Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
CAPT. fiARk ANp,ss COMPANY
 sEEFTsFoR HARTFORD.
Presentation Of Sword to the Com 5nardsr Muster Roll of the Com pany.

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 5na1der Mustsr Roll of the Conf
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 It was fifty years ago today that Company D. Cart. Edward Harland, left for Hartford to rendezvous with Der of that company who are in this city at the present time, as the muster roll shows, among them being Post master CanutIers. The Bulletin of April 50. 1861, said:
 Rifle Company D, Capt. Edward liar Third regiment in Hartford Monday afternoon at a quarter before four o'clock All the morning and up to all most the hour of departure the com- pxny was busiiy engaged in, drilling and making arrangements to appear at the ren1ezvouS in such condition as to di theEfseaves and their town credit. The comp2ny was full to overfowing and quite "a number of names were cut off iron; the roll to bring it within the regulation limits. Among those thus deprived sf the privilege Of going was GeerEe Pratt of this cfty-a gentleman who has been most thoroughly enlist ed. heart and soul in the business, but whose duty under the circumstances very plainly lay in another direction. He was rejected not from any disabil- fty, but bec3ase f11.Irbar Of citizens whose Judgment Captain Harland has great confidence in insisted strenuous lys that 1t was in their opinion mis- taken course Of duty on the part of Mfr. Pra tt, and that finder all the cir cttmstances known to them, but not necessarily to De made p1lblie-fa must not sbe allowed to go The company marched from Uncas hall up through Franklin square to the depot, stopping moment in front of the Wauregan, where a sword similar to those pre- scented to Captains Chester and Pea1e.. and suitably inscribed. was presented to Captain Hariand by Joseph A StarkWea ther on the part of the donors. MT. rkweather made a, brief pres enfation speech, to which Captain liar land replied in appropriate terms. A very large c0ncourse of citizens accom- panied them to the depot and bade them farewell and Godspeed. The of- hcers and members of the company went. away in the best possible spirits. They have only one fear and that is that fthe other two Norwich companies will get the start Of them in the work for which they Have enlisted. They are from Connecticut. When they do get to- work we shall hear such a report from them as to be proud of.
 At the Free Academy Monday the exercises were of a. very interesting character Edwin Gavitt, Jr-. a mem Der of the school, who had enlisted in Captain Harland.s company, was pre- sented with pair of pistols by Pro- fcssdr Smith ill behalf of the young men, Of the school MT. William F. Greene, the president of the board of trustees, then presented the school with 8 very large and elegant flag which will be raised on the cttpalo. In con : ciusion the Star Spangled Banner wa $ sung. by fthe young ladies of the Acad- emy.
 Muster Roll of Company Q.
 The following is the muster roll of Captain Harland's company of this city, Rifle Company D. Third regi- land; first lieutenant, Charles W. Spa1ding; ensign, William W. Barnes; ssrgeants, James E. Moore. John E. Ward, Jasper A Fl. Shaw, Joab B Rogers; corporafs, Paris R. Nickerson Charles H. Carpenter, John T. Fan ming. Willard R Noulton; musicians man: priFates, James A. Allen, liar veys S. Armstrong, Ludwig Arnold, Jo seph, H. Blexhan, William E. Bradley Henry P. Braman, Joseph W. Branch Charles "A. Breed, John Breed, Leander Brown, Charles E. Burke, Horace F. Burke, Martin Calhoun, William Caru- @ Chapman, Joseph R. Corey. Hosea P. Durfey, Charles J. Edwards, Francis w. Faulkner, Joel NJ. Foster, Charles Francis, George w Frazier. Horace F. Gates, Edwin Gavitt. Thomas Griffin John w. Guile Albert Hiscox, Charles L.. F. Huntingdon, Sylvester G. Jerome George w. Jilson. sNa thaniel A. Kea- bles John N. Kee1er. Lorenzo Knapp. Isaac N. Leonard, John Locke. Alcnzo Lcmbarf. Calvin B. Long, William L. Mepies George B. Marshall, John G. MetcaH, William HsMunroe; James F.. Nichols, George E. Park. Charles Phil lips, Charles l.. Pitcher, Ambrose P. Ris Charles H. Ripley. Eleazer H. Ripley, Horace Rogers, William J. Ross; Jacob K. Smith, Frederick Sha1k TulIey w. Sterry, Henry Swan, James H. Sweet, Augustus Terwilliger, James Tucker. George W. Whittlesey, George Wi1iiams John B. Wright, James H. Verga son.
 Muster Rells Of Company A.
 The muster roll Of Rife company A Second regiment, Connecticut volun- teers: Captain, Frank $. Chester; lieu tenants, Thomas Scott. William H. Berry; sergeants Francis McKeag. Jaf1es F. Cobb, Anthony Stably, Austin G. Monroe: corpofa1s John B. Jan- nings. Chester w. Converse, Gorharn Dennis, Thomas c. Lawler; musicians William W Druton.s Joseph Tunstall: !: privates, James Adams, William N. Arnold, Ezra H. Barber, Stephen L. Barrett, James l.. Bliven, John Brogan William H. Brown. John W. Capwel, William F. Carroll, John T. Case. James Coit. Dariiis H. CrandaIl, John H. Daniels, William G. Dickinson John Donovan, Thomas Dugan. Edward Flanagan. Lyfrian Foster, William H. Fulton John ". Gilchrist, John W. GunneH, James Harvey. Asa L. Hughes. Charles F. Jepson. John Kelly. Van BEren Kinney. Amos R. Ladd, Bras tus D. Lathrop, Arnold Leach. James Mckee Archfbald McI4ane, Henry C. Miller, Enos c. Minard John FL Nor rison, George Morse, Joseph T. Mitch- ell. GeorEe O,Donnell. Francis F.. Kelly. John IT. Phifiip ps Ebanezer Fl. Rogers, David Rozenhlatt, Isaac D. Russell John. s. Smiley Henry l.. Snow. Edward Smith. Charles J. Stearns, Vine Stetson; Joseph Stokes, William H. Tint, Martin V. E. Tiffany. Georee F. Tiliing1ast, John H. Ting lay. Thomas Toorney. Jerome Tourtel- Iotte., William C. Tracy. Prank wun- licf1. George W. West. Addison G. War ner. Charles Wheat1ey. James F. Will kipson, George E. Williams, Joseph G. Wond Patrick Cavanaugh, William E.