The Portland daily press., 1900-06-13
IN CONCLUSION.

1
j. Warren Phinney OF Cumberland Mills,
was submitted. in brief, as follows:
CAMPS.
Number of camps in good standing, 45
Number of camps gained by organic
| zation, 9
Number of camps gained by REIN
statement, b
a.
Number Of camps by disbandment, 2
Number Of camps by suspension, IL
Total, 10
Number of camps in good standing. 80
Number Of camps reinstate 2
Total. s5
MEMBERSHIP.
(Gains.)
Number Of members in good stand
ing June, 1SJg, Ice
Number Of members gained by or
ganization and muster, 161
Number of members gained by
transfer,
Number of members gained by re-
instatement, 100
Total, 1858
Loeses.)
BY honorable discharge, %
BY transfer, IL
By suspension, Al
OLD
%, 800, Loco
Members reinstated to date, 20
Members in good standing to
date, 1,045
The report of the adjutant also shows
that one camp, f.. X. Jameson, No. Is,
has been organized at North Dixmont
with II charter members. 1. 8. Webb
camp, No. "a, of Bridgton, and Gen. b.
b. Murray camp of West Pembroke have
surrendered their charters.
Camp No. II. at Monson has made the
largest gain in membership during the
past year.
HONORED DEAD.
The report of the adjutant shows the
following list of deceased members dur
ing the past year: 4. II. Bickerton,
Auburn; A. J. Kittridge, Dexter; Eu- |
gene W. Ross, Yarmouth; K. r. Libby, |
Dexter; Frank +. Carr, Rockland; W. II.
Heating, Warren; Harold A. Chase Free |
port.
The adjutant shows that he has issued |
eight general and six special orders.
The report of Quartermaster A. G. |
Cloudman Of Cumberland Mills, showed |
the following condition of the finances Of
the division.
Receipts, SEQ. Al |
Expenditures, 6i2.21 |
Balance, $l57. IA
Cash valutsof supplies on hand, 1911
Total value of cash and supplies, S232 81
Following these came the reports of |
Senior Vice Division Commander Il. n.
Courson of Brunswick; Junior Vice Com
mander George U. Hamilton of Bucks
port, Division Surgeon Orrin J. Dickey
of Belfast, Inspector Chas. NJ. Titus of
Rockland, Chaplain Rev. 4. A. Royal of
Pennington.
These reports contained nothing Of
special interest outside of the usual
statistics of work.
Division Commander T.. II. Smith ap-
pointed the following committees to
serve during the two days of the encamp-
ment:
Observation-Disclosures j. Warren Phin-
ney, Capt. Fred IL. Brown, Standish;
Past Col. W. H. Perry, Portland.
Constitution, Rules and Regulations
Past Captain F. Il. Hooper, Bath; +. b.
Colby: Brunswick; Capt. Chas. b. Han
brook; Edwin A. Merritt Portland.
Ritual-Lieut. Col. 4. n. Courson,
Brunswick; w. II. Looney Portland;
Rev. L. A. Royal, Pennington; f. E.
Pittstield; K. p. Smith, Var
mouth.
Resolutions-Past Col Edward X.
Gould, Rockland; Surgeon Orrin j.
Dickey, Belfast; Capt. E.W. Blake, Ban
gor; Lieut.. A. S. Libby, Dexter; Rev.
W. A. Atchley, Bath.
Reports Of Officers-Past Col. A. NJ.
Soule, Portland; Past Col. George Il.
Leighton, Skowhegan; Past Capt. Ar
thur l.. Orne, Rockland; Il. o. Colby,
Brunswick; Gen. Frank P. Merrill, Au-
burn.
During the afternoon interesting and
inspiring remarks for the good of the
order We're made by Gen. Frank p Mer-
rill, Past Col. +. X. Gould, II. L. Whit
comb, A. g. Cloudman, Rev. E.A. Royal
and several other OF the delegates.
Prior to the adjournment Of the after
noon session delegation of the so mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid convention visited
the encampment and through their di-
vision president, Mrs. Sylvester, extend
ed the greetings and good will OF the la
dies auxiliary.
The greetings were happily responded
to by Past Col. L. X. Gould of Rock
land. The National President of the La
dies Aid Societies, Mrs. Mary L. Warren
of Wakefield, Mass, also made eloquent
and patriotic remarks concluding with
an original poem, breathing forth the
sentiment of loyalty to the country and
its flag.
At the conclusion Of the remarks by
the national president, adjournment was
made and an informal reception of the