The Republican journal., 1905-09-07
BELFAST, MAINE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER l. 1905

"uu ouI rre9 H. Burnham of Greenfield, Mass.
WIZ nad been appointed a COMMITTEES on
resoiutlons, reported as follows and Their
report was accepted:
;dont Wtnereas, during the past year our pres
nnr ,"vnt mas oeen stricken with paralysis, and
snd and ou,Hved n,,itn secretary. Daniel W. Billings
anu quite a host of our companions have
Jo!nea those gone before therefore, be it
,,,;.s .nseSolVeG, that we deeply sympathize
VIII WIN PRESIDENT Fuller in his atliction. and
VIII tne Klndred Of our deceased comrades
do1,o. mesoiveo' tnat page of our records be
those who died since our last meeting VI
The afternoon program onened with ,
piano solo by Miss Pottle, after which Hon
r. .. Walls of Vinalhayen addressed an
Assembly which filled the hall. He said
tnat ihe 10Th Maine regiment had no reason
W taKe back seat for any regiment and
S SnaI lts members should be proud of the
service rendered, even though thew were
put nine months regiment.
non. l.. Y. Morse of Liberty spoke of the
| service and the honor that had come to the
| soldiers OF the regiment, both in the field of
| pattle ana since their return home, from
| .ne prosperous FARMER to the senator, and
| reIerreu t0uchlngly to the memory of those
gone 'A 'iio'o
Joshua w. Black of Searsport spoke of
the gatherings and with regret that more of
the members of the association did not turn
OUT ana referred with praise to the excellent
work done by the late Seth L. Milliken, who
aS congressman was ever friend to the
soldier.
Mrs. James F. McKeen of Belfast spoke
OF the Woman'S loyalty to the soldiers and
their pleasure at being able to contribute to
their entertainment.
). 4. Keller of Rockport spoke of the
meaning OF the reunions and SAID all vet
Grams should consider it their privilege to
meet on occasions of this nature He pre-
Sented an Invitation for the association to
hold the next meeting with Fred A. Nor
WOOD fost IN Rockport, and it was voted
to accept the Invitation for August, 1906.
Mrs. Fred L. Palmer of Monroe spoke of
tna assistance which the members of the
W. Il. Z. We're ever ready to contribute to
the soldiers and referred feeingly to the
services of the 26th.
Capt. A. f. Clark OF Belfast spoke on the
Importance of the members attending the
reunions and what they meant to each
member.
Miss Pottle played Tenting on the Old
Campground with vocal accompaniment by
the congregation.
Daniel o. Bowen of Morrill, said that the
association meetings were always a source
of great pleasure to him and he referred to
the meetings of the future with the hope
that they might be better attended.
The newly elected president, Isaac Cook
of Monroe, spoke of the honor conferred
upon him and told some good stories.
Others followed and the meeting did not
adjourn until late in the afternoon, all vot-
ing the reunion success.
Among those present were F. S. Walls,
Ninalhaven; II. Grant, Monroe; J. F. Nc
Keen, Belfast; W. B. Cammett, A. E. Clark,
W. j. Bailey, l. A. Conant. G. ". Blodgettss
Belfast; Llewellyn Carter, Searsport; D.
W. Dickey. Morrill,, W. Nash. James f.
Knowlton, Swanvile; J. F. Fernald, True
?. Cilley, E. L. Emerson, NJ. H. Grindle, L.
A. Fernaid, William Mason, Belfast; James
Mutt, A. W. Hassan, Northport; James
Green, c. X. Ryder, D. 0. Bowen. Morrill,
L. {, Morse, E. B. Maddocks, Liberty; J.
z. Keller, Rockport; W. c. Rowe, Brooks;
j. G. Townsend, Belfast; |. F. Cook, Mon
roe; W: H. Knight, ?. S. Holmes, Everett,
Mass, f. n. Fish, Winterport; Frank Col
cord. Searsport, II. NJ. Chase, Swanville;
George ". Wise, j. W. Nash, Belfast W.
F. Thomas, G. W. Ritchie, P S. Staples,
Belfast, Fred L. Burnham, Greenfield,
Mass. j. W. Ferguson, Ansel Wadsworth,
Belfast Charles I. Knight, Northport,