Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-08
Set Of Pictures Of Man.
ayers Now Complete.
Discharges, Passes, Admissions
Y and Other Local Notes.
Officer Of the Day, Saturday, Capt.
ChoIIar; Sunday, Capt. Stoddard.

Officer of the day, Capt, Chollar Sat
urday; Capt. Stoddard Sunday.
Francis Grammo left the Branch
Friday on furlough to visit his home
in Boston.
Philip Banfield is again at the Home,
after passing furlough with friends
in Poston.
Randall Grant reported for duty Fri
day, after passing a short furlough
with relatives in Lewiston.
w. Z. Leland was the guest Friday
of james p Forrest, storekeeper.
James II. Hall, late Co. E, 9th N. Y.
Inf, has reported for re-admission to
the Branch and been taken up in Co.
G, temporary at post
Patrick McCarty of Medford, late
Co. I, 31st Mass. Inf, and George Car
penter of Lynn, late Co. c, 18th VT.
Inf, have been taken up in Co. G.
temporary at post to await admission
to the Home.
The funeral of the late William T.
Haskell will be held from the Home
chapel at p. NJ Saturday, Rev. II. S.
Burrage officiating. Capt. Snow will
command the escort Cutler Post, No
An enlarged picture of the late Fred
erick Snyth, the war Governor of New
Hampshire, and the first local manager
of this Branch, being in command from
April y, 1866, to March "a, 1874. and
second vice president from March 2S,
1874, to Tune Is, 1880, has been received.
This picture completes the list of man
ayers and is a fine work of art, being
32X21 inches in a handsome heavy gilt
frame, and it is considered one of the
best now hanging in the library.
Charles II. Clark left Friday on a
pass to visit friends in Portland.
DR.. /. W. Gilbert Of Litchfeld was
the guest Friday of his daughter, Mrs.
.. j. Fuller
James Staples of Vassalboro has ac-
ceptcd IA position as stenographer in
the treasurer's office and will begin his
new duties next week.
The funeral of the late Edward Carr
was held from the Home chapel at :
F. N Friday, Rev. Fr. Neligan off
ciating.
Charles Hantson. late Co. *, 25th L,
:. mi. and Co. /. cath L. 5. Inf, Pro-
visional Army. has been dropped from
the rolls Of tie Branch.
orders have been published appoint
ing John Rlnehart. late Co. c, 18th Pa
Rifles, t. sergeant of Co. X, vice Hen
ry McDevitt, promoted to captain of
Co E. and Charles r. Fairgrieves, late
Co. *. I'd Mass. Inf, to sergeant of Co.
+, vice Daniel Fallon! resigned.
Henry a. kirkWood Post Fund clerk
in tie treaSurer's office for three years,
has resigned on account of illness and
is at present confined to his home or
tie HalloWell road. Mr.. kirkwood was
a most efficient clerk and being a civil
engineer and craftsman was valuable
man on this particular kind of work.
His many friends hope for a speedy
recovery. Orville J. Fuller has been
promoted to this position.
Religious services at the Homo chap
el Sunday morning will be held as fol-
lows; Mass and sermon by Rev. Fr.
Nelllgan at S: Protestant services by
Rev. II. 5. Burrage at 1890 o'clock
Singing in the hospital by the choir in
the evening,
Three former members were read
mitted Friday: Thomas Conley of
Providence, late Co. F, 1G5th ~ Y. |
Inf; John Palmer of Boston, late
Go. c, 21st Mass. Inf, and Wilwarth |
r. Yeaw of East Providence. late Co. |
NJ, 1st \. y. Mounted Rifles.
The following members have been |
granted honorable discharges from the |
Home: John {. Bryant. late Co p, |
i6th Mass. Inf; John NJ. Crist late
Co. d. 3rd y. j. Inf: John McCue, |
late Co. 3, End U. S. Art; Phillip
Quinn. late 19ith N. Y. Inf; Newell |
Dow, late Co. u. 22nd Conn. Inf; AL
bert f. Baxter. late Co. G, 2nd y. |
II. Inf; Louis Monarch, late Navy;