The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-08
TENTH C. Y. REUNION.
GEN. GREELEY ELECTED PRESI-
 DENT OF ASSOCIATION.

for the Pnst Year.
 The thirty-eighth reunion of the Tenth Connecticut Regimental associ- ation was held at savin Rock yester- day.
 At o'clock the business meeting was called in the theater. Colonel Clayton H. Case, of Hartford, presiding. The following officers were elected for the year:
 President-General E. S. Greeley. First vice-president-Benjamin Jep- son.
 Second vice-president - Horatio Brown.
 Secretary and treasurer-William E. Whittlesey.
 Executive committee--Genera E. s. Greeley, L. B. Brown, Martin Barnes, Wallace Holt and c. F. Keith.
 The order of exercises was as fol- lows:
 Call to order at F o'clock ty the presi- dent, Colonel Case. Reading minutes of last meeting by the secretary.
 Report of treasurer. Reading roll of honor. Report of monument committee-Gen-
 eral E. s. Greeley. Appointment of executive committee
 and officers for next year. Place of meeting next year. Reading of communications. Other business. SOlo-Miss Rena T. Barnes. Address-"R -"Roanoke''-Dr. M. T. New
 ton. 's virginia"-General E. E.
 Greeley. '''''' Solo-Miss Barnes. Address~-"The Lddies"-L. B. Brown. -"Reunions"-D. L. Durand. Address-"Our Nation n''-Major H. c.
 Dwight. Addresses by Broadway monument
 committee. Solo-Miss Barnec.
 The guests at the reunion were as follows:
 Broadway monument committee-R. S. Pagter, R. c. Lightbourn, J. P. Hu- nie, F. J. Markle, J. H. Campbell and
 
 Joint monument commIttee-Captain A. B. Beers, Sixth c. V.; Edward Gris- wold, First Light battery; Virgil Me- Grail, Seventh c. V.; John T. Slcan. First Light battery, and L. B. Brown, Tenth C. V.
 General Greeley. delivered a very in- teresting and impressive address, which was greatly appreciated, and he was given a rising vote of thanks for his able and untiring efforts in regard to the soldiers monument on Broadway, this city. 59t
 The presence of General F. D. S. Goodyear, of North Haven, gave great satisfaction to all. and he was warmly congratulated on his recovery from his long illness.
 The presence of Colonel Pettib0ne, of winsted, also afforded much pleasure to all.
 Comrade Louis B. Brown read poem which was warmly endorsed. It was q clever laudation of the ladies identified with the success of the regimental as- sociation.
 Dr. Newton's remarks, which were complimentary to the regiment were warmly received.
 Comrade Durand's presence was a source of much pleasure to all. He is now resident of California and was formerly of Derby. He made 8 little speech and rendered the association an invitation to come to California and hold its next reunion and take dinner there at his expense.
 General E. D. S. Goodyear read the roll of the dead for the year, which is as follows:
 Captain William M. Webb, Company H.
 Erastus Burnes, Company l.
 Charles F. Samson, Company F.
 Charles Shepard, Company A.
 Michael Frawley, Company B.
 Nathan E. Campbell, Company F.
 Andrew J. Wardell, Company c.
 Edmund l.. Bullock, Company E.
 Norton S. Bird, Company A.
 Albert L. Fisk, Company K.
 David L, Ross, Company B.
 Joseph E. Bixbee, Company I.
 John H. Brown, Company I.
 There were 1S2 at the dinner, which was served at Wilcox's. After the feast the meeting broke up with the singing of America" Quite a number of the visiting com rades from out of town repaired to Broadway to take their first view of the soldiers monument.
 The badges for the occasion were got up by Comrade L. B. Brown, and each bore good picture of Colonel Clayton H. Case, of Hartford, the retiring pres- ident of the association.