Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-18
Reunion Of Association al
The National Home,
Presentation Ct Cane to Gen.
Ti|den a Happy Feature.
Roderiek Powers Of Fort Fairfield
Is Chosen President.


ton by Cutler Post, No 4S, G. A. R.,
and the Home Band. who had marched
there to receive j. W. Webster, the
department commander of his first Of
hcial visit here. All formed in line
and marched to the old canteen build
ing where they made their headquar-
ters during the stay. The forenoon
was passed in looking over the grounds
and visiting all places of interest. They
assembled promptly at 2 p M for
business and the report of the secre-
tary treasurer was read and accepted
as follows:
i herewith present my 9th annual
report of the transactions of the office
of the secretary and treasurer for the
past year, which are as follows:
l have received letters from the fol-
lowing persons: Thos. S. Hopkins, Co
G, Washington, d. c.; postmaster.
Vanceboro, announcing the death of
Henry Mansfield, of Co. B: John F.
Chandler. Madison, telling of the death
of Alonzo Smith of Co. G.; Mrs. S. B.
Pollard. Bangor. telling of the death
of Lyman B. Pollard, of Co G: L. W.
McIntire, Solon, announcing the death
VI I HlIlcdS MCColldI, Ol 70. "A, ~. "A.
Crockett, Neillsville, Wis, saying that
his father, BENZ. B. Crockett, of Co l.
died jan 81, 1908; j. H. Everett Co. H,
kenduskeag; Mrs. Isaiah Bailey, Alex
ander, telling of the death of Isaiah
Bailey of Co. H. f. H. Mack, postmas-
ter at Bancroft. Neb., saying that John
w. Watson of Co. A, died a number of
years ago; Mrs. Ella M. Smith. Center
Lowell, stating that her mother, Mrs.
Mary Coffin. an Honorary member was
dead; John V. Lane, postmaster at Au-
gusta. announcing the death of Lorenzo
d. Allen of Co. l; P. H. Brown of Co.
c, Peabody, Mass. telling of the death
of DR.. William w. Eaton, who died Jan.
81, 1910; J. w. Harding, postmaster at
Dixmont. announcing the death of
Benz. F. Jewell of Co. E; Mrs. Ellen
S. Adams, Georgetown, Mass, telling of
the death of her husband, Lyman H.
Adams of Co. C; James Hammond,
new Co A. stating that Geo. w. Brown.
o. NJ Sergt. and quartermaster. had
died in Hartford. Conn.,. March IS.
1910; S. S. Vose Co. I, Waterville, say
ing that Major Small had died, also en-
closing notices of the deaths of Dr.
Geo. D. Marston, of Co. l. who died
in Stoneham, Mass, Sept. 13, 1909;
and of Joseph Pooler of Co. B, who
died in Watervile. March, 1910; G. w.
ioulding, president of the Messalonskee
National Bank of Oakland, sending a
tribute to the memory of Major Abner
r. Small; Rev. Wm. .. Aver, kendus-
ixeag. giving notice of the death of
Joseph Simpson of Co. H, who died
March ID. 1910, and of Chas. w. Stev-
ems. an honorary member. who died in
Waterville, Dec. 81, 1908; Henry ID. Aus
tin of Co. b, National Soldiers Home;
Alden Turner of Co. B, Palermo; Mrs.
Geo. d. Marston, Stoneham, Mass, an
nouncing the death of her husband. Dr.
George D. Marston, who died Sept. 10,
1909; Lieut.. Francis WigSin, Co G.
Portland; DIR. Edward E. Brush. new
Co. A, Pres. Mount Vernon, New York:
Martha M. Tucker. Steep Falls. telling
of the death OF her mother, Mrs. G. M.
Tucker, On honorary member. who died
Dec. 22, 1909; Mrs. A. N. Richards Bur
leigh. telling of the death of her hue
band, Anson N. Richards. of Co. E.
who died June 4. 1909; Clifford j.. Nc
,;lauflin, Portland. announcing the
death of his father. James McGlauhin.
of co. G. who died May 5. 1904; Samuel
Peabody. Co. I. Burlington. Iowa, en-
closing ST.; Henry D. Austin, Co. B.
Derry. ~ H.; George T. Jacobs, Co. D.
Phillips; John C. Thompson, Co. c,
Still River. Mass; Pascal P. Gilmore,
Co e, State Treas. Bucksport; George
p. Hall, Co. d. Boston, Mass; B. F.
Worth, Co E. Providence. r. L.; A. w.
Tot roe-tn
NVm D. Ever. Co. j, Los Gatos, Cal:
saying that Alfred M. Hamlin of Co.
p, had died May 13. 1910; Mabel L.
Elsenger, Turner Center, saying that
her father, Lieut.. Aubrey Leavitt of Co.
e. had died April 20. 1910; Post master,
Bath, n. B., telling of the death of
Hugh Lagin. of Co. Fl, who died there
sometime ago; Ralph H. Cannon. Co.
II, Brodhead. Wis; Mrs. S. Clifford
I3elcher, Pennington. enclosing check
for IS; ). NJ. Tucker of Co. F, Steep
Falls.
Through Gen. 'rilden, letters from
Mrs Charlie Hutchins Mcmahon.
daughter of Capt. Chas. X. Hutcnns
Of Co B, in relation to Capt. Hutchins'
sword Capt. Hutchins was killed at
the battle Of Fredericksburg, Dec. 1S.
1862. 1t appears that Henry d. Austin
of Co b. gave the sword to Capt.
Hutchins' son.
Also a pamphlet of the Towle Acad-
emy reunion Of the students at Win
throp, July 80. 1908. of which school
Can't. Hutchins was the principal from
Nov. 20, 1858 to May 6. 1861. Also let
ters from Francis E. Saunders, Co. G.
.owell. Mass. Clarence L.. Hodsden.
CO. II, Cambridge. Mass. enclosing 81;
Frances A. Wildes. Sergt. Major Wood
fords. enclosing 81.
1 have learned of the following new
addresses: Emerald M. Potter, New
Co. A. 107 South Union street. Law
renee. Mass: Moses J. Rupert. Co, H..
ID Pleasant street. Lawrence. Mass;
Morris J. Thomas. Co. F. Bucksport:
CYRUS A. Rowe. Co. F, National Sol
f,iers' Home; Clarence l.. Hodsdon. Co.
H Isl Magazine street Cambridge.
Mass: Hugh Kelley, Co. E, Hallowell.
The following booklets of the reunion
at Newport were not called for:
Daniel NJ. Curtis. Co. X, 132 Pearl
street, Chelsea, Mass: Lieut. Humph-
rev E. Eustis. Co. D. 217 Third street,
Minnea polls. Mimi: Abram Tyler, Co.
F. Fryehurg.
have learned of the following
deaths: