The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-25
18TH VOLS.
GLAD REUNION
Sixty-Fiye Members Answered
"Here" at Roll Call.


Its Grand Record-Officers for IOO1-2
Resolutions on Death of Comrade
Neutrality-suspicious. Leagues Fine Ban
quet-Addresses by Patriots of the
Civil War Stirring rIusic.
Yesterday morning before o'clock
the town wore decidedly military ap-
pearance the flute and drum corps, to-
gether with the members of Torbert
Post, G.. A. R., were under orders to
assemble at Post Headquarters at 8
o'clock which they did, and the line of
march was taken up at the Lackawanna
station where the veterans of the 18th
Regiment Association and numerous
others arrived on the east and west
bound trains, between 9.3S and 10
o'clock.
After some time spent in hand-shak-
ing, the veterans marched up Elm to
South street, and around the Green to
the Mansion House, headquarters for
the day, where ladies, relatives, and
friends of the visitors were left, and an
adjournment made by the Association
to Torbert Post headquarters where the
business meeting was held.
Both at the station and the hotel
members of the reception committee
were on hand bidding all welcome to
the town. Under charge of the COM
mittee during the business meeting,
those present not members of the Asso-
citation were given a drive about the
town, which embraced Washington
Headquarl ers and the leading residen-
tial streets.
With President Wyckoff in the chair
the business meeting was called to
order shortly after II O'Clock in the
rooms of Torbert Post. Quartermaster
Sergeant Davis, Adjutant Gordon,
and Commissary Sergent Whitehead
in their old places.
The committee appointed to pur-
a new flag reported that the same had
been purchased and graced the head
of the procession and as added by a
member, it was thing of beauty and
joy forever. The officers elected
were as follows;
President, Thomas Decker, Newton !:
1st president, Henry HI. Hoff-
man, Newark; End president, O..
III. Day, South Amboy treasurer, W..
FL. Cawley. Somervi1la; adjutant,
Stephen W. Gordon, Newark; quar-
er-master sergeant, E. W. Davis,
Newark; commissary sergeant, A. w.
Whitehead, Newark.
The executive committee upon mo-
tion will include all past presidents,
and officers of the association, as ex-
officio members.
The Executive Committee compris-
ing member of each company were
named as follows:
A Co., George W. Barton, Three
Bridges; B, Morris L. Ham, Newark
G, Silas P. Genung, Livingston; D,
P. S. Gunderman, Monroe; E. W. S.
Dolliver, Neshanic; #, John H. Van
derveer, Chester; G, Jacob Garror.
Easton; H, Jacob Fl. Lunger, Newark /;
1, Marion Kintner, Newton; J, David
Webb, Warbasse.
The following answered roll call at
the opening of the business meeting:
Field and Staff-Col. X. w. Davis.
Company A-Lieut. John r. Emery,
Sergeant John F. Servis, Corporal Geo.
S. Beavers, Privates Geo. W. Barton,
Theo. b. BELLS, John Burns, Naume
Crigar, Jacob Kent, Charles Hand, Hi
ram Sears.
Company B-Sergeants w. E. Broad
well, Samuel p Danley, Foster FL.
Langdon, Archibald r. Skinner, Cor
poral William A. ScEenck, Privates
Samuel B. Heath, Henry H. Hoffman,
Thomas Mitchell, VIM. H. McKim, Hi
ram M. Sands, Charles M. Titus, John
B. Thompson.
Company C-MajoE James Fl. Cum
mings, Sergeants Israel D. Lum, Charles
II. Green, Corporals VIM. Beers, John
A. Cliff, Lewis L. Davis, George 7
Wardell, Privates Emanual Barton,
John S. Cook, Edwin A. Doty, Silas P.
I6uuDS, w. AIlOAy CdSOO LIZ
Mattox, James HI. Mills, Stephen Smith,
John Tyson, George VanHouten, Albert
w. Whitehead. Robert Whitman, Luke
Barton.
Company D-Captain John R. Nc
Cauly, Sergeant Peter S. Gunderman,
Corporal James Ii. Terwilliger, Privates
Thomas Decker, George I. Fallon,
Richard d. Kelley, Thomas Davis.
Company E-Sergeants William H.
Dolliyer, Z. T. Dunn, Corporal Thomas
N. Stout Privates James V. N. Cornell,
Marcus " Duvall.
Company F-Lieutenants Morris s.
Ham, John Fl. Vanderveer, Sergeants
Enos G.. Budd, John l.. Harrison,
Corporals John Carlisle, George r.
Geddis, Alonzo Hedden, Privates Jacob
Guest, Samuel l.. Meeker. Daniel Nor
gan, John Seals, Theodore f. Swayze,
John Williamson, Abraham Jacobus.
Company G-Sergeants VIM. H. Caw
ley. w. Fl II. Wyckoff, Private N. G.
Holcombe.
Company H-Corporals Gardner Fl
Deremer, Isaac Lunger Jacob S. Lun
ger, Charles Dukin, Thomas CASTOR,
Edward E. Kitchell, VIM. Tomlinson,
VIM Deremer.
Company Captain Owen H. Day,
Sergeant Martin Kintner, Corporals
George w. Drake, VIM. 0. Woodruff,
Privates John c. Chamberlain, Thomp
son Decker. Stephen w. Gordon, james
P. Kelly, VIM. A. Ogden. Charles
Pierce, Fathan w. Savacool, Ira M