The National tribune., 1895-04-18
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call

Who Have Answered the Last Call.
STICKNEY.-At Argentine. Kan. Lewis III.
stickney aged 81. He enlisted in Co. z. 32d
Wis. He leaves a widow snd three children.
SMITH.-At Lsbette, Kan, George d. Smith,
aged SO. He enlisted in Co. E, 47th N. Y, at
the beginning Of the war, and was engaged in
| every battle Of Importance. He was member
/ of Curtis Post, 8.
REYSoLDs.- Caldwell, Mich, April 3
| Paul s. Reynolds, Co. D, 9Th Mich. 81. A.
MoTT.-At Baltimore. Md, George P. Mott,
| aged 80. He was native Of New York. had
been a resident of Baltimore since 1888 and
was one of the most popular and best-knOwn
hotel managers in the State
KEITH.-At Springfield Mass. Jno. s. Keith,
aged 80. He enlisted in Co. T, 11th Conn. and
served four years. He leaves q widow and two
daughters.
L0cKE.-At harrington, N. H., March 49, OF
pneumonia, Capt. III. w. Locke, aged 81. He
enlisted in Co. III, 4th N. H., as Second Lieu
tenant in 1861; was promoted to Captain in
1864, serving until the close of the war. He
leaves a widow and one daughter.
BURTON.-At Wapells. ILL.,, March I, 1895,
Comrade Robert Burton, aged 60
SPRAGUE.-At Westerville,O o., Feb. z, of heart
disease Franklin B. Sprague, aged 20. He was
an hOnOrsd member Of Price Post, and in the
Spring of 1868 was scout and interpreter with
Gen. Crook in the campaign against the Snake
Indians.
RUssELL.-1t Midway. N. Y, Charles 81.
Russell, aged g. He died from injuries re-
ceived on the Stoneman raid around Richmond,
Va, in 1868, while in command of the 10th Md.
Cav He was brave soldier, and many feats Of
daring are recorded of his bravery. and when
the war broke out he organized company Of
cavalry at Williamsport, and took sides with
the Union.
PARKs.-At Jamestown, Pa, Andrew III,
Parks, Co. E. 209th Pa. He was q member OK
Pealer Post, 435.
JoHNsroN.-At Midway, N. Y, March 2,
Francis Johnston. Co. K. 4th N. Y. aged SO.
HAsLETT.-At Wapela. ILL.,, John II. Has
lett. aged SO. He enlisted in Co. A, 107th Ill,
and was q member of Post 251.
CHAsE.-At Marlboro, N H, Alvin B. Chase,
aged So He enlisted ia the SD Mass. re-en-
listed as a Corporal in the 4th Mass. II. A. He
was a member of John Sedgwiek Post, No. L.
FULLER.-At Norwich, Conn, Wm.W. Fuller,
aged SO. He enlisted in 1861 in the 11th Conn.,,
and was wounded at Antietam and Petersburg,
and received an injury from which be never
entirely recovered, when a train on which he
was travelling fell 20 feet through q bridge
which had been fired by the rebels. AT the close
of the war he accepted the position of master
machinist in the Totoket Mills, in Oceum, and
held the place until failing health compelled
him to resign. He was prominent in several
secret societies, and in Sedgwick Post, /, OK
Norwich.
PARKa-At South Newbury, o., Myron
Parks, aged 81. He enlisted in Co. B, 18th U. 8.
SPIcER-At Pardeeville, Wis. William II.
Spicer aged 80. He enlisted in Co. I, 130th ".
Y. He was member of William Payne Post,
aud was buried by them with military honors.
He leaves widow and three sons.
SToNE--At Plainfeld, N. H., Lucius @. Stone,
aged 80. He enlisted in Co. A, 18th N. H.; was
a gallant soldier and an honored citizen. He
leaves q widow and aged mother, also two
sisters.
HILMAM.-At Northampton, Mass, Jerome
E. Hilman, Co. II. 37th Mass. He enlisted as
a Corporal In Co. /, SOD Mass, and at the ex-
piration of service re-enlisted in the same COM
pany and regiment.
WRIGHT.-At Boyne Falls, Mich, Hiram
Wright, aged IS. He enlisted in Co. l. 140th
N. Y. he was charter member Of John R0S-
inson Post, 246.