Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-18

tie evening session, aud that they
s:,ali Constitute ths committee.
Iusis by the Newport Band.
Bensic.ion by Rev. L. j. Sher-
rard.
Meeting cal:el to order by the
Presiient. Music by the Newport
band Prayer by Rsv. 7. ]. Sherar l.
Roll call by tss Corrsspon ling
Secretary to "check OF" tho nAmes
of the veterans present.
List of names not cai.e1 In the
morning:
Tr.BErr.
David Bns.ert. Samuel Besr, Thomas
Reader, YIN Ha,ne., Wendell Haines,
josiah Kepnsr, Bsnismin Biers, Viii IN
Johnson, Chas Mitchell, John shctIbarger,
I Henry Shotxbarsrr, Isai,h Erkey, GcorEc
/ Fink, Robert Colgate. John H-irn.r, Lsh
msn L. Koon., Henry Arbezo,t, n Laird
McNeen, Davil Sui ufr, James CoiS,to, I'm
Weimcr, E,rd IvIl,on. YIN 4 McAchrsn,
Il Frank Gcodrl.n, Ui.h Fiss. Vim II
Groninser. Jams, IF.l,on. Wn Stews t.
Sesikiah McAfee. Thomp.on Kep,er. Cha,
SINNERS. Wm R'bson. John Hu5h. Amos
Musser. David lIolrz'rple. Wm Limits.
SPRrcs HILL.
WP Graham, John 4 Mclaughlin. "
Hoffman, J D Howell. J l. Barton, Joshua
D-lncy, Jos -ph Yohr, John H"hn, J II
Patton, Davii Delincy, Joseph Berk, F
G. Long, q W rr, ner, John Aeriag-r,
The dore Aemingcr, Thomas Yohn, J VI
Bryncr. G. n Bryner, HIN Fl Russell, Thos
BrIckbill, G. Teller, Oliver Ru,sel, Sam
uel Mowery.
LIST OF VIsIToas.
Samuel ii Kautz, Comp,ny f, 20lst Re-
ginent, Pa. Vols, Harrisburg, Pa; l. A
Ego'f, Unitei Stare, Signal Corps, Mime
apolis, Mian. George Raifensi,rser, 10th
Pa. Cav, Iiunterstovn, Adm county, P5. :.
C"l. HMt>horr, of Gov. Hirtranfi's staff !;
ITalter 5. Owens, of Miftiin county.
Music by the audieLc,, Marching
Through Georgia
The President calle1 fo- the com
mittee from the respecti re townships.
COMMITTEE.
Iack-TV D Halls, Mathis Stump.
Fave,te-Csp;ain l. began, J d Jamison.
Delaware-B 2 Oliver, n Ifrnk 80.
Nonror-Michacl kunfelt, ID " Vcime:
SusqnchannG-
tireenwooi-J II Patterson, A y Boswich.
Tuscarorn Nj Millhon>e Robert Work.
Port Roval-J Z Wuton. I, q Alter.
Spruce HILL l. Barton, " p G-ah-n.
Turb,tt-V II Grnning,r. w " Laniis.
Thompsontovn-Juhn Webster, John Tn
derwovd.
Fern inagh-,I A Stamb ,ugh. A Moist
Mliord-IV II Stcrr,tr, David Cunningham.
IFik-r-Lnkr Davis, II II Muor-
Pltt-rs"n-B. +. Burchiri!, O. W Tilson.
Mlf!i nown-J G. Mo,cr, u II IpiIson.
BeIlc-John L Nc ;VIilism-, Dr. NJ Grazee.
Tho President announced that
"reminiscences were In order.
Secretary Garinln suggested that
the President tell the first story.
The President comp.iel by telling
a story. or incident in the Army OF
the Potomac, in which Lieut.. james
Kelly figured The story brought
out the Lieutenant in story. He
was greeted by cheers. He spoke OF
the incident to which the President
referred, which was his capture by
the rebels. He tod thrilling story
of his Imprisonment He said he
had 20 lie little, bit di | not Davi !,
of Biblical lore, lie lite unler
such trying circumstances. L David
WAS ius.irie in stretching it little
when in the hands of his enemies.
lie was justifel in fi5bing it little
when in rebe, prison. He escaped,
AMI walked HI niles, and WIS within
10 niles Of Sherman army when
captured by blood hounds AMI taken
back.
The President was called on fer
time, and place Gf next meeting.
Comraie H. H. wilson Cfered
resolution, which was read by the
Secretary. which authorized the
President and ten veterans as com
mittee for the purpose OF determin-
ing the time and place for holding
the next meeting. The resolution
WAS unanimously passed.
Comrade GIrman moved that q
committee of five be appointed by
the President to draft Constitution
and Bylaws for the Association.
The Chair authorized the Commit
tee appointed in the afternoon to
take up collection, for the purpose
as state in the afternoon session.
The President announced the COM
mittee on Constitution anl Bylaws
to be T. D. Garmln. u. r. Mitchell,
Samuel wilson, W. T. Snyder. Jos.
T. Kelly. Committee on time and
place for holding the next meeting,
III. II. Wilson. Reuben Moist. j. X.
Robinson, Samuel II. Brown, J. Z.
Shind,e, III. 4. Stambaugh, J. D.
Howell, a. p. Mcdonald, o. II. Nc
Aiisser. Jonathan keiser
Comraie Hughes WAS called on for
war story" He told quite an en-
teresting story-his experience in
tunne.iny anl other exciting prison
experiences which were highly inter
esting. Among the other companion
prisoners WIS Gen. Harry Waite. He
passed. the ordeal OF a prison life IN
Der TIE notorious Wirz. His obser-
vation OF the Yankee prociivity to
trade was humorous andranged from
pocket combs to bones and corn
meal. He escaped but WIS captured.
7. D. Garman was called On for a
war story He was never captur-
ell His story WAS good one.
Col. J. IL. Robinson was called on
for "wsr story" His story WIS brief,
but sweet.
Comrade Luke Davis was called on,
and told an interesting story.