Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
NATIONAL HOME
Goth Maine Reunion Grand Sue.
cess with so Present.
Vote to Meet Next
Year in Same Place

Oflcer of the day, Capt. George ].
Page.
Patrick German left the Branch Fri
day to pass flrlcugh with relatives
in Nashua, y. II.
TWO members reported Friday from
furloughs: Joseph p. Byrne from Prov
idence and John Golf from Portsmouth.
Hon. Joseph r. Woodward of Sidney
Friday called upon friends here and
also renewed old acquaintance with
members of the 10Th Maine.--
The baseball game for Saturday will
be fifth the fast Ruckfeld nine and will
be Called at P NJ.
Mrs. Addie F. Spear and Mrs. Hattie
Mcdonald of Beverly are registered at
the Home Hotel and are visiting Fran
els H. Center and Scott Flynn.
March, Soldiers PRIDE Lewis
Macmillan Robespierre,"
Litolff
Polka-"Short and Sweet" Short
(Cornet duet by Messrs. Godbuut and
Drossel)
Selection from Aida VeS1i
Serenade-"Chio lambert
MISUNDERSTANDING Glow Worm
Fargo
The Goth Maine Regiment Association
Friday held its 4Htll annual reunion at
the Branch and although the party was
smaller than usual, they had a most
pleasant meeting.
The party, about 80 in number. ar
rived or "a TI1av ho5
at the hotel and later proceeded TO the
Grand army hall where the business
meeting was held. DR.. W. o. Cobb Of
Gardiner. past department commander
of the Sons of Veterans. made the
speech Ct welcome in most eloquent
and pleasing manner
Letters from several members who
were unable TO attend We're read.
among them ono rom Hon. Adeibert
Ames. Massachusetts congressman,
and one from Gen. Ellis Spear.
C0.nrade o. =. Martin read his re-
port as secretary and treasurer.
II WAS voted t. meet here in August
Of newt year
passed his SSth year, WAS the oldest
veteran in TIE hall.
Mss Rose II. Tyler of New London.
daughter Of Joseph Tyler the vice
president, rendered two vocal solos il
a most able and pleasing manner and
received a most hearty applause for
her excellent work.
1t was unanimously voted that the
present officers he reelected TO serve
another year They are: President,
Thomas s. Benson of WaterNille: Vice
president, Joseph Tyler Of Portland,
and secretary and treasurer. O. P.
Martin of FoXcrCft.
The deaths reported during the past
wear We're. Emerson Crcishton, Col,
At Warren. September 1914: Cyrus Ds-
horne, October. 1914, Joseph T. De
Witt. C. F. Sept. >, 1914, at Nat!ck;
Albeit Frost. &C. T, ii 1919: DR.. Gus
tavus f Walker, Co H, in Boston,
June, 1915: {. &. Whittier. Co c; Al
fred 8. Gould: Joel Southland and Jo-
sian Soule.
Among those present were. Mr. and
Mrs Amos Fits and daughter, Miss
Hazel, Of Auburn; Mrs. Mary Bate
man, widow OF q member of the asso-
citation; Thomas 8. Benson Of Water
Vile: Joseph Tyler OF Portland; Mr..
and Mrs -. .. Marlin and son Of FoN-
croft: 4 l. Mahcr OF Tockland; y. &.
Latham cf Auburn: S. 3. Libby Of Lis
bon Fails: II. NJ. Libby Of Brunswick;
q W Cobb If Brunswick; j. Nj. Nor
ris Of Westnrook; c. NJ. Chase of
Free port: Lewis Hall Of Warren; Ebcn
Rove OF Raneeloy; DaN iG s. Hi@cins of
Soboc: Edward Ilearjn Of Brooks;
George W. Ieathers OF Lewiston; S. L.
Howard Of, Ashland; j. w. NORM of
North Arson; c. H. Bartlett OF oak
land: James A. Nash of Waldoboro;
Ambrose Hatch Of Waidohoro; Eek
iol Bonn Of Oakland; George w. Rey-
nold.s of Watcrville; j. Z. Getchell of
Smyrna Mills; Joseph Tyler OF Port
land; Miss Rose NJ. Tyler of New Lon
don; George Rankin Of Damariscotta;
John Turck of Tocus; Ira NJ. Field of
Frecpn-t and c. F. Trip of Dexter.
The party attended the band concert
at $50 and at the close left for their
respective homes. voting that they
had had a most enjoyable reunion.