The National tribune., 1908-12-17


GARvIE.--At the home of his daugh-
ter at Staten Island, Capt. William
Garvie-- Capt. Garyie served thru the
war In the 10th N Y. and rose thru all
the grades to Captain of Co. B.
HOUSEHOLDER.-A Monaco, Pa,
Sept. 20, 1908, Lyman Householder He
served in Co. II. 5th Wis. almost four
years. His widow and two daughters
survive him.
MCCORMICK. - At Minneapolis,
Mimi, Nov. Is, 1908, George MeCor-
mick, aged 66 years. He served in Co.
B. 177th n. Y. He was in the "Forlorn
Hope storming party at Port Hudson.
WATSON.-At Bad AK, Mich. Nov
%. 1908, Joseph Watson. He served
in Co. A. 18th N Y. H. A. His widow
survives him.
/ PARKER--At his home in Marion,
Mass. Nov. "a. 1908. Alfred l.. Parker,
aged 63 years. He was born in New
Bedford, Mass. At the age Of 16 he
enlisted at New Bedford in the u. S.
Navy; was honorabIy discharged Sept.
/ "a. 1864 He served on the following
ships, Ohio. Shepard. Knapp, Iroauois,
North Carolina, AlleghanY.
MOODY.-At Castleton. VT. Nov. %,
1908. Horace w. Moody. He was twin
brother to Henry w. Moody. of Hyde
Vile. VT. They were born at Wa1poIe,
/ n. H., Aug. Il, 1898. On Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. %. 1867. these brothers mar
ried sisters, Horace being welded to
Miss Angie Ross and Henry to Miss
Maria Ross. Horace and Henry enlist
ed at the same time in the 11th Vt Il.
A. They were of the same hight and
weight, and both served three years.
|Twenty-two years ago they united with
the Advent Christian Church at Castle
ton. They worked together nearly al
ways, and their affection for each other
In ut
were members of A. e. Leavenworth
Post, los. c. A. r. Comrade Moody
has been Officer of the Day several
years. He was very much attached 20
the G.. A. R. and to the w. r. c. His
widow survives him, as also his broth
er and a sister.
BuDDINGTON-At PIafnfieId, Conn,
Nov. so, George Dudly Buddington, a
survivor of Co. d, 26th Conn, and
member of Kilborn Post, G.. A. r.,
aged &c years.
STRAIT.-At Mystic, Conn, Nov. Is,
John Tillinghast Strait, a. native of
Voluntown, Conn, member of Co. +,
18th r. T.. aged 81 years.
HAZLETT.-At Sligo, Pa, Nov. 13,
1908. William H. Hazlett, aged IS
years. He was born in Indiana Coun-
ty, Pa; enlisted in Co. +, 105th Pa,
September, 1851; was discharged in
June, 1865, a continuous service of 46
months. HIS WldoW ana Iour daugh-
ters survive him.
LARZELERE.-AtJ Jerusalem, N Y,
Feb. 26, 1908, William B. Larzelere.
aged rs years. He enlisted in Co. f,
179th N Y, Feb. 27. 1864, being pro-
noted to Sergeant; was l1onorably dis
charged June 8, 1865. His widow, two
sons and a daughter survive him.
ELCE.-At his home in Parker, S.
D., Nov. "a, Charles b. Eice, at the
/ age of IL. Comrade Elce served in the
10th Iowa during the war and rose to
/ the rank of First Lieutenant. His death
/ is mourned by wide circle of friends
| in Parker, where he had been actively
| engaged in business for the past Is
years.
LAWE.-At his home in Breed, Wis,
Comrade Lave, at the age of 66. He
served thru the war in the 18th Wis,
and is survived by a widow and one
daughter
HTTCHCOCK-AtL Los Angeles, Cal,
Nov. 15. Edward Hitchcock. aged 6S
years. Comrade Hitchcock served thru
| the war in the 9Th Ind. Cav, and rose
/ to- the rank Of Lieutenant. He was
greatly esteemed by all his comrades.
and his death is universally mourned.