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CHARLES E. ROBINSON.
Charles E. Robinson, Hist. p. 454) ; b. in Luminburg, Mass., March 15, 1811 ; res. at en. Washington, Me .; m. Nettic A. Burns, Sept. 4, 1805; one chill, Lona C., b. June 8, ISgo, d. March 27, 1871. Oc. changeable on account of poor health; was last a country mer- chant in Washington, Ve ; gave up all business in January, 18So, and has sinve been an invalid; Republican; belongs to no religious society, but attends whatever church happens to be in his vicinity.
RICHARD ROBERTSON, JE.
Richard Robertson, Jr., ( Hist. p. 4S7) ; b. in Monroe, May 29, 1515; m. Susan Clements, Sept. 12, 1839.
CHILDREN.
Daniel S., b. March 11, 1841.
Francis M., b. Sept. 13, 1842; d. Sept. 11, 1843.
Francena J., b. June 19, IS44.
Cora E., b. May 4, 1846; d. March 6, IS72.
James A., b. Aug. 17, 18;8.
George O, b. July 1.4, 1850; d. Oct. I,
Lydia M., b. Aug. 12, 1853; d. Oct. 22, 1865.
Edgar A., b. April 22, 1855. Susan M., b. Oct. 9, 1857; d. Oct. 29, IS65.
Charles R., b. July 6, 1850; d. July 11, ISco.
Frank L., b. July 21, ISO1. John, b. Nov. 26, IST ;.
Res. Swansville: served in Sth Me. Vols. after service in ist Me. Cav .: farmi- er: Republican; Methodist.
ISAAC SHIELDS.
Isaac Shields, (Ifist. p. 495); b. in Linneus, May 22, 1839; in. Rebecca J. Starrett. April 4, 1867.
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CHILDREN.
Emery A., b. June 11, IS6S. William A., b. May 2, 1870. Thomas O., b. Aug. 23, 1571. Lily J., b. June 5, 1874. John I., b. Jan. 3, 1877. Rachel E., b. May 15, IS79. Hartly M., b. June 15, ISSI. Oc. farming and working in the woods.
ZORADUS D. STEVENS.
Zoradus D. Stevens (Hist. p. 495); b. at Dixmont, Aug. 27, 1841; m. Olive Wentworth, July 28, 1865: one son, b. March 14. 1871. Oc. painter; res. Ban- gor, Monroe and Hampden Corner; Democrat until last election for Presi- dent, Republican since; prefers the Baptist but attends the Methodist church.
ABFIZER VEAZIE.
Abeizer Veazie, (Hist. p. 495); b. at Camden, Aug. 20, IS31; m. Freelove D. Richards, April 19, 1851. She was b. Nov. 25, 1827, and was daughter of Robert and Margaret (Newbert) Rich- ards.
CHILDREN.
Adella F., b. Jan IS, IS52; m. Jason M. Studley, of Rockland; has one child, Charles R., b. April 19, 1 SS0.
Was a Republican and a Methodist; d. in Malden, Mass., Aug. 13, ISgo while attending the reunion in Boston that year.
MARCUS A. VOSE.
Marcus A. Vose, (Hist. p. 481); b. at Montville, Feb. 23, IS41; m. Miss Eva M. Averill, at Roxbury Mass., June 11, 1866; one child. b. Dec. 22, 1S07, lived three days: wife died at Boston, Jan. 2, 1872; m. Lizzie Mellen, at Bos- ton, March 23, 18;3.
CHILDREN. Eva M., b. 1874, d. Dec. I$79. May E. b. May 16, 1875-
Lulu M., b. Oct. 1., 1992.
Res. Providence, R. I,; co. maion; Universalist; Democrat.
Conrade Vose tells the following story of his service ofles leaving the First Maine Cavalry : Pudiste! and commissioned as lieutenant, Co. H, Second Maine Cavalry, Der. 18th, 1893, at Augusta, Maine; Jed Portland with fourteen men and horses with Co. I; shipped on board the ship Lancester for New Orleans, La., April, 1864; were forty five days going out; remained in Louisiana until July, 1664; was in the Red Tiver campaign. From Louisioni we embarked for Barrancas, Il. After the fall of Forts Gaines and Morgan in Mobile Bay I was detailed with Capt. Johnson, with fifty men from different companies, and placed on Dauphin Island where Fort Gaines is located, for guard duty. While on the Is'ind 1 was detailed by Gen. Robinson as Adjutant General of the fort and forces on the Island, with headquarters in Fort Gaines. December. 1554. We. the Second Maine Cavalry detatchment, moved from Dauphin Ishard to the rear of Mobile to do showing duty. had several skirmishes while there. In January, 1865, we fell back to Fast Pescole, Mi.s., Jan. Both took transport back to Dauphin Is'anl; remained on the Island till Feb. (th, then went to Barrancas, Fla. A brigade composed of a detail from Secont Maine Cavalry, Florida Cavalry and Sixth Pennsylvanis Cavalry, under conaban 1 of Lieut .- C.l., A. B. Spurling, left Pensacola, Flo .. March, 1865, en a raid through the com try lo Montgomery. Ala. Lieut. M. A. Vese was A. D. G. on Col. Spucling's staff. Fifty picked! mien and horses were detailed from the Bri,ale for adva .... guard ender Lt. Vore: March 25th capture two trains of cars on the Me - bile and Montgomery, Ala., radroad. loaded with rebel sol fiets and a re!el
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paymaster, with lots of rebel money. March 28th I was wounded at Muddy Creek Bridge, which was found de- stroyed so we couldn't get our horses across. I was detailed with fourteen of my men to dismount and. cross the bridge the best way we could, and go a proper distance and do guard duty, while the bridge was being repaired. After going a short distance we canse to another strean !--- just beyond it were breastworks thrown up. A shot was fired on our right and my sergeant ex- claimed, "The rebs are flanking us." Thinking we were flanked every man fell back. The rebs behind the works opened fire on us. I and nine of my fourteen were wounded. Col. Spurling came over with two hundred dismounted men and charged the works but the rebs had left. Dr. Martin, our surgeon, probed my wound and took the bullet out, and I went on duty with the guard again. March 29th, joined Gen. Stecle's force; April Ist advanced on Blakely, took one hundred prisoners and one battle flag; April 7th went on a scout dressed in gray, captured one captain, and lieuten- ant, and seven privates; one killed. April Sth made an assault on Fort Blake- ly with Gen. French's colored troops; captured two thousand prisoners; April 16th we entered Montgomery, Ala., and heard the news that Presslent Lincoln had been assasinated; remained in Mont- gomery until October 1865. I was pro- moted to first lieutenant, Co. MI, Second Maine Cavalry May Ist, 1865. Joined the regiment at Barrancas, Fla., October Ist, 1865. October 13th I was detailed
as agent of the Bureau of Refigee., Freedman and Abandoned Lands; No. vember roth was placed in command of the post of Pensacola with Co. M. Was mustered out at Barrancas, Fla., D.com- ber 6th, 1365.
DAVID H. WHITTIER.
David II. Whittier. (Hist. P. 531; BUGLE, Call vi., p. 31-33, pict., Bort, Call vii.) b. April 27, 1835; m. Addis F. Flanders, Nov. 26, 1874. She was a dau. of William S.and Frances Flanders; was b. Nov. 9, 1841; res. Cornvi'le. P. O. andress, Athens; former. ILis father, Smith Whittier, res. Harmony; was b. April 22, ISI4; his mother, Hat- nah D. Horn, was b. Jan 9, IS15-ni. May 24, 1837. His grandfather, Na- thaniel Whittier, come from New Hamp- shire to Cornvill, as did his maternal gran lfather, David Horn.
EDWARD P. WORCESTER.
Edward P. Worcester, ( Hist. p. 475;) b. Aug. II, IS41; m. Jennie C. Lang, dau. of John aol Catherine Lang, June 30th, 1867.
GULDBIN. P. W. Worcester, b. Nov. 6. 18;1, d. Aug. 10, 1872.
E. A. Worcester, b. Dec. 19. 187 ;. W. W. Worcester, b. Aug. In, ISSO. HI. II. Worcester, b. April 3, 15.3.
Res. Tekameh. Nel; oc. merchant. His father was J. A. Worcester, who was b. Nov. ;. ISiy, and was the son of Allen M. Worcester; res. Boone, Tava; m. Eliza H. Nevins, das. of Joel Nevins, July roth1, 1842.
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CONTENTS OF CAMPAIGN II.
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AFTER APPOMATTON, NO. 1,
VI.
15-20
No. 2-Judge Cox,
VII. 69-73
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No. 3-Black Horse Cavalry,
VIII. 14-17
No. 4- Fort Darling, IX.
21-25
66
No. 5-The Cow Case, X.
35-38
MAJ. HENRY C. HALL.
AFTER TAPS-Poem
TX.
11-12
ALDIE, A Comrade's Recollections of
VI.
31-33
DAVID H. WHITTIER.
VI.
38-40
GEN. THOMAS T. MUNFORD.
IV.
13-14
MISS MINTA J. MOSHEP.
ANDROSCOGGIN ASSOCIATION, Organization of
V.
69
6. .. Annual Meeting, 1892
VIII.
5S
APPOMATTON, The Morning of
VI. 28-30
MONROE DAGGETT.
AROUND THE CAMP FIRE-Poem
IV.
10-13
MISS LILLIAN L. SMITH.
III.
63-61
BANQUET TO GEN. CILLEY AND LIEUT. TOBIE,
V.
23-2-1
BEGUILED BY CHANCE,
IX.
64-67
A COMRADE.
BLUE COAT OF THE SOLDIER -- Poem
V.
17-19
BOOTHBY, LIEUTENANT COLONEL
1X.
100
VI.
43-4S
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No. 3
VIII.
31-52
No. 4
JX.
26-43
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No. 5
X.
41-49
JONATHAN P. CILLFY, JK.
BOYDTON PLANK ROAD, RECOLLECTIONS OF
VI.
43-44
CAMP PENOBSCOT, RELICS FROM
VIII.
57-58
CAMP PENOBSCOT, THE WINTER AT
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33-35
C. W. SKILLINGS.
V.
50-56
CAPT. CARSON'S DEVOTION TO HIS REGIMENT
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GEN. J. P. CILLEY.
"CAPT. JACK" AT THE HOULTON REUNION,
VI.
52-54
CAVALRY, LOSSES IN THE.
VI.
36-38
CAVALRY ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT,
III.
52-54
No. 2
VIJ.
74-81
FRANK C. NEEDHAM. IX.
BUGLER, THE -- Poem
HENRY T. BARTLETT.
CAPT. BIGELOW'S VISIT TO RICHMOND
A DAUGHTER OF MAINE.
ALDIE, A Confederate Account
ALDIE, Battle of -- Poem
AUDITING COMMITTEE, Report of
BOWDOIN BOYS IN LABRADOR-NO. I
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CONTENTS.
CAVALRY SOCIETY, Armics of the United States, IX. 81-94 Constitution,-By Laws, Officers for 18)2-93, Proceedings of Annual Meeting, Scranton, Pa., June 15th, 1892, Next Meeting, Badge of the Society, List of Members, Deceased Members. .
CHARGE OF COMPANY "C" -- Poem. VII.
55-56'
PATRICK F. SHEVLIN. I. 40-47
"CHIT WHEEL," THE
MAJ. HENRY C. HALL.
COOK, COMRADE MELVILLE B. IX. 99
COUNTRY FOR WHICH YOU FOUGHT, THE ( Illustrated.) -- From Rhode Island to Colorado IX. 45-63
COUNTRY FOR WHICH YOU FOUGHT, THE-From Colorado to
San Francisco 3-28
LIEUT. EDWARD P. TOBIE.
CUTLER, LIEUT., THE WOUNDING OF II. 59
CLIFTON W. WIL.ES. 1
DEDICATION OF THE CAVALRY SHAFT AT GETTYSBURG V. Addresses by Gen. David McM. Gregg, Gen. John B. McIntosh,
38-50
David A. Buehler, Esq .; Lieut. Col. William Brooke-Rawle, Ger. J. Irvin Gregg, Col. John B. Bachelder, Capt. David M. Gilmore, Capt. William E. Miller, Rev. Percy Clinton Webber, Maj. J. Edward Carpenter, poem by Lieut. Edward P. Tobie.
DO YOU REMEMBER, COMRADES-Poem V. IO-1I
FRANCIS E. SAUNDERS.
ENLISTING IN THE REGIMENT, Price for the Privilege of VIII. 24-25
ORIN W. GOOCH.
VI.
35-36
CHAPLAIN S. A. FULLER.
FIRST MAINE AND THE G. A. R., IV.
75
FIRST MAINE BOY AS ORDERLY, I.
59
FIRST MAINE BOY AT THE GATE -- Poem IX. 16 -- 17
LIEUT. EDWARD P. TOBIE.
FIRST MAINE CAVALRY MAN'S DREAM-Poem 54-55
LIECT. EDWARD P. TOBIE.
FIRST MAINE CAVALRY CLUB AT BANGOR. III.
50
FROM WASHINGTON INTO VIRGINII,
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VII. S7-85
GENEALOGICAL, Jan., 1892, James Donnelly, Jr., Henry T. Libby. GENEALOGICAL, April, IS92,
VIII. S4-SS
John Ames, Gi leon Andrews, Jr., William W. Barlow, Warren E.
Bickford, William Bradford, Jerome W. Burrows, Samuel Burrows, Alvin A. Carter, Rowland C. Clark, George W. Eaton, Arthur Gilchrist, Riley Gilchrist, James W. Harriman, Andrew J. Kim- ball. Frederick D. Lynn, Emery Merrill, George A. Messer. Aure- lius Parker, John Thompson.
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FIRST FIGHT, THE
FIRST RHODE ISLAND CAVALRY, 7S-So
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GENEALOGICAL, July, 1892, IX. 112 -113
Charles S. Brown, Seth C. Brown, John O. Bruce, Moses R. Buck- lin, William Y. Clements, Adnah Gilmore, Charles B. Gilman, Samuel M. Holden, John F. Lord, Asa Frederick Steward.
GENEALOGICAL, Oct. 1892. 91 .99
Horatio Smith Libby, Samuel W. Palmer, Charles 1I. Pickar !, Thomas Benton Pulsifer, Charles E. Robinson, Richard Robert on, Jr., Isaac Shields, Zoradus D. Stevens, Abiezer Veazie, Marcus A. Vose, David H. Whittier, Edward P. Worcester.
GEN. JOHN POPE, "GODDARD'S CIRCUS,"
MOSES Y. RICHARDS.
GREGG'S CAVALRY FIGHT ON THE RIGHT FLANK AT GET-
TYSBURG, IV.
22-44
LIEUT. COL. WILLIAM BROOKE- RAWLE.
VIII.
66-68
HAWKES, NATHANIEL S., Capture of,
V. 61-05
HOW TWO CHUMS MET TO-DAY-Poem, 1. 48-51
LIEUT. EDWARD P. TORIE.
JIM-Poem,
JOYOUS ENTERTAINMENT,
VIII.
58-59
K COMPANY IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY,
V.
60-61
KIND WORDS,
ROCKLAND TRIBUNE.
LADIES AUXILIARY, Organization,
Bangor,
Bar Harbor.
.. Boston, ISSO.
VIL.
66-07
.6 .. ISgo,
6. I 890.
II.
52-53
VI.
57-58
65 Washington, 65
LAST CAMPAIGN, Official Report of, GEN. J. P. CUL.LEY. II.
LAST MAN OF THE OLD FIRST MAINE-Poem,
19-22
LIEUT. EDWARD P. TOP !!!
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, July, 1550. I. 54-59
Lemuel R. Lurvey, Thomas B. Pulsifer, James V. Wood, Charles
E. McCoy. W. W. Williams.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, Out. IS.7. Il. 54-59
Charles B. Kenney, Thomas C. Giray, Herman h. Green, Rosso R. Bangs, George W. Eaton, W. W. Will ums.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS. Jao. 1891. 57-10 Lieut. Horatio S. Libby, James W. Harriman, Leland F. Davis, Charles E.McCoy, John F. Lord. W. S. Sylvester, Joka Michell.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, A, El. IVA. IV. 52-50 James T. Williams, W. W. Williams. Fient. Horito S. LDoby, Maj. Henry C. Hall, Lieut .- Col. William Brooke-Rable, Remove R. Bangs, James V. Wood Frank J. Savage Capt. Wileary F. MiVer.
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VI.
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66 Houlton,
50-52
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41-43
GREGG, Gen.J. Irvin, Death of
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LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, July, 13,1, V. 71-30 ₹
E. A. Paul, James IT. Merritt, Augustus W. Ingersoll, Plammer IT. Butler, W. W. Williams, W. A. Vinal, O. M. Harrington, W. S. Sylvester, S. C. Smith, Nelson S. Forsythe, D. W. P. Imer, Geo. F. Jewett, Lewis Andrews, R. L. Dodge, Albert M. Cole, Molde Daggett, L. W. Wheeler, Riley L. Jones, Albert Moulton, Gilbert N. Harris, A. A. Melvin, George M. Kelley, Lieut. Horatio S. Lib- by, William H. Farnum, Dr. William S. Howe.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, Oct. 1891, VI. Henry L. Mitchell, Charles H. Bell, Thomas B. Pulsifer, Orcin I. Garrett, Converse L. Webb, J. P. Thompson, C. W. Shaw, A Com- rade's Wife, Lorenzo C. Hooper, Mrs. Joseph G. Varnum, Jones H. Card, Perley Lowe. I. W. Whitaker, Albert L. Sylvester, Cyrus Case, Frank C. Needham.
61-67
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, Jan., 1892. VII. 92-95 HI. B. Soule, R. W. Porter, Samuel Fowles, A. Loid, Jr., George N. Bliss, E. M. Tuton, James H. Merritt, W. S. Sylvester, Lyman P. Leighton, George W. Gray, S. C. Smith, W. S. Foster, A. K. Snell, Albert F. Jackson, Edgar Clements.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, April 1892 VIII. 70-83 S. M. Holden, James Il. Merrill, Edward P. Worcester, I. W. Lyon, Harrison Goding, James W. Harriman, Joseph T. Darling, Mrs. Orrin L. Goodwin, Monroe Daggett. Bessie McClure, W. II. IIollingwood. Mrs. M. E. Walker, Elgar Clements, Lillian Gertrude, A. A. Robinson, George Northrop, Albert N. Seip, Robert Bell, A. M. Warren, Leroy H. Tobie, Robert Lockhart, Orrin F. Lewis, Jos. T. Darling, Henry C. Whitaker, D. M&M. Gregg, George J. Nor- throp, Thomas B. Moore, Charles C. Gri voll, F. W. Schults, War- ren F. Bickford, Mrs. Richard Cram, Henry C. Whitaker, Alvin Hunter, John B. Perry, W. A. Vinel, D. W. Davis, W. M. Davis. LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, July 1892 IX. 104-III D. H. L. Gleason, B. F. McReynolds, Alvin Hunter, Edward B. Ripley. William J. Carleton, A. J. Butbank, Joseph H. Brailley, James E. Stilphen, H. P. Thompson, Harrison Goding. L. H. Torie, A. A. Robinson, Jantes N. Prescott, J. P. Cilley, Jennie F. Melar- land, Henry T. Bartlett, Hivam T. Cook, Henry L. Patch, E. B. Haywood.
LETTERS FROM COMRADES AND FRIENDS, Oct. 1892 X. S.4-90
Aaron Bartlett, Edmund T. Bangs, A. H. Bixby, George M. Brown, Plummer II. Butler, Bradbury T. Doc; John B. Drake, George W. Eaton, William O. Elliot, And E. Gilbert, Charles C. S. Hassler, C. C. Hassler, Robert Nutter, Fitz John Porter, Will' im .1. Rucker, Thomas J. Sanford, C. H. Smith, F. W. Schalte. Eben 1 .. Shackford, William Trimble. W. W. WWham, Gerrard Irvine Whitehead.
LONELY ALL-NIGHT RIDE, VIII. 22-23
CHAPLAIN S. A. FULLER.
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MASSACHUSETTS BRANCH, Annual Meeting, 189!
III. 55 56
Banquet, 18SS
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13-14
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VIII. 12-13
1892
VIII. 59-66
66 66 Organization
IV.
20-21
ISS,
VII. 67-68
MEMORIAL DAY AT ST. ALBANS,
V.
63-64
GEN. J. P. CILLEY.
MIDDLEBURG AND UPPERVILLE,
VI.
25-27
LIEUT. HORATIO S. LIBBY.
VIII.
25-26
LUCIEN W. LYON.
V.
56-59
MOUNTFORD, LIEUT. DEATH OF
VIII.
29-30
SERGI. PETER J. DRESSER.
MYRICK, MAJOR JOHN D. TRIBUTE TO I.
22-25
GEN. J. P. CILLEY.
NIGHT WITH MOSBY, C. W. WILES. IX.
IV.
49-52
MAJ. HENRY C. HALL.
NUMBER FOUR-Poem
C. C. HASSLER.
I.
60-0!
Gustavus McClure, Asa M. Young.
OBITUARIES, Oct., ISgo, II.
61-04
Col. Daniel S. Curtis, Abiezer Veazie, Sergeant Major Albert C. Dam, George R. Cameron. Lieut. James W. Poor, Com .- Sergt. Daniel W. Haines, Andrew S. Fisher, John C. Cummings, Thomas P. Moore. OBITUARIES, Jan. 1891, III.
61-62
Lieut. James W. Poor, Sewall S. Avery, Orlando A. Hayford.
OBITUARIES, April, ISor, IV.
60-64
Lieut. Calvin D. Benson, William F. Fuller, Dr. Frank Bolfish, An-
drew S. Fisher, Capt. George W. Hussey, Ablezer Veazie, John H. Bickford, George D. Palmer, William H. Gray, Nathan B. Webb, Mrs. Edward P. Tobie. OBITUARIES, Oct., 1891, VI.
68-71
Horace Sylvester, Stephen W. Patten, William H. Woodward, Hor- ace P. Holyoke, Dr. William S. Howe, Mrs. Caroline Cameron. OBITUARIES, Jan., 1892, VIT. 91-06
John H. Goddard, Fred S. Jones.
OBITUARIES, April, 18jz, VIII .. 89-90
Mrs. Calvin S. Douty.
ONE OF OUR BOYS IN THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS. IX. 77-79
W. IL. LUCE.
OPINION OF GENERAL OFFICERS, . I.
59
OUR REGIMENT, A Well-Written Sketch of ( illustrated). IX. 68-74
GEORGE'I. KILMER.
74-76
NORTH AMERICAN COPPERHEAD,
49-50
OBITUARIES, July, ESgo,
MIDDLETOWN AND BULL RUN, Recollections of
MONROE DAGGETT'S FIRST OVATION,
102
CONTENTS.
PLEASANT ANNIVERSARY GATHERING, V. IX.
55
REGIMENTAL REUNION-Pocin,
15. 19
1.
65-76
REPORTS OF THE TREASURER, 1353-1889, 66 66 1889, 1890, VI. 72
REUNION AT AUBURN, 1883, I.
Addresses by Hon. W. W. Bolster, T. Horace Holors., F. P. Merrill. Major J. D. Pulsifer, A. R. Savage, Esq., Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley. Chaplain Benj. W. Teft, E. S. Johnsin, Ex-Governor Alonzo Garcelon, Maj. Sidney W. Thaster, Rev. Stephen Boothoy, Dr. John P. Sheahan, Maj. Henry C. Hall, Lieut. Howe; poi by Lieut. Edward P. Tobie; letters by Gen. Charles Hf. Smith, Gen. David Mc M. Gregg, Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain, Governor Fred- erick Robie and others.
REUNION AT BANGOR, 1887, 5-37
Addresses by Col. Samuel H. Allen, Maj. George M. Brown, Col. . 1. C. Hamlin, Gov. Bodwell, Gen. Charles Hamlin, Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley, Judge Haskell, Capt. Charles A. Boutelle, Rev. Dr. A. K. P. Small; poems by Francis E. Saunders, Lieut. Elwar ! P. Toble; letters from Gen. Charles H. Smith; an old letter from Gov. Wash- burn; appointment of committee on the Gettysburg monument; report of committee on the publication of the History.
5-14 REUNION AT BAR HARBOR, VI.
Addresses by Simeon A. Hollen, Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Col. Samuel If. Allen, Gen. J. P. Cilley, Mrs. Lorenza Hay nes, Professor Taylor of Virginia, Charles E. Jacks, Lieut. Edward Jordan, Capt. Jacob B. Ioring, Perry Chan ller, Melvin Preble, Capt. Block Ilawk Putnam, Maj. Henry C. Hall, Benj. P. Lowell, Patrick F. Shevlin; presentation to Comrade Holden.
REUNION AT BOSTON, 1889 VII.
44 -65
Addresses by Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Lieut. Gov. Brackett, Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, Gen. Chas. H. Smith, Harry MUGlenen, Ilon. Harrison Huide, Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley; p enis by Lieut. Edward P. Tobie and Patrick F. Shevlio; letters from: Gen. J. Irvin Gregg, J. P. Johnson, Riley L. Jones, Capt. Charles W. Ford, Mel- ville B. Cook, and others; visit to Deer Island as gist of the City of Boston.
REUNION AT BOSTON, 1890. VIII.
3-15 Addresses by Gen. Charles H. Smith, Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley, Col. Samuel HI. Allen, De Witt C. Durgan, Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Gen. Llewellyn G. Estes, Lieut. Edward P. Tobie. Dr. Augustus C. Hamlin, Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain, Gen. W. K. Smedousg, Maj. Benj. F. Tucker, Hon. William E. Barrett. REUNION AT BOSTON, 1890, Sketch of II.
4-4-52 REUNION AT EASTPORT, 1534. II.
5-13
A-ldresses hy N. B. Nutt, Esq., Gen. Chark's IL. Smith. Dr. John P. Sheahan, Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley, Rev. D. W. Martin, Capt. Charles A. Boutelle, Maj. A. B. Sumher. A. H. Kelly, Dr. J. M. Jonah, Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Col. Geo. B. Dyer, Maj. Henry C. Hall; poem by Lieut. Edward P Tobie.
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REUNION AT HOULTON, 1891. IX. 3-20
Poetic Greeting by a daughter of Maine; addresses by Maj. Lyman S. Strickland, Gen. J. P. Cilley, Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Dr. John P. Sheahan, Charles E. Jacks, Dr. Theo J. Batchelder, Gilbert N. Harris, Capt. John W. Freese, Lieut. Horatio S. Libby; story by Sergt. Sidney W. Clark; poem by Lieat. Edward P. Tobie; letter from Gen. Charles Hf. Smith. VI.
REUNION AT HOULTON, Sketch of
49-52
REUNION AT PORTLAND, 1885. 46-51
III.
REUNION AT SKOWHEGAN, 1886, IV.
5-21
Addresses by Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley, Capt. G. S. Sewall, Capt. Zenas Vaughan, Maj. George M. Brown, Dr. S. A. Patten, Rev. C. M. G. Harwood, Rev. T. M. Frost, Gen. Isaac Dyer, Col. Albion C. Drinkwater, Dr. William S. Howe, Milton F. Ricker, Frank J. Savage; poemis by Miss Lillian C. Smith and Miss Minta J. Mosher; letters from Gen. Charles HI. Smith, Major Sidney W. Thaxter, Capt. Charles W. Ford, Lieut. Benjamin A. Osborne, and others.
REUNION AT WASHINGTON, 1892,
51-70
GEN. J. P. CILLEY.
REVIEW-Poem,
CHAPLAIN FREDERIC DENISON.
ROLL CALL, January, IS91,
III.
5-45
ROLL CALL, January, 1892,
VII.
3-43
ROSTER IN THE HISTORY, Amendments to
I.
62
KOSTER, Additional,
III.
62
SERGEANT NORRIS' SQUIRREL,
VIII.
27-29
GEN. J. P. CHLEy.
SKIRMISH AT LITTLE AUBURN,
C. W. WILES.
SMITH, GEN. CHARLES H., Retirement from the Army,
VII.
S2-87
SOMERSET ASSOCIATION, Banquet, IS91,
VII. 90-91
V.
69-70
16
Organization of Second Annual Reunion.
IX.
IO1-102
SONGS OF THE GUNS-Poem,
V.
20-22
SONS OF THE FIRST OF MAINE, Organization of
VI.
59-60
SONS OF THE FIRST OF MAINE, Story,
IV. 47-48
SOUTHERN SAILORS,
VIII.
21-22
GEN. THOMAS T. MUNFORD.
STORY OF HOME IN WAR TIMES-Poem, V.
15-16
LIEUT. EDWARD P. TOBIE.
IV.
Sup.
TRIP TO HOULTON, The '1.1 54-57
UPTHE SHENANDOAH VALLEY AND ON TO APPOMATTOX, X.
51-70
GEN. J. P. CH LEY. Y.
WARRENTON, Our First Ride to
S3
WEDDING JOURNEY, .
VIII.
IS-20
LIECT. M. T. V. BOWMAN.
29-34
71-74
TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT,
104
CONTENTS.
WEDDING JOURNEY REVISITL.D.
. GEN. J. P. CHARr. VI.
WHAT'S A CAMP FIRE-Poem, SEROT. WINSOR B. SMITH.
37-X
YANKEE SEA CAPTAIN IN JAPAN. IV.
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