The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-10
REUNION OF THE TWELFTH.
ANOTHER GATHERING OF YET
 BRAINS AT SATIN ROCK.

Will be the FOrty-first Annual Assembly
 of Veterans of Twelfth Regiment of Connecticut VOIunteers-Session tC
 be Held in Savin Rock Theater--Tht
 Order of Business in FulI--Ex-Firt
 Chief Hendricks is President.
 The forty-frst annual reunion of the Twelfth regiment, Connecticut volun- teers, will be held at Savin Rock thea ter to-day. Following is a full pro- gramme of the events of the day:
 Meeting at Savin Rock theater. Bu- gle call for assembly at il o'clock a. m.
 Opening prayer by our esteemed Grand Army of the Republic, James H. Bradford of Washington, D. c.
 Reading of the minutes of the last reunion and report of the treasurer.
 Bugle call, ''We can't get up, we can't get up, we cant get up in the morn ing"
 Reading of correspondence from ab- sent comrades.
 Reading of the roll of those who have died since our last reunion, and the adoption of the customary resolution.
 DEATH ROLL OF HONOR.
 Captain John w. DeForest, Co., I, en- listed October 8, 1861; discharged De- cember 2, 1864. Afterwards in the Vet eran Reserve corps.
 Private Everitt A. Hall, Co. c, enlist ed December 26, 1861. Re-enlisted vet eran January 22, 1864; discharged Aug ust 12, 1865.
 Corporal Joseph Dorr, Co. c, enlist ed January 20, 1862. Re-enlisted vet eran January P, 1864. Wounded Octo- iber 10, 1864, Cedar Creek, Va. Dis- charged September 21, 1865.
 Private John M. Brainerd, Co. c. en- listed January 1G. 1862. Re-enlisted veteran, January P, 1864, Discharged, August 12, 1865.
 Corporal John Lambert, Co. E, enlist ed, November 2S, 1861. Re-enlisted vet eran January 1, 1864. Discharged, Aug F, 1865.
 Private Noah l.. Joice, Go. E, enlist ed October, 1, 1861. Re-enlisted veter- an, January 1, 1864. Discharged June 25, 1865.
 Private James P. Kidder, Co. F, en- listed October IS, 1861. Re-enlisted vet eran January l, 1864. Discharged Aug ust 12, 1S65.4
 Private Joel K. Bitgood, Co. G, en- listed November 27, 1861. Wounded at Port Hudson, La, May 26, 1863. Dis- charged December 2, 1864
 Private Michael Logan, Co. G, enlist ed March 12, 1864. Discharged, August 12, 1S65
 Private Wells H. Hubbard, Co. H, en- listed December 19, 1861. Re-enlisted veteran January l, 1864. Discharged August 12, 1865,
 Corporal Henry L. Whitaker, Go. I, enlisted November IS, 1861., Re-enlisted veteran January 1, 1864 Discharged August 12, 1865.
 Corporal Henry L. Whitaker Co. z. enlisted November IS, 1861. Re-enlist- ed veteran January 1, 1864 Wounded at Winchester, Va.. September 19, 1864. Discharged August 12, 1865. Therefore,
 Resolved, That by the long and con tinued list of deaths reported each year, we are especially reminded that ere long the bugle sound Flights out' for the last survivor of our dear old regiment That we, the surviving com .rades present at the forty-first reun- lon assembled August 10, 1906, at Saw ing Rock West Haven, Conn.,, hereby desire to express our deep sympathy to their families and friends at the final muster out on earth of our hon ored and departed comrades.
 The comrades standing, Lights Out" will be sounded by the bugler.
 Remarks by comrades,
 Election of officers and selection of the place for the next reunion. Din ner at 1:30 D. m. at Comrade Putnam's restaurant.
 The committee in charge consists of Henry Lyons, Frank Smith, Joseph Curtiss.
 Ex-Chief Hendrick of this city is president of the association and Henry Futile is vice president.
 The secretary and treasurer is James D. Smith.