The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-10-10
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE 81
THE BOYS WHO WORE TIE BLUE.

The election of officers at the 10Th Maine re
union at Presque Isle. resulted as follows
Gen. R. R. Murray, president: Maj. II. A.
Shorey, secretary and treasurer; other officers
the same as last year The regiment will meet,
next year, in Lynn, Mass. at the time of the
national reunion. A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the evening. The band
furnished music. Speeches We're made 10y
Generals Murphy and Dyer, Maj. Shorey, Ed
ward Niggin. Judge G.. ii. Smith, Charles T..
Bradford and others.
The First Maine Cavalry have adopted the
following regimental badge: From lGshooter
carbine, inscribed lSt Maine cavalry, suspend
ed by two stirrup straps. is horseshoe sur
rounding Il horses head, above which appear
the crossed cavalry sahres, surmountcd by q
pine tree. A ribbon of cavalry yellow com
pietcs the badge. which l. distinctive, neat and
appropriate.
COLBY ALUMNI OF EASTERN MAINE.
The tir,t annual reunion of Colby University
alumni in Eastern Maine was held at the Thorn
dixie hotel Rockand Sept. 26 y permanent
organization was effected a> follows President,
G.. f. Richards Of Rockport, vice president,
Rev T. NJ. l'reble of Camden, secretary, NJ. A.
johnson of Rockland treasurer, W. W. Perry
Of Camden. Among the guests were President
Small of Colby Judge Perciyal Bonuey Of
Portland Rev. l.. :. Tripl of RorkIantl, of the
class of 1N29, the oldest living graduate. Rev.
7. j. Ricknoli WAS toast master. "Our Nina
haia was lt>,onHeu /" ny re5iltHt . .7iila ~
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and memory of our college days" by Rev. f.
NJ. Prcbe
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TWO MAINE REPORTERS,
!u,},e Smell. of Washington, d. e.. remarked
10 the Boston Traveller CORES pondunt the other
IN ybiIr in \ reminiscent mood; "In 1sl5 |
w,,, nirubeT Of tbr Naine LEGISLATURE, and |
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