Commander.
Geo. S. Cobb Post, No. IS, Camden. S. Cleve-
land, Commander.
Geo. Fl. Davis Post, No. "a, BrOOkS--Wm. G.
Rowe, Commander.
Cooper Post, No. 124, Union-Thomas A. Davis,
Dana B. Carter Post, No. 12s, -, g. A.
BOulter, Commander.
NINTH DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF MAINE.
Fitzpatrick Post, No. 81, Fort Fairneld-H. O.
Perry, Commander.
Frank Hunter Post No. IS, Hodgdon-A w. In
gersoll, Commander.
Asbury Caldwell Post, No 81, William
GilchriSt, Commander.
A. H. Storey Post, No. 50, Washburn-James M.
Storer, Commander.
A. G. Taylor Post, No. 90, Garibou-Jos A. Clark,
Commander.
Z. s. Rodgers Post, No. ia, Patten--C. G. Perry
Commander.
McGlaffiin Post, No. 1o2, Mapleton-P. B. Turner
Commander
Reuel Annas Post, No, 1o4, Sprague's Mills-Eli
lava. cr S SprtagSe, o9m M sTsl. ,,,u.
Daggett Commander.
Wade Post, No. 1913, Presque Isle-T B. Rose,
Robert J. Gray Post.:;No 125, Brldgewaterwm
H. Smith, Commander
j. Q. Campbell Post No; l, Pcmhroke-wm. E.
Joel A. Haycock Post, No. 81 Calais-John A.
Sears, Commander.
Hiram Burnham Post, No. so, Cherryneld--R. r.
Campbell, Commander.
Bradbury Post No. 49, Maehias-L. K. Marston,
Commander.
Meade Post, No. Eastport-wni A. Balkan
mmander.
i Band.
Veteran ASSoci ions of different States
Band.
Sixty-si1 children from the Military and Naval
Orphan Asylum at Bath, as wards Of the De.
partment OF Maine, in carriages, under care Of
Col Charles B. Merrill president Of the Board
Disabled Soldiers in Carriages
THIRD DIVISION.
Color-Whfte.
DEPARTMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS,
John W. Hersey, Department Commander COM
manding Senior Vice Commander, Richard Z
Tobin; Junior Vice Commander, Charles D.
Nash; Medical Director, Walter H. Leighton ;
Chaplain, Rev. E. A. Perry.
Oi1icial Staff-Assstant Adjutant General, Alfred
c. Munroe,; Assistant Qliartermaster General,
W. W. Scott; Inspector, B. Read Wales; Judge
ADVOCATE Henry Vim; Chief Mastering OFF,
! Ger, Charles Fay.
Department Colors.
Drum Corps.
1887, 100 men, Charles II Allison commander,
! escort to department commander, John W. Her
sey and staff.
! Past Department commanders
Delegates to the encampment
The department will be divided into three sub
divisions, The first division will be under com
corner of Melbourne and North streets, where the
following posts, constituting the first subdivision
| will report promptly and be assigned position in
i line in the order given below:
General Lander Post, s, February 81, 1867, 800
men, George G. Neal commander.
! Charles Russell Lowell Post, 7, Boston, March IL,
| 1867, $50 men, Jeremiah Wakefield, com
mandcr.
John A. Andrew Post Is, August 8, 1867, $50
men, John Keef commander.
Washington Post 80 South Boston, November G.,
1867, 25 men, W. j. Blake, commander
! Theodore Winthrop Post So, Chelsea November
16, 1867, 100 men, Ivory Allen, commander.
Benjamin Stone Jr., Post s.. Dorchester, Octo-
uCi vs. loVoS i%O iuOA S1iuliV ~. CtJlcot COiH-
mander.
Abraham Lincoln Post, IL, charlestown April
%, 1867, 75 men, Thomas H. Haskell, COM
Major G. L. stearns Post, 14s, oharlestown, De-
cember II, 1872, 20 men, D. W. Thompson,
John A. Halves Post, 159 East Boston. septem-
Der Z, 1883, go men, Flavel Shurtleff, COM
| mander.
| Needham Post 80 Lawrence December. 10,
1867, 100 men, James j. Stanley, commander.
The second subdivision will be under command
nf mn arl0 mil NfNn (Nnrfa
mander, whose headquarters Will be on Melbourne
street. The. following posts constitute the second
subdivision, and will be formed in the order given
below:
Colonel Allen Post, 49, Gloucester, January 21,
! 1870-75 men. W. H. Cross, commander
Major How Post, Al, Haverhill, January %, 1868
-75, w. I'll. johnson, commander.
! Union Post, 30, Peabody, April %, 1925 men,
i George F. Barnes, commander.
J. H. Chapman, Jr., Post, 80, Beverly, June 5,
18G9--50 men, John Hannus commander.
Ward Post, 80, Danyers, June 8, 1869-50 men,
$. S. Pratt, commander
Phil III. Sheridan Post, "a, Salem, November 15
1S67-64 men, Samuel Worcester, commander.
| General James Appleton Post, 12S, Ipswich, Jan
uary II, 1880 men, Luther Wait, COM
u S. Grant Post, 4, Nelrose, February 10, 1867
80 men, L. G. Gould, commander.
H. NJ Warren Post, 10, Wakefield August 49,
1867, 100 men, A. S. Anterior, commander.
William H. Smart Post, 80 Cambridgeport, Octo-
Der %, 1s67-15o men, Samuel Hall, com
B. F. Butler Post, A. Lowell, January IA, 1868
100 men, Frank b. Peabody, commander
j. 3 oe Gould Post, 70, St99neham, December 10,
General wadsworth Post So, Natick, July 23,
1Sso-5o men, D; E. George, commander.
James A. Garfield Post 100, Lowell, October rs,
18S1-150 men, W. w. futile, commander.
Isaac Davis Post, 1873, Acton, May 2, 18s3-4o
men, Charles B. Sanders, commander
The third subdivision will be under command
OF Comrade B. Read Wales, department inspector,
whose headquarters WILDE on Melbourne street
The following posts constitute the third subdivi-
sion, and Will form in the order given below.
George H. Ward Post, 10, Worcester. April IS
1867 100 men, w L, Robinson, commander.
Edwin " Sumner Post, 49, FitchbuTg, August To-
1867, 140 men, Ira G. Wilkins, commander.
Gilman c. Parker Post 153, Winchendon, March
6, 1888, 80 men, T. K Parker commander.
W. W. Rockwell Post, 1875, Pittsfeld, March 10
Fletcher Webster Post ii, Brockton, July L
1867, 80 men, George A. Grant, commander.
Richard Borden Post, 46, Fan River, January p
Hartsuf Post, "a Rockland, January II, 1869
10 men, E. T. Haryell, commander.
colln9gSos9d Post e. plymouth January 10
Martha Seaver Post 154 Kingston, May "a
1888, 30 men; Frank G. Hill comnlander. r.
| Reynolds Post, 90, Weymouth, July 2, 1868, 15C
men, B. s. Lowell, commander.
Timothy Ingraham Post, 121, Hyde Park, Marcel
IL, 1860, 80 men, G. G. Bailey, Jr., comman
Paul Revere Post, SO, June 4, 1869, 60 men, j
M Holt, commander.
FOURTH DIVISION.
CoIor-Blue.
Commanded by NJ M. Coils, Department Com
mander Of New Hampshire.
HUagdoaR AssstaGS Aana
ter General; Rev, E. T. wilkins, Chaplain
Department Of New Hampshire.
| First Brigade Of Posts OF the G. A. R.-Georg'
Farr, Department Senior Vice Commander
staffMA. A. Twitchell, Judge Advocate; L. W
Taskett Chief mastering Oflcer.
Band.