Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-13
MEMORIAL TABLET !.
Sights C. A. R. MEN
Five Names Omitted from
Monument to Be Unveiled
at NorthfieId.

Some little feeling was oceasioned
when it became known yesterday
that the tablet be unveiled this after
noon as a memorial to the soldiers
from Livingston township omits the
name of five men. 1t was stated to-
day, however, that the omission Of
the names of Captain Bartlett and
of others who went to the front
from Roseland and Centreville, which
at the time of the war were part
of the township of Livingston, was
due to the belief that a separate me-
mortal was planned by residents for
these men.
Captain Bartlett Post G. A. r., OF
Caldwell, and Uzal Dodd Post No.
IL, G. A. r., of Orange, have been
invited to the exercises, which will
take place at 2:30 o'clock at the -four
corners" Northfield.
Concert at Ceremony.
There will be a concert by the I'M
perial Band of Caldwell. Patrick
White. of Orange, now a veteran, will
sound the drum roll call to call tho
veterans together. The visiting
Grand Army posts and the veterans
OF Livingston township will march
around the triangle surrounding the
monument and children of the place
will scatter flowers on the yelled
monument.
| A solo and quartet will follow. Mrs.
Walter Force, of Livingston, will be
the soloist, and DR.. David ]. Ed
wards, Mrs. George B. Schultz AMI
Samuel MacQuaide will also sing.
The memorial tablet will then DO
unveiled. The Rev. DIR. Daniel II.
Clare, pastor Of the Hawthorne Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, of East Orange.
will make an address. The Rev. AL
bert e. Plue. pastor of the Northfield
and Livingston Baptist Churches,
will read from the Scriptures and
offer the invocation. Rock of Ages"
will be sung by the audience
The monument will be presented to
the Sons of Veterans, and Mayor
Julian A. Gregory, of East Orange;
the Rev. DIR. H. c. Gruhnert OF Or
ange and John G. Agar, of East Or
ange, will make addresses, after
which the old soldiers vim sing
| "Tenting Tonight
Freeholder Amos w. Harrison, of
Livingston. will make the final speech
and the program will end with pa
trlOIlC songs Dy Lue duuiSuSc'
Ten Veterans Still Alive.
Ten soldiers of the Civil War are
still living of the fifty-one who went
from Livingston township. They are
Albert Spriggs, wellington Ward,
Frederick Hoffman, George More
house, John II. Parkhurst, of Liv-
ingston; John C. Agar, of East Or
ange; Isaac Butler, of Newark; Lewis
Morehouse, of Newark; William
Squier and Stephen Edwards, of the
Soldiers Home, Kearny.
| The other names on the tablet are:
Henry Beach, Henry Bedford, Peter
Butler. Lewis Campbell, James Col
Inns, Joseph Delecroix, Alec Dele
eroix, John Delecroix. Theodore Dele
croix, Edward Dickinson, Moses Ed
wards, Jonathan Force, Freeman
Ford, George Ford. Silas Genuns,
James Grant, Andrew Hopkins, Sam
uel Hopkins. Lloyd Hopkins, Bernard
Hunt, David Jerolman, Thomas G..
MacQuaide, Cornelius Meeker, David
Morehouse, Lewis Morehouse, John
Nealy, Andrew Parkhurst, Henry
Parkhurst woodruff Parkhurst,
Leonard Reinhardt, John Smith,
Charles Squier, Edwin 7. Squier, Eli
jah Squier, Theodore C. Squier, Isaac
Sharp, George Stone, Lewis Teed.
Moses Ward, Thomas Winans and
Anthony K. Wright.