Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-14
AT THE WEST SHORE.

AT THE WEST SHORE. The Twenty-sixth Annual Reunion
 of the Connecticut Cavalry Associa-
 ton to be Held on Wednesday-The
 Reunion of the Sixth Connecticut
 Volunteers to be Held the Same Day |
 Other News of the Rock.
 The coming week will be very lively at | the Rock. There are to be several re- unions and a number of picnics. To- morrow there is large party coming from New. Britain, composed of the Knights..o Columbus, and there will be two reunions of the G. A. R. during the week. The
 twenty-sixth annual reunion of the Con
 necticut Cavalry association will be held
 on Wednesday. The business meeting will
 be called to order at 12 o'clock in Stewards
 pavilion. After the business meeting there will be banquet in the same place, to which all veteran Union cavalrymen, or any who served in the Connecticut cavalry
 during the wsr, are invited, together with members of their families.
 General E. E. Whitacker of Washington, D. O., who was General Gus CTS chief of staff, General Erastus Blakeelee and other well-known cavalry leaders will be present. This association was originally organized | by members of the First Connecticut Cav | airy regiment, which rendered distin- | guished services with the army of the
 Potomac, and later under Generals Sheri-
 dan and Custer, and which furnished Gen l eral Grants body guard at General Lees
 surrender at Appomsttox; but the right of | membership has been extended to all who | are now residents of this state and who
 served in any union cavalry regiment dur | ing the war.
 | The officers of the association during the | present year are: Charles F. Bollmann of
 New Haven, president; John Clancy of l New Haven and A. B. Bartram of Meriden,
 vice presidents; William T. Cook of Led yard, secretary, and Weston Ferris of this | city, assistant secretary.
 The following New Haven citizens are
 among it's members: Captain Jason D.
 Thompson, Henry s. Parmelee, Giles w.
 Clark, Thomas Coleman, Thomas Gen.
 tile, A, Lyman Adams, Walter P. Ayns-
 worth, Henry M. Beecher, F. W. Blanch-
 ard, F. D. Brinsmade, Patrick Conlon,
 Sylvester R. Davis, Charles R. Dayton,
 Alonzo Derrick, John Flood, E. 8. Gould,
 Alvah H. Granniss, David B. Hawkins,
 Thomas Hemstock, John W. Hill, John H.
 Jacocks, Edward Janiesewics, Fred House ! ~OA-
 J. Lawler, John Lockwood, Theodore A.
 Maltby, Edward Y. Morehonse, Merritt F
 Munsell, George S. Stratton, Samuel O.
 Turner, Herman Voltz and Peter Werlich The Sixth Connecticut Volunteers vii also hold their reunion on the same day ; taking dinner at Stewards.
 The annual reunion and banquet of thu members of the legislature of 1885 will b. held at Hllrs Homestead on Labor day
 I ln1 rr,tll ENn rr1ya Savin Rock for the exclusive accommoda ) tion of the members and their families , These cars will leave the Union station a 7 1915 a. m. Returning they will leav Savin Rock at p. m., giving all an oppor 3 tunity to catch early evening trains to l | home.
 The business meeting will be held at ] a. m., and promptly at noon one of Hill 8 famous shore dinners will be served, sfte t which the time will be pleasantly passe 8 in exchanging "reminiscences.
 8 The committee in charge of the arrange q ments consists of J. H. Swsrtwout, ,Erastu l. Gay and Alexander Troup. Members wh
 intend to attend are requested to motif t Mr. Troup, box 72, New Haven, Conn 8 not later than September
 6 The following were registered at the se' @ eral hotels yesterday:
 # At the Hinman house-C. F. Hubbsr 0 and wife. Mrs. Lyman and son, Hartfort t T. J Falls, West6eld, Mass; Miss Sus :. Spear, New York; Professor W. M: kea
 ing, William T. Heating, MtpDie McDoi Is ough, Margaret Moriarity, South Maj r. chester; K. O. Moriarty, Yonkers, N- Y tt Mrs L. G. Stone, Agnes l.. Stone Hsro Il s. Stone, Spencer, Mass.
 } At the Sea View hotel-S. Ward ar # wife, 0. E. Blatchley, Middletown; Q. u Skinner, E. R. Osborn, E. S. Smith, Wes IS field, Mass George A. Atkins, W. y Goodrich, Scranton, Pa; Lester Colems o and wife, East Hartford; s. A. Clsrl g Northampton, Mass. D. o. Ryder, Ne It York city; G. W. Gilroy, Philadelphi 3. Henry M. Gill, Waterbury, E. M. Belde IS of this city.
 At the O'Connell house-Luke Meeha y Mrs. Law, Irene Law, Flossie Law, Ne Il Britain; William Burns, J. O'Conpo r. Thomaston; William Mcfarland, Nell 1t Deegan, Waterbury; Felix Holden, Bristc g Mr. Martin and family, Birmingham; Mi l. rherese Murphy, Hamden; Mary A. Ca d sidy, NaEga;uck.
 d At the Twi:cnell house-Lillie FitZpa st rick, Lizzie Sullivan, Meriden; Agnes Joh le son, Middietown; GsorgeE E Crotut, Sprin n field, Mass George E Ware and wife, d A. Clark and wife, Boston; F. A. Jud F. Cheshire; L S. Casey, New York. n On Wednesday of next week the We F- | Haven e0ore merCnantS VIII nave au liiui d nation In the afternoon Herbert $
 Clair will give an exhibition in swimmin 10 starting from Stewards pavilion to the ne ], lighthouse and return. In the evening il f. grove will be illuminated. 10 The Waunango cottage will be occupi' Is for the remainder of the season by Alfr' d Burlington and family of Meriden. n The annual excursion of the James Or t, ham Hook and Ladder company will ,f held on Thursday of this week, the mer .s bers and their friends going to Greenpor Il L I. There will also go with them del t. gstion from the J. J. Dayton Hose COT 8: psny Of Fair Haven and the Dickerms s Hose company of Westville. In the afte r, I noon there will be ball game between tl h Grahams and the other two companies. Ie James Leddy of Wood street, West Fl l. ven, while crossing the Spring street bridl t, over Cassawa creek at 9 o'clock yesterdt ,f morning, fell over into the water and bl 7. for the timely assistance of Officer w. V ,f Clinton, who was near by, would have bee
 drowned. He wss sent to his home neI ,f the worse for his experience except s l. were wetting.