The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-17
The Reunion


last under favorable circumstances. The
weather was inst right for comfort and
the boys al seemed to enter into the
spirit Of the nc ea-tuu.
The headquarters OF the Third and
the Batter, were At Hotel Heselton and
Of the Fifteenth at Hotel Coburn.
The advance guard consisting OF a
score or SO arrived Monday evening a
few more on the A. NJ, train, but by far
the greater number came on the 10 so AN.
train. The veterans greeted each other
with warmth known only to those who
campaigned together mere than quar-
ter Of century ago, and the expressions
Of 10y and comradeship wtre heard upon
every hand
THE TuIHu REeWENI.
The Third Regiment Association held
It's meeting in Engine Hail. President
Lewis Seloing presiding. The Roll WIS
called by j. T. Nye, Asst. Secretary and
the following members responded to the
can;
Co. John S wiggin, Bath; Charles
5. Harper, Bath; Franklin Shepherd,
Bath; A. H. Quimby, New Sharon.
Co. B-Lewis Selling, Augusta; Thos,
o. Pcsse, Augusta Joseph f. Whittier,
New Vineyard; Richard G. Davis, Mon
son; William McDavid, Augusta Win
ship w. Sparks Richmond.
Co Cd { Morrison, Gardiner; j. c
llarlowe, Auburn; NJ O. Savage, Augusta;
William l.. Leighton, Augusta; Reuben
II. Crosby, Skowhegan; Frank Trask,
Skowhegan; Geo. NJ. HouShton, So.
Somerville, Mass. &c. Doyen, Norridge-
wock.
Co DIV iliam II. Higgins, Phips-
burg; S. Is. Penny, Bath; Thomas A.
! Brown, Bath.
Co. Geo. S. Fuller, Halowell John
L. Nye, Auburn; lido B. Turner, No.
| Whiteneld; Weston n. Gilman, Mt. Yer
non; VIM. w. Heath, Hallowel.
Co. brooks d. Savage, SkowlegaD;
| +. Is Towle, Worcester, Mass. Sumner
F. Boice, Madison; Joseph p, Durgin,
The Forks, Darius w. Sylvester, Sabattis;
John II. Durgn, The Forks; Cyrus L
Young, Athens; W. j. Racklif Athens
Mills; Heman Hunnewel, Madison Cen
ire; Henry IL. Chase, Skowhegsn; Phil
ander Chick. No. Arson; Charles L.
Towlc, Oakland; William II. Weston,
Skowhegsn; Daniel +. Fish, Skowhegan
| Co. Gil. J. Gou lding, Oakland; Hen.
ry Pollard, Oakland; Calvin C. Griffin,
Vienna John L. Marshall, f. Boothbay !;
Otis Pollard Oakland; Geo. T. Benson,
Oakland; William j. Wright, Bath A
Spoiford Scion Simon Grover, Skowhe-
| gan.
Co. H-Bsxter Crowell, Oakland; John
II. Bacon, Oakland; John Tallouse, Wa
tervlle Isaiah II. James, Oakland Lewis
Bragg, Taunton, Mass Reuben Crosby,
Winthrop Martin Foss, Waterville; AL
vim Il. Woodman, Wakefield, Mass. VIM.
Il. Pillsbury. Milton Mills, N. II.
Co. Geo. B. Erskn, Jefferson
David j. Day, Augusta; Gardiner F. Nc.
Daniel, Augusta Geo. II. Fisher, Augusta;
Orrison Warren, Vassalboro
Co. K-Thos. II. Merrill, Deering
Joseph g. Brown, Canaan.
HONORARY MEMBERs-Dr. A. J. Fuller,
Bath, Me.
THE FIFTEENTH
The Fifteenth Maine Association, he'd
an interesting business meeting at G. A
X. Hall at II AN, Gen. Isaac Dyer the
President, called the meeting 10 ordel
|
and made brief remarks welcoming the
comrades to Skowhegan.
The officers of the past year were elect
ed for the ensuing year as follows:
President, Gen. Isaac Dyer, Skowhe
gan ; Secretary, Treasurer and Historian
Maj. II. A Shorey, Brighton; Executive
Committee, Maj, j. ii. Whitemore, Lynn,
Mass. Asst. Surgeon. A, A. Holmes
D.f.t 1t. i
Kenduskeag; Corp l.. W. Hanson, Port
and; Col. +. M. Drew, Lewiston; Cop.
Grin A. True. The association voted to
hold its next annual meeting at Washing
ton, d. C. The following is an imperfect
list of members present;
J. A. Clark, Augusta; J. b. Nickcls Ken.
duskeag; T. IL, Wentworth, Bradford, Peter
Mccain; j. w. Skillin, Garland, Frank NJ
Skillin, Lewiston; w. L. Skilln, Garland
Benz True; John l.. Russell, J. X. Leathers
/ W, Palmyra; Melvin Leathers; John Sweet
Atkinson, Me; John Mckinney +. Il. Dick
ey; Sam'l W. Goodwin, Garland; Joseph
lrickey; James II, Lord, Skowhegan; Chas
I Dearborn; A. +. Green, Richmond; l.. ID
, | Lh,,.,r P,rd,l,h. fLas y Lbu.,r p;,L
Jo"''s'',, 'i"'''P'' mas N Jonisoh' N'1i
mohd; u Lancaster, f. bowdolnham; j. T.
| Alexander, Brunswick; Walter &, Ross
Rr,n.,vicl. w II Ne,,uier Cle,bnrn
n'u"'"'eN, a. Meesu'e'' ",cnpuin
p.o's. L,' ''oS' ,.o'I1o ~ ~
Nathaniel Beal; Henry A. Whitney. Banpor
Jacob Edridge, Etna Center; q. H. Doug
lass naIdlher; John W. boynton' NO wand
: prehlIr So orr;n',nn' ternrniab p,ro,,n
For, Kent; Nathan Beec6er. Eliot. N. H.,
j. II. Whitmore, Lynn. Mass; l.. V. Cat
more, Eddlneton; a. .. Hal, lAncolnyille;
pes,.; a. - w en',e'' 80
Thomas ii. IIowes. Aupu,ta. lanes Walker
Mabry Kcarney, Columbia Falls; Orchart
Ames Etna; John W. 7. Johnson, Gardiner;
l's,a" ~ roSS' augusta
NO.. on1 hie nau a, ", tne nee ine, .oi
Maine Fifteenth" very valn,,,Ie con.
tribution to the war history of Maine and
particularly so to members Of the regi'
me ens,u nc s ioi,ow,ns resonse was uhani
passed bv the associstion INV
Rrsolvep- That this Association is greatly in
debtd to Maj. Henry A, shorey, Tor his very com
prehiensme interesting story Of ITS kesimena or
Great industry and persevetanee and he m '
ton and production OF work which is alik,
honorable to ne regiment as history OF its ser
'e''' '"' ~ ''''a ~ =" '"'''', anu "''''''A"
LIE oENkSrii BATTERY
The Seventh Battery Association me,
in The Rink and elected, DIR. VIM. b. LAD.
ham Auous,s pres,de,, E-anLe vi
O .a"A ~ :" ANo
90 Norriose"ock' secretary; W. "
Carney, Portland, Treasurer; G. f. Nc.
Daniel, c. V. Richards. r. V. Farnhsm
Executive Committee. The reunion Deyt