Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-18
ANNUAL REUNION
 E-s OF FIST REGIMENT.

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 f tte late George ". Dickerman. .Nin- 'od Nichols. Bucksport. N J.: Lieut. l. S. Dutton. Durant. Iowa; from the bfdosF Of Jchn z Good@ie. South Gas sonbuFy. William F. Camp. New Ha- Fen James Hogan Rochester
 Rev MT Brown Of East Hampton RcknoEledged with sincere apprecia- lion the honor that had been bestow- "a in electing him chaplain of the as Eociation- The recitation of d paIri- otfc selection was affectingiy given by Mrs w. E. Manning and loudly ap-
 CoTnrade Paul II. HilIard Co G, Westerly, responded to an invitation to speak. relating the incident of the receipt of Lieut. Jennings commission as cap ptain on the very day that the lieutenant was badly wounded at Fort Harrison He referred 10 the thinning ranks. mentioning with affection and respect the late N l.. BtSHOp and James Stanley He closed with an ap- peal to ui1e old soldiers to show valor in civil life equal to that shown on fhe field of battle
 Co-urade George T. AIeech of Mid s7fetown reported for a committee ap- vofnted a year ago that histories of phe z1st regiment had been placed in 14 different public libraries distribut- ed all over the United States There arc 52 libraries in this state which have not the history, and there are fl b0oks left unplaced out of the 800 printed There is also balance of rree in the guaranty fund The report waz accepted
 Mrs. Manning recited Jimmy Hoy,'' to the pleasure of her hearers It was voted that Coznrade AIeech pay the Ez1znce in the guaranty fund to the xeEs-nentaI trSSsurer and deliver the remaining histories to the secretary.
 Captain Stanton of Stonington spoke with praise Of the regiments that had gone ont from Norwich. of the fine erearsnent given ty Norwich people of Governor Buckingham, John F. Slater and others Several other comrades spoke informally
 It was stated that the badges for next year have pictures of Colonel Dutton on them Comrade Daniels of Middle town led in the singing of The old Army Kettle and Mrs Manning re- cited Miss Hawkins Wedding This concluded the programme and for the rest of the afternoon the old soldiers fingered around the Memorial ex- changing "reminiscences
 Veterans Present.
 Tffe registration showed about 72 Of the veterans present Company G 1sz-1fng the list with ten, who came sx%z che southeastern section of the -Se- Com mpanies H and K were the next largest, having nine Company B had none registered. and Company A had about seven, but their book win, tine names was rnislaid during the afternoon The following was the
 conpsny CT Pecor. Noank; B. F Bailey. -New London; George T. Mech Aiddletown; Cornelius Fow- Ter Noank: F. F. Gallup. Groton; Thomas B. Fish. Noank; James Batty, New Londons James Eldredge, Old Mystic
 Cornpany D-Charles Fenten, John Bolles J. H. Stearns, Jerome B. Bald win. Frank Jacobs. Willimantic: AL ,~rf Church Chaplin; Henry White Manefeh Center
 Company FL L. lift, Providence; P. Hewlett. Groton; C. T. Stanton. Stonington, G. P- Edward, Collins EfIfe-
 Company Ell. Taylor, Captain Charles Fenton, Willimantic: Henry B. Lawrence New London; S. A Moxley, Morwfch: John C. Ladd, Middletown; 0 H Rudd- Albert Leeds
 Company GA G. Brown, Moosup; Jared A Gallup, Mcosup; O. S. Rix, Vo1untown, G. H. Denison, New Lon Con Prank Knight, Norwich; Elisha Bruwn. North Stonington; Paul H. WzIiard. charles A. Clark. Courtland C. e. Starton, John B. Brown West eriy-
 Kanrnfors l. c. Avery. Yantics John