The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-03
TENTH c. Y. HOLD REUNION
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Continued from First Page) do the impossible. This agent suggest ed that If the church committee would consent to let some advertisements be put into the books they would be fur nished very cheap. That was readily agreed to, and when the books came there was not a sign of an "ad," but there was a small riot the following Sunday when the minister gave out a certain hymn and the congregation discovered that it read: 'Hark! the angel voices sing, Beechams pills are just the thing, etc..
 etc.
 However, it is a great delight to me to be here, and I thank you sincerely for electing me an honorary member. My earnest hope is that the boys of the fathers who were members of the regi- ment will strive to emulate their brav- cry and to keep their memory ever green.'
 General Greeley then called upon a member from each company to respond briefly for 1t. That was done and sev- eral letters of regret were read from absent members. 1nterspersed with the speeches an excellent musical pro- -gramme of national and martial songs was rendered. The young ladies who favored the company with selections, all faultlessly rendered, were Mrs L. B. Hollis of Westville, Miss Emma Hodkinson, Miss Hart, soloists, and Miss Grace Bronson, accompanist. The reunion closed with the singing of Rally Round the Flag, Boys" sung by all present.
 The catering was by Joseph F. Tay- Tor of Lighthouse Point, and he served the following menu:
 Steamed Clans.
 Clam Chowder
 Broiled Blue Fish
 French Fried Potatoes
 Fried EelS. Fried Oysters.
 Broiled Chicken. Pickles. Cucumber. Sliced Tomatoes
 Boiled Sweet Potatoes.
 Cold Lobster
 Ice Cream
 Melons. Peaches. Olives.
 Coffee. Among those present were: New Advertisement E. s. Greeley, w. E. Whittlesey, wife and daughterC P. DeForest, George c. Peck, c. A. At
  Grant and wife, o. A. Talmadge Allen Tucker, c. A. Howard, Jerome A. Downes, w. P. Hovey, MT. and Mrs. George A. Treat, William Euerle, T. P Dickerman, N. s. Bird, H. F. Peck. enwich-Benjamin Wright F. s. Peck. s. F. Mead and wife, Rev. Ben jamin Wright, jr., and daughter, Nor val Green.
 Shef1eld-Dr. M. T. Newton and wife. Moodus-G. I. Emily and E. W. Chaf- fee.
 Derby-G. L. Durand. South Manchester-A. W. Keeney, George Schildge, H. B. Haling. Westbrook-J. s. Gladwin. Terryville-H. M. Loomis, William l.. Norton. Durham-Eliiah N. Brainard. Danbury-S. B. Palmer. Milford-L. F Warner. Bethel-Dr. c. R. Hart. Hartford-F Richards, C. H. Case. Bridgeport-W. H. Marigold, Joseph Tyler, Mir and Mrs. A. E. Russell, Wm. l.. Savage.
 Branford-E. s. Johnson. Northford-Josiah A. Smith, J. H. Linsley.
 Ansonia-H M. Brown. East Haven-A. J. Hovey. Mt. Carmel-C. A. Warner D. N. Joice
 New Canaan-J. Buxton. SOuthington-Frank Rachor. Massapeac-J. R. Gay. Bristol-C. H. Muzzey, Fl A. Peck. Noroton Heights-F. s. Lee, Adam Hein, J. Walton, J. J. Enos Windsor-Joseph A. Rueff, North Haven-General F. D. s. Good year.
 Touth Norwalk-Caleb Wood Norwalk-B. s. Keith. Shelton-T. w. Cook. Stamford-C. F. Northrop, A. C. Ar nold
 Plaiville-George M. Loomis and wife. D. B. Hills,
 Benson Heights, L. I.-Eugene Car rette
 Portchester. N. Y.-Joshua Lyon. W. H. Wilcox, Charles T.. Whitney. New Rochelle N. Y,-D. M. Knapp. New York city-Z. F. Tilson and wife. North Adams Mass.-P. J. Bowker. Florence, Mass,-H. K. Parsons. Philadelphia, Pa.-Rev H. Clay Trumbull
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