Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-22

veil taken for the occasion, and vhseh
we're enthusiastically received.
Mr.. Matthews oppressed hs- pse&suie ~
besax Afforded an opportunity 10 meet srA
srest 80 Gsaby Of the surFisars Of The war
for the prese-rssion Of the hfe Of the
Satipa, amid tissse pleasant scs mes dear 10
hln By early associations In the Terrible
strazxis, tie inca Of Maine wsre smoag
b. 7rs; and foremost. The eff5eisl records
I he War Department .e5E that the total
Ais foF sro9ts from Maine. iram the I2th
April, 1861, sggregAts u .365
n, AID HAT Y 945 were furnished
resP1ose from pepularion of
thaa SO. 600. 81 regiments Of iafsntry.
g'ments 0t cavalry, ! regimen; heavy
70 tsry, hst,ali0ns of nsGrte4 artillery,
-upAniss ,h4rpsl0otsrs. 30 companies
eagnsd Infantry. companies Of coast
IS. q companies for coast forth siloas
@atyzl erh.fmeIss, f0rEnisg q total Of
m u1sn. or one N every four and one
i"' the entire nsls population of the
IS assre engaged in the service Of the
~ eoe'i of this number. IN the sray list
Is 4i'asJ22 persisted On the nsii of battle,
10 ny Thousands more returned torn
> Ahl seret. or broken dosn by disease.
h'4 early grave, that "soTernment
n VI ''< pie, by the peopie and for the
l. Psple ight not perish from the earth.
8 "sihsured out i;s blood ani treasure
4~e 'anf TO you who remain. spared
, ii'h' III .sts Of battle and the rsyages
< os 'lhis. ,pse and gladly pay the tribute
Il " Sis'si carts. Long may you live to
epi3y %. sors 30 richly dle.'
Mr' h&tws lhen referred 10 the con
5 I"ct Oh lhidicrs At the close aud since
1hc c9steSt arms. Peace has its iulies
o sS well as ! and the times in which We
}. hFe require all It's e.iizen-. careful
eeh'iiesAtot peculiar and imminant
b. hangers "liadei 20 the fac. that tle
pfA"t' me mSnery by which the vail of
D me people Is ressei, .houid be careful
y quartet labor que stion is aBn'her
. sfest faeslohNs soldiers you acted your
f. parts heoly an svely. AS citizens, b. n,
less true and pa,,ic
Inc ia'' rpeai was Gen. Henry Boyn-
toA OF augusta, met many Gf his old
"'ehus On tht Ends, having raised a
p '""Fihy ~ NeNk The first year OF the
war.
, ah ih'ofhai srNion On the yerandah
OF ,he cottage "a'.xt in order and for
over an hour 0o'er Burleigh ard his
stan rs eeived the NIL VIII, were me-
sentgd by Dr. Porte Thi. was one of
the events of the dsnl II gave the Gov
ernor much pleasure meet 80 many of
the people.
ne hinner hour y 80 T. NJ WAS one
o' e1 Joy ""ht' me ttrnors party, led
ny tle oaau' "hith rt,'red lively air,
] a. 1 r.
Nehoti 'htie way 10 farm, where r
o"uh'eou' spread was i.posed Of. two
long tables being arraD. for the guests.
All returned TO hesdqser. afterwards
mingling with the veter. and eattage-s
for an hour or two and nScinatinp in The.
tmusements of the eyentn The Goyetuo-
while visiting the WInchee COTTAGE WAS
aishy entertained by per.mancs ON the
cornet by + Louise Iiorne, bri,ht little
ten years Old Miss from Csniiye Me. He
also gave his personal st,tion to the
dancing at the pavilion antook Part in
l two dances, leading the set ", Mrs. Don
Powers of iIoulton. He called out
by the announcement that the Gamer vas
/" readiness Tor his party, and returned
home BY the night train.
! Mrs Clara Il. Leavitt of awbev,n
president Of the Department M.iae
I Nomaa's Relief CORPS, arrived 1.-THE af-
t9rnoou with several of the dartmen,
fi,isls, ard held reception at o. of the
cottegss, which was a very piesstr,fair.
| Col. VIM. II. lIarris is in cOmlnd of
the camp. ard rendered every cuurty nos
sibls 10 The Governor and other visirs
a game of ball Interested many the
people. and there was large nuper of
spectators around the diamond.