Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-13
A Bio lime.
Members Of the l48th 0, v |, En-.
ioy a Reunion at Col. Moore's.

Joy a Reunion at COL moore'S'
Providence seemed to be bearing in
mind the fact .aat The old boys of the
l4oth o. V. |. were to have a reunion
Thursday at Col. 4. w. Moores. and
consequently sent The best weather
that could possibly be had. A glori-
Gus October day made itself evident at
an early hour in the morning, and It
kept its morning promise throughout
the entire day
The scene of the reunion was at the
home of Col T. w. Moore, three miles
below town, and that locality was new
er blessed with more enjoyable event
than this reunion of the boys of the
14Sth Ohio.
There were present nlnety-one MEM
bers' of the regiment, and seventeen
members of other regiments. These
men, with their families and friends,
made a congregation OF people well
nigh four hundred.
Ht DItlllHtS Mtlt hltosCu IOl lhO
gala occasion, and were most slightly
and cosy in all their appointments
over three long tables which upheld a
magnificent spread of Vands there
was suspended canvas to cast friend
ly shade over the partakers of the
good things.
Besides the absolute prodigality of
good eatables, there was feast for the
memories and the minds Of the as
sembled flock. A choice programme
OF speaking was rendered, and remin-
iscences galore were inGulged in max
ing most enjoyable and instructive
exercises.
The speakers of the day were Col T.
w. Moore, Capt. D. ]. Richards, Judge
80. l.. Slbley, DR.. McIlhinney Hon. A.
L. Curtis and Col Alexander Their
speeches were brim-full of patriotism
and good will.
Besides all this, the peerless Mariet-
Ia Band was present, and added to the
eliness of the occasion not little.
They played many stirring selections,
and sent the blood of the soldier boys
coursing through their veins at a live
ly rate.
AS a whole the day was one of the
greatest and nappiest in Washington
coun.y's history of good times.
The roll of 14Sth boys present was as
follows:
T. w. Moore, d. ]. Richards, Enoch
Euggins, ]. A. Brown, Ephriam Cos
sett l.. NJ. Batin, Moses Notes.-The,
Philip Roe, Icaas Showtell, Henry AL
exander, A. s. Mellor, Joseph Jellison,
Hiram H. Cole Roscoe WOlcott, John
Drain, Charles Coffman, w. j. Sewers,
t-arles Payne, j. H. Guilinger, /. R.
Beebe, Charles Buchanan, w. b. Nc
Gill, A. Greenlees, j. d. Payne, John
Mitchell. ]. M McIlhinney, r. F. Alex
ander, j. p. Hoon, w. H. Hennegar, T.
]. Mellor S. NJ. Hart, William Ormis-
ton, G. O'Neal, Tyranus Power, Ed
ward Anderson, j. A. Arnold, ]. H.
Gitchell, NJ. II. Hart, Henry O'Blenness
John Burchett Edward Cecil, C, F.
Christopher, T. l.. Shepard, James G.
Cam, A. l.. Curtis, W. r. Kidd, William
Hale, A. Leonard, John Hadley, Henry
Coffman, Andrew Friedely, w. w.
West David C. Smith, j. P. Smith,
Converse Flanders, Edward Mellor,
Joseph Winston, o. B. Vincent, j. H.
Dye, r. G. LawtOn, r. T. Miller, l. A.
Ormiston F. G. Leibrand, Charles N.
Nye, A. A. Hollister, Jesse McGrew,
Joseph Schillng, S. A. Hobson, Will
Lam Breckinrl.ge, Hlel Chapman,
Daniel Lauer, Bloomfield Johnston, ].
C. Vincent, Alfred Haines, P. Duns-
moore, James McCammon, Thomas
Lane.
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