The Washington herald., 1908-05-25
HONOR ROLL OF DEAD
Wilson Post Memorial SerY-
ices at Soldiers Home.
DEEDS OF vAIoR RECALLED
Large Audience I'm Stanley Hall Henr
Programme Consisting of Music
parted COmrndes-PatriOti Ad-
dress by Rev. DIR. Griffith.

Henry Wilson Post. No. II. G. A. r.,
held its annual memorial services in
honor Of the deceased members Of the
command at Stanley Hall. Soldiers Home,
yesterday afternoon.
The large auditorium was decorated
with palms and large American flags.
and every seat was taken. while many
stood In the vestlbule In addition to a
big attendance OF veterans there was a
large sprinkling Of women and children.
Mrs. Isabelle worren Ball. past COM
mander of the woman's Auxiliary, C. A.
r.. accompanied by thirty young girls, all
dressed in white and carrying small
American flags, formed a pretty picture
at one end OF the hall near the stage.
The programme, which contained many
| impressive features. opened with the rem
diiion Of I'm the Great Beyond" by the
Soldiers Home Band, under the direction
Of John NJ S Zimmerman This was
followed by a vocal selection. my Soul.
Be on Thy Guard" rendered by quartet
composed Of Miss b. Caron. j. H. Davis.
Miss s. Fitch and W. w. Potbury.
Chaplain Rev. II. Allen Griffith, u. S. A.
then offered the invocation. after which
Mrs. F. B. Gilmore gave a contralto solo,
Thy VIII BE Done"
Roster of the Dead.
Then. amid the impressive silence. the
roll call Of the dead comrades Of the
post was read. The roster follows:
Plus Hafey. private Company f. Nineteenth Ohio
Volunteers; died December r. 1892
Henry Elerhcrst private. Company d. Third
United States Artillery: died February H. 1898.
Emile r. G. Gates private Company ID. First
United States ARTILLERY. died May g. lss3
Dennis OBrien. private, Company X Ninth
United States Infantry; died March s. 1894
Charles A. Hofer. private. Company G. Fifty
seventh Illinois Volunteers died August Is. ls9L
stephen Lawless, private Company c. Eleventh
Massachusetts, Volunteers; died Angus, %. 1894.
William Y. Deere Hospital steward United States
Army: died January s. 1893
David L. Williams. prirnte Company G. Third
United States Volunteers; died May TO- ls95
Thomas Casey. private. Company c. Second United
States ARTILLERY; died juno Il. l6s5
Reuben Sugden ordnance sergeant. United States
Army died September 10. 1896
David Allen. private Company A. First United
States Cavalry: died Octobcr L. 1895
jeremiah Hickman. private Company r. Eight
ecnth United States Infantry: died February H. lss6
Charles Enz. private. Company /. First New York
Heavy ARTILLERY: died April g. 1896
Johnston Kari. private. Company F. Seventh
United States Infantry: died Apri s. 1895.
George Knger. sergeant Company G. Fifth United
States Infantry; died December 3. 1895
James Williams sergeant. Company G. Twelfth
United States Infantry: died February s. 1897.
Charles Miller. private. Company II, Ninth United
States Infantry; died March s. 1897
John Condor. private. Company B. Thirteenth
Massachusetts Volunteers: died March A. 1897.
Charles Chambers. private. Company I. Second
United States Artillery; died August 3. 1897.
James Fitzpatrick, private. Company F. Sixth
United States Infantry; died November q 1877.
Patrick GillisDie. Tivate Company l. First
United States ARTILLERY; died December 10. 1897
Charles Werner. private. Company : Eleventh
Illinois Cavalry; died December 2s. 1897.
Albert Fan. private. Company G. Eighth Mich
igan Cavalry; died January a. 1895
Timothy Connel. private. Company c. First Mas
Sachusetts Heavy ARTILLERY; died January q ls9s
Thomas Mackin. United States Navy; died Feb
uary L. ls93
Marx &. Rue. private Company b. Second New
Jersey Volunteers: died August 4. 1888.
Thompson r. East. private Company G. FIFTH
United States Cavalry; died November 9. 1926.
Thomas Cook. private Company A. second
Dragons; dies. January TO- 1899.
Thomas Evans. private Company A. First United
States ARTILLERY; died March 10 1899
John Brannigan sergeant. Company F. Fifth
United States Infantry; died Jane s. 1870
John Dolan. sergeant Troop VI. Second United
States Cavalry: died September 3 1888
Martin V. Booz. private. Company II. Sixth
United States Cavalry; died January / 1900
William Kenahan. sergeant. Company A. Third
United States ARTILLERY: died February / 1900
joseph BrOlnlee. sergeant. Battery Il. Fourth
United States ARTILLERY: died August H. 1900.
Giovanni Peuigo; musician. Company r. Six
teenth Illinois Cavalr; died February ?. 1901.
Marcel Przygodinsh, corporal, Battery +. Fourth
United States ARTILLERY; died March IS. 1901
Patrick Lyme. private. Company A. Second United
States Infantry; died June 3. 1901
William Mclaughlin, first lieutenant and adju-
tant. Third New Mexico Volunteer Cavalrg; died
June 2l 1902
James Connel, private. Company G., Third Vernon,
Volunteer Infantry; died September z. 1902.
John F. Diericks. private. Company A. Ninth
United States Infantry: died April 4. 1905