The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-09
MINUTES Of REUNioN.
,of CO. 81; i2th Nj. va. INIT ted IA
Eairnont oet. q 1905.

FAIRMONT. a. I9Oe


Eaismsnt Oct q 1905.
FAIRAIoHT, Oct 1, 1905.
The annual reunion 81 the Society
of Co. F. i2th W. Va, INT. was held
on the above date. 1t was called to
order by the commander. Capt. A. N.
Richard. The minutes Of the last
Injecting were read and approved. The
roll call resulted in the following
members answering present:
Commander A. N. Prichard; 1st., st.
j. W. Mercer, End Ii. ]. E. Billings.
ley, Comrades Dunk Cunningham, II.
E. Jones, Joshua Shaw, c. ]. Tough,
j. F. Pitzer, John F. Jamison, R. D.
Wells, j. NJ. Thorn, s. E. Burgoyne,
W. H. Bowman, H. s. Davis, Benz.
Grub. Eli Hayhurst, IT. W. Hibbs,
Minch Hill. H. 7. Tough, B. F. Nor.
row, E. D. Morgan, Archie Morgan,
Jr., Monroe Riley, R. R. McCray, 1.
H. Rice. Mart Share. ]. j. West, D.
I. Fletcher and R. E. Harr, thirty
members in all.
Honorary members present.. NJ.
MILAN and DR.. Devore. Letters were
read from DR. VIM, NJ. Amos, of Lodi,
Col, and Corporal Samuel Moran, of
Decatur, ILL.,, who were members Of
the company expressing their regrets
at not being able to attend. The com.
lnittees to look after the interest OF
Comrade John E. Hall submitted their
report, which was approved. but the
committee was retained in service. A.
N. Prichard submitted the following,
which IVES unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Divine
Ruler to remove by death our Com
rade, Frances Moran Wells, who was
true and honored member of Co. F,
from 1862 to 1865, during the civil
war, and was a member of this socie'
ty at the time of his death, therefore,
be it
Resolved, That in losing him we
lave lost a good and true comrade and
friend. one who was always ready and
willing to help friend in need, both
socially and otherwise, and one while
net belonging to any fraterral Crgan-
izaticn and not bound by any laws
other than the ties of eternal friend.
snip and the golden rule lived up to
these ties.
Resolved, further, That this society
extends TO the family of the deceased
comrade our sincere Sympathy in their
bereavement and that a copy Of these
resolutions be spread on the minutes
of our society, and the county press
be requested 10 publish the same.
The dinner rour having arrived the
society with invited guests repaired
to the Hotel Marietta, where ample
justice was done to a most excellent
dinner, at the expense of our grand
old commander, Capt. A. N. Prichard,
Tor which he received unanimous
vote of thanks for his generous spir-
1t manifested, with the hope that he
may live to enjoy many more annual
reunions.
ReassembIed at 2:3o p. m.
The election of officers to serve the
ensuing year resulted Ms follows:
Commander, A. n. Prichard; LIST
lieutenant, Barney F. Morrow; 2d lieu
tenant, Eber. I. Morgan. secretary
and treasurer, r. E. Harr; chaplain,
j. F. Jamlson. Short and appropriate
remarks we're made by l.. f. Bur-
goyne, Thos. Means, of Kansas, ]. M
Millen, Dr. Devore, H. E. Jones AMI
u. F. Morrow.
Treasurer reports amount or hand
.; last report, $3.50: amount paid out
70 stationery, $500; balance on hand,
$3.50; amount of collection, $215;
total amount on hand. 81 is.
After extending farewell greetings
10 each other. with the hope that We
would all live to attend our next re-
rDion, the chaplain invoked the Di-
vine blessing an dthe 4ith anniver'
sary reunion OF Co. F adjourned
R. E. HARR, Sec.