Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10

Brigade Surgeon Edwin Bentley, lately released from Richmond, has returned to Norwich in impaired health.
 August z, 1S62-E. P. Packer, post master of Laurel Glen, North Ston- ington was appointing recruit officer for that town to recruit for the Eighteenth regiment.
 Captain Daniel Hebard, son of Learned Hebard of Lebanon, was dangerously ill of fever in a hospi- tai in New York.
 Recruiting of the Eighteenth was go- ing brisk1y on and 250 men were al- ready enlisted in addition to those who had gone to camp at the fair grounds
 There was a rousing war meeting at Mystic at which John T. Adams, A. c. Lippitt, Hiram Wiley and Rev Edgar Hewett spoke. The war meeting at Montville, Chesterfield society was also a great success.
 Supper For Departing Soldiers. August s. 1Ss2-The Ladies of Dan ielson gave supper to Captain Bates company on the occasion of its leaving that village for the camp of the Eighteenth regiment.
 1 James r, Wilkinson has opened a |
 Captain Hebard's Death. The death of Captain Daniel E. He | bard of Lebanon of Briigadier Gener- al Germans staff occurred in New | York. He was graduate of Yale in | the class of 1880. He was 28 years of l age: was engaged in the seven days i battle before Richmond, and later was | taken with typhoid fever, which ca used his early death. l John w. Haughton was recruiting in Bozrah for Captain Pearles' company. l After the departure of the Killingly company for the camp of the Eighteen l tn regiment the crowd was unwilling ] to desperse but stood in the burning sun for an hour to hear equally burn ing speeches from Dan P Tyler, Col | c. F. Reach, Edward l.. Crandall, Rev MT. Cookery, and Thomas Parker. Dan Tyler could not be restrained and he spoke again. and the people reluctant i ly despersed.
 Yantic Sends Full Quota.
 Thirty three have enlisted from Yantic since the beginning of the kar On Thursday morning but a very smal l part of the machinery in the Wooler mill could be started. and in certain departments all hands were missing | There is scarcely an able bodied mar left in the village.
 A company from Windham 123 strong went into the camp of the eighteenth regiment on Thursday.
 Recruiting in the city is recruiting very briskly. Captain Peale's com pany has 90 members, J. H. BromIey'i company has 50. The new company at Greeneville has 30. The new Daniel son company has over 50 members anC is fast filling up. From all we cal hear from the different towns, we arr sure that the Eighteenth regiment i nearly full.
 A Patriotic Family.
 August g, 1S62-William A. Green of this town has sent five sons to tn war. The following Is the roll O honor: Thomas L. Greene. Cyrus A Greene, Tenth company; Charles A Greene, Fifteenth Massachusetts; W H. Greene Eighteenth Connecticut George H. Greene, Seventh Connecti cut.
 William F Branch has been sum moned to the Washington office of tn American Telegraph company, so grea is the pressure of business in that city
 A telegram from San Frisco give full particulars of the loss of tn steamer Golden Gate by fire.
 The Greeneville company has elect ed officers: Captain Henry C. Davil first lieutenant Adam H. Lindsay, sec } ond lieutenant James D. Higgins. ] Captain Henry Peale went into cam with a full com pany, Ralph c. Foot, Jr, and Denison L. Brown are re cruiting in Colchester.