Connecticut western news., 1913-09-18
2d HEAViES REUNION
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President, George H. Bates. of Terry yille.
 Vice president, Samuel S. Hunter. Bridgeport.
 Secretary and Historian, Dwight O. Kilbourn, Litchtield.
 Treasurer, Charles ". Hinsdale. Litchield.
 The executive committee is to be ap- pointed by the president at later date. It Is understood that the next reunion will be at Terryville in 1914.
 The secretary's report was omitted, it having been published and circulated in the newspapers 8 year ago. The treas urer's report was read, showing & bal ance on hand of $14.07.
 The annual collection resulted in the contribution of $2I.70.
 The members then arose while the secretary read the list of whose deaths had been reported to him during the year, as follows:
 Albert R. Nettleton, Go. A, Nov. 21, 1912, Thomaston. Coma. age "A.
 Charles O. Barber. Go. A, March l, 1913, Harwinton, Conn.,, age TT.
 Thomas Morris, Go. A, May 10, 1913, Philadelphia, Pa.
 David McBath, Go. A, Southbury, Conn.
 Henry L. Ayres, Go. B. Sept. 8, 1912. Torrington, Conn.,, age 69.
 Henry W. Ostrum, Co. o, Oct. 16, 1911, Bueno Vista, Tex.
 Timothy Mahar, Go. Q, Nov. 5, 1912, Thomaston, Conn.,, age 67.
 Enos s. Benedict, Co. o, Jan. 1913, Bantam, Conn.,, age 82.
 Frederick 0. Hill, Go. 0, Feb. 9, 1913, Torrlngton, Conn.,, age Fl.
 Freeman M. Thurston, Go. O, May 23, Salisbury, Conn. age 80.
 Daniel O. Purcell, Go. D, March 22. 1913, Meriden, Conn. age 70.
 Simon J. O'Donnell, Go. D, Jan. Is, 1913, Waterbury. Conn.
 George W. Butler, Go. D, May 5, 1918. Hartford. Conn.,, age 90.
 James E. Billings, Go. E, June 2, 1919. Newark, N J
 Philip Stabel, Go. E, July 26, 1913, New Haven. Conn.
 Dwight Case, Go. F. March II, 1918, Winsted, Conn.,, age 78.
 Allen B. St. John, Go. F, Oct. 19. 1912. Kankakee, III.
 William German, Go. F, Sept. II. 1912, Ashley Falls, Mass.
 Algernon c. Henderson, Go. F, Dec. 2l, 1912, New Britain, Conn, age 67.
 William c. Gardener, Go. F, Feb. 5, 1913, Elkhart. Ind, age 79. o. Abernethy Baker. Go. F. April IS, 1913. Norcton, Conn.,, age 76.
 Ira Chapman. Go. G, Feb. 20, 1918, Sharon. Conn.,, age 85. v George w. Studley. Go. c, March 9, 1913. North Canaan, Conn, age 69.
 Rufus s. Frink, Go. G, March IT, 1913. Kent, Conn.,. age 78. 1s Elroy 5. Jennings, Do. H, May 14, 1912, Kent, Conn. " Charles s. Meeker, Co. I, June 28, 1913, New Haven. Conn, age 80.
 Captain Edward W. Marsh, June %, 1913, Bridgeport, Conn.,, age TT. . Captain William H. Lewis, Aug, 3, 1913, Bridgeport, Conn.,, age II.
 Lieutenant George E. Betts. May 6. 1913, Bridgeport, Conn.,, age "A.
 Major Walter Burnside. Sept. II, 1913, New Preston, Conn.,, age 80.
 The secretary presented large num- Der of letters from absent comrades, all of whom would have liked to attend, but most of whom were prevented by ill health from attending. They all ex- tended their fraterual greetings and best wishes. They were from:
 D. B. Curtiss. Boscobal, Wisconsin i; Henry A. Carr, Holley, N. T.; c. A. Black, Middletown. N. Y. -; H. 0. Bar mum, Bridgeport Conn. William R. Walker, Mankato, Minn. H. B. Per kInG Sr tlInn6 Flo " Ghana arl Leechburg, Penn. Matt. Bell. Taren- tum, Penn. H. D. Pierce, Garrettsville; Ohio; Wm. Perry, Wayzota, Minn. H. A. Stodard, Newburyport, Mass. Lieutenant James Dixon, Flushing, l.: l.. John A. Phelps, Guilford, Conn. H. 0. Rogers, Brooklyn. L. l. Lieuten- ant w. :. Cooper, Seymour, Conn. William F.. Album, Westport, Conn. Selah F. Wheeler, New Haven, Conn. Ralph Miner, New Haven, Conn. Elmore Hotohkiss, Rockville, Conn. Rev. Wesley l.. Holmer, Durham Center Lieutenant Henry R. Hoyt, Poughkeep. sic, N. Y; E. A. White, Pittsburg, Pa: Charles F. Brown, Rldgefield, Conn. Lieutenant John E. Wheeler, Warren, Penn. James Rose, Franklin, Mass. E. A. Hodon, Sault 5. Marie, Mich. Charles R. Swift, West Hartford.
 After the business meeting, the Asso- citation indulged in campfire exercises until time to depart for the trains. Patriotic songs were given by the Glee Club, and interesting remarks were made by the members of the Assoclation and veterans of other regiments. Cap- tain James Deane, now Reverend James Deane, and an original officer of Go. F, of North Canaan, made a most interest ing address. Comrade Thomas L. Nor ton, of the 7th, kept the audience laugh ing for some length of time, and ex- Comptroller Bradstreet. of Go. D, spoke briefly of the Peace Jubilee at Gettys- burg. of which he was one of the Com missioners from Connecticut. Dudley L. Vaill, of Winsted, son of our old adjutant T. F. Vaill, made a brief ad dress, and Lieutenant George D. Stone,