The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-16

the annual poem. The following officers
were elected: President. Benjamin Harri-
son; first vice president, Samuel Merrill;
second vice presidents, w. II. II. Shank
Company A j. c. Bennett, Company b
j. NJ Mills Company c, T. c. Capp, Com
pany D; Samuel Laing, Company r; Cap
tain II. NJ. Encsley, Company f; Z. 5. Car
son, Company g. Lieutenant Lee d. Hadley,
Company II: Major G. w. Grubbs, Com
tary, J. +. Cleland; treasurer, X. NJ. Cath
cart.
G. w. Caldwell was selected to make the
next annual address. with Joshua Had
tons reported as follows:
Whereas. the following comrades have
died since the last reunion: William Blue,
Company A; Lieutenant s. B. Robertson
and Tom Stafford, Company B; Captain
w. c. Mitchell Adam Reitzel and Joseph
ID. Laughlin, Company {; Samuel Hardin,
Company E; james Russell Company @;
Reese Dunn and Levi Moody, Company 4;
John W. Claypool, Company K, therefore,
RESOLVED, That we ever cherish the
remembrance of their valor, self-deny-
the field and their exemplary citizenship
since their muster out, and that we extend
our kindly sympathies to their families and
express the hope that we may so order
lives that we shall meet them again at the
grand review on the other shore
These resolutions We're adopted with
bowed heads and other resolutions were
passed rendering thanks to the Acton AS
sembly and those who participated in the
programme. Inc reunion then ADJOURNED
and the members went to their homes feel
ing, that they had had a very successful
ACTON NOTES.
A lecture will be given this evening by
E. p. Brown entitled I'm the Spectacle
Business" 1t is said to be very interesting
Another lecture, by B. S. Sutton, on "Elec-
tricity the Motive Power Of the Future"
is on the programme for the afternoon.
A cottage has been donated by the asso-
citation to the Junior Epworth League on
Railroad avenue, and it will be furnished up
and appropriately decorated for the little
ones. Mrs. Ida V. Steeg is taking an ac-
tive part in fixing the cottage up.
Sunday and Monday the Womans Home
Missionary Society will hold meetings after
noon and evening, and a very interesting
time is anticipated, especially on Sunday.
The officers OF the society are: Mrs. c. l..
Weaver, president; Mrs. Z. A. Hunt, vice
president; Mrs Elijah +. Brown, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Nj. B. Thresher,
recording secretary; Mrs. Florence White
head, treasurer; Mrs. T. B. Hornaday, mite
box secretary. Auxiliary presidents are:
Hall-place, Mrs. j. A. Sargent; Roberts
Park Mrs T ]; Coultass; Centraal-avenue,
Church ea H. MS sohm Il FoyG sheby Tf5
West-street, Mrs. Mary Ray; Edwin Ray,
Mrs. V. Bellman; Franklin, Mrs. G.. w.
Smith; Broad Ripple, Mrs Sadie S. Thomp-
son; Lincoln-avenue, Mrs. r. Sibert; Pts
gah, Mrs. Clara Sterritt; Barth-place, Mrs.
Belle Hervey;, Greenwood, Mrs. F; NJ; West
hafer; Friendship, Miss Gertrude Morris;
Trafalgar, Ms. +. Sharkey.
The sermon Sunday morning will be by
the Rev. l.. G. Atkinson, president of the
New Orleans University; in the afternoon
Rev. H. S. Hilton VIII preach, and at night
Mrs c.. l.. Weaver will give an address on
the subject America" Mrs. Ella Chidester
will give a solo in the afternoon, and the
Roberts Park choir of sixty voices will fur
nish music at all the services.
Fred Bartlett, who assaulted G.. M. Gipe,
the hotel proprietor, was fined So and costs
by the village magistrate yesterday Mr..
Gipe may carry the case to the grand jury.