The Maine bugle ... campaign; 1-5 Jan. 1894-Oct. 1898 - Maine.gov

REPORT OF THE REUNION. 275
The proposition to have our banner in the custody of the
cavahy post of Philadelphia for safe keeping, with the proviso
that such ])t)st detail or have some member present with the
cavalry banner at each meeting of the society, was discussed
and will be acted upon at the New London reunion.
The following is the rei)ort of the Treasurer for the year
1 893 -'94:
OkuiwVRU Irvine Whitehead, Treasurer
1894.
In account with TiiE Cavalry Slicikiv of riiK Akmiks of iiif U. S.
June 20. To IJalaiicc iif cash in hand o\\ account audited Juiic 26,
1893-
DR.
1893, at Boston, S283 89
" < iasli rcc'd dues and entrance fees, see receipt stuljs
545 to 5O1 inclusive.
June 27. Expressage on ila^ to New York,
Printing; hand bills, voucher No. i.
Room at American House, Boston, for Society Head-
(juarters, voucher No. 2,
Cash for rihbon for hadges,
July 27, Fxpressage on Secretary hooks,
Aug 17. Printing Proceedings in Maine Bugle, mailing same, etc.;
1894.
voucher No. 3,
June 20. Cash on hand,
The following officers were duly elected for the ensuing year:
President— Gen. Jonathan V. Cilley.
Vice Prcsidoits— Major Charles G. Davis.
Capt. Allan G. P. Brown.
Col. F. C. Loveland.
Surgeon 1^. O'Meara P'dson.
Vice President of the Society in the Annj of the Potomac —
Gen. Samuel E. Chamberlain.
Treasurer— Major Gerrard Irvine Whitehead.
Secretary—Gen. Llewellyn G. Estes.
Assistant Secretary—Major William H. Turner.