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gates present.
The delegates present We're:
Nathan Hale Camp, No. /, New Haven
A, W. Russell, b. II. Wooding, f. w.
L. Lincoln, u. L. knowles, w c. deF.
Dickinson, G. B. Potter, S. Robinson, w.
John 4. Logan Camp, No. 2, Willimantic--
H. Rogers, II. j, Carey, Arthur Sweet.
Hiram Eddy Camp, No, 3, Lakeville-
David II; oakes. H. J. Bissell, W, W, Nor
Charles Haightt, L. i. Ball, ~ 'D'0''
| Sedgwick Camp. No. A, Norwich-Louis
Geer, Allen G, Thornston, Edison Bishop.
A: Z, Chandler, George $. Lord, H. o.
Bishop, George Zimmerman, W. A. Thurs
j. e. Tourtelotte Camp, No. 5, North
| Grosvenordale-P. p: Tourtellotte, j. A.
Cook, j.; B; Tourtellotte, q. Aldrich, Fred
G, A. Stedman Camp, No, g. Hartford-A,
T.. Bogue, j. f. Burpee.. u; ]. San Souci,
Edward Reisel, George ID; Cox, A. O., War
H. Birmingham, W. H. Pease William
Simons. A. A. Burnham, G. b. Sherwood,
| W. J. Tolhurst, g. e. Boswell, G. G. Saun-
9. L. Upham Camp, No. 7, Meriden-war
rem Epson, W. y. Barber, r. w Isbell, H,
McGar, c. II. Ostrander, G. A. Goodrich,
A. W. Hitchcock, G. r. Sphinx, George f.
Lewis, e. W. Parker, ]. DeCautillon f. H..
Abraham Lincoln Camp, No, 8. Water
bury-F. N. Nettleton, B. R. Singleton, NJ,
l. Weggner, g E LSoms, jr, w. A. Chase Chase,
m mawa ~ Croft Wo + r. p enFmSag G. White
| Nelson L. White camp, No 10, Danbury--
George S. Hoyt. Frank Hoddinott. G., 4,
Smith, H, b. Hodge. George Ball. J.. S.
Bridgeport-E G. Booth 4. Il. Holbrook.
Z. |. Scripture, G. A. Gerrick, Charles
Curtis, f. n. Holbrook, D. l. Bartlett. 49,
Hilaire, II. G. Mix, L. A. Hoyt, 6. H
Tarrens, H. A Bartholomew.
James 4; Garhe eId, Camp No. Soa Il, elias
| A. G. Latham Camp, No. 10, Mystic-F.
| A. Godfrey, e. r, Williams, 70. E. Latham,
Q. T, Deadly, 9. Fl. Gordner; G. E. Latham,
| G. d. Newburg, r. Il. Bentley, w. T. Fish,
f. 9. Poole, j. L. Harrington, f. B. Green,
S. S. Woodruff Camp, No 81, southington
M. NJ. Frisble, R. T. Ives, W. G. Epson,
]. Merrill, N. 4. Bennett, Walter Norton,
Fred McGar. Carlton Bunnell. w. w. Mer-
rill, George W. Buys, L, E. Merrill, Frank
French, Albert Bald, Frank Miles.
| William B. Wooster Camp No. %, An
sonia-Edward Curtis, b. HIT, H TomIinson'
William Parmeley, a: & Kirkham' 9. q.
]. D. Hotchkiss, Il. N. Burr, G. f. Reemer,
3. L. Tuttle, w. w. Cotter, William Hotch-
kiss.
L. s. Chapman, A. J. Even, w. w. Wheel
| er, G. H. Harding, +. S. Valentine, George
f. Cook, w S. Healey, H. S. Howe John
Jacobs, W. II. DeForest, John Forbes, A.
| ]. Hine.
n aGa9 F. Carroll r. tso e%aP = No. R nsst
James Walton, J. R. Carroll, f. W. Ar
mold. g. =; Tryson, R. J. Shaw, r, ?,
Daniel N. Mead Camp. No 2s, Greenwich
&C. f. Baker, Frank Davis. ]. n. Zeiter,
| W. e. Wood, William Sniffen, Theodore
&. o. Belden Camp, No. 81, Lltchfeld
SELL G. f. Shumway, W. f. Dowd. j. j.
Karl, W. G. Karl, Howard Cone, 81 +. Per
kins
j. H. Converse Camp, No. 49, Windsor
Locks-F. NJ. I,amphear; W. B. Cook, N R.
Lord, A. 6. Clark, p \; Lackett tt.
| II. A. Grant Camp, No. 40, Thompson
Oliver G. Case Camp. No. 49, simsbury--
o. 2. Case, b. G. Hitchcock: Alexander
McNulty, George W. Fletcher, W. R Ham,
General George A. Custer Camp. No. 4s2,
| Middletown-G George W. Schllchter, Joseph
Schlichter,sr, Archy B, Sage. Walter
Spatcher, Joseph Schlichter, jr., s. S. Par
| ker.
Alden skinner Camp. No. 45. Rockville
Jacob Felber, w. =. Itoomis. f.. W. Chap
man. e. D. Brooks, John +. Hecker. Joseph
Willikee, Seth Durfee o. W. Payne.
| John NJ. Slmms Camp, No. 40, Stamford
| f. G. Sherman. S. B. Lows, r. G. Bunten,
| G. c. Kirk. G. r. June.
| RECEPTION AND DANCE.
| Last night in the Young Mems Re
publican club hall, Nathan Hale camp
| entertained the delegates and friends
with a reception and dance. The hall
was beautifully decorated with flags.
| buntings and flowers and presented a
| decidedly military aspect Many of
| those present We're in full military uni
form and this feature added much to
| the occasion There was a very large
attendance and the brave soldier lads
and their fair partners danced until
early morn. The Nathan Hale camp
| orchestra furnished the music and Mr..
| Hill prompted.
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