Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-07
GALLANT BOYS IN BLUE.
pEfERbNS or THE RtBFLLsOS
MEET ~ COUNCIL.

| head9uarters, 0liically announcing the deatl
OF comrade Ulysses Simpson Graut, reci,in,
the leading facts in his record, military an,
civil, recommending posts throughout th
country to hold open meetings, in which in
divdual members, who served under III,
great chieitain, may have an Opportunity o
relating any incidents of such service o.
make other remarks, and directing the wear
ing, for period OF sixty days, of mourning
| badges.
The adjutant also read the following order
| issued by Commander Pen6eld
| H'DQ'n's MITCHELL PosT, No 45, G. ARR
srnISGfIELD, o., Aug. 6, 1885. I
[Genoral Order No. III
|. In compliance with general order No
II, department Of Ohio. G.. A. r., Mitchell
Pos will assemble at their post room, at
o'clock, p. m, on Saturday, August 3, 1885
from thence - proceed to ST. Paul NJ. \
church, where the post will unite with the
| citia'ns OF our city in services sacred to the
memory OF our late llustriOus comrade, Gen
era Ulysses s. Grant. Let every comrade
wear the G. A. r. badge suitably draped, and
appear in uniform, il possible.
III. An invitation is hereby extended 10
the ladies OF the Women's Relief Corps, and
the Sons of Veterans, to join us in the solemn
services OF the day. BY commund of
f.. s. PESrIELp, p. g.
CHAs. W. SnEwALrER, Admit mt.
The commander called for an expression,
by rising, to ascertain how many would at
tend this s,rvic, and with few exceptions,
being such os will be detained by business
every comrade present aro e, indicating an at-
'ecdance 0i over one hundred. 1t was re-
iaestcd hat nll comrades be at the post hall
very promptly at two'O'clock tomorrow alter
noon, as seats were to be reserved and these
shohld be filed as early as possible in order
that the public may occupy all seats not re
quircd by the q. A. r men. SO tar as posi-
bic comrades will turn out in uniform. Com
pointed committee to secure martial music
tor the march to the church.
The adju'ant read the list OF assignments to
duty on committees tor Grand Army Day and
the commander recommended that ali mem
bers of the post report at headquarters (post
hnll) as early ns eight o'clock Wednesday
morning August II, ready tor duty. They
will be divided into squads to do escort duty
and messenger or Other service as may be re-
qurej
Working corps: J. s. Freeman, Jno. Cord,
J. W. Conrad, J. s. Ports, W. II. Heron,
Saml Ayr"s, W. ". Burnett. o. q. Castle,
Geo. Cockrell, N. u. Berry, John Guyton, j.
A. Gedling, G. W. Porter, D. Lowman, F. Il.
Gone, T. N. Turner, A. Arnold, Harvey
Horn. o. H. King. Thos. Brown.
Reception of distinguished uests: Captain
A. $. Bushnell, General J. W. Kefer, Captain
Perry Stewart, DR.. G. W. Moore, Colonel W.
J. White. George C. Rawlins, J. G. Miller,
Charles Ludlow, Colonel J. +. Stewart, A. G.
Brandner.
Music; A. .. Huffman, II. q. Hawken, r.
V. b. Christie, A. N. Burbank, Andrew
Watt.
ReGimcntal reunions: Colonel David King,
Wm II, Hamilton G, g. Fried, J. NJ. Bennett,
J. NJ. Smelley.
Woman's Relief Corps: 7. NJ. Gugen-
helm, Fletcher White, T. B. Flago, Sol j..
Houck, @. A. Reescr, John s. Shewalter, J.
W. March, J. $. Bryant, Dr. J. o. Davy, +.
G. Middleton, Il. W. Simpson, +. r. Cheney,
Rev. G. H. Williams.
Bruce Motfat, Fred Howe, o. N. Bartholo-
new, s. A. Todd, W. s. Wilson, Charles II.
Pierce, George Hinder, Henry Leuty, Lon
Laferty, Colonel A. Do,zc, J. N. Barr, Louis
Phillips, Harvey Horn, j. S. Shewalter. John
T. Morgan, Pomeroy Mitchell, W. l.. Frank
lin, Am. Winger, W. |. Stout, R. B. Garfield,
U. Il. Crane, George II, Payne, Isaac Kindle,
Samuel Ray, Dan Sullivan, George w. Spit
tier, D. Sheets, Walter Rue, Il. l.. Hedges, L..
Garreiy, John Kruft, John Rothan, Elb, TT
Finch, Thomas p. Grant, Rudolph Baker,
W. II Ewel, II. q. Laybourne, F. $. Nice
wander, Samuel Schatier, Thomas l.. Nor
gan, s. G. Russell, ]. b. Colbert, l.. b. IIoad-
ley, X, a. Sarkey, George Ludlow, T. G.
Todd, George Phleger, Adam OF, Ezra Izer.
Is. c. Converse, D. N. Elder, w. +. Ostot,
Charles Ostot, W. H. Coon, Richard Murray,
$. !. Scott. J. X. Davis, J. II. Ullrich, A. d.
Crane, NJ. Il. Hatfield, George W. Abbott, b..
+. Garlough, Il. J. Kitchen, o. II. King, Mar
tin Knapp, James Lillis, DIR. J. W. Barry, j.
Il. Platt, Ed p Christie, Fred Lewis,
Albert futile, J. B. Thompson, James
Paden, John Jackson, Michael Day, b
F. Allison, l.. l.. Mills, J. b. Patton,
Geo. W. Star,zman, John Winterman, O,lu
Groh, J. W. Healey, Il. T. Swope, J. N. Old
ham, Geo. II. Camp, II. s. Hatfield, Ia. Pow:
H.. Jos. Fsssler, B. +. Davis, J. o. Roch
Chas. A. Welch, John Couse, Col. A. Spang,
Ter, ID. o. Frantz, Pat Murphy, Harry Arba.
gast, J. N. Miller. VIM. Ramsey, II. G. Forbes
j. W. Madison, W. l.. Pershing, Geo. Arnctt
j. J. Cutwright, B. +. Brown, J. W. Evanr
VIM. Cook, ID. NJ. Jacks,n, Il. N. Bradford
Celso Picrnicci, II. U. Williamson, Petc
Butter, W. A. Cushman, d. Lowman, l.. |,
lIagernan, Sam. Ellis, J. II. Cooper, Fred
Weiner, A. Y, Rooms, Jas. HolIycross, ]. II
Doughman, N. N. Thomas, q. r. johnson
Isaac Thrasher, J. II. Calender, q. g. Cheney
Michal Madden, J. Il. Johnson, Hiram Rhodes
| w. Is. Watterhouse, Geo. Shaw.
All comrades not above named will &C
with the committee. A few names may hay
been inadvertently omitted.
As the next regular meeting night fall
upon Grand Army Day there will he no mus
ter of Mitchell Post unil two weeks iron
last night.
Since the last m'eting the post room an,
officers stations have been appropriately an
,as,e!ully dnped in black, in respect to th
memory OF General Grant, the work bein
done by comrade William Marat. The reso