Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20

There will be reunion of the sur vfvors of the First Regiment, Rhode Island Detached militia today (Satur- day) at Slocums Cove home, Paw tuxet, in commemorat1on of the first battle of Bull Run, the first engage ment of the civil war, and in which the First regiment lost heavily in officers and men. The battle was fought on Sunday, July 21, 1861, and the Provi- dence American brass band. accom- panying the First regiment, assisted in caring for the wounded at the field of battle. The surviving members will assemble in Exchange place. Provi- dance at 9-30 o'clock in the morning on arrival of the accommodation train from Westerly. They will be given a trolley ride of about and hour and a half before reaching their destination at Pawtuxet A light lunch will be in waiting for the veterans upon their arrival, followed by the usual blisi- ness meeting, with the annual dinner later in the afternoon
 Westerly was represented in the First regiment by Company l, and the muster roll was as follows Capt Henry c, Card, First Lieut.. William H. Chapman, Second Lieut.. James Babcock, Ensign J. Clark Barber, First Sergt. Erastus W. Barber, Sec ond Sergt. James Mcdonald, Third Sergt. Reuben S. Lamphear, Fourth Sergt Henry R. Horton, First Corp. Horace Swan. Second Corp. Evan c. Burdick. Third Corp. Paul NJ. Barber, Fourth Corp. John F. Jencks, Musician George P. Kenyon, Musician William Kenneth
 Prfvates Isaac Allen, Robert H. An drews, George F. Austin, Horace c. Barber, Leonidas A. Barber, Thomas s. Barber, Uriah Baton, William Ba- ton, Richard E. Barden. George W. Bennett. Jeremiah A. Blsisdel, Sam uel Bffven, George Bramen, Amos L. Burdick. Albert H. Burdick, Alvin L. Cord, Patrick Casey Thomas N. Chap man. Joshua ClaTk, Joseph Fl. Clark, Edwin R. Cottrell. Daniel B. Cornell, Elisha W. Cross, Nathan J. Crandall, John C. Crandall, Samuel c. Danforth, Albert E. Denison, William Dingaven, stone, John Ecclestone, Samuel R. Ec- clestone, James A Edwards, Walter Fl. Ellard
 Lewis B. Fish. Theodore B. Floyd, George C. Gardner Charles A. Graves, Martin S. Greene, Nelson Gibson, Har- ris Hawkins, William F. Hawkins, Charles D. Holmes. Frederick A. Hunt, George H. Hull, Edgar ". Irish, Henry R. Jennings, Andrew J. Keables. Or ren M. Keables, Thomas H. Kelly, Ma than w. Lewis, Walter R. Lewis, Will liam Lucas, Andrew N. Morgan, Henry E. Morgan. George P. Nugent, Charles H. Nichols, Andrew Owens, Austin A Perkins. James Fl. Perrigo, Arnold Phillips George N. Phillips, Job Phil lips George A. Place, Israel A. Pot ter.
 Henry Fl. Remington Joseph Rich 7 mond, Lorenzo D. Richmond, James c. Richardson, James D. Roche, Orson c. Rogers, Gilbert c. Saunders, Nee- han H. Saunders, Thomas D. Sheffield Charles w Sheffield. William sharp Dudley Sisson, Peleg D. Sisson. Fran cis D. V. Sisson, John H. Smith, John Fl. D. Sprague, Henry Stephens, David Sunderland. Jeremiah Sullivan, Avery Tefft. Benjamin R. Thurston. John F. Trask. Harley Walker, John H. Weav- CT. John w Webster, Roderick Whip pie, Charles P Williams, Thomas s. Wright
 The surviving members of the com pany now resident in Westerly or Pawcatuck are Erastus w. Barber, Horace Swan, Horace G. Barber, Amos l4 Burdick, Joshua Clark, William F. fafhff MIS- %hat-Afhh w. la0Wlns lJuL n. Richmond, Orson c. Rogers, Nathan II. Saunders. Thomas D. Sheffield.
 The surviving members of the com pany residing elsewhere are Paul M Barber of Ashaway, John F. Jencks of Chicago, Thomas s. Barber of New York. William Baton of Lawrence, AL win l.. Card of Alton, George c. Gard ner Of Massachusetts and Joseph Rich mOnd of Baltic.