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| − | John L Hodsdon | + | |
| − | Sir | + | John L. Hodsdon |
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| + | Yours of the 17th | ||
is received. After Capt Devereux's | is received. After Capt Devereux's | ||
Company was full he came to me | Company was full he came to me | ||
and requested to have those who did | and requested to have those who did | ||
| − | not belong in town, | + | not belong in town, provided for. |
As an officer of the town, I considered | As an officer of the town, I considered | ||
it my duty to do so and the only | it my duty to do so and the only | ||
| − | place I could get them taken care | + | place I could get them taken care |
| − | of was at Mr. Lennans tavern | + | of was at Mr. Lennans tavern. |
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For those who belonged in this town | For those who belonged in this town | ||
| − | + | there has been no charge made with | |
| − | the exception of | + | the exception of a breakfast the morning |
| − | they started for Bangor I did not | + | they started for Bangor. I did not |
draw the order for the bill until after | draw the order for the bill until after | ||
Capt Devereux had examined it | Capt Devereux had examined it | ||
and considered it reasonable | and considered it reasonable | ||
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| − | + | Respectfully yours | |
| + | J. T. Hatch | ||
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Castine May 20, 1861
John L. Hodsdon
Sir
Yours of the 17th is received. After Capt Devereux's Company was full he came to me and requested to have those who did not belong in town, provided for. As an officer of the town, I considered it my duty to do so and the only place I could get them taken care of was at Mr. Lennans tavern.
For those who belonged in this town there has been no charge made with the exception of a breakfast the morning they started for Bangor. I did not draw the order for the bill until after Capt Devereux had examined it and considered it reasonable
Respectfully yours J. T. Hatch