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REUNION OF THE riURTEENTII MAINE. 267
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DINNKR CALL.
Fall in for grub,
We are the people I
Don't you wish you was us?
This tag entitles you to full rations.
Sic Semper I'idelis Paregoric AUegator.
Reunion Thirteenth Maine Regiment Association, I'ethel, July nth, 1S94.
On the other side was the following:
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Haked 15eans. Brown Bread.
Ham. Turkey. Tongue.
Lobster Salad. Chicken Salad. Salmon Salad.
Cucumbers. Pickles. Radishes. ( )live8.
Cake.
I'.ananas. Strawberries and Cream. Oranges.
Strawb.erry Ice Cream. Vanilla Ice Cream. Chocolate Ice Cream.
Raspiierry Sherbet. Orange Sherbet.
Tea. Coffee.
Judge Fo-ster footed the bills for the bountiful dinner, to which
the- bo)'s did fidl justice. After all had satisfied the inner man,
President Groxcr introduced Judge Foster to make an after-din-
ner speech, which he did in his C)wn happy way, setting the
boys into roars of laughter. He welcomed the association to
Bethel and offered the freedom of the beautiful village to them
during their stay. Capt. Grover then made some very interest-
ing remarks, and was interrupted often by applause.
Then followed others as they were called upon by the presi-
dent. Dr. S. C. Gordon told a good story, which was one on
" Rob." About this time a dispatch was sent to President
Cleveland, offering the sympathy and aid, if need be, of the old
Thirteenth Maine Regiment Association in this hour of great
need of good judgment, etc. Then followed Col. Fred N.
Dow, who said ho was there to represent an older and better
man, who sent his congratidations to the old Thirteenth. Three
rousing cheers were given for the old veteran Gen. Neal Dow.
Short speeches followed from Capt. Goodwin, Col. Nelson How-
ard, Capt. S. S. Andrews, M. G. Frye, Capt. Randall, Capt.
Jordan, Comrade Ladd, Comrade Foster, Capt. Archer and
others. Speeches being over, the business meeting was called.