Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-18
REUN1oH OF THE 4TH OHIo.

From the Wooster Republican, Nov lo.l
The Reunion Of the Fourth Ohio was
a grand success. Canton, Ashland,
Marion, Delaware, Mt. Vernon, were
all represented.
In the afternoon the members of the
regiment assembled in Arcadome Hall
to transact the usual business. Cap. Geo.
F. Laird, of Canton, was elected Secre-
tary.
Canton, November 9Th. 1871, were Sc
lected as the place and time Of holding
the next reunion.
The following is a list of members
present:
Company A-Capt. J. r. Prichard.
VIM. Grimwood, Ohio Pancost, B. F.
Horner, Vim. Thomson, !. w. Rowley.
Company B-Dewald Gulmee, Vim.
]. Hart, ]. B. Sanford, L. Hutcheson, A.
Tilton.
Company CD. NJ. Howe, E. B. Nc
Elroy, George Armstrong.
Company Ell. H. Carr, L. Jeffries,
r. B. Sphinx, Harry Baumgardner, A. H.
Dice, A. A Carr, Frank Kehn. John
Jabla, J. F. Barrett, J. Shultz, Christ
Bolus, Robert Segner, Frank Miller,
John Kleppler, G. G. Cline; VIM. Cam
eron, David Flack, w, H. Mcclure, w.
H. Hanson, James Snyder, Marion
France, c. w. Mcclure, Peter Segner,
Aaron Kepe, G. Dyarman, Lewis Leh-
man, c. Fogleson, D. Y. Black A. ).
Mcclure.
Company FL. S. Ensign, Samuel
Kaufman. Jacob Peters, r. 3. Horn,
Vim. Laird.
Company CIV. w. Williams
Company HI. Weber, ]. S. Elliott.
Company III. w Alexander.
Company K-George F. Laird, John
Fuller, F. r. Saiter, A White, Geo. B.
Merchant, John Hardy, Jr., William I.
Higgins.
Band-F. Olnhausen, w. NJ. Thomp-
son, Louis Sraub. J. A. Tilton; J. o.
Young, J. ]. Bringger. Jr.
At 7 o'clock large audience assem-
bled in Arcadome Hall to greet the
veterans. The walls were appropriately
decorated with the names of the battle
fields of the regiment. Fredericksburghi
Charlottesville, Gettysburg, South
Mountain, Locust Grove, Mine Run,
Prospect Hill, Bristow Station, Morton S
Ford, South Anna, North Anna, Viii
derness. Spottsylvania, Gold HaTbor,
Manassas Gap, Rich Mountain, Peters
burg, Romney, Blues Gap, Winchester
Front Royal, Port Republic, Peninsula
Potomac River, Bull Run, made up the
heroic list. Few regiments can exhibit
such noble record.
Col. Carr read interesting letters. from
Gems. Meade, Hancock and Carroll.
First Regular ToaSt-"The Fourth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
John McSweeny, Esq, was announ
ced to respond to this toast, but bushes:
has called him to Canton, consequently
| there was no response.
Second Regular Z0ast-''The Dead o
our Regiment
This, toast was responded to by Col
Carr.
Third Regular Z0ast-.Our DISABLED
Comrades, and the Widows and Or
phans of those who have fallen"
Gen. Goldman not being present, there
was no response.
Fourth RegHLzy Z0ast-"The Memo
ries of the camp and the Battle-ferld. .
Responded to by Capt A. 5. Nc
Clure.
A vote Of thanks was then rendered t
the citizens, and especially the ladies c
Wooster, for their interest in maxim
the reunion pleasant.
/ This concluded the exercises in tn
Hall. The members of the regimen
then repaired to the American House
where an excellent and a splendid re
past, gotten up in the best style of tn
American House, was enjoyed by tn
veterans and their friends. Into th
first hours of the morning the music
the merry dance was heard. The Reur
ion was pleasant and agreeable.