The Republican journal., 1916-08-31
Maine Heavy Artillery
,,,,, Reunion in Hampden.

.L anniversary Oh tne rlrsl
e 4Oln Artillery Association, was
e HEAVY ,r ie Benefit Hall, Hamp-
in ATnssday, Aug. 22nd: Those
on ,s. Amory B. Chaplin. Clar-
nj % Winnings, Reuben F. Jordan,
/. L Sari., Il Merrill, Co. D; VIM.
j 6 I45''c Co. E; Charles Wiley, Co.
ndIe.'' Stevenson, Co. F; Calvin
el'lTo n. Robert A. Webster. Co. d;
Go, " SlnsIJ, Co. F; Frank Snow,
IS ,d !, /. Rollins, Co. |; Lieut.. H.
g'' 20 F: Isaac II. Parsons, Co.
'a"i Mason. Co. B; Orrin Hous-
n = +. Elijah X. Cleveland, Go. |;
% Rjsachard, Co. B; Charles H.
y A. Co. 4; Ivory S. White, Go. A;
'oS Smith. Co. D; Golf M. Black
= = =. lieut. Cyrus K. Bridges, Co.
.. y NJ Howe, Co. D; Charles A.
, e.. Ca /; Samuel Wentworth, Co.
s. Tibbetts, Co. |. Peleg
a. .5 Ir Co. F; Leverett e. Bridg-
2 [ a Vival F. Hooper. Co. G;
f r1L 10. E; Charles R. Brown,
: , oss s. Bartlett. Co. A; JOS
ST'rcbey. Co. B; Benjamin D.
f d.. T. Edward Jenness, Co. A;
=. ,ss ! House, Co. E; John F.
Ea K Thos. S. Henderson, Co.
p. II Sawtelle, Co. F; Andrew F.
~ ' To H: Leander K. Marston,
5,3-.w c. Sawyer, Co. F; Free
Core Go. B; Richard Firth, Co.
sI n Wilson, Co. |; Chas. W.
| a. &, Chas. W. Southland,
i R..ls-4 O Fogg, Co. c; John Cox,
avail f. Haskell, Co. c; John
.s5s 10. &, Thos. j. Cole, Co. |;
r n rdv, Co. F; Lieut.. Stephen
CO. F; Benjamin Maddocks,
u.r- W. Pettingill. Co. M;
I.sar j Durham, Co. H.
.5.is-s, meeting was called to
h, lie President, John Ames of
...ssr who requested comrade
n SAWYER to preside. The records
~.aang Of 1915, and the treas
.-r.- we're read and accepted. A
49, n. moose officers and draft
hon. was appointed, after which
5- 81 a3journment for dinner,
AVS w1#titully served by ladies'
III Ealg Relief Corps.
a-~4ol session was opened with
,---s welcome by Rev. c. H.
r-t Letters and kilograms were
.n james B. Parsons, Co. A,
sr ID leighton, Co. H, Leonard
rsr. 20. E, Heman P. Smith, N.
M B.ei f, Oaks, Aawash, Mich,
-as n. Lenfest, Anoka, Mimi,
5a, a.. Dole, Pomona, Cal. The
mn continued as follows: Violin
-sasveye Pomroy, accompanied by
-Is Nulvaney; response to the ad-
nj u4'some by comrade Mason of
So by. Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
To- Master Ames; music, piano,
avs r. Roland Sawyer, cello, Har-
wgs- violin; address, Capt. Hor-
an. Portland; music; remarks by
nh t.arston Of Boston, who read a
iron Comrade Aaron Kelley, a
rtor many years; music by Col.
sou. Armory B. Chaplin; music;
Ks lydia Stevenson Cahill; re-
Ernest G. House; medley, Miss
+ aal the Messrs. Sawyer.
5rs were elected as follows: Presi-
Andrew c. Sawyer, Bangor; vice
sat Melvin S. Stevenson, Hamp-
ghands; secretary and treasurer,
3 ] House, Augusta; chaplain,
nc. Whitcomb. Bangor; executive
ties, Clarence L.Cummings, Vance
.obn T Ames, Kenduskeag, Aaron
pin. Bangor.
0owIng resolutions were adopted:
lived That the thanks of the First
Artillery Association are hereby
ed to the officers, committee and
) Of Hampden for our generous
IDLY treatment and entertainment.
ladies' of F. G. Flagg Relief Corps
-Agellent dinner served. To all
s1o nave in any way assisted in
sslras of the day.
lived, That we all unite in asking
Il, God to shed bounteous bless
la our retiring president and bear
fey through the places which by
is and death have seemed so dark.
f are grateful for the kindly care
1ler ministrations wrought on
Us through the year just passed
ru.Y ask for a continuance of
l- Qrevermore.
W K Mason,
A, j. CHAPLIN,
LYDIA STEPHENSON CAHILL,
Committee.