Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-12
S. OF v. MATTERS
General Orders from Commander Soule-
designations special Aids Appointed.


The latest general order from Com
mander Soule Of the Maine Division,
S. of v, includes the following: THE
| designations of S. l.. Burns as captain
of Geo. w. Thompson Camp, No. As.
Bar Harbor: Wesley Durham as ID
lieutenant of Church f. Gates Camp,
No, 2S. Of Calais, and Rev. Geo. T..
Leighton as captain Of Col. Wides
Camp No. 16, CT Skow hegan, have been
received at these headquarters, the
same have been accepted and elections
to fill vacancies ordered. | am also
| called upon to announce the resigna-
tion of an officer on the staff of the
Division Commander Brother L. X.
Gould, who for so many years has
served us in such an efficient manner
as Judge Advocate, has rendered his
resignation, which is hereby accepted,
in order to allow him to devote his en-
ergies to the position of Judge Advo-
cate General on the staff of Comman-
der-in- chief Darling. | am sure that
the officers and brothers of the Divis-
ion, while we regret that he has sev-
cred his official capacity with us, will
join with the division commander in
congra ,ulating Brother Gould upon his
appointment to the deserved elevation
in office that has been bestowed upon
him. Brother w. II. Looney &C Port
land, is hereby appointed to fill the
vacancy in the Office of judge advocate,
and as such will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly. The vacancy re-
ferred to in Orders No. G. in the Office
of I'd lieutenant of Garfield Camp, No.
!, Waterville, has been filed by the
election and installation of Geo. B.
Jackson. He will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly
In accordance with 1.-The plan cat
lined in Division Orders. No. S, tie fol-
lowing appointments of special aids TO
watch over ard report the progress
of the several camps under their
charge, are hereby announced by Com
mander Soule:
No. !, Garfield of Waterville, Alfred r.
Hall of Oakland: g A. c. Pray of Auburn.
George e. Benson of Mechanic Falls; 3,
Daniel Chaplin of Bangor. George F. Lull
of Old Town; 4. Shepley of Portland. War
rem S. Flye of Westbrook; 5, Captain II.
l.. Wood of Dexter, Hiram w. Carr of
Pittsfield: 6. Charles d. Jameson of Brad
ford Center, w. l.. Mason of Old Town:
T. Anderson of Rockland, L. G. Hussey
of Belfast; s. S. c. Belcher of Farming
ton. ID. S. Clements of East Wilton: .,
T. f. Wentworth of Gorham. c. S. Berry
of Portland; 10, Gov. M. l.. Searns of
Lowell Center. d. o. Brown of East
Stoneham; II, General o. o. Howard of
Alfred Benjamin +. Dyer of Sanford; IS.
General Kearney of Winterport, Charles
w. Fogg of Winterport; IA, General Han
cock of North Vassalboro. ]. c. Colby of
Waterville; 10, w. S. Howe of Pittsfed.
E. w. Crawford of Skowhegan; 16, Colo
mel Wildes of Skowhegan. aniel Tozier of
Pittsfield: 49, Wade of Westbrook, Fl. NJ.
Nickerson of Portland: 20, w. c. Bridges
of Mechanic Falls. c. E. Merrill of Au-
burn; q, Ballinger of Machias, Willis
Carter of West Pembroke: %. Ma or A.
D. Leavitt of North Turner Olin p. Aver
of Auburn: %. Phil Sheridan of Freeport.
Fl. NJ. Greene of Yarmouthville: "a, Isaiah
S. Webb of Bridgton, j. W. Eastman of
Fryeburg: Is, Seth l.. Milliken of Monroe.
Lorenzo d. jones, Jr., of Brooks; 26. J.
Wesley Gilman of Oakland. G. Z. Dow of
Waterville; rs. Church e. tuates of Calais,
Willis Carter of West Pembroke; 49, o.
w. Cole of South Etna, +. w. Piper of
Carmel; 80, A. Lincoln of Sherman Mills.
John F. Morrill, of Calais: SO, Pascal p
Gilmore of BuckspOrt, Fred Atwood of
Winterport; a. General James A. Hall of
Cornish, +. r. Fife of Fryeburg; &c. A.
Richardson of East Stoneham Josiah Fl.
Fox of Lowell Center; 3S, Gorham p. Fas-
Setl Oh ADDOll NllldSe. "A L. SANFORD Oh
Dexter; SO, Alvin H. MARI of oxford, c.
l.. Buck of South Paris; 40, Elisha Winter
of Dixfield, c. V. Delano of East Wilton;
Al, Maj. Charles p. Baldwin of New
Sharon, Elmer Randall of Pennington:
~. Carmel of Carmel, U. 6. Sampson of
South Etna; 43. A. E. Clark of Belfast. A.
o. Pillsbury of Rockland Al, Brown of
Sanford. Charles X. Osgood of Bddeford;
45, George w. Thompson of Bar Harbor,
Read w. Lowell of Bucksport; 46, 7. w.
Ix-ln Of ID ~ -
wick; As, S. r. jackson of Foxcroft, G.
w. Smith of Edes Falls, Frank Webb of
Bridgton; so. Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan of
Old Town, Chas. F. Thompson of Bangor;
81. F. G. Warren of Biddeford. w. l.. Har-
ris of Portland; 50, II. G. Staples of Au-
gusta George w. Gray of Gardiner; So,
Appomattox of Brunswick, G. 0. Reed of
Freeport; "a. Seth c. Gordon of Fryeburg
Arlie w. Herrick of Bridgton; 3d. Captain
A. D. Bean of Brooks, Hiram w. Ide of
Monroe; Sc, Gen. John A. Logan of Var
mouth. r. II. Greenwood of Portland S.
e. A. Starrett of Warren. Fl. C. Chatto of
Rockland: SO. John r. Eaton of East Will
ton, F. L. Stevens of Pennington; CO.
Danforth M. Maxcy of Gardiner l.. L.
Cooper of Augusta 81. General B. B.
Murray of West Pembroke E. H. Sadler
of Machias; 60, William T. Sherman of
Newcastle, Geo. w. Gragg, Georgetown
p. o.. 63. Gardner Schwartz of Waldo
boro. r. V. Libby of Warren: GA. T. G.
Libby of Vinalhaven, E. c. Moran of
Rockland.
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