Connecticut western news., 1911-09-07
OL3 SECOND HEAVIES
 REUNION HERE IN 1913
Litchfield Will Have Veterans Next Year, but Canaan Gets Them
 the Year Following.

port of the reunion of the "Old Nine teenth, or as it afterward became, the Second Connecticut. Heavy Artillery at Savin Rock, Aug. 26, we take the extracts following:
 At little after twelve o'clock we re- paired to Wilcox's Pier restaurant, where a fine repast was served, and highly enjoyed by all of the veterans and their friends, at the close of which President Bradstreet opened the busi- ness part of the reunion.
 The treasurer's report showed a bal ance of abont $36 in his hands. The following deaths were reported by the historian
 Co. A-Silas M. Griswold, Charles Merriman, Myron E. Kilbourn.
 Go. B-Luther Hall.
 Go. C-Charles G. Adams, ChBrles H. Albin, Dennis Murphy, Carroll F. North, Adelbert M. Calkins.
 Go. D-John D. Castle. Go. F-aenry c. Butler. E. H. Roys. Charles Burr, George W. Scoville. : Go. G-Peter Joray, William s. Shepard, Sidney Lampham.
 Go, H-Henry Fry, Wm. H. Thomp- son, Francis l.. French. ' Go. I-Oharles H. Fogg.
 Attention was called to the notice for general reunion at Hartford on Oct 4th, and a rising vote was taken to ascertain how many of those present ex- pected to attend and nearly all announc- ed their intention of going.
 1t was then voted ''that when we ad- journ it be to meet at the Armory in Hartford on Oct. 4th. 1911."
 It was also voted "that in view of the small number present to-day we defer the election of officers to that time. 1"
 Secretary Kilbourn remarked thet there would be room provided in the Armory for us to meet in, aud that the ladies would be welcome, and Presi- dent Bradstreet, who is the Comptroller of the state, further remarked that the Comptroller's rooms at the Capitol would be at their service. .#
 An invitation to hold our annual re. union for 1912 at Litchfisld. was ac- sspted, as that will be the fftietn an niversary of the mnster-ln of che old Nineteenth. -...
 Comrade Roberts prt sented all ilvi- tation from the Business Mems Asso- citation of North Canaan to visit that village, but in view of the particular reasons for meeting in Litchfeld, it was voted tp accept their invitation for 1918. Some little after-dinuer speaking was indulged in. Comrade M. B. Bell, of Go. c. related some of his recent ex- periences in trip through the Shenan doah Valley, Gold Harbor aud Rich. mond. He says that the people on the battle fields haven't heard that the war is over yet.
 Several interesting letters were read from absent members. regretting theiI inability to attend, and expressing then continued deep interest in the Assooia tion. After dinner the company assem bled on the broad verandas of the Pier and enjoyed their usual exchange ot stories and "reminiscences. until theil departure for home late in the afternoon
 The following names were register ed:
 Officers.-Capt. E. W. Marsh, Lieut. D. 0. Manson, Sergt Major. John s Parmalee.
 Go. A-Joseph D. Bradley, Richard Butler, Beebe s. Hall, A. R. Nettleton Luther Pratt, Wm. Ii. Plumb, O. P Wedge.
 Co. B-Wesley Gibbs. Co. O-Darius c. Beach, Edward M Dunbar, Freak O. Hills. Samuel s Hunter, Timothy Meagher, Geo. 0 Stewart, A. F. Williams, A. EWork man.
 Go. D-John s. Atwood. David A. Bradley, Thomas D. Bradstreet, B. s Brown, Geo. H. Bates, Amzi P. Clark z. F. Granniss, A. J. Hotchkiss, Chaun cy F. Reed, Charles H. Sherwood Charles Warner, Ohas. w. TaIcott.
 Go. E-Isaac R. Knapp. Charles c Mason, Philip Stabel, M. J. Whitehead 1 Go. F-H. J. Benham, J. J.Cushman B. s. Roberts, Carlton Seymour, Charle Spreyer. Edward P. Smith, Jos Simp son, Charles Thompson.
 / Go. G-Geo. E. Brague, M. P. Bell John Byrnes, Wesley L. Holmes, R. J Milner, Frederick V. Shepard, Charle G. Smith.
 Go. H-Sheldon J. Fox, Chas. A Hurd, A. R. Humphrey, Wm. F. Lane Daniel G. Marshall, Henry o. Noble
 Go. I-Charles s. Meeker, H. 0 Rogers, John J. Rogers, Chas. M. Row ley, Frederick Slade.
 Co. K-James Martin, Wm. H. Ste vens.
 Go. L-Geo. I. Babcock, Christophe O. Wells.
 Go. M-Selah T. Wheeler.
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