Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-03
tSollrnal arlo Caruier.
Saturday Morning, July 3, 1880.
Local News.
For other Local News see Second Psgs-l
Veteran Firemen Association

For other Local News zee Second PSge-1 Veteran Bremen Association. Arrangements Made for the Second Re-
 union.
 About sixty members of the association assembled in regular meeting at the Common Council chamber in the City Hall on Thurs day evening In the absence of President Hiram Camp, Hon. Charles Atwater was call ed to preside,
 The following ex-fremen were proposed and elected members of the association
 Engine Go. No. Edward Hosmer, Levi Curtis, John O'Brien. Engine Go. No. 2- Andrew Wohlrabie, Philip Roller, W. H. Munson, Jerome Hayward, Smith Garfield. Engine Co. No. 3-John Muntz. Engine Co. No. A. l.. Glynn, Joseph w Defour, Ed ward L. Fairchild, James s. Crockett En- zine Go. No. 5-Stephen G. Nichols, Henry Repbury, Samuel Thompson. Engine Go. John Ullman, Peter Pal, Patrick H. Flood, Edward J. Kelly, Patrick Rim, Henry B. Stiles, H. s. Catlin, Elias Stevenson, J. Schneider. Engine Go. No. 9-Miles F. Tut tle Engine Go. No. 10-William Hyland, Patrick J. Hayes, William Nolan
 The committee appointed at previous meeting to consider the time and place for holding the second annual reunions submit ted their report and made the following rec concentrations, viz:
 First-That Thursday, August 9th, be des. ignated as the time for holding the second reunion, and the Forbes House, South Ha- ven, the place.
 Second-That the members assemble at the City Hall at 10 8. m. on that day, ready to proceed to their destination. Third-That general committee be ap- pointed to make the necessary arrangements and fix the assessment sufficient to pay the expenses of the same.
 The report, after remarks by Chief Hen drick and Secretary Goodnow of the com mittee, was adopted.
 The following general committee was raised: Albert R. Goodnow, John H. Pardee, Ellery Camp, John A. Munson, Benjamin F. Crockett, James c. Case, Frank M. Lovejoy. Secretary Goodnow submitted two amend ments to the bylaws providing for an in crease in the number of vice presidents and the submission of the names of applicants for membership to a committee to be raised on that subject before being elected to full membership. Both of the amendments went over under the rule until the next regular meeting.
 Chief Hendrick, from the special commit tee raised some little time ago to raise funds to properly care for and clean the monu- ments erected to Chief Hemingway and Rev. erly Sperry, said that the committee had suc- ceeded in raising $41. 50 for the purpose, and that the committee had caused the brown stone monument that marked the last resting place of Chief Hemingway to be cleaned and repaired at cost of $15.5O, and any one who visited the spot would be pleased with the improved appearance of the monument and surroundings. Also, that the committee had, after some effort secured the unanimous consent of the immediate relatives of the late Beverly Sperry for the removal of the fine monument erected by old engine compa- ny No. 5, that now marks his grave to the fremen's plot in the Evergreen cemetery, and the committee would have the work done as soon as practicable.
 The association then adjourned to meet Thursday, July 21, to elect officers for the ensuing year.