The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-27

and the dead horse, He was listened to with eager interest,
 "Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp Ground" was sung by the choir boys, with Seth Bingham doing the solo work.
 Sheldon B, Thorpe, historian of the regiment, read a paper in which he de- scribed several of the peculiarties of different men connected with the regi- ment, It was gotten up in a very witty manner and kept the audience in a con tinual roar of laughter, It was called a Postscript History" and is given in full below
 Edward A. Thorpe of Southington was listened to with close attention by his companions of other days.
 Henry c. Baldwin followed and de- lighted the audience. with his reminis- cences of the late war.
 The meeting then adjourned.
 The Naugatuck Citizen distributed a copy of their finely illustra ed souvenir of the place, which contalns over one hundred illustrations of principal buid- ings, factories and prominent citizens A copy was given to each member of the Fifteenth present at the reunion, VETERANS PRESENT. Arranged by companies, the follow ing are those who were in attendance at the reunion:
 Company A--George l.. Miner, Vest field, Mass; J. E. Stevens, New Haven; J. B. Mix, Wallingford; D. D. Morse, Durham.
 Company B-G. w. Stoddard, Dan Ackley, H. B. Platt, Spencer viberts, A. P. Day, A. N. Barber, L. P. Clark, John Turner, J, L. Plant, c. J. Win get, E. R. Davis, L. F. Barnes, Ed. | E. Sanford, Leverett P. Clark, J. H. l Thompson, all of New Haven; w. B. Johnson. Seymour.
 Company CAN. Futile, J. K. Jones, Hugh J. Finnegan, E. w. Horton, l Charles Douglass, all of New Haven; Joel c. Griffin, Bridgeport; Chauncey Beach, Plymouth;- F. D. Mosher, West | Haven
 Company D-George Morgan, North \ Haven; H. D. Marshall, Cromwell; w.
 F. Parker, Norwich; Charles Uhl, Cor
 poral E. F. Hendricks, Martin Allen l all of New Haven. | Company E-W. S. Beecher, J. M
 Leonard, G. H. Hall, all of New Ha- ven; F. E. Rogers, Robert Downs, H. C. | Stevens, all of Orange; J. c. Page l Guilford; J. R. Hine, J. E. Ford, S. A. ] Nettleton, all of Milford; R. J. Spencer
 Seymour; Corporal E. A. Thorpe, Phila- l delphia; c. H. F'risbie, Stony Creek
 Rev. Henry Marshall, Cromwell; P. J | Quigley, Meriden; F. J. Casey, Chesh- l ire.
 | Company F-Seldon Williams, Elliot | Upson, w. H. Minchen, G. w. Couch Jefferson Lawrence, Joseph Butler, al l of Meriden B. F. Ross oi Torrington; George A. Welton, Oxford w. w. Pinks, Jonah Curtis both o1
 New Britain; R. F. Webster, Nauga tuck.
 Company G-John Cummerford, New
 York; w. A. Snow, Killingworth Company HE. L. Williams, H. c Baldwin, Luther Baldwin, Alfred H French, R. w. Lewis, all of Naugatuck Charles R. Fox, Waterbury; George F. Tyler, Henry D. Lewis, both of New Haven; Robert Downs, Oxford; Lee Is I
 bell, Meriden.
 l Company I-George Waugh, Killing
 worth; J. B. Clement, J. A. Church
 Oscar P. Ives, w. A. Butterick, Henry Kelly, w. H. Nichols, w. H. Hubbard
 Charles Dudley, Charles E. Hart, Leor
 Porter, all of New Haven; T. Hosford
 Bethany; J. H. Thorman, Jersey City
 N. J.; J. Widner, New Hartford; Henr! S. Allis, Cheshire.
 l Company K-Henry W. Scranton
 Bethany; H Y. Parker, Meriden; G. H
 Barnes, North Branford; T. w. Smith
 s. B. Smith, s. F. Lindley, all of Nortl
 Haven; J. l.. Doolittle, Mount Carmel
 N. Y; J. R. Hough, D. W. Hall, Wal
 lingford; J. K. Adams, Seymour; w. E
 Bracket, New Haven.