New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

orm, Of IN. service VIZ: Infantry. heavy artillery
navy and light artillery. participating IN such I'M
portant seges that OF Fort PULASKI nj Sa'ahna''
and NJ Charleston He was in the many important
cngagcments IN which his famous regiment TOOK
mart including tho hardships and stirring expert
orcoa ~ shorman's march through the Carolinas
:, tho winter and following spring OF 1861 10
Professor williams laid the foundation or MS eou-
cation while working in the cotton factory, o''en
spc 7ding all nigh. Over his books until inc factory
bcu in the morning summoned him 10 announcer gay
to,; Three months each year he attended the little
school I'm the town Of Scituatc until he was tweNe
yo,re old when he ha prepared himself and saved
,rooav enough TO enter the Providence Conference
Seminary at East Greenwich. r. l. the following
week after his dscsargf, IN b 1e pursued prepara-
,orv studies for entrance TO Brown University
ION witch institution he was graduated in 1870
a., les ran four years after his return from his
four wears service standing second IN MS 'IaSs
which included among others President r. bTnIa in
Andrews, Professors Nathaniel F. Davis w, wired 1
II Munro William +. Peck, John NJ tnsLsh H,.u
i{icLard s CoIwcl: also the late Joseph G. EIy,
Moriimcr r. Hartwell. and others prominent IN
professional and business ne FROM i''I b,,, ence
soa 'f b bn9 occupied the chair OF Germanic Ian
ru1pes and literature. Professor " IiuuhH, y
m,,itnry a-sociatio.s and organiza lions lie has
held commissions In the Rhode isIaau ini IN
Tor SfJ Heutcnantcolonel 1866 ana c 9h,, ~
sGs lie Joined the Grand Army s 81 ne P PePup NC
prescott Post 40. l. I'm 1867, ana 1 ,
~, ~ ISS7: Senior ViceDepartmcnt Com
rcaTdcr in 1855 and Department Commanner IN
er,snT ~ The United States Census for Rhode
Island nv President Harrison In 1890 ana no, was ne
orator on Rhode Island Day; ocIooer' 1000 1T ''
columbian Exposition In Chicago
Tho Dandy Fifth"-5th New-fork Heavy Ar'il-
lcry Veteran Vounteers-hcid ltS n'ne'eer,n n.-
anal rouron at the Hotel st. Denis. to celebrate
A., ,,t,, ,hird anniversary OF the battle OF Cedar
80, ,o,,gb, October 10, 1854 In the absence or
President Johnson. Vice-Presdent Martin preS'ueu
over the business meeting Ihirty H'eH'oers W."
49,. Cite, comrades were added 10 the death
ou f., tho last year among them Chaplain Barnes
wa,or Emmons Captain Knoske and Lieutenant
,,t,or These officers elected for the COM
49, ,.o,r. President. George J. Wenck: first vice.
rosidcnt W D. Pudncy; second vice-presluen''
Iohn + Morris third vce-president. Lewis pie'N,
cnanain. the Rev. L. T. Livcrmore; secretary ana
treasurer Joseph H. Barker. Dinner was served
al s o'clock at which about sixty sat do"" IL"
c,udIro tho wives and daughters OF NUMBER OF
the comrades The hall decorated WIN hass'
Including the rcglmental coors. which wei pr
scented in June. 1869; beautitui moran e"'o VI
red immortelles I'm the form or n sN-Po'.'u ''a'
representine the Eighth Army corps oaube, anu
with many beautiful flowers ana plah.S' Inc ''
r,,s bv women who volunteered their services
Contain Barker ofiiciated as POSTMASTER INC
president elect was introduced anu "ee'eu ~
Comrades and their guests. AFTER whicn pape,
' aaI relating to the part taken by the LIST ana
! hat o
Wo,'e,oher 10. 1863. when President Lincoln dedi.
ca,sd the cemetery consecrated to the memory o.
"a S,t,on heroes OF the memorable battle at thar ,a
5ne on july and 1853 caP'ail ba who re-
PRODUCED -, H. the Nav The second toast. The
&des was responded TO BY tine The third
the Key rbe Army was responded to BY Major Mag,
W. H. Boyle XE,,,,e u FIRST yIcs;Prssiden,-
ei 6 GLORY and Pariotsm by tne Key eaq Dr
gu n King secretary OF the N a,iomai So
iameSS protecon of American insI,.u.,,ons p nie
Tor tne iost toast THE Grand Army, OF me re
BY C. Ks4dy Of we're ne
Hamilton with H' music and the evening was spent
most pleasanntyssn; ,ne the Rev DR. James NJ King;
guest OF p accompanied by his daughter MI ana
| who W"Sr Rboades Captain and Mrs w. e Hed-
Mrs H al b. B. MeIwan. Mrs. Mary G o MIr
%y w anG these former members Of the regiment
| ono rIc- William II. Boyle I. 3. Al W. , H.
haa}Hr Cleveland Captain Il Barker 1a we're
ana and "PIsinfeld. n j. Captain Lewis pieS ia. A.
h"my lieutenant and MIS- Edgar ! MOS sergeant
ynI; N M@p'aC. g. Bonger. Washington; Mr. and
Mrs Mrs Fl G. Myers. New-Jersey MIR. ana Mrs. =. VI
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