Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-07
Veteran Bremen.

Annual Meetimg-EIection of Officers
 Arrangements For the Annual Re-
 union.
 The annual meeting of the Veteran firemen was held last evening in rooms 10 and II City Hall, President Hiram Camp in the chair.
 The following new members were received: Engine No. ?, Willis G. Judson No. 3, H. G. Schoenwetter, Charles c. Miller; No. 4, Russell ". Norton; No. 7, John Healey, 2d No. s, William Beach No. 9, Willis R. Holt; No. 10, William Engelhardt, Frank Lynch. The committee on by laws reported that one thousand copies of the by laws had been printed and they would be sent through the mail to the members The committee on banner case reported that the case was completed and that it cost $1OO Messrs. G. &5 T. filling, the builders 1 made discount of $29. The committee on funeral badges reported that they had procured two hundred badges | at cost of $48.45. l Ellery Camp, treasurer, read his annual re- ] port, which showed a balance in his hands of l $429.79.
 1 Bills of G. < T. Alling amounting to $1oO. ! for banner case, and bill of Union Printing l company of $2. 40, were referred to the fin. ! ance committee.
 | Other bills for advertising, not presented, \ were referred to the finance committee to pay the same when presented if found cor ! rect
 ] An election of officers for the ensuing year was then proceeded with. Benjamin F.
 Crockett and Ellery Camp were appointed ! tellers
 1 On motion of George Butler the secretary ! was instructed to cast the ballot of tho asso- citation for Hiram Camp for president for the
 ensuing year, which was carried, and he was ! declared the unanimous choice of the associ 1 ation for president for one year. On motion the members of each company ! were directed to present the names of vice ! presidents and recess of five minutes was
 taken for this purpose. The different con-
 panies reported the following vice presi- dents:
 No. 1, John E. Lewis No. 2, Frederick
 Lamby; No. 3, Charles Atwater; Mo- 4
 Charles H. Goodrich No. 5, Charles C. Hall
 No. 6, w. w. King No. r John H. Par
 dee; No 8, Miles Futile; No. 9, Willis R
 Holt No. 10, Charles Doty; H. and L. l, A.
 c. Hendrick; H. and l. 2, R. T. Merwin
 H. and L 3, Henry H. Granniss; Columbis
 Hose, Charles A. Nettleton Sack and Bucket
 George Treadway.
 ! The secretary was instructed to deposit the | ballot for each vice president separately
 which he did, and the vice presidents selected ! were declared unanimously elected On motion Vice President Lewis was in
 structed to cast a vote for A. R Goodnow fol
 secretary and Ellery Camp for treasurer ! Charles A. Baldwin was elected chaplain On motion President Camp was authorized
 to select the standing committees at hi leisure.
 On motion it was voted to hold reunio, this year and the following committee to SC
 lect time and place were appointed A. c
 Hendrick, A. J. Kennedy, w. w. King
 Charles Atwater, A. k. Goodnow, Chas. Dot.
 and Ellery Camp. The committee were in structed to report Thursday evening, July 20 On motion A. c. Hendrick was appointe marshal of the association.
 The association expressed by rising vot
 their preference for the east shore for thei . ! annual union
 l On motion Willis Bunnell was appointe
 standard bearer of the association for on year.
 : The committee on reunion were instructe to hire band at cost not exceeding $1OC , lAdiourned