The National tribune., 1902-02-20
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aged 81 Fnli..d sep1 H. ss 10 Co b. q Ohio cav
cooK Al A. ccIiins. \. =. E Ny Il q. 1901, Nicho..
nrabIy discharged July IL Itsi Wounded in Jaw at
Pine Knob. Member of Darby Post. $50. Es leaves
CoNvERSE--At Thompson, Conn. Jan. 50. Jess.
Frankii Converse. 18th Conn, aged IS. widow and
DALE At York, Neb. Jan. Is. Peter w Dale
Born In Center Co.. Pa. March 3 iS39 At the Of
- vent with bis parent 10 Dodge Co Wis and later
Gwynn. In December. is62. enlisted In the Chicago
Mercantile Rattery On the way 70 'he -outh be was
measles. In May, 1885, he sent home sick rnr-
Tough, aud was unable 10 return t" h. artery renal
fully recovered Decreased member of the Ga r
A widow. one son and two daughters survive.
fAS.-At Cottage Grove. Ohio. Ice IL, 1901. {.
NJ. Duncan. Enlisted Oc II 1881 In Co. =, I'd Mich.
Cav discharged June 20 1852; reenst-d Aug 81. 1864
| discharEed June ls 1855 lie was member OF ord
Post 10.
Fo~ TER. At North Calais, VI, Jan s. First Lieut..
Sidney IL. Foster. Co I, LIST Art Iith W. in his 18th
Year Lieut. Foster enlisted In July 1867 and upon
organization OF the company appointed Fl ~ ~er
geani AnI was discharged in Novemb r 1854 for dsa
HIM great suffering during the remainder OF his life
and was the Immediate canSe OF h1- d-nrb OF his mil
Ty service need only he said that he pa'riotic
courageous, earnest, loyal, ntfu and true In tie 'r
| formance Of every duty devulvug upon him. te W
a pHnion Of the Vermont Commnndery OF tho
| Loyal L-gion; mrmher Of the Society Of the Army
OF the Potomac: charter MEMBER Of STOW Post 3
|
mander. He was one of tn" active promot'rs and
Leaders in b iiIdlng the fine Memorial Hall North
ala s. and vas an enterpriSing and publiC-spriied
citizen, alVay ready tn al in any good work L. the
extent Of his ability. He born what is know
as the Oid Foster Homestead" where his father Dea
con Geo. W Foster cut the FIR tree In the then vii
derness, about the year 1890 AID where II children
were born, of whom he was tho eldest lie was
educated In the district schools and the Peoples
Academy, Morrisville VT, and in his earlier days
Of the succf diSi riot school t.achers Of hi.
time and his memory cherished with respect esteem
and affection by his former pupils. He represented
calais in the Legislatures OF 1856 and 1867. and held
many offices Of trust in the Township The Foster
Homestead" If which he came To be the owner, was
ais home during his entire lie As practical farmer
Lieut. Foster rated n model. His funeral was
attended 10y stow Post in body. many OF wio~e mem
hers were not only mis- immediate cnmradrsIn-aruIS
hut nus ormer putils as ell He leaves widow, two
daughters and one son. the latter being Mai Herbert
= Foster. I.th U. s. Inf
! FOX.-At Rawson. Ohio JAN Il Daniel Fox. I25rh
DIin aged 7G He leaves a widow and eight chdr'n
FUGLMER-At Altoona, Pa, April 3, 1901, John q.
Fullmer. 20 Z. I6rh Pa He leaves a willow and five
children. Frank W of Chicago Ill: Mrs. Alice smith
% P0ttsvule, Pa; Ralph B., Minnie s., and Nellie M
GRIN ES.-At Cheyenne wyo., JAN %, of apoplexy
DR. II B. Grimes. sr late Acting Assistant Surgeon.
T. S A. lr Grimes served AS First lieutenant 18th
Kan. during he civil war His fafTer W n. Crime.
NJ D.. was Regimsutal surgeon of the 18th Kan. Mai
| r. u. Grimes late Qnarterma-tpr U s. A. who died
at Fort Leaveuworth, Kan, in 's3 WAS brother Dr
Grimes served on the frunter from SO to "a. under
'rook Mc'OOk, Sheridan, Miles, Merritt Reno. Gutter
and others. He was wounded In the len shoulder
while stopping over WeiiCn'-chest get band ,se
TO dress wounded soldier at the hornburg
were cOrraled here until OCTOBER. when Gen Merritt
r''ach"d them with n. relief column after for ed
marches acruS the desert from Roilin~, WyO. here
we're XIII d in the fight Maj ]. ]. Tiiornhurg cnmman-
der SIX enlisted men and Guide Lstiiri'; wounded
Capt Peare Lieut. Paddock. ting Asst Surg r h.
irinIes AIT - 'n.l'fd M, H. Dr. Grimes h"d prHcced
in Chsyen"e for he past IL years He widow
daughter (Miss Margaret Grimes) and sou CDr l. Is
Grimes jr)
MATSI Err At Fairfield. ILL.,, Dec g. 1901 la Fay
-tte MRtser, Co. K 3ist III. Born Hn y, III, Dec
H. 1913. served fur years In 3Is ILL., mustered uut
July 1865 He moved In Fairfield. H.. 10 years ago
ard had since served member of city Council nd
Alderman from the Second Ward. from 1888 1901
Th- funeral was under the auspices Of Fla rield Post
~ He q widow
STEWART At MOnOngahela, Pa, FEB 3. Rev. Ell
yard II. Stewart, b. 6th y. j. Born Ia New Mar
Set, y. j.. July - 1881 Served thrr- y.ars Co. r.
Gth y. ]. Served Chapla. of Second New Jersey
..rig de Veteran Association; m-mi,er Of o. V /. Oi
PiTtsburg. He had been engaged In the ministry d
years: - years IN Kansas. He leaves a widow and two
sons one AT PhLtieuhia and one Grocer Theulogi-
'sa 50 ,inAry stulying for the ministry.
TONLISSON.-At Tor nto. Canada, Jan. Il, Allan
VI. T.. insOn Go. L. J0th " Y. Eng, aged IS. De
ceased was Past Commander of James \ Knowlton
Post g. r., of Toronto. and aid in Mount
Pleasant cemetery h. th city ~ the member Of the
Post on Jan. 20. He enthusiastic GA r. com
rade. He lraves widow and daughter.