Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-27
COMRADES
Enjoyed a Clam
Bake
At Their New Haven
Reunion.
Judge Grant Made an
Address.
Members Present From Various
Parts of the Country.

Inc o1In huuudl reunion VI the
Twelfth Regiment, Connecticut Vol
upteels' Association, was held Tues
day in Admiral Foote Post &. a. H.
rooms in the New Music Hall in
Court street, says the New Haven,
Gonna Leader. There were from 40
to so of the members of the regiment
present and some of them were accom-
panied by their wives and daughters.
They were welcomed by the presi-
dent of the association, A. q. Hen
drick, in appropriate language. He
said that he was glad to see so many
Of the old soldiers present and he
hoped that they would enjoy them
selves at the Pier Restaurant at
Savin Rock this afternoon, (applause.)
Chaplain James III, Bradford Of
Washington, d. c., then reported the
deaths of members Of the regiment
since their last meeting. The
neurology of the company shows that
Captain l.. A. Dickinson, of Go. A;
Charles II. Paine, Patrick Fitzpatrick
and James Duffy, of Go. B, and Dan
iel |. Shaffer of Go. d. This was fol
lowed by the reading of letters and
postal cards from absent members and
the report Of the secretary and trea-
surer. A surplus of $525 was reported
This was followed by remarks from
comrades and Comrade &. r. Grant OF
Akron, O.. gave a very interesting
address.
1t was voted to make New Haven
| the place of reunion for the year 1902
| The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: President, A. c
Hendrick, of this city; vice president
Henry Tuttle, of Fair Haven; secre
tary and treasurer, James B. Smith
| Of Hartford. These officers were TO
elected. Mr.. Smith was chosen trea
surer in the place of Captain l.. A
Dickinson, whose death was reported
There was a very excellent papel
read by Chaplain Bradford. concernin,
the death of Captain l.. A. Dickinson
and his services, which was great!
applauded. "
The standing committee for the en-
suing year is composed Of Henr.
Lyons, Frank Smith and Joseph Cur
tiss. They will appoint the place o
meeting for the next banquet in tn
year 1902.
The following members were pre-
sent: George Williams, OF New Haven
Madison Davis, Wilton; James 5
Rich, wife and daughter, Mrs. Nc
, MILAN, of Bradford; f. l.. Rumwil
Ashnelat, New Hampshire; Andrew
b. Bartram, Meriden; G. ID. McCle
.lan, East Haven; l.. B. Brown, lot
Connecticut Volunteers, guest; job
Kelly, Noroton; w. S. Gammons
Hartford; George w. Gowdy. Hart
ford; +. b. Ayers, Noroton; Nelso
Davis, New Haven; NJ. w. Tuttl'
Wallingford, of the u S. Navy, guest
p. n. Twitchell, Wallingford; Char
lain James II. Bradford, Washington
:! ID. c.; King G. Bennett, Warehous
Point; John N. Gowdy, Collinvill'
Henry q. Johnson, New Haven; Henr
: Gibbons. Middletown; Francis Bea,
mont, North Haven; Henry Tuttl
Fair Haven; Henry l. Hayden, Ne'
Haven; Henry l., Whitaker, Ne'
!, Haven; Robert Graham, New Yor
City; James b. Anderson, Southinl
ton; Joseph Curtis, New Havel
Frank Smith, New Haven; James
Smith, Hartford; G.. Il. Grant an
daughter, Miss Frances, Akron, O
A. e. Baker, Washington, D. c
w. b. Price, Wethersheld; A. Ponche
New Haven; l.. w. Bigelow, Sim
bury; Wallace IL. Chapman. Yves
brook; John w. Phelps, Simsbury;
L. Whiting, Southington: Thomt
Chadwick, Mount Carmel Centr
George II. Coe, New Haven; Hora'
A. Hull, Madison; Hamet A. Mort
rop, Norwalk, Conn; Charles BarreN
Norwalk, Conn; Mrs. w. II. Hill
Newtown, Conn; James r. Anderso
the hero at Port Hudson, member
Co. B, second man on the parape
Blanche Bellamy, Matte Bellam
George Bishop and Mrs Henry Lyol
of New York. Then the party left fl
Wilcox Pier Restaurant by trolle
The bill of fare was: Clam chowde
steamed clans, cold Holsters, blue fis
sea bass, fried oysters. broile
chicken, ice cream, tea, coffee, al
it was greatly enjoyed.