The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
,,,oapy |. list Ne. Cavalry.
.,c MEMBERS GUESTS OF COL.
dVlNo CURTIS IN PORTSMOUTH,
-.-.nnnth Times, Aug. 31st.

|II II SUI / w - 49,
many at his home on North
~ ON the occasion OF their
manual reunion.
49, who is known in this, his
As a good entertainer, a
',ilow and one of the best
ever wore a uniform, gave
..s ,he time of their life and
them were loud in their
..r manner in which Comrade
,otprtained them.
...lt Col. Curtis is situated at
,,I md of Northwest street on
and extending out into the
me North pond and around
mes the waters from old ocean
',4 1t is one of the beauty
p rtsmouth and a more suit
lar the coming together OF
4rtrans who fought in TWEEN
lilies during the Civil War
ana to find.
ms. with their wives and
uere given a most cordial
.5.,u their arrival. The house
- ,duds were turned over to
day. Everything there
i'm to use and do with as
at home. and the veterans
IL, all, The early morning
lleu up in the greeting OF
and with "reminiscences OF
M many a story of the bat
old over again and listen
aged veterans with the
pSt.
ack the gathering sat down
les having been spread on
Ter the shade of the odd
3nd the veterans. famed
.rrzes from the waters OF
piscataqua, enjoyed the
.Iilest extent of their APP
moon at two o clock a
au was held. at which
ing officers were elected;
Joseph II. Curtis, Ports
nt-Joseph B. Eaton,
AT treasurer-B. P, Doe,
Ass.
.-r of thanks was extended
curtis for his entertain
members of the regiment
thirteenth annual reunion.
.rs were read from absent
a0 for business and other
unable to attend.
ing executives were chos-
18th. Dayton, Me. Joseph
els. Me. Z. 5. Water
chunk, Me.
ttee afterWard decided on
s-. Me. as the place of the
reunion, which will be
august.
rrning Col. Curtis gave a
md clam bake i'll honor of
The special guests at this
. Mayor William E. Marvin,
5,ln Pender, ex-Mayor John
...n and the members Of Gen.
.rston command, [. Y. l.,
lies of Harriet p. Dame Re
ua bake was opened at :
a Il more tempting shore dim
+ erected the eyes of those
sat around the tables spread
Awns. The grounds were
lighted 10y electricity and
auternS.
er contained all the good
as Holsters, CLANS, corn,
vpet potatoes. The "tixlngs'
atprmel0n, bananas, oranges,
ep and tonic,
,s was made by Gardner '.
George Hanscom and this
effort in that line showed
.urw something about clam
many professional bakers
- the clam bake there was a
fashioned camp fire and the
around and sang the old
..Q over again the stories OF
days during the war.
~ of particular interest to
vas the preparing of the
4 hot fire was kept burn
Id a hole dug deep III the
lust after the clam bake
two large stone jars, filled
ms were buried i'll the live
lvtIed with dirt. These the
had for breakfast. This
ey enjoyed a trip to the
where great interest was
re Peace conference building
dock. The rest of the fore
aiken up with a trolley ride
.urning to Col. Curtis home
.I dinner. The gathering
Today and Col. Curtis was
sal host.
rs was assisted III entertain
, laughter, Mrs. Gardner Y.
lse pleasing manner and I'M
'Fts added much to the com
guests.
.mbers of Company l, who at
re reunion, were George B.
uJ wife, South bingham;
Wells; C. E. Butler,
81. Francis Brooks, Dover;
-ayes. wife and sister, Old Or
\. Coffin, Shapleigh, Me.
.ulh, Alfred; B. p. Doe and
la0ridge; Joseph D. Eaton,
-orge O. Hannaford, West
Ne; George d. Harvey and
,H Berwick; Daniel w. Gage,
Simeon Knight, South Wa
-U Me-; James Maddox,
Daniel j. Mead, Biddeford:
Murray and wife, Cohasset,
wge y. Otis, North Berwick
small and wife, Biddeford