The Portland daily press., 1900-08-10

The annual reunion of the 1-10-29th
Maine regiments was held yesterday at
their regimental buildings at Mariners
landing, Long island.
The reunion was we'll attended, there
being some over hundred of the veter-
ans with their wives and invited guests.
A fine shore dinner was served at
twelve O'Clock in the dining hall, and
was partaken of with a relish.
The following were present at the re-
union George E. Andrews, Portland;
George S Aver, Saco; John J. Bagley,
Lowell, Mass. George H. Bailey, Port
land; Eldridge G. Berry, Berry's Mills;
Morrill, W. Bickford, Maid en-, Mass;
David L. Blanchard, Cumberland; Frank
G. Body, Portland; Stillman D. Bond,
Jamaica Plain; Caleb G. Buck, Portland;
Richard Butler, Lewiston; Edward A.
Carman, Bridgton; zimri Carleton,
North Gray; Charles Odlin, Stow; Ben
jamin F. Cook, Charlestown, Mass
Hiram Il. Cook, Portland; Oliver B.
Coy, Welchviue; Woodbury. K. Dana,
Westbrook; Samuel F. Davey, Hyde
Park, Mass. Daniel Davis. Portland;
William w, Davis, Pownal; George L.
Day, Gorham; Jere S. Douglass, Port
land; Henry S. Drake, East Auburn;
George W. Edgerly, Westbro ok; Bradbury
Emerson, Biddeford; Stillman H Emer-
son, Biddeford; Charles S. Emerson, Au-
burn; Ivory w. Emerson, Lewiston;
Nathan @. Estes, Auburn; Stephen r.
Estes, Hallowen; David P. Field, Au-
burn; Charles B. Fillebrown, Boston;
Charles II. Frost, Portland; James @. nj.
Furnish, Biddeford; Edwin A. Getchell,
Augusta; William H. Gilchrist, Knox
Station; Thomas M. Glendenning, Port
land; John M. Gould, Portland; William
c. Googins, Portland; Charles G. Ora
ham, Westbrook; Alpheus L. Greene,
Providence, r. I. Jack Greene, Fairfield;
Edward Nelson Greedy, Portland; George
GuptilI, Readfield Depot Edward K
Hanson, Hiram Ezekiel II. Hanson,
Portland; Fred Hartshorne, Franklin,
Mass Alonzo Hill, Saco; Charles G.
Hodsdon, Ithamar Houston, Westbrook;
William A Huff, Saco; Noah Jewett,
Auburn; Freeman w. Janison, Long
Island; George d. Jost, Portland; East
man Judkins, Carthage; Merritt w. Ken
nard, Portland; Eben Kneeland, Harri
son; George r. Knight, Boston; Alfred
F. Lamarche Lewiston; Alfred H. Lar
rabee, Westbrook; Bert Littlefeld, E.
Stoneham; Adoniram J. LittIefield,
Cambridge, Mass. Samuel w. Lowell
Westbrook; Hebron Mayhem, Westbrook;
Amos G. Merrill, New Gloucester; Henry
r. Millett, Dorchester, Mass. Alonzo
Merrill, East Auburn; Matthias Moulton,
Portland; George Nye, South Natick,
Mass. Enooh Perkins, Boston; Nehemiah
Porter, North Yarmouth; Samuel L.
Quint, West Buxton; Benjamin M. Red
Ion, Portland; Frank H. Reed, E. Au-
burn; David II. Rines, Allston, Mass.
Charles H. Roberts, New York; VIM. b.
Ross, Allston, Mass. William A. Brown
field; Andrew j. Russell, Mechanic Falls;
Herbert r. Sargent, Portland; Edward
H. Sawyer, Auburn; Elijah M. Shaw,
Nashua, N. H.; Patrick A. Sheehan,
Boston; William r. Simpson, Gray;
Josiah S impson, Portland; Dexter D.
Mechanic Falls; Charles A. SIo-
man, Portland; George W. Smith, Ches-
terville; Josiah Smith, Biddeford Albert
S. Spaulding, Portland; Cassius R.
Stevens, Brooklyn, N. Y; Charles w.
Stevens, Portland; Danville B. Stevens,
Lewiston; James F. Tarr, Biddeford;
Charles S. Tenney, Mechanic Falls;
Henry P. Thing, Skowhegan; And. Jack
Dover, N. H; Leroy II.
Tobie, Ira Frank Tibbetts, Portland;
Arba III. Trufant, Auburn; Alfred L.
Turner, Portland; William K. Vickery,
Lewiston; William Waddell, Portland
Murray B. Watson, Auburn; Freeman F.
Walker, Livermore Falls; George A.
Melrose; John A. Willard, Lis
bon; John G. Wiley, Greenwood, Mass.
Gilman L. Brackets, Peaks Island; Rich
ard K. Galley, Portland; Harlan P. In
gals, Portland George w. Knowlton,
Mass; John E. Warren, West.
brook
After the dinner the veterans smoked
cigars, the gift of Major G. j. Walker.
The business meeting was called to or
der at one o'clock by Preside Mt Alfred L.
Turner, The records of the previous an
nual meeting was read and appr owed. |
The report of the historian, Major j. M.
Gould of Portland was brief In sub
stance Major Gould told of trip made
with Major Jordan upon Invitation of a
G.. A. r. post in Connecticut, to dedicate
q monument May Oath, 1900, to General
Mansfield on the battlefield Of Antietaln.
Major Gould said that the battlefield. and
the surroundings were but very little
changed from the days of the civil war
The report Of the secretary showed the
following veterans as having died since
the last reunions Nelson B. Brown, East
5toneham; Cyrus W. Buck, Jefferson, N.
81 Houghton Bond, Lincoln; Samuel
?. Cummings, No. Gray; VIM. S. Davis,
FOCUS; Enoon Lincoln Hall, Auburn;