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Newsletter Vol.Vll No.3 of the 20th Maine Volunteer
Regt., Co. B
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Joshua Chamberlain Gettysburg, 2 July, 1863
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At midnight, a brass band which I think came on
an incoming train played some five or six pieces, the last of which was “Home Sweet Home.” As the familiar strains
of the grand old piece stole through the midnight air they seemed to me like sweet echoes from the bending skies which
wake a thousand thoughts of other days, of home and friends far away, that perhaps I will never see again; of happy scenes
in the peaceful days of childhood that now return no more; all rushed in solemn troops through my memory as sadly as
a weird night wind that sighs and moans through the strings of a broken harp.
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Company Business
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Paul Dudley called the meeting to order at 12:15, a brief moment of silence was observed for Wilma Anders.
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The Secretary’s report was read and no additions or deletions were made, Roger D. motioned that the report be accepted
and Michael C. seconded- all in favor.
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The Treasurer’s report was read and no additions or deletions were made, Michael C. motioned that the report be
accepted and Roger D. seconded-all in favor.
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Correspondence: letters of intend for possible acceptance
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Old Business
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New Business
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Solon – July 17-19 moved to attend
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Brownville – moved to do
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Brunswick Days – moved to do
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Brewer City Council meeting on Wilma
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Motion to send Wilma’s mother a prayer plant
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Adjourn Steve moved and Michael seconded – all in favor
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