The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-30
c. A. R. MEN GO
ON PILGRIMAGE
/. TO WAR SCENES
More Than 225 Members, Their
Wives and Friends, of Linz
coin Post No. II Leave.
IDEAL WEATHER FAVORS
I TWENTY NINTH EXCURSION
ION Return Will Visit Washing
q ton, Returning to Newark
n on Friday.

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With perfect weather t. accompany
them on the first stage of their journey
the twenty-ninth annual pilgrimage of
Lincoln Post No. II, G., A. R., left the
Broad street station of the Central
railroad at $3.50 o'clock this morning
Tor Gettysburg, Pen-Mar. Harper's
Ferry and Washington. The party will
pc gone five days, returning Friday
night.
A six-car vestibuled special train was
chartered to accommodate the 225 or
more members and friends of the post
who are taking this opportunity to look
over the places made historic.during the
Civil War. Arrangements have been
made at the best hotels at every place
to be visited. The special train will
stay with them all through their tray-
els. so that the necessity of hunting
trains and times of departure has been
eliminated, and all that the sight
seers have to think about is getting the
most enjoyment cut of the trip.
The first spot at which a stop will be
made is Gettysburg, where the party
will arrive at 2:30 this afternoon. In
order that everything shall be as COM
Portable as possible luncheon has been
prepared to be served in the cars, so no
time will be lost when the pilgrims
land at their destination. No set pro-
gram has been arranged for the re-
mainder of the day, but tomorrow
morning, under the direction of Captain
J. L. Long, the battlefelds will be Wis
tied. The scene of the first days battle
Z will occupy the morning, and the bat
J tlefields of the second and third day
will hQ xrictta6 IN the n ftnr,nor
Z VIII Visit washington.
Wednesday morning the special
! will again be called into service to take
he party to Pen-Mar, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Next Harper's
Ferry will be visited. Then the party
will leave for Washington, where
Thursday and Friday will be spent in
= visiting points of interest, among them
the Capitok the Treasury, the State.
Pension and War departments. the big
guns at the Navy Yard. the National
Museum, the Washington Monument,
the Congressional Library. the Sol
i diers' Home, Rock Creek Park, Cabin
Johns Bridge. Mt. Vernon and Airing
ton Cemetery. The start for home will
be made from Washington at $50
o'clock on Friday afternoon.
The list of those who expected to
go, which at first was thought would
be about 100, kept.increasing last week
until nearly $50 had been regis
tered for accommodation. Mayor Jacob
Haussling cut short his stay at At
lantic City to be among the number
Those In the Party.
Among those in the party was Tax
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Reichman; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill
and son, Mrs. B. Farrell, Mrs. A. Boyle,
Miss A. Foster, Mrs. S. M. Montague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Axtell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Axteli, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Mayer, Miss Elizabeth Mayer, Miss
l Katherine Schrandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Schrandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ". Bau-
mann, Miss Minnie Baumann, Miss F.
Marsden, Miss Cox, Miss Lille Cashion,
I Miss Oscar Clifford, Miss Eva Bassett.
Mrs. Kate Vaudeville, Mrs. Eliza
8 Walsh, Mrs. M. J. Cronin, Mrs. Hague,
Mrs, Lozier, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Muel-
der, Mrs. William H. Alexander, Mrs.
r, Elliott, Mrs. F. W~interbottom, Mrs.
Julia MeCaffrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Munden and the Misses Munden, Mrs.
Fl. r. Ward, Mrs. M. J.. Pen
rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos G. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Carpenter, Mrs. Rose Barry,
Mr.. and Mrs William Rogge, Mrs.
Fra Rover, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Reich
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kengott. Mrs.
Emma Burckhardt, Miss Adeline Bolles.
Miss Emma Bolles, MIR. and Mrs. Job
s. Dodwell, Mr.. and Mrs. William n.
Bailey, Mr., and Mrs. S. D. Douglas
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Shauger.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steel, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Broemell. Miss Meta Schumacher. Miss
Elsie Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Feint, Mrs. E.. H. Jackson and
Miss jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. DeForest
Lozier, Miss B. Lowry, Miss Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Knapp, Mr..
md Mrs. ]. ]. Turbett, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Kyle, Mrs. M. ]. Cronin, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ritzell and Miss Ritzell, Mr..
and Mrs. oliver Fayre and Miss Fayre,
Miss William Eyrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon S. Greenburgh, Miss Grace M.
Duffy, Miss Ida E. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. r. P. Miller, Mrs. Mary Bensman
n waiter Bensman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Arnheim, MI. and Mrs. E.
Briden, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cornell.
Captain and Mrs. w. A. Carroll Mr..
and Mrs. 8. v. Poznak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz Berg, Mrs. John Noll. Mrs. Car
RE Fulweiler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley
jackson, Mr.. n Mrs. Andrew J. Nc
: Kinney, Mr.. Inc Mrs. Joseph A. Hem
drich, Mrs. P. Geisling, Mrs. J. Powa-
lise, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Curtis. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rummell.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Meehan, Mrs. o. r
Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Nevius, Mrs. |
Matthias Norman, Miss Minnie Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Wooley. Mrs.
e. LANCE, Miss Roleff, Mrs. George
Townley and Mrs. George H. Fair
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H.. Baldwin,
Mrs. Elmer Kent, Miss Virginia r.
: Reeve, Mr.. and Mrs. j. DeCamp, Miss
Brewer, Mayor Jacob Haussling and
Mrs. Haussling. j. F. B. Woodruff, Miss
Hattie Woodruff, Miss Sennett Wood
ruff, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Blackshaw
and Miss Blackshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Wesley Van Geison, Miss Mary Close,
Mrs. Greenbinger and Miss Carrie
Greenbinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c, H.. Man