Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-19

| SSuG GO llS uHFinS our Cdmpdign III Lne 0outu; ! and may the blessings of Heaven rest upon you all.
 At half-past ten line was formed, and those arriving on the Shepaug R. R. were escorted to the headquarters in East Park, where the exercises were opened by prayer from Chap lain Phelps. Hon. c. B. Andrews delivered an address of welcome, which was responded to by the President of the Regiment, Col A. H. Fenn
 At the close of Col. Fenns speech he intro- duced His Excellency, Gov. R. D. Hubbard, who delivered an eloquent and appropriate ad- dress to the regiment. l After his remarks, line was formed and proceeded to bountiful collation. in Armory | Hall.
 | At three o'clock the annual business meeting the ensuing year: l President. .-Chas. H. Pine. l Vtice President. David E. Soule l SecretGay.-D. c. Kilbourn. | TreGsurer-C. w. Hinsdale. | Erecuttge Committee e-E. s. Roberts, E. P. Smith, A. T. Roraback, G. w. Cowdry, Geo. c. Capron, Lyman Dunning, c. H. Briggs.
 Historians of the previous year continued. | It was voted to hold the next reunion at North Canaan, Sept. il, 1879. Letters were read from Gen'ls Upton and Barry, Capt. Spencer, Sergt Smith, It. Gran ger and other absent members. 1 President Pine delivered very eloquent in- augural address The following regimental song, composed | for the occasion by Private S. M. Griswold, of company A, was sung by Segt's Alonzo Smith G. W. Newcomb, M. L.. Judd, and A. Miner, of company c, the surviving members of the old regimental glee club:
 All hail my brave comrades you tried ones and true We greet you once more. heath the Red, White and Blue.
 From the hills and the valleys the mountain and plain 1 In joyful Reunion we're gathered again.
 Oh list while we tell you the token we bear, Tis badge of white ribbon the veterans wear, Then a warm hearty cheer for the Soldiers true. 1 And we'll stand by colors. the Red, White and l Blue.
 An !did not pledge on that blood crimsoned field, Ere the brave southern foe to legions did yeld That shoulder to shoulder in life, or i'll death, We would stand by each other till fes latest breath | Oh! list &c. | When we look ol the scars brave comrades must On our shot riddled flag as it floats in the air, The voice of brave Kellogg once more we can hear, ''Column forward, GUIDE cENTER!" charge and l cheer. | Oh! list &c.
 Where the numbers that with us did stand, 1 Full many have yielded to death cruel hand,
 thnir rlaaf httfi fhaVo l all pain;
 At the Archangers roll call they will answer again. Oh /! list &c,
 Oh, sweet the flowers in the fields of fair June, While the birds of the air with their sweets are in | tune,
 But sweeter by far are the memories that bloom, Where the martyrs of freedom laid in the tomb. Oh ! list &c.
 Then forward brave comrades in or in pesce, May our banner still wave and her Empire increase, | And tyrants shall learn that our motto IS true, 1 We will conquer die by the Red, White and Blue. Oh list &c.
 After which speeches. interspersed with mu- sic from the Wolcottville Cornet Band and the Curtiss Cornet Band of Woodbury, by | Rev. Mir. Thomas, of Winsted, former army chaplain Rev: MT. w. N. Meserve, of Har- winton, formerly Major 4th Mass. Vols; M. A. Nickerson, of Plainville; Capt. Doolittle, of Southington, 20th c. "; and others, were listened to-
 Capt. E. w. Marsh read poem, and then presented resolutions thanking the citizens of the various towns in which the reunions oi the previous twelve years have been held, for their Inequalities and kindness. | At five o'clock the meeting adjourned.
 DC. KILBOURN, Secretary.
 The following is g list of the names of the members present. registered with the Secre- tary
 Cozonel, L. w. Vessels. | Lieut. Colonel A. H. Fenn. | Maior Wm. B. Ells
 Adjutaat, c. D. Deming.
 Captains s-Wm. Bissell, A. B. Shumway, E. O. Peck, E. F. Gold, E. w. Marsh, R. o. Potter.
 Lieutenaats.- w. Birge, w. S. Cooper, C.. Traver, A. Bates, H. Griswold, A. Lamor- eaux A. P. Kirkham, D, E. Soules, Jas. N. 1 Snowden.
 Hospital Steaoards.-Dr. J. J. Averill, Dr. Orson Buell..
 Pri,acipal Mustcians.-W. B. White, Frank Thomas, A. R. Nettleton.
 Company A.-Charles Hinsdale Russell Curtiss, Harry Scoville, Seth Whiting, H. T. Cable, Lewis Bissell, c. F. Wedge L. s. Cat lin. E. w. Pond, Wm. J. Hall, E. L. Oakes, w. CogsweH, w. H. Plumb, George W. Ma son, Josiah Atwood, John Ames, N. H. Barnes, c. s. Barber, H. Banker, M. Bray, N. w. Barker, l.. O. Bradley, J. D. Bradley, H. w. Baldwin, c. F. Blackman, A. W. Bu- ell, Tom Beach, H. H. Catlin, Chas. Carter, John Flezar, James Ferris, Samuel Gum, James Gibbons, S. M. Griswold, B. s. Hall, E. Hull, A. W. Healey. Tom John son, J. w.. Moody, Charles Merriman, A. A. Nichols. Jas. Osborn, Seth Pond, L. Pratt, N. B. Perkins, J. Tompkins, l.. Weeks, w. J. Watrous. O. B-Geo Sterry, Curtiss Hall. Dwight Hallock, Watson A. Peck, Charles Powell w. F. Ohman, J. Ward, c. F. North, Joel Shy der.
 | Co. C.-G. W. Newcomb, Alonzo Smith, NJ. L. Judd, Harrison Whitney, ,Zophar Beach, Joseph Sherry, G. P. Blakeslee, Jas. M Ben ton, Dennis Murphy, A. E. Workman, F. O Hills, M; Willard, c. P. Morse, Fred Barber, Darius Beach, E..M. Dunbar, Anson Balcomb, John Friend, Jos. Reid, Hawley Reid, c. G. Adams, Pluto Cleveland, Geo. D. Bentley c. G. Wheeler.
 Go. DC. W. Talcott. c. l. Hough, W. c. Atwood, N. W. Barnes, John Chase, J. Munger, H. Munger, Samuel Tyrell, Geo. H. Bates, E. Dwyer, John Benjamin, E. Taylor, z. F. Granniss, B. s. Brown,T D. Bradstreet, J. o. Stoughton, D. A. Bradley, A. Alfred, D. Purcell, E. Hotchkiss, A. J. Hotchkiss, Geo. Cook, I. H. Stoughton. M. B, Stone.
 Co. E.-Theodore Robbins, H. J. Reynolds, s. W. Sage B. B. Thayer; Samuel E. Brewer, Wnl. H. Rowe R. A. Cutler, T. B, Cannon, A. Bunnel. w. W. Wood, M. Adkins, w. W. Woodruff, J. Jackman, Chas. G. Mason, L. B. Stone, John Christina, J. D. Ellis. | Go. "A. B. St. John, Wm. Scoville, o. Mitchell, Martin Wilcox, E. s. Rob- erts, Henry R. Mitchell Jesse Tnrner, Wm. H. Tiffany, E. E. Dayton, H. c. Merrill, H. c. Butler, I. Shaw, A. F. Cooms, G. M Kirkham, G. L. Fairchild, Sherman Messenger, James Keith.
 Co. G,-Geo. Studley Chas. Smith, Jack Bolles, Fred Holmes, Frank Bierce, W. A. Baker, F. J. Pierce, c. R. Swift, George l Rrague G. B. Corbin. Rufus Frink George