The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-09-20
29th Regiment Reunion.
IELp IN FRKpHoLp NEXT YKAR

HELD IN FREEHOLD NEXT YEAR.
Asbury Park capitulated Wednes-
day TO the sturdy survivors of the
Twenty ninth regiment OF New Jersey
volunteers, who celebrated their 18th
annual reunion. 1t was 10 years ago
Wednesday since this famous regi-
ment, made up from Monmouth Coun-
ty in the troublesome DAYS of 49, met
in Asbury Park and during that in
term the ranks have thinned consid-
erably. But nevertheless the survi-
vors turned out some 1876 strong and
with their wives and families, created
a jovial gathering which nearly filed
the lecture room of the First Congre-
gatiOnal church, in which the reunion
was held. The veterans were well
coined by Rev. M. l.. Ferris on behalf
of Mayor Atkins, after which a bust
ness meeting was held, followed by
a stirring address by Rev. E. H. Keat-
or, of Long Branch. Dinner was had
at the Grand Avenue hotel, after
which the boys tramped back to the
church where the afternoon was pass
ed in addresses by the veterans and
tales of the service.
/ Rev. Ferris for Mayor Atkins ex-
tended hearty welcome to the veter-
srss +hairs Sor tha 1919; ,n' ay Ing Ing
Ash,r, parr,s h.oad 49, ''
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= oan pueii y. nons D[aho.I, vice
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o. 49, ~. ~ oS0nos y. .ne
oJol ~ leu =, neu
tha,i,;. ~; ~ ~; re', ne,
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sponr =; .ne peausy % Aso"Iy fark
ii. ino tl inen : eiie ster-
10y =. III s,. -, on Mii'o i,; sne cl.y now
s.aI E wnn 'ie olu soiuieIs sa1ler 60
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''i N.Y. .naue wy insooasion nv,
Ane ousiness SESSION was s"or1. Inc
a.i VI .ne reunion iasC year IN
Sa.a IL q n Mnrs pere leau Dy sec
. 80. .s - mo mnn vi nonE Drancn
49, aSou e.. VIZ 1919 lev coni-
tna x.oa;, oIe ION salnes y; Car-
~, % ~ rsras.,t $500 IS ~ ne. oeins
aote !" III p;s re naslng ieie Town
for 'b har h nas h;ah hoa haan Trip
LOT ;n ne' ien.'n, wi,ic, ilau oeen IN
a prIa d a. tha y, runaway ac
;,uen u un+'. XII ne th summer. Dy anan,
vi, ..e s1.eu' ioe presiuenI oalnp-
l neli Ielharkeu 70 tnls instance that
M. .,e ~, 49, s'l s'nen. was 'he
ms nus " saan Tb 10Y =, men ne hau
We
,uo,,id 80 .a 49, a'" ,;o, n au. we
"ouu 80 - i.Sneu ~ pIeces
may '''ne y we i'<'uii oeen unan'-
The off,c.rs raa,ootaa . ,u;u;,
M GooL - Mnn,,n,,.i 80 'id etu
,yas sloctod ~ al IT, ' e VIZ
Con,nanv n IN +ho avao,+;,.a ,aU,n
too tbrnnaL Sha death ~ raot In
Siack 80 p.asida,t ny. ~
Eia1ds Of Rod Rsnis We prasi,,a,,t
TanaaS Cs,nnboii Tono p,a,al,. ~.
ond v;ca presidant G.n+.i, D .
Wonnr Rod RanL th;r6 vina 80;
dent. Captain g. HI. Green. Long
Branch treasurer. w. l.. Atkinson
Asbury Park: secretary. r. @ Nor
ford. Long Branch. executive com
lnittee-Companv A. William An
mack, Eatontown Company BWilliam
Flett. Long Brauch: COMPANY q
William Cook. Monmouth Beach.
Company d. FL. Jenkins. New Mon,
mouth: Company f. Alfred Fielder
Long Branch: Company F. John
Bainton. Red Bank. COMPANY q
Charles Curtis. Red Bank. Comnanv
H. B. l.. Lawrence. Elizabeth. Com
pany |. w. l.. Atkinson. Asburv PARK
COMPANY K. David n WooIley. Long
Branch.
liz was voted to hold the neyt ra
union at Freehold. The invitation to
come TO Freehold was extended nv
DR.. A. p Pardon There was some
onnosition from Veterans from Mar
asauan. but there was q large ma
iority for the countvseat There is a
movement on foot TO have the snc.
ceedino reunion held at Newark Mem.
hers from that citv and vicinity are
uroino IL claiming that If wonid af.
ford one Of the hest outings tha old
soldiers aver had
o.. ~.
,d Mes. y. hea.or o. Long o'apcu
~ ~ ,noss Gu nusinS auui1ss
~, ...in ~ e
hurst into annIauss Ontside the
chnrch after Dr Kestor,s address
line was formed and rhe repimant
marched TO the Grand Ayenue hotel.
wbara pronriator Hubbard sarvad =
kaenly r.lished dinner of which oyer
o0O nartook nhotooranh of RI.
reg;ment WAS taken in front ~ ths