The National tribune., 1892-08-18
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KBBE-At New Brunswick ~ J.. July ~
Oliver A. KTbbe. Captain 60. j.. Sosh n j. No
resident Of this sity videiy-k n0vn than
lie. respected. Born al Easi Long
Meadow. Mass. he New JERSEY IN 1910,
and taught school until the breaking out Of the
war. He raised Co. p. 3oth N. J.. and was made
lris former papa Sooa after going iBts' service he
was disabled from exposure. nnd MAS compelled 70
resign. or, rather, was i,onorsbiy DISCHARGED he
was of the founders of Phil kcArny Post and
charter member OF Hugh Ja1rway Post. The
two sfterward consolidated kearny-
Janeway Post. He served two terms as Cenlnan-
der of Department, several a. Adi1tans. and was
also Judge Advocate He was truly a comrade,
carrying out I'm all his dealings the three great prfn
cipIes of Order. fraternity, Charity, Loyalty
Kind to all, charitable IN the exfrsms. we never
saw him angry; always geatle, nsver rsseating
| an injury; Ia fact, his sentIe"ess made him
power. During residence OF more than 20 years
| In this city. Con,rade Kibbe made enemies and
host Of friends In every good work he has been
among the FIRST aud the many lie has helped and
encouraged now realize what friead they have
lost.
| FIxE-At BrookfeId, Mass. Auz. 1, John d.
Fiske, aged 80 years. Comrsde Fiske WAS born in
Weld Me-; settled Ia Brookaeid IN IS5s, and Was
member Of Co. r. Ain Mass. H. A. He was
active member of Dexter Post, @. Al having been
It's Chaplain continuously since its organization IN
! 1868, rarely absent from its meetings until his
failing health recessitatsd the appointment Of
assistsnt, but his resignation never accepted
| He WAS granted peasion in 1887 Ths impressive
ritual service of the G.A.H- was rendered by his
Post, three voIieys being fred over his grave
Comrade Fiske leaves . widow and six children,
with SIX grandchildren aud three sreat-srand-
children.
MaIsE.-At Petersburg n. Y July q, Charles
ii. Maine, Co. A. I25ta ~ Y, sged 49, He was one
OF the first to enlist in Co A. and served until the
end OF the rising from TIE ranks TO the posi-
ton of Second Sergeant He was in every way a
model soldier, and worthy OF belonging to a reai-
nsent commanded by such hero the lamented
Col. Willard, killed at Gettysburg. He was buried
IT. n -
ASDsgso5.-At Brooklyn. q. T., Juae 80, j. v.
Anderson. Lisutenant, Co. y. lhE ". j. Lieut. An
derson bad been q sufferer for long tine-l7
mouths-before his death. being compelled To sit
in a chair night and day. He was a kind husband
and father. and loved by aiI who knew him. He
WIS a member OF the Masonic Oder, and Of The I.
o. o. F., and other societies present al his
funeral. He was buried at Greenwood l. T. July
2, 1892 He leaves a widow and several children.
SLUs5gR.-At Denver, Colo, May %, the result Of
sceteat, john Siasser, 18Th Ind. Cav. His
widow informs us that he was killed by sleatrie
stresf-ear
LYoN.-The following obituary notice was sent
but the town and State In not given. Charles 2.
Lyon. of fhe LIST Micf LaUeers and Corporai Co z,
fss Mich Engineers and Meehauios, was killed by
stroke of lightning in the open field July %,
1892 He was good citizen aud LEFT a widow aad
four small! children IN dependent circumstances.
HAYwARD.-At Elk Park. NJ c. July g. OF lung
trouble. brought on by exposure curing the war.
Curtis d. Hayward. 1t5sh snd l72d Ind. He WIS
noble solder and staunoh friend. He leaves no
family.
AMApoN.-At North Brookhefd. Mass, Aug. g.
Charles Amadon, aged s. years. Comrade Ams-
don WAS born in Stoekbridge, Conn, and in early
manhood went West, where. on the breaking out OF
the war. he enlistsd In Co. g. I'D No He was hon.
orably discharged Oct 10. 1864, after service Of
three years and one month. He leaves a widowed
mother. three sis.crs, two brothers. widow, three
daughters end son TO mourn MS loss. Ths
mains were inferred In W laut Grove Csmetery,
North Brookfie under charge of MANSON Raulil-
ton Post. of West BrookAeld, of which he was q
member.
MUsER-Atosborne. o., July %, Of consumption,
Y (vov do
Mussr had been sick with his fatal disease for
erai years. He was member of Frank shearer
Post and the burial was held under tho auspices
Of his Post, assisted BY Steel Post, of Fairfield
Thirty members were in line. and the internsnt
was in Fairfield Cemsiery. He leaves widow.
BoLsICg-At Atlanta. Ga, June s. A. Bo,sius.
Thomas r. Gleason, Department. Commander Of
Georgia, says in General Orders, 6: "Comrade
Boisius was a member Of q. NJ. Mitchell Post. /.
and as the time Of his death Assistant Qnartermas
ter General Of this Department., filing his third
term such. Comrade Bolsius entered the
service until June 30 1878 serving ID years and six
months. He was justly admired for his rectiiude
and his devotion to duty. which. strong that
dying he knew he was had his GA r. books
and papers brought 10 bis bed. and there balanced
his account with the Department. showing devo-
ton 10 duty worthy Of emulation. loving hus-
band aud father, good ct;zsn and staunch conn
rade. well may we mourn his loss. though We know
to him death eternal gain"
Work. aged ~ Comrads Work 6rst enlisted in
Co. l. I'd n Y. Cav, Aug. 8, 1851; Was discharged
March 4 1868; enlisted again Sept l. 1853. In the
odd Ind. Art, and discharged July z, 1858.
While In the service he contracted chronic diar-
rhea, from which disease i,e suffered greatly for
many years, resulting in death, which came quite
suddenly owing to his eafeebIsd constitutions. He
was u member Of Battle Ground Post. under nose
auspices he was buried. Deceased leaves a ~iiew
and six children. His Post passed resolutions on
his death. H copy Of which was sent to TIE MA
TToNAL TRIBUNE.
BnLrSGs.-At Flint. M;oh.. July Is. Of heart dis
ease Edgar NJ Billings Co. A. 4th Mich Comrsde
1S ALWAYS eI-
pated in about so battles and skiEn:iSlies and
ccived one or two slight scratches from rebel bull
lets. He WAS an intelligent. generous hearted, and
patriotic comrada Wbits i,i ~ of Temporary in
sanity brought by a Ioax continued ,iinesa he
from his bed in spite Of the efforts of his
to restrain him, Out in halfdressed condition
BELDrNo.-At North Star. Mici'., July II, of Ca
tarrh of the stomach, Stephen ID. Bedding, Co. II,
Ist Mich L. A. aged 81. The funeral was held
under the auspices of the Nnrti, Star Odd Fellows
assisted by Rising Star Lodge of Ithaca. Deceased
leaves a widow and two grown daughters.
RopaERs.-At Gravesto~, Tenn, recently, DR.. |
William A. Rodgers Sd Tenn. aged Y. Hs was . |
member of Gsayeston Post, 81. snd that Post |
passed resolutions on his death. copy OF which |
was sent to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. He leaves Q |
widow. Tn his death Graveston Post has lost the |
most worthy member aud one OF lis brayest de- |
tenders.
MArrEsoN.-At Perry N Y, July II, wm H |
Maiteson Co. H. sih NJ Y Fl. A. He served until |
1865. The conrade writing sHys that he was the |
Commander of J. p Robinson Post. i0f and at |
the time of his death he was President Of the viii
Poor of the town. He was respected by all and |
especially by the GAR. The funeral was at /
tended by a inrge conoourse Of people All places
of business closed time ef burial out of re-
spect for the deceased. and flags doated at half |
mast"
BESTLEY.-At Great Darlington, Mass, July 81, |
from the effects of wound received in the service
Walter y. Bentley, Co. B. 9th Mass On July IA, /
1852 he was wounded mt the Bloody Angle. A |
rifie-baIl shattered his lower jaw. For than
% years he had been suffering from this wound |
and was not able to parake of solid food for moro /
than 20 years. He was member Of ID. q. Ander- 1
son Post. Cheerful and courageous in the plst of /
never forsook him in all the long years of peace
which, nave followed.
SowERs.-At Zsnesyiile o., July 22, after pro-
tracied illness. Albert Sewers, Co. p, 122d Ohio,
and 60. r. 10th Ohio Cav, aged IS. lie leaves /
widow.
WEAvEn-At Cherrytree City, Pa. July TO- OF
cancer David J. Weaver, Co. B. Sd Nd. battalion,
aged ST. He enlisted June 8, 1851 and served I'M
til Oct. T. 1S64. He faithful soldier, and when
he left the service he held the rank of Captain.
His remsips inferred with full honers by
Post 40 of which he a member. He Leaves .
widow and four grown children.
GLEADaLL-ht Clinton, H., July &c. Josiah
GlsadaIE, Go. 4. l9lst Ohio. Hs was . member Of
Frank Loruy Post, l57 and he buried by his
comr.:c,ss JAY 81.
HAwFs.-At Deoa.ur, H., Aug. T. Rev. Mark ID.
HAYES, First Lieutenant, Co. G, I'D HI. He WIS o |
prominent divine in his section, and he was in the
Illinois NJ. E. Conference for the last % years. Hs
was Presiding Elder of the Decatur District
DAvIEs--At Decatur, ILL.,, Aug. 4, Rev. Richard |
writing, who sent this obituary and
also that OF Rev. DIR. Hawes says: Both have
preached In prominent charges OF the Illinois w.
e. Conference during tho last 20 years. Both have