The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-11-24
6. A. r. Anniversary.

MAJOR Z. A. Angel Post, No. 20, q
A. II. held its SD anniversary camp
fire and bean bake on Monday even
ing last 1t was one of the most so
cial aud enjoyable times the post has
ever had.
In this the comrades meeting,
Gratefully greeting.
Proudly repeating
Its memories of yore
The following is the menu:
Hot coffee Rolls
Flesh Roast Pork Baked Beans
Cheese Celery
Picked Cabbage Sweet Pickles
Bananas Apples
Cakes
Pipes and Tobacco
Past Commander Harry s. Kroeson
MS chairman of committee welcomed
all III attendance with few able re-
marks.
An address was made by Depart
ment Commander Edwin ). Apple
gate, aud in closing gave his expert
ence on his escape from Columbia
Rebel Prison. which required thirty
days. An address was given by Com.
rade Charles Dahlgren, who served
thirty eight years in the Navy aud
was IN command of the Norfolk Navy
Yard at the commencement OF the
Civil War, He is the son of the late
Admiral Dahlgren. He gave very
interesting talk on the Dahlgren gun
on our city lot. his father being the
inventor of that make of gun.
Address by William Hutchinson, of
Post a3, who also gave a recitation on
the Surrender of General Lee.
Address by medical inspector of
this department, DIR. Robert $. Dana,
GU Patriotism.
Addresses were made by DR.. Scott
of New Hope and Rev. Henry W.
Armstrong, of st. Andrews church
this city.
Recitation. "The Star Spangled
Banner" by Master Will Kearns.
The commander of the Post, Nelson
j. Baylor, who il seriously sick Mt
his home was presented with a hand
some bouquet of out flowers by his
comrades.
The committee OF arrangements
james o. Bells, Harry S. Kroesou,
John IL. Chidister, j. W. Crook, Is.
rael +. Naylor, Joseph Hart aud the
Sons of Veterans who 80 ably assisted
made this the sd anniversary, II
grand success aud one long to be re-
membered
There's spot that the soldiers all
The mess tent il the place that we
mean
Aud the dish that we like to zee there
Is The old fashioned white army
bean"
Those present we're the following
who have nothing but praise for
baked beans.
I'D. W.. Orools, DR. Pstris. Mayor, ledger.
Peter Heath N. Il. Slack, Jacob Hein., David
Hoppock, q. W. Rittenhouse, DR. l.. q. viii
liams B. u. Hayhurst, Robert s. Dana, s. A.
Finger, Walter Scott, j. W. Hoppock, Chris
SCllidHy, James O. Bellis, Israel Naylor, VIM.
WEIGH, John Reid, Jr, Robert Montgomery,
Chas. Lindsey, Arthur Van Malta, Joseph
Akers, Joseph HAGEN, Lambert Reed Charles
Martindell, DIR. G. u. wagR, Frank Barley,
w. +, Iiayhurst, Timothy Riordan. Richard
Peaker, William II, Moon, Joseph Cooper.
George Lindsey, Andrew Lindsey, Isaac
Ahattar WtlIta Hunt al Ind
son Robertson, J u. Kline, Edgar Smith, John
Hoffman, William Wilson, q, @. Burleigh
John, Walter Mccoy, Charles A. Slack, John
II. Stockton, VIM Wagg, John Fuller, VIII
liam Lauer, William Hurley, George Barber.
Frank Rocks, Sar uel Morse, John Malloy,
Alfred Goodfellow, John II. Chidistsr, George
Niece George W. 1rauger, Burroughs Par
rent, George Cooper, Alonzo Parent, w A.
Heading, Theodore Hull William Hartpence,
Edward Parsons, William Blowers, Jacob
Haas, Frank Rocks, Cyrsnus Slack, J. T.,
Smith, Harry Kramer. Wilson Muirheid Chas
Butler, Smith Clark, Harry Haas, Albert Van
Horn, George W. Arnott, George Slack, John
Lambert Theodore Lambert, Charles Dilts,
George Udy, Andrew Foltz, Frsnk Van Horn,
Edwin Apologize, Charles Dahlgren, William
Hutchinson DIR. j. Il. Scott, Joseph Wilmot,
Robert Thatcher. John Hughes. Carlisle
Phillips, Reuben Hartman, Harry Lsuer, Ben
iamin Cooper Samuel Ewing, win Kearns,
DR.. Il, W. Closson, George Blowers, Jesse
benson, Harry Warford, Raymond benson,
William f. Akers, Elwood Metz, Chas Soher-
merlorn, James d. MacKay, Scott Thorne,
John Cotton, Jr., Fred Trimmer, Edward
Voorhees,, Rev. Henry Armstrong, John X.
LaBaw, William Parent, John H. Trewin,
John Kearns, Elmer Helms. ID. H. Williams
Ross Todd.