Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-09

the hospital officials declare that the work of the surgeons would probably have been undone, and MT. Edwards returned to the hospital for renewal of treatment
 MT. Edwards father was permanent ly and seriously injured while at work at the Cotuel plant about six years ago, being run over by car of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad company in the Cottreu yard. He lost both legs below the knees.
 For the ninth free concert in Will cox park by the Westerly band, given Thursday evening, Leader Charles O. Gavitt arranged this program: Ma tional air, Columbia; overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe; waltz, Wedding of the Winds. Hall; clarinet solo, Louis Solomon; popular air, selected; march from Tannhauser, Wagner; pot pourri, No 1, Broadway Revied. Lampe, introducing gems from The Bachelor Bellies. Golden Butterfly, Man Who Owns Broadway, Girl and Kaiser. Ba- ron Trenck, Alma, Where do You Live? Dollar Princess, Chocolate Soldier, Broken Idols; grand march and chorus from Semiremidie. Rossini; march, Governor Dyer, Reeves; finals, Star | Spangled banner.
 The annual reunion of the First Rhode Island Cavalry Veteran asso citation will be held Friday at Slo cum's Pawtuxet Cove house, Westerly, is credited with 31 members of the First Cavalry in the civil war, but con- | tributed no special company. Those credited to Westerly are: John K. Bartlett Edson Davis, J. Alonzo Bab- cock, Isaac F. Burdick, Nicholas Egan, Solomon A. Gee, Horace Greene, Mar tin S. Greene, John Hoxie, James Johnson, William R. Kay, Charles 5. Kenyon, George w. Reyes, August La l coste, Benjamin G. Lawrence John | Lewis, George H. Martin, Otis c. Nash, Hubbard Newton, Andrew ?. O'Don- nell, Edward B. Pendleton, John G. 1 Raynor, Algernon Riches, John S. | Ripley, Edward B. Soule, Assistant Surgeon Albert Utter. Joseph w. Vim cent, Captain Joshua Vose, George | Watson, Surgeon William H. Wilbur ! and Isaac F. York.
 Of the foregoing, three are living. | They are: Joseph Raynor of Westerly, who enlisted in Company K, Aug. 6, 1862. He originally served in Com pany A, old organization. In January, 1863, he was appointed musician and borne in detached service in band dur ing greater part of service. In April, 1863, he was in detached service at Dunfries, Va. Then at corps head quarters from Sept. 30, 1863. until De- cember, 1863. He was borne in de- | tached service at cavalry service head quarters from March 1, 1865. until June of the same year, when he was mustered out of the service.
 Edward B. Pendleton of Boston, who enlisted as private in Company A, Aug. 15. 1862. and in December was assigned to the hospital depart ment until April, 1863. Then at bri- gade headquarters from April 16 un- til June, 1863. On the 18th of June he was captured at Middleburg, Va
 and released at City Point, Va, July 28. He was exchanged in February 1864, at Portsmouth Grove, R. I
 March 12, 1864, he was transferred to the 117th company, second battalion veteran reserve corps, and mustered
 out April p. 1885,
 Captain Joshua Vose of Pontiac. R
 l., was enrolled Oct. 25, 1861. He or
 iginally served as second lieutenant
 of Company F, and June 12. 1862, was
 commissioned first lieutenant anC
 transferred to company H. July ,
 1862, he was appointed regimental ad
 Jutant and served until Aug. 1. 1862
 when he was promoted to be captain
 and transferred to company A. Rt
 was honorably discharged Dec. 6
 1864.
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