Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-04

6ub u8y WuO Idll6O 0uE kON0luiuoIeA AoA granting an humble pittance to those who were honorably wounded on the field of battle. For the pleasure to-day afforded us [ deeply thank the people of Orange, among whom my earlier years were spent | and whose memories I will always cherish l in most affectionate regard"
 Mir. Baldwin here told few reminis- cences of his .boyhood days at Orange,
 which were very amusing and were greeted At the close of his speech resolution
 was presented thanking the ladies of Orange for their hospitality. The motion was unanimously carried by rising vote. Secretary Price then read letters of re- gret from the following gentlemen:
 Governor Bulkeley, ex. Governor Henry B. Harrison, General Edward A Bradley, s. Myers Smith, 0. c. Burdick, Charles F. | Loper, H. c. Wakely, M. L. Chambers,
 Senator Joseph R. Hawley. Ex-Governor
 Harrison very kindly enclosed in his letter
 8 check for $25 to help pay the expenses of the day. I Lieutenant Governor Merwin followed
 Mir. Baldwin in an eloquent address, leulogizing the services of the veteran
 volunteers. He paid special tribute to
 the noble and impressive manner in which a million of men laid down their arms
 and resumed the acts of peace without a '
 was listened to with the closest attention
 and was heartily applauded at the close.
 Postmaster N. D. Sperry's speech took
 immensely with the audience. MT. Sperry
 told number of funny stories, among
 them one of parrot that nagged adog until
 it got it's tail feathers bitten off and then
 | when questioned by it's master about its
 dilapidated condition hung its head and
 answered in feeble tone. of voice, "l've
 | lz1 aIx Tan oo;I 41,e genial postmaster, five eaten too much to-day and feel it now" Following this sally MT. Sperry went into a glowing
 ieulogy of; New EngIaud cookery in general } and the cookery of the Orange ladies ir
 particular, after which @ few fitting words were spoken concerning the record o1 : Twenty-seventh volunteers in the civi ' war MT. Sperry was loudly applaudee l at the conclusion of his address.
 Postmaster Isbeu delivered recitation i ssThe Old Majors Talk,' in capital style 3 prefaoing the speaking with few word of greeting to the veterans.
 : The other speakers were Ex-Governo! la. B. Bigelow, Colonel Bostwick, Captail : David 8. Thomas, Comrade William c , Russell, Sergeant Wooster, and Everett B Clark, the incoming president. Most 0 f the addresses were exceedingly interesting l l but space forbids extensive mention o
 them all. At 4:30 o'clock, after farewell v ! hand-shake and personal conveyance 0 2 thanks to the ladies of Orange for thei T hospitality, the comrades of the Twenty . seventh regiment separated, to meet agai : at their annual reunion in Wallingford f year from yesterday.
 : A partial list of the veterans present yes :. terday is as follows:
 @ G. G. Clark, Branford; James Kennedy @ Wallingford; Joel Dorman, New Haven l: John B. Hartshorn, West Haven; Georg ,. M. -Prout, Branford; Edward P. Bradley }. New Haven; R. Bartholomew, Branford 1T E. D. Sheldon, Branford; Charles N n Barnes, Montowese; Daniel Ayerill, Brar l, ford; H. w. Hubbard, Branford; H. @ ! D. W. Tucker, North Haven; J.B. Merwi1 g l New Haven; M. A. Yale, Bridgeport; { l. Bradley, New Haven; c. B. Brooks, Bi1 ?. mingham; F. w. Hull, Birmingham; J. . o- McGinnis, Birmingham; M. Thomas, Ne l. Haven; George E.. Dudley, New -Have1 l. Soseph H. Clark, Milford, A1bertus \ d Clark, Milford; E. F. Baldwin, Westvillt B. c. H. Baldwin, Whitmen, Mass; E. I lr Baldwin, Milford; Lucien .Hitehcecl {. ven; Rodney Bradley, Fair Haven; Erne, }, B. Clark, Milford; Stiles D. Woodruff 2. Orange; George F. Dade; Lieutenant E ], Smith, New Haven; J. A. Munson, Ne t, Haven; William Lee, New Havel T. Ramson Hitchcock, Bethany; Lew y Hitchcock, Woodbridge; Lewis Hitcl T. cock, Shelton; H. E. Smith, New Have,
 Charles Nichols, New Haven; Wesley Tu Q tie, New Haven; E.. S. Dowd, East Rive le w. w. Price, New Haven; Assesse se Spreyer, New Haven; James A. Mile re Haven; John Hegel, New Haven; Charl' y Weidig, New Haven; Lieutenant Christie n Weller, New Haven; Fredgrick Doebe n New Haven; Colonel Bostwick, New Yorl se Louis Oppertshauser, New Haven; JoseI IS G. Campne, New Haven.