The Republican journal., 1889-10-03
Supplementary Note to 1.-TWO Regiments from
Mainc.'

The following should have appeared last week,
with the poem to which it refers; 1.-THE 3lst Maine
Regiment left the city of Augusta, Me, the 18th
day of April 1854. 1t participated in thirteen bat
Ties ana sklrmeheS and vas mustered out on the
Eth day of July 1863. Killed in action and died of
wounds l54, died of disease $780, discharged for
Iii stability 2lS Missing in action 26 total loss 55s
deserted lis.
The 32d Maine Regiment left the city of Augusta
with SIX companies April 20, 1864, and were joined
by the remaining four companies May 26th. 1t
participated in nine battles and skirmishes and
was consolidated with the 3st Maine, Dec. p,
1864 by orders from the War Department. Killed
or died of wounds 20, died of disease d. discharg-
ed for disability H. missing in action l5 total loss
Ill, deserted y. ADJ. GEMS REPoRr 1866
SOUTH MONTvILLE. John c. Robbins and wife,
of Belfast, were visiting Mr. and Mrs Josiah Sim
mons last week. Mrs. Emma Tasker, of Boston,
Mass, started for her home last Wednesday, She
spent her two weeks vacation here, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Potte. $50. Mrs. c. S. Adams,
her little son Johnnie, and her sister, Miss Lucy
Pearson, of Prince Edwards Island, with Bertha
Adams and Mrs. Matte Fuller started for the
club" and vicinity last Wednesday 49,. Mr. and
Mrs. John Q. Adams and Mrs Harriet Conner re.
turned from Boston last Monday. &C. " Follett.
wife and SON Billy visited Rockland last week
Mrs Hattie Prescott has gone to Howard, R. l.
where her husband is at work Mr.. Ames and
wife, of Holiston, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Mutt, OF Freedom, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. H. Morse. The three women are the daugh-
tiers of Noah Robbins, of Appleton. Clinton
wing Is very sick at Taunton Hospital, Mass. 81
las D. H0Wes IS also very sick at the Howard Asy-
lnm, X. l., and has sent for his wife. ~. Norton
Tease has gone to Ellsworth on business relative
to an Increase of pension. Rev. q. b. Chadwick
OF Belfast preached at the church here last Sun.
day. Leonard Cooper is buying and shipping
apples down east. Geo. F. Randall is digging a
well on the hill above his house with a view to
having running water at his house and barn . In
our rambles last week we called on c. S. Adams,
one of our enterprising young farmers who has
this summer had to add twenty four feet to the
length of his already large barn in order to get his
crops under cover and make room for his sto ok .
He has built five new horse stalls and the manure
from these will he thrown into the hog pen back
OF the stalls, where we saw two fine large porkers
busy at work converting it into nice dressing.
Then Mr. Adams took lis across the road to see his
colt, three months old His sire was Rocomoco
the Nevens horse his dam Morgan mare He is
strong and handsomely made up-a perfect Young
horse-and has attraeted the attention of a great
many passing along the road, who have stopped to
make enquiries about him. He is dark BAY with a
star in the forehead, good size, and If nothing be-
falls him will he of the flyers. Miss Matte
Noyes and gentleman and lady friend of hers,
from Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Randall Mrs s. A. knowlton, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Heating, at Nc
Lai's Mills, Appleton, is at home. C. S. Adams
went to Boston Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs r. b.
Neal, OF China, were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs j.
w. Collins last Sunday.