Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-26
NATIONAL HOME
William Tiffany Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans Hold
Annual Camp Fire And
Smoke Talk
FUNERAL NOTICES AND
HOME LOCALS

William Tiffany Camp United Span.
Camp Fire and Smoke Talk, Satur-
ish War veterans held its annual
day evening in Grand Army hall and
IT was unanimously voted a grand
success.
The Camp had as it's guests mem
bers of Cutler Post G. A. r. General
Beal Command U. V. u, ad the Army
and Navy Union. Capt. Jerry B.
Mackle. commissary of subsistence at
the Branch was a special guest. Seat
ed up the platform were: Capt. Mackle
General Patrick Hayes, Capt. o. F..
Glidden. Capt. w. S. OaNnan, Col.
G. D. Herriott; and DR.. c. NJ. Saw
yer.
During the evening refreshments
consisting of hot coffee, ham sand
"fches, doughnuts and oranges were
served, and an abundance of tobacco
and cigars were at the disposal of all.
Graham at the organ, rendered severa,
selections during the evening which
were thoroughly enjoyed by ALL
Inc first on the program was the
imitation of General Patrick Hayes,
commander of Cutler Post No. As. c.
A r., as an honorary member of Tiff
fanny Camp. General Hayes respond
ed by a few well chosen words to this
great honor bestowed upon him. A
letter Of regret from Col. William p.
hurley. was read, stating that he was
unable to be present on account of u
BUSINESS engagement in Rockland.
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the program and was as follows: A
song by Frank Mullen; remarks by
Col. George D. Herriott: and Capt. W.
,. Oakman; a recitation by John L.
Lomasney: song by Richard H. Will
kinson; song by James Ward: re-
marks by Capt. Perry B. Mackle; song
by John L. Lomasney: remarks by
Daniel Shea: song by Names E. Nc
cam; reading by Capt. o. F. Gid
den; song by Theodore j. McNaIly:
remarks by Sergt. John WEIGH song
oy Henry w. Hasten: reading by Dan
lei Shea; song by Sergt. Francis Nc
Nance; remarks by DR.. c. NJ. Saw
yer: song by James Ward; remarks
by John P. Eddy: reading of a poem
feace" by Frank w. knapton; re-
marks by John Taylor, past COM
mander of the army and navy I'M
ion of Boston; song by Frank Mullen;
clog dance by James E. Mccain; song
by Theodore J. McNally; an Indian
war story Gan actual occurrence) bv
Capt. Mackle; recitation by James
Daley: and stories by Col. Herriot,.
capt Oakman. Capt. Glidden, Daniel
shea, Walter Lee, Commander Mat
thews; and a song by Earle HAYES.
Each number on the program was
most heartily applauded but special
mention should be made of the re-
marks by Capt. Mackle the songs By
Eari Hayes, James Ward, Theodore ].
McNally. and Frank Mullen, and tho
reading of Capt. Glidden and Com
rade Shea.
Officer of the day, Capt. Thomas
Hurley.
Bernard Kenney left the Branch
Thursday on a furlough to visit rela.
tives in Boston.
John NJ. Foster reported THURSDAY
from a furlough passed with relatives
in Pittsield.
John 5. Myers of Philadelphia. late
GO. a. 4th n. j. Inf. arrived Thurs
day for admission and was taken IN
L. A. P. awaiting the approval of his
papers.
The funerals of the late Sumner
Crosby and the late Edwin p Hatch
Will be he'd from the Home chanel at
2 p NJ. Friday, Rev. ]. E. Cochrane
officiating.
The following pictures have been
selected for this evening: The Club
mans Wager" and producing the Ma
tons PRIDE American; Through the
Murk two-reel Domino feature; and
Caught with the Goods" l.. 10. TEA
turing Ellie Ritchie and Pathe Lehr-
man
A large number of the civilian en-
ployes have secured the privilege to
use the G. 4. r. hall on one evening
each week for the purpose Of holding
dancing school and will hold a mass
meeting in the reception room opposite
headquarters at P. NJ. today (Fri-
day. to complete the plans for such
and elect treasurer who will look out
for the financial part. All who are in
.terested should be present and help
along a worthy cause.