Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-24
STONINGTON
In Camp at Norwich Fifty Years Ago -Stonineton's Quota in 18th Regi- ment, C. V.-Stranded Steamer Ca Iabria Foated-Rev. G. B. Spalding to Leave Wednesday.

ment, c. V.-Stranded Steamer Ca Iabria Foated-Rev. G. B. spaIding
 to Leave Wednesday.
 Fifty years ago this week the fol- lowing men made up the poll of nine months men who made up the quota of Stonington at that time in camp at Norwich:
 Captain, Daniel Champlin, 32; first lieutenant, John F. Jenks, A; second lieutenant . Samuel K. Tillinghast, 30; first sergeant, H. H. Packard, 30; second seargeant, John H. Moran, IS; third sergeant, Thomas W. Grace, 26; fourth sergeant, William M. Sherman, 24; fifth sergeant, Thomas W. Gardner 27; first corporal, George E.. Brayton, 19; second corporal, Frank w. Gard 26; third corporal, Jacob R. Lockwood 2S; fourth corporal, Charles H. Bur- dick, 25; fifth corporal, George D. Edwards, 2S; sixth corporal, Charles Bennett, End, 29; seventh corporal Geo D. Burgess, IS; eighth corporal, An drew H. Brown, B. Privates: Erastus D. Appleman. 26; Elias Babcock, Jr., IS; Richard A. Brown, 29; Jerome F. Barchette, 26; Thomas H. Brown, 22; Henry L. Bab- cock, 19; Thomas Crowley, 26; Will fam F. Eccleston, 30; Alexander Fra zier, 23; John F. Holburton, 2s; Philip A. Irons, IS; Christopher A. Lyman 21; Elias L. Maynard, 25; John C. Moon, 26; Charles A. Miller, 25; Sam uel M. Macomber, 27; John D. Prentice l21; Chauncey D. Rice, 26; James H Brown, 20; Thomas J. Brown, 43; Horace F. Burdick, 21; Amos D Ba. nes, 2c; O.. lle M. Briggs. 9: AmGs A. Crandall, j.; Joseph W. Ccle- man. 18; Samuel 2. Ecclesten. 23, Charles H. Gladding. 23; Shuhi Holmes 29; George A. Latham, IS; flames A. Lord, 2S; David Merritt, 20; John M. Mosher, 42; John Nye, A; Avery E. Parks, 18 Elisha K. Rath- bun, 98: Edward Shirley, 25; James W. Targee, 24; Warren P. Thompson l 22 Nathan s. Sheffield, 18; Charles w, Taylor, 30; Thaddeus M. Weems 26.
 This company formed part of the 26th Connecticut regiment, vols, under the command of Col. Thomas G Kingsley, and suffered severely al Part Hudson, Miss Death, of Miss Hannah Williams. Miss Hannah Williams, ST. aunt ot George W. Haley died in Groton Fri | day She was a frequent visitor ir Stonington.
 Stranded Steamer Floated. The schooner Calabria which wen ashore near the sugar reef spindle or Saturday morning was fioated Mon day morning.
 cIambake at Lords Point. | A large number of borouglSites en | joyed clambake at Stanton's hotel g Lords Point Sunday. Many out O town people were present.
 Gasoline Engine For Steamer.
 Steamer Watch Hill has been takel will have a gasoline engine installea instead of the present steam engine.
 Miss Fanny Sheldon is visiting il Hartford.
 Mrs George E. Webb of New Suf folk, L. l., Is guest of her sister Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson.
 Farewell Sermon.
 Rev. G. B. Spalding delivered hi farewell sermon Sunday at the Roa Congregational church, having resign ed the pastorate on Wednesday, H will enter on his new work at Rock Hill, conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Darrel and Miss Darrell have arrived hom from an automobile tour of Massa
 chusetts
 Mrs. Patrick Cunningham and Mis-
 Dean of Providence are guests of ] J. Mccormick and family. l B. A. Potter spent Saturday i WilIimantic.
 Miss Ethel Simmons has gone t
 Pennington to attend Miss Porter school.
 Harold T. Eaton leaves this (Tues day) morning for Brown university.
 Miss Laura T. Wood is visiting
 Stratford.
 F. D. Burtch, who is employed z
 Northampton, L. l., is home for fe-
 days.
 Arthur A. Dewey, Miss Irene Dewe
 and Mrs. J. A. Dewey are visiting
 New York.
 Mrs. Fred W. Wilcox has returne
 from Flushing, N. Y, where she hs , been the guest of George c. Pendlt
 ton and family. William B. Graham fit Saturday
 take up his work in Washington, lC.
 The Stonington fishermen have hs
 good luck thus far many thousar : barrels having been caught by the lt
 cal men.
 Eighty Six to be Made.
 At a meeting of the board of re. istrars 86 names were presented to made voters, among them being tl . name of one woman who asks to ha7 the privilege of voting on school ma :, lters.
 5 Mrs. E. w. Babcock Burned. s Mrs Erastus w. Babcock sustain , severe burns on her right hand Sa > urday afternoon while eXtinguishing :, fire in the kitchen of her home | Broad street. A match thrown in ; the coal bod caused material to i , mite and the flames spread to h : clothing and to some clothes which S ; had been ironing and hung near t ], stove. The paper and woodwork one side of the room was bad scorched. Mrs. Babcock rushed in
 the room and pulled down the bur ;; ing clothes and sustained the burns 'i her hands. Dr. Brayton attended h. h Boy FeIl' Overheard. {, A boy fell overheard from the stear T, boat wharf Saturday about 4.30. Sor = men heard his cries and went to l
 assistance.
 !. The schooner Albert J. Lawsc :. which has on board a cargo of ir ', an other material from wrecks W 1 unload at the steamboat wharf a m ship away the material this week. Mrs. w. A. Breed has returned frC
 Hampden, Mass.
 i F. A. Potter SDent Saturday in Vii