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370 THE MAINE BUGLE. First, Tenth and Twenty-ninth Maine Regiments HAVE THEIR ANNUAL REUNION. The survivors of the First, Tenth and Twenty-ninth Maine Volunteers wound up their annual outing in their attractive association building at Long Island, Portland Harbor, August eighth and ninth, with their annual business meeting and a review of personal war experiences. Hardly a man in that building but was wounded in some form by the rebels in our late war. The struggles of the color guard in some of the battles to keep the colors flying at the front laid many a Maine boy low and sent many another to the hospital. The names of those who so fell, as well as others, were once more recalled by their former comrades in arms. Dr. D. VV. Bland of Pottsville, Penn., who went to the front with the Ninety-sixth Pennsylvania Reg- iment, and whose position under various general officers brought him in close contact with Maine regiments, where he made many friends, was by invitation of this regiment present at their annual dinner. Maj.-Gen. Schuyler Hamilton of New York, was another notable guest of this organization. Among other officers present were Gen. George L. Beale of Norway, Gen. George H. Nye of Natick, Mass., George W. West of Washington, D. C, Dr. H. N. Howard of Washington, D. C, Capt. E. M. Shaw of Nashua, N. H., Maj. John M. Gould and Maj. W. P. Jordan of Portland, Maj. Alpheus Green of Providence, R. I., Adj. Chas. W. Roberts of Portland, Captains C. C Graham and Hebron Mayhew of Westbrook, E. Nelson Greeley and Herbert R. Spencer of Portland, Harry R. Willett of Boston, Charles H. Pettingill of New York City, Lieuts. Harry McKeen of South Paris, and Benj. F. Whitney of Gorham. The following other members of the association were also present:
FIRST, TENTH AND TWENTY-NINTH INFANTRY. 371 George E.Andrews, Portland; George S. Ayer, Saco; Frank J. Bradbury, Norway; Frank G. Boody, Portland; John J. Bagley, Lowell, Mass.; Lucius L Bartlett, Nor- way; Gilman Brackett, Peaks' Island; Merrilt W. Bickford, Maiden, Mass.; Gladden Bonney, Boston; Houghton Bond, Auburn; George H. Bailey, Woodfords; John W. Chase, Portland; Joe C. Colesworthy, Woodfords; Henry R. Colesworthy, Portland; Wm. C. Cole, Norway; Zimri Carleton, Campello, Mass.; James Donovan, Lewiston; Edmund W. Dyer, South Portland; Daniel Davis, Portland; Jere S. Douglass, Port- land; George B. Day, Gorham; Charles S. Emerson, Auburn; Stillman H. Emerson, Biddeford; Hezekiah Elwell, Westbrook; Charles H. Frost, Portland; Freeman Farrar, West Sumner; Albert R. Fogg, Cumberland Mills; Hartwell S. French, Lynn, Mass.; David P. Field, Auburn; John M. Gould, Portland; Ed. Nelson Greeley, Portland; Renselear Greeley, Portland; George IL Gill, Portland; Charles C. Graham, West- brook; Lewis E. Goodridge, Cumberland Mills; Levi Alonzo Guptill, Belgrade; George Guptill, Readfield; Sylvanus W. Giles, Readfield; Joshua Bailey (joodwin. Auburn; Alpheus L. Greene, Providence, R. L; Frederick Greene, Saco; Frederick S.Greene, Portland; Charles R. Greene, Portland; Henry H. Greene, Woodfords; Almon L. Goss, Auburn; Ezekiel H. Hanson, Deering; Edward K. Hanson, East Hiram; George W. Harradon, Auburn; Charles Harris, Saco; Mahlon S. Hodgdon, Portland; Ithamar Houston, Westbrook; Alfred C. Hicks, Boston; Charles W. Heney, Oakland; Horatio H. Howard, Washington; William A. Huff, Saco; Hebron S. Mayhew, Westbrook; Henry R. Millett, Boston; Amos G. Merrill, New Gloucester; John E. Mountfort, Knightville; Ben C. Miles, James Milligan, Matthias Moulton, Portland; Thomas Marriner, West Baldwin; Harry H. McKeen, South Paris; Alonzo Morrill, Auburn; George H. Nye, Natick; Lanty O'Neil, Maiden, Mass ; Charles H. Pettingill, New York ; Aretas Penney, Auburn ; Tobias Pillsbury, Willard ; Samuel T. Quint, West Buxton; Roland W. Randall, Auburn; J. Frank Raynes, Auburn; Joseph Raynes, Yarmouthville ; John S. Richardson, Deering Center; Charles F. Roberts, Portland; Benjamin M. Redlon, Herbert R. Sargent, Albert S. Spaulding, James M. Safford, Peter Willis Stoneham, Wm. N. Sewell, Charles W. Stevens, PVancis Skillings, Portland; George W. Smith, Chesterville; Edgar W. Small, Woodfords; Edward H. Sawyer, Auburn; Josiah Smith, Saco; Charles H. Smith, Porter; Elijah M. Shaw, Nashua, N. H.; Moses Simpson, New Castle; Dexter D. Skinner, Mechanic Falls; John F. Totman, Leroy H Tobie, Portland; Ira Frank Tibbetts, Deering Centre; Daniel L. Verrill, Auburn; William Waddell, Edwin C. Webb, Portland; George W. West, New York City; Marcus Wight, Lowell, Mass.; John C. Willey, Wakefield, Mass.; Benj. F. Whitney, Gorham; Azra B. Webber, West Auburn; Murray B. Wat- son, Auburn; George W. Warren, Freeport. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President—Major A. L. Greene, Providence, R. I. Vice Presidents—Daniel P. Field, Auburn; Charles C. Graham, Westbrook; S. H- Emerson, E'ddeford; Lucius I. Bartlett, Norway. Secretary and Treasurer—Major John M. Gould, Portland. Surgeon— Dr. Horatio N. Howard, Washington, D. C. Chaplain—Rev. Frelon Starbird, East Dixfield. Commissar} — R. L. Greeley, Portland. Executive Committee—B. M. Ridlon, Charles H. Frost, and Charles R. Berry, Portland.
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A MAN FROM MAINE. 29 Let proud Virg
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BUGLE ECHOES. 91 Co. L, First Maine
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BUGLE ECHOES. 93 Milwaukee, which r
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BUGLE ECHOES. 97 DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
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BUGLE ECHOES. 99 fifteen years ago.
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A REVIEW OF ALDIE. 181 culties that
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THE TWENTIETH MAINE. 141 And so for
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CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS. 143 Corr
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TAPS. 183 Taps. All lights out. Dr.
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TAPS. 185 DR. JOHN P. SHEAHAN. All
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BUGLE ECHOES. 187 Bugle Echoes. Sou
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BUGLE ECHOES. 189 my own experience
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Page 423 and 424: CONTENTS OF CAMPAIGN I. 391 PORTRAI
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