The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-28
hayes Of Richmond, B. F. Farrar of
Lisbon Falls, Seth H. Baldwin of Liver

more.
Supper was served at 6 O'Clock b
the Daughters of Veterans, and in tn
evening a campfire was held at whic
a Yank and q Johnny Reb shool
hands. The Yank was Gen. Charles W
Tilden of Hallowel and the Reb was Ma
lor Frank A. Bond of North Carolina
Both were at the reunion of the 16tl
Maine regiment. Major Bond spoke il
praise of the North. He told of the grea
reunion at Gettysburg last month and de
clared that that event had effaced every
bit of animosity he might have felt be
cause of the defeat of the South in tn.
memorable struggle of half a century a
go.
Il am pleased to meet you, and may
God be with you and bless you in the
years to come" said Gen. Tilden as he
shook the hand of Major Bond. Tears
filled the eyes of the two grayhaired vet.
Grams as they did the eyes of every man
in the hall, for here, amid company
whose ranks were being fast depleted,
another friendship between the North
and the South was cemented.
FIRST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY. The
First Maine Heavy Artillery Regimental
Association held its 37th annual reunion
in Bangor Aug. 2lst, and the attendance
was the largest in it history, los being
present One member came from Iowa
and there were several from Massachu-
sets and New York. The following
officers were elected President, Andrew
c. Sawyer, Bangor; Vice President,
Isaac ]. Durham, Winterport; Secretary
TroE
Augusta: Executive Committee, William
r. Mason. Kenduskeag; Charles E. Bon
sey, Bucksport and William S. Randlett
was transacted in the forenoon, the men,
joying car ride about the city and to
following were present from Waldo
port, Co. G; Ira J. Durham, Winter
Springs, Go. L. The following deaths
were reported since Aug. p, 1912:
Fife Major Nathaniel R. Witham,
Dec. 81, 1912.
Private Israel H. Mute, Co. A, died in
East VIM, Maine, Dec. 90, 1912.
Auburn, Maine, Aug l, 1912.
Private William c. Warren, Co. A.,
died in Lincoln, Maine, April 2, 1912.
Private Nahum Murch, Co. c., died in
Togus, Maine, Nov 6, 1912
Corporal Frank R. Leach, Co. D., died
in Leavenworth, Kan. Sept. II, 1912.
Corporal Charles Eaton, Co. G., died
in CoupviIle, Wash, Aug. q, 1911.
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died in Pennington, Maine, April 81,
1913.
Corporal Braddish 8. Jackson, Co. E.,
Private John H. Bell Co. F., died in
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov 10, 1911.
Private Altheris 0. Wing, Co. F., died
IN Levant, Maine, Sept. 10, 1912.
Corporal Orville j .Dorman. Co. F., died
in Hermon, Maine, Aug. II, 1913.
Corporal George P Hooper, Co. g.,
died in Pittsfeld, Maine, April %, 1913.
Private John Mclaughlin, Co. G., died
in Castine. Maine, Oct. II, 1912.
Private Isaiah Davis, Co. g., died in
FoXcroft, NJ aine, April, 1913.
Private Alverdo W. Ford, Co. l., died
in Orono, Maine, May 2, 1913.
Private John Gilpatrick, Co. l., died
IN Boothbay, Maine, Oct. 81, 1912.
Private Ezekiel Merrithew, Co. K,
died in Morrill,, Maine, Dec. 80, 1912.
Captain Thomas Foster, Co. L., died
in National Soldiers Home, Calf, July
10, 1912
lst Lieut. George E. Dodge, Co. L.,
died in Carmel, Maine, Sept q, 1912.
Private Horace c. Weber, Co. L.,
died in Monroe. Maine, July 81, 1913
lst Lieut., Charles H. Sawyer, Co. NJ,
died in Greenvil.e, Maine, Aug. 8, 1918.
Private Henry G. Barlow, Co. NJ, died
in Freedom. Maine. March "A, 1918.
Private Charles E. Dunn, Co. NJ, died
in Norway. Maine, March %, 1912.
Private William P. Johnson, Co. M,
died in New Gloucester, Maine, March 6,
1913