Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-08

final limit may be obtained TO reacr
original starting point not later than
Oct. 3D. 1910.
Valuation of tickets-The return
portion of tickets must be validated a.
destination by authorized agent Of the
line over which ticket reads before be-
ing valid for return passage. except
that where tickets are extended they
will be validated by the special agent
with whom ticket is deposited.
Validating Agency-Special agent. Mr.
H. c. Blye, Morris Guards Armory, Il
South New York avenue. Atlantic CITY,
NJ J. Office hours. Z A. M. to s p. M
weekdays and Sundays. Passengers de-
string to leave Atlantic City by early
morning trains may have their tickets
validated the previous afternoon, but
only between P. M. and p. M. :
Stopovers-Stopovers are allowed on re-
turn at any point on notice to conductor
but passengers must leave last stopover
point in time to reach original starting
point within final limit of their tickets. !.
/ Side Trips-Special rates have been Sc
cured for our party for side trips as fol-
lows: Philadelphia to Washington and
return, Sc; Philadelphia to Gettysburg
and return. 1894; Philadelphia to Gettys-
burg. Hagerstown. Washington and re-
turn to Philadelphia, SITS. Special rates
less than the above may be secured for
parties of 10 or more travelling together.
Accommodations at the Eagle Hotel in
Gettysburg will be reserved at expense
of 81 per day, American plan, room and
meals. --.,..
If there Is a sufficient number who sig
nifty their intention to visit Gettysburg,
an all-expense-tour will be made up and
will be operated under the supervision of
an employee of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, who will travel with the par
ty for the entire trip.
Special Notice-Should' any members de-
sire to travel via other routes to New
York, they can join the special depart
ment train on its departure from Jersey
City Bookings should be made as early
AS possible to avoid disappointment.
Rooms at hotel will be assigned as fast
as requests are received. First come,
first served. All bookings must be made
on or before September 10. In registering
for membership in the department party,
give full name and address. and also
state definitely your stateroom and hotel
requirements.
vi. The following named comrades are
hereby appointed on the staff of the de-
partment commander. and will be obey ed
and respected accordingly:
Aides de-Camp-J. H. Warren, Post No.
3. Dexter; Charles Smart, Post No. Il,
Winthrop; Judson Ames. Post No. 90,
Foxcroft; G. w. Martin, Post No. 81, st.
Adams; VIM. H. kitredge, Post No As,
Vinalhaven; A. w. Withee, Post No. S.
Corinna; VIM. H. Harner, Post No 50,
Damariscotta; William l.. Howes, Post.
No. so. North Dixmont.
James S. Crockett, Post No a. Win
terport; John c. Morton. Post No. 70,
Washington; F. P. Furber. Post No IS,
Clinton: Augustus H. Prince, Post No.
Ill, Portland; Luther B. Rogers. Post
No. ia, Patten: Freeman NJ Roberts,
Post No. 11S, Newport John C. Haley,
Post No. 143, Biddeford: Thomas Powers,
Post No. 14S. South Paris; James l..
Green. Post No. 1853, Harrison: Isaac L..
Murray, Post No 157, East Boothbay
Gilman P. Smith. Post No. 165. Bangor
Special -de-Camp-Henry l..
Mitchell. Post No. 1855. Bangor; Frederick
L. Palmer. Post No "a, Monroe: Will
liam w. Ormsby. Post No. Ill, Portland
N. N. administer. Post No. 81, Etna;
Jos. T. Johnson. Post No. 81, ST. Adams;
Edward A. Savage, Post No. &c. Saco;
William 'McDavis, Post No. 10, Augusta
VII. The badge of an aide on the de-
partment commanders staff consists of
the bronze star with wide loop, suspend
ed by the cherry bordered ribbon from
a rank strap with black ground upon
which are two silver leaves. Badges, rib
bons and rank straps may be secured of
the assistant adjutant general, through
the post quartermaster. Price of rank
strap. 30 cents; ribbon, 6 cents, or badge
complete ST.
VIII. Aides are expected to visit posts
in their immediate vicinity frequently
and to do all in their power to encourage
recruiting. There are many worthy en-
soldiers and ex-sailors outside the fold
We want them and they need us.
TX. Post commanders are again re.
quested to forward to the assistant ad-
jutant general the name of one comrade
recomme nded for appointment as aide.
de-camp on the staff of the department
commander.
x. The attention of post officers is call.
ed to the low price at which all supplies
are furnished from these headquarters;
badges. ribbons. rank straps. buttons, etc
Every officer should have his proper
badge Comrades accepting appointment,
on the staff of the commander-in-chiet
or department commander should have
sufficient pride in the position to provide
himself with the badge of office.
X1.-Post adjutants who have not
forwarded their last Memorial day re-
turns. should do so Immediately or
blanks already furnished to the de.
partment chaplain, Rev. James H. Lit
| tie. Bethel, Me.
X11.-Attention is called to Circular
Letter No. l herewith enclosed
XI1I.-Comrades are requested tc
send to the assistant adjutant general
the names and addresses of the officers
of their regimental associations in
Maine. a
BY Command of
JOHN w. WEBSTER,
Department Commander