Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-12
THE GRAY VS.,

The Memorial Services To.Morrow-
List of the Dead of the Command
in Grove and Evergreen Cemeteries
Whose Graves win he Honored
To-MOrrOw-The Meeting Tonight.
This evening, at 7:3O, at company head
quarters, Second regiment armory, Mead
ow street, reception will be given by &C
tive Grays to the veterans.
Tomorrow occurs the annual henoring
by the Grays of the graves of the dead of
their command. The route of march of
the professionals as follows:
Meadow street to Church. to Chapel, to Park,
to Sylvan avenue, to Evergreen cemetery; re
York, to Grove street cemetery; returning, High
street to Elm to Church, to Meadow.
For the occasion the Grays, actives and
veterans, will meet at 80 p. m. at the
armory where, after short address and
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Vibbert, line will
be formed fora parade by actives and vet
Grams to Grove street and Evergreen GEM
eteries. The graves of deceased members
will be decorated, the service closing with
taps over the grave of General Alfred q.
Terry.
Following are the names of deceased
members, whose graves are in either the
Evergreen or Grove street cemeteries:
IN GROVE STREET CEMETERY.
Captain E. S. Lines, Captain Charles
Bostwick, Captain George P. Stillman,
William G. Baldwin, E. s. Hitchcock, Gen
eral Denis Kimberly, Samuel Higgins,
Major Philip S. Galpin, Minott A. Thomp-
son, Leverett Candee, Captain Elijah
Thompson, Lieutenant Colonel Henry G..
Merwin, Samuel E. Merwin, Charles B.
Brintnall, Benjamin Beecher, j. W. DEM
ing, Ellsworth M. Punderson. Captain
Raymond A. White, William A. Anderson,
Corporal George I. Whiting, E. Leroy
Wilcox, General Alfred II. Terry, Charles
W. Cornwall, Joseph H. Booth, Edward j.
Cornwall, Augustus S. Lines, Major
E. Walter Osborn, Walter Osborn,
Minott A. Osborn, Minott E. Osborn, w.
| II. Shepard, Captain Henry E. Peck, w.
L. Foster, George Bradley, Nicholas l..
Hallenbeck, Captain Jedediah Chapman,
A. B. Fairchild, Lieutenant Charles P.
Brown, John 6. Ritter, Frederick S..
Treadway, Joslin P. Cleveland, James
H. Cooper, William D. Bryan, Viii
liam w. Moss, Henry J. Smith,
Captain Benjamin Prescott, Captain Charles
Nicoll, E. A. Hotchkiss, Captain John H.
Cooley, Welles Davis, Nelson Hotchkiss,
| Colonel Noah Farnam, Lieutenant Peck
Sperry, Edwin M. Garfield, James Blair,
James P. Blair, Musician William Bishop,
Colonel James Tolles, Captain John Galpin.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY.
Abel B. Jacobs, George R. Whiting, Ser.
geant A. Schraf, William Il. Coolidge,
Sergeant E. J. Fox, Musician H. O. Thomas,
Sergeant R. H. Fowler, Lieutenant Albert
Sharp, Captain A. G. Nash, Joseph
T. Fitch, Charles T. Lindsey, Cor
poral w. A. Goodwin, Corporal AL
bert M. Foote, George E.. Edwards
W. B. Catlin, jr., E. G. Hazard, E. w.
Bradley, Augustus Roderique, Edward
Bradley, General Stephen R. Smith, Cap
tain W. g. Howarth, George h. Manville
Sergeant S. P. Bolles, also was the Grayt
first orderly, F. S. Douglas, F. Beecher
Lieutenant John Draine, Sergeant DAME
Carpenter, Harry G. Bowers, Sergeant E
B. Munson, Henry E. Pardee, Captain
George S. Arnold, Lieutenant Fl. H. Bun
nell, John E. Chard, jr., Sergeant E. w
Hotchkiss, John Frisbie, Sergeant John E
Daley, Captain George S. Northrop, Alvir
P. Sanford Sergeant Robert Bacon, William
Peck, Lieutenant Singleton Darlington.