Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-25
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ford; c. H. FEisbie, Branford c. F. Kerr, AIlingtown; J. Ooan. North Guilford; A. B. Barker, Branford P. Lyman New Haven; J. Thoeman, Hartford J. Q. Tanner, Branford; P. O. Farrell, New Haven; S. A. Nettleton, Milford B. R. Street, East Haven J. Swift, Plainville H. Smith, New Haven W. Stanton, New Haven H. F. Farnsworth, Thomaston W. W. Pinks, New Britain B. 0. Pinks, Msri- den; s. F. Linsley, North Haven Hiram Paterson, Meriden R. Downs, Nauga- tuck H. P. Robinson, Oxford 0. H. Wingett, New Haven R. J. Spencer, Seymour L. E. Harrison. Northford I. l.. DoolittIe, North Haven J. A. Church, New Haven {; W. H. Gatlin, Meriden; E. B. Davis, GuiIford s. I. Bartholomew, Wallingford George L.. Tyler, New Haven J.. A. Hawley, Meriden J. Widmer, New Hartford o. F. North Haven E. Epson, Meriden G. l. Johnson, Uniontown, Conn; J. W. Mix, Wallingford J. T. Doolittle. East Haven; G. H. Bower, Northford; J. c. Butler, Meriden; W. J. Skinner. New Haven; H. II. Raymond, New Haven; E. ". Talmadge, New Haven: T. H. Hayden, New London; W: B: Johnson, Seymour; w. H. Mindrin, Meriden; J. K. Adams, Seymour; Fl. Beardslee, Seymour; J. Law renee, Meriden; E. s. Fowler, Guilford; W. H. Hubbard, New Haven; M. Howe, Naugatuck; J. R. Turner, Fair Haven; Fl. c. Baldwin, Naugatuck; s. e. Rockwell. New Britain; s. c. Williams. Meriden; M. |; Del Johnson, Meriden; H. H. Church, Durham; w. J. Barber, Walling- ferd; E. George, North Haven; J.. N. Jones, Fair Haven; l.. A. Smith, New Haven; A. Andrews, Wallingford; J. Dainton, Meriden; R. L. Isbel1, Meriden; J. O. Fiske, New Haven; E. s. Williams, Naugatuck D. G. Patter, Plainville; J. P. Curtiss, New Brit ain; J. c. Page, Guilford; P. B. Cope, Mer1- den; o. Potter, New Haven; w. T. Gallagher, F. A. Higby, Meriden; G. W. Couch, Meri- den: H. D. Parden, MeEiden s. G; simp- H. J. Church, Meriden; W. H. Nichols, New Haven; O. E. Hart, Holyoke, Mass; F. D. Mosher, West Haven; D. Kirby, New Haven; J. Thor man, West WInsted; James Thor man, Hartford; J. R. Hough, Walling- New Haven; J. T. Stein, North Haven W. Butterworth, New Haven {; A. B. Palmer, Branford Center; Fl. B. PIatt, New Haven s. H. Doolittle, New Haven E. B. Burrell, Orange A. H. Gallup, South Merlden D. Hill, Milford G. B. Gladden., New Ha- ven.
 Mir. c. F. BeckIsy, the fancy goods mer- chant on Chapel street, had an interesting memento to show to his old comrades of the Fifteenth. This was veritable ''hard tack" cracker, preserved by him since the war times. It was in perfect state of preserve tion and brought back wildly memories of the old hard tack and salt junk days He had also samples of the quinine and rhubarb powders served to so many of the boys dur ing their term of sserviee as remedy for the chills and fever. They were also genuine relics of the old days. A Meriden corporal of the Fifteenth has the gun and all the equipments complete which he carried in the war.
 In conclusion it is safe to say that the re- union was one of the most successful ever given by this regiment and the local com- mittee are entitled to much credit for their part of the arduous duties required of them.