The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
K 1 GIMENTAL REUNIONS.

ual reunion of the 11th Maine
association opened at Ellsworth,
D. with a good attendance though
with which the ranks are thin
, mphaSiZed by the secretary's re-
y showed that II deaths had been
,nte the last reunion. There were
lettings in the forenoon and after
-. ~ Coggins of EaStbrOok, presi-
Ing. The election of officers re-
.- tollows: President, Joseph IL.
'1Jerville; first vice-president,
l handler, Augusta second vice.
- H. E. Smith, East Sullivan
, and treasurer, Thomas T. Taber,
was voted to hold the next re-
atervilie, the date to be fixed by
els pt the association. In the even
. eas a campfire, to which members
VI. II. Rice Post, Grand Army of
tutjc, of Ellsworth, and the
, G-iief Corps were invited. There
formal program of vocal and in
lA music preceding a dinner and
The business of the reunion hav-
concluded the 18th was spent in
eng about the city, visits to Bar
tte government coaling station at
p md other nearby points of in
III NJ AINE AT FAIRFIELD.
-l annual reunion of the 18th
,eImental Association was held at
Aug. 18th. AS officers for the
ar. the following members were
sident, Eben S. Burn, Portland j;
BE- PRESIDENT, Preston NJ. Emery,
second vice president, John H.
8lien, Mass. secretary and treas
L Gribbin, Portland. AS the as
las not had a reunion for two
account of the grand encamp-
5ston last year, the names of
.4uers who have died since August
- wen. They were: Ansell Coffin,
avid A. Bridges, Dover; c. B.
rrr, \. II. Matthew 7. Jones,
l. Clark, Claremont, n. H.. j..
- Dover. After dinner at the
5adey ride in special cars to Wa
oakland was enjoyed. At $50
III bean supper was served by
uu's Relief Corps of E. P. Pratt
ID Fellows hall. In the evening
was held in the large room of
T hall.and avery pleasant time
-i Speeches were made by
..r Of Portland. Gen. G. b. Loud
York, and many other comrades.
''3 10 hold the next reunion in
lu-. u, 1906
Yu MAINE AT BRUNSWICK.
5ers of the 10Th Maine regi-
-tattion attended the 3Oth annual
HrunsWick Aug. 10th. The meet
,-ued with prayer by Rev. j. W.
Newport. The election of Off
IS 'l as follows: Amasa Gregory,
Madison, president; }. b. Par
Maiden, Mass, first vice pres
Adams, Co. c, of East Wilton,
president; Charles 0. Wads-
b, ot Gardiner, secretary, treas
-trologist; NJ. c. Wads worth of
4. Davies of Castine, Thomas
nW vi North Leeds, }. &. Lamb Of
iu and q. NJ. Tucker of Steep
.H # directors. 1t was voted to
-ulion next year at Cape Eliza
M The report of the necrologist
i here had been - deaths dur
s In the evening there was a
he courtroom which was large
r- Rev. John w. Webster of
# .'slded. Commander Oren T..
Vincent Mountfort Post of
ldde the address of welcome.
.u.- who spoke were Gen. Joshua
t, am of Brunswick, DR.. w. W,
i anvers, Mass, Gen. c. W. Til
He DWELL, Maj. S. c. Belcher of
--- Dr.. c. E. johnson of Bruins
H E f. Crush of Mt. Vernon, n.
,F VI, {. Wadsworth of Gardiner,
ao6'Hgs of Washington, William
4 I Bar Harbor, Paschal z. Gill
lrkSport, DR.. A. b. Adams of
.e.. j.. W. Webster of Newport
.asa tiregory of Madison.
tue Sd MAINE AT BATH.
ug4l reunion of the Sd Maine regi-
s~> eation was held in Bath Aug.
. Ia'l Of Sedgwick post 4, q. A. r.,
Wrt prominent member present
. 'i -. Howard of Burlington, VT,
-- ld comrades honor as the first
" he gegiment. So delighted were
100 see him that be was obliged
.'' ihem a reception, and after the
5 s,,j0n delivered d short address
Nt, edgerly listened to and greeted
4 Is pt prolonged applause. Charles
tl -4t OF Bath presided at the ses-
-a4 rollcall showed 45 present and
-- ilrlng the year. A nominating
-s ported the following list of
all 4 whom were elected for the en-
rl Nathan F. Folsom, Co. B. of
"a. ples. George ii. Fisher, Co. L of
ii IS. vice pres. !; J. c. Morrison, Co.
d liner, I'd vice pres; William NJ.
u.s. .. B OF Augusta, sec. Lewis
er Is. Of Augusta, cor sec. George
- 10. + of Hallowell, treas. j.
Aye, Co. E. of Auburn, chaplain.
lowing executive committee, con-
.i ona member from each company,
'''e.' Field and staff, Gen. Joseph
9.Atd, Bangor Co. A. Charles 7
Baths Co. B, Nathan I. Folsom,
L 1- c, j. c. Morrison, Gardiner
y am II. Watson, Bath Co. F, j
- Auburn; Co. F, w. J. Rack.
-.-' .o- Il, H. j. Goulding, Fairfield
Ie ~ II. Fisher, Augusta Co. K
-'nn, Bangor honorary member
j e..., Augusta. DR.. William Me
t AusuSta, Charles A. COombS oil
.a Edwin Nye of Auburn were
q tpmtnittee on resolutions, anC
g.aI things heartily indorsed the
. Ii,sldent Roosevelt in his efforts
'i peace between Russia and
'' Inc close of the exercises d din
Ted by the ladies of SedgWicl
splte of the rain, many of thu
ent the afternoon looking ovel
au, departed for their homes OF
' 'iii MAINE AT PORTLAND.
.lalaI reunion of the 18th Me
.'ia' dssociation was held at Long
- .HJland harbor, Aug. 18th, Presi
liobbS of West Falmouth, pre-
@Pt. &. W. Verrill reported th'
- leaths during the year: Cher
' samuel E. Jenness, Frank C
tarles c. Cole, Winfield S. Water
adfew j. Stinson, Albert Strout
>trout, Lemuel Jackson. TIL,
TX otficers were elected: Lieut.
stevens, Auburn, pres; Adjt
w. Roberts, Portland and JOhl
o"eo, vice pres. Gen. Charles P
,As. sergt. gt.-at-arms, Charles w. Rich
. 94d John Doughty, Portland, di
a. a., MAJ William H. Greene, Portland
',a vas. Capt. George w. Verrill, Port
~, t,eToioglst. The association voted tt
=. a. Lewiston in 1906. After Dime
~ ~ were made by Gen. Charles P
'eSs, ten. J. L. Chamberlain, Maj
nleen and G. T. Jones of Waltham
a'aat incident was the presence a
~, -si zen. Chamberlain of Miss May E
III and Miss Amy K. Pearson of Bal