The National tribune., 1894-03-08
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
ISenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
20 the form in which the notices below are worded
Notices must be brief and be sent immediately after
the event to which they relate
WBTMoRE-At Syracuse N. Y, Oct s 1893. Capt
George Wetmore. Co. 1. 1S4lh N. Y.
MoRGAN.-At Worcester Mass, Feb. IA. Of paral-
ysis, Mathew Morgan, Co b. SD KY, aged o. He
was II member of George Fl. Ward Post, 10.
ELLIs.-At Worcester. Mass, Feb. 81 of pneumo-
mia, Lewis Ellis, Co. d. I3d Mass. aged 60. He was
a member of George III. Ward Post To-
GoDFREY.-At Cross Timbers, No. of a compiica-
ton of diseases Joseph Godfrey, Co. II. 5th Kan.
CAV, age 70 years. Comrade Godfrey was born
in Hardin County. Ohio. and was farmer.
He enlisted ia 1861 as private and served until
discharged in 1864. On his return home lie
unassuming life until his death. On July 6,
1889, he joined Simon Cameron Post 437. at Cross
Timbers, Mo-, aud remained faithful and patri-
otto member until his death. He was a brave
soldier aud a faithful friend. He leaves q widow to
mourn his loss.
METzGAR.-At Butternut Lake Wis Feb q. OF
pneumonia Capt. John j. Metzgar, Co. G, 10th Ohio.
aged s.. The comrade enlisted at Camp Sherman.
Newark, o., in 1861; was promoted to Lieutenant
in March, 1864; was made Captain JAN l5 1865, and
was commissioned Brevei- Major March H. 1865
He was honored member of John Ii. knight
Post. s.
L1vERMoRE-At Beloit, Kan. Feb. Il. Albert A.
Liyermore Co. Is, 5lsi Mass. Comrade Livermore
was born at Sutton, Mass; enlisted in Co. Il, 5Ist
Mass q private, Aug. Is. 1862, aud dis
charged from the same regiment July "a, 1868. on
account of expiration of his term of service. He
mustered into Beloit Post l47, April &c, 1884
and held the position of Junior Vice Commander
in the Post for one year; was honored and loved
by the comrades of the Post a man of sterling
worth and answering fidelity. He had suffered
for many months with cancerOus affection of the
left side of the face and throat. He was buried
under the auspices of the Post.
MARvEL-At Taunton, Mass, Feb. ii, Edward
B. Marvel, Co. d, doth Mass. He was q member of
Post 3.
CUTBARTH.-At Memphis. Tenn. recently, of
hemorrhage of the lungs. Capt Samuel Cntbsrth
Marine Brigade, U. s. gunbOat Baltic. He leaves
II widow.
DEIBEI-At Detroit, Mich, Feb 4, John Deibei
of which the deceased was a member, attended
the funeral in n body.
DALY.-At Pulaski, Ill.,. Feb 8. Thomas DAILY
Co. Il, 93d H., aged g. He served three years;
was with Sherman his march to the sea. He
leaves two children.
MILLER.-At Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. 2. e.
Miller, aged 81. lie leaves n widow and children.
SToCKING-At Thompson, O.. Nov. %, 1898, of
rheumatism of the heart Albion NJ. Stocking, Co.
G. l77th Ohio, aged As. Comrade Stocking
highly esteemed in business circles, in the Church,
and in the Sabbath school. He was Postmaster
and Justice of the Peace Mt the time of his death.
He was a member of Quincy Post, 7oi. He leaves
a widow.
IMMEcKE.-At San Antonio. Tex, Nov. IL, 1898,
=. II. lmmecke
WARE.-At Bueksport. Me-. Feb. H. @. r. Ware.
aged 90 Commander Ware entered the United
States Navy as Acting Ensign, in June, 1853 aud
served his country with distinction in a number of
out of service In September. 1865. He
was q member of James Il. Hall Post, and had
served rs its Commander.
CoLLINs-At Bnoksport. Me-. Jan. 10, U. O. Col