The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-02-23

In faot, was crowded with the men and
women who here began the nineteenth
century, and "every room had Its poetic
passage, every window its haunting facs,
very garden path its floating and fading
form OF a quite i'm Derishabls beauty
have received from members OF the
society for annual dues, etc, from Feb
ruary 10 1900 Co February 10, 1901,
S3SS, o. This amount l have paid to the
treasurer of the society, and l hold his
receipts for the same,
The secretary's accounts were audited
by Mai Charlss IL Boyd and Mr.. Nath-
an Gold of the Board or Managers, Feb
ruary IL 1901, and their certificate OF that
date that the accounts were found cor
rect with the proper vouchers, was entered
upon the sooietyfs books.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY 5. BURRAGE,
SecretAry.
The report OF the treasurer, Ebsn Corey,
showed that at the commencement of the
year tho treasurer had S86s.s5 on hand.
The total receipts tor the yesr were
sS3s 81, the total expenditures 1886 40,
an the cash ON hand at present was
$50l 40
The report was adopted Mr.. Corey de-
clined reelection as treasurer.
n coAhAAAANtC1I NOhoAnAAh6 VI
Hon. j. IL, Drummond. Nathan Goold
and Henry Deering was appointed and
reported the following list OF officers for
the ensuing year, and thsy were unani-
mously elected:
President-Horaoe II. Burbank, Saoc.
Senior Vice PTesident-Leslie q. Cor
nish, Augusta.
Vice Presidents-Judge Albert X.
Savage, Auburn: Chandler q Harvey,
Fort Fairfield; Everett b. Norton, Far
minRton; Major Charles j. House, Au
gusta; Charles q, BurTill Ellsworth; Al
bert w BuBler, Rookland; Capt james
NJ. Tukey, Newcastle; AhrAm W. Harris.
Orono; Walter II. Sturtiyant, Richmond;
William II q. Estes, SkowhegAn; Eben
Corey, Portland; DIR. W. j. May berry,
Saco; Col. Everard E, Newcomb, East
port; Hon, Joseph Williamson, Belfast
Secretary-Dr. Henry +. Burrage, Por,-
land.
rreasurer-PhiliD F. Turner. Port
land
Kegistrar-Hop. Josiah II. Drummond,
Portland.
Observation-Disclosures W. Bryant, Port.
land.
INSTRUMENTATION Goold.
ChaplAin-Rev. George Nj. Howe, Lew
iston.
Councillors-Hon Warren Ii. Vinton,
Gray; MAJOR Charles IL. Boyd, Portland;
Hon. Marquis K, King, Portland; Joseph
+. Thompson, Portland; Frederick Bru-
mel, Portland.
Henry Knox Baker of HalloweIl, who
was elected a member OF the society at
recent meeting has the distinguished
honor of being the son of Revolutionary
soldier and to him the society voted TO
send the following message:
"Compatriot Henry Knox Baker, Hal
lowell, Me-:
ION this anniversary OF the birth OF the
father of his country, General George
Washington, the society OF the Sons of
the American Revolution of Maine desire
to send you fraternal greetings, to whom
belongs the distinguished honor OF being
the onlE son now living OF Revolution
airy soldier connected with our society.
Henry S. Burrage, Secretary
The society voted that it was inexpadi-
ent to publish the volumes contemplated
by the National society containing list
of all the members OF the society.
The subject of dissertation OF the flag
came up for discussion but no action was
taken. The subject Of field day for the
society was left with the board OF man
ayers with power.
Following the business meeting the
company adjourned to the dining room
where one OF Manager Smiths famous
dinners was served. Those seated about
the tables were;
Aug. +. Moulton, Rev. DR.. Burrage,
Joseph w. Symonds, Hon. A. L. Talbot,
Lewiston; Sarah C. Moulton, Mary F.
Mcfarland, Concord, N. H.; Agnes II.
Carter, Henry Mcfarland, Rev. w. G.
Mann, Miss Lois f. Mann, Westbrook;
j. w. D. Carter, Rev. jos. Battell Shep-
herd, Rev. G. NJ. Howe, w. K. Howe,
Lewiston; George r. Gardner, c. l..
Hathaway. Waterville; Joseph A. Locke,
Florence Perley Locke, Z. NJ. Stubs,
Leila E. Stubs, o. J. Perry. Annie II.
Berry, Minnie A, Perry, Rockland; Mrs.
o. S. Themes, Mrs. Robt. S. Themes,
Robert S. Themes, Cumberland; Philip
F. Turner, Mrs. Philip F. Turner, Miss
Alice II. Strout, James p. Baxter, Per-
ciNal P. Baxter, Francis L. Little6eld.
Miss NJ. E. Ames, d. N. Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs. Novello Crafts, Joseph B, Reed,
Mrs. Thos. NJ. Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Butler, Rockland L. II.
Tobie. Mrs. L, Fl, Tobie. Levi L. Lin
coin. James N. Bates, Henry L. Bates,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rackleff. Lewiston;
Howard A. Lincoln, Fred'k S. Vail.
Geo. Doan Rand, J. D. Cochrane, Ida
NJ. Coehrane, Saco; Geo. h. Pitcher,
Carrie Carnage Pitcher, Elsie L. Liver
more. Chas. D. Livermore, Adelaide f.
Boothby, F. E. Boothby, Percival Bon
ney, Elizabeth II. Bonney, Margaret b.
Duroy. Frederic Brunei, A. K. Robin
son, Chas. S. Jones. J. c. Merrill, E. ].
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