The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-23
Confederate Veterans Meet.

The annual meeting of Alexander
Young Camp, No. 500. Confederate Vet
Grams. was held Monday afternoon at
Otte's Cafe. this city. The meeting was
held as the one hundred and seventh an
niversary of the birth of General Robert
f. Lee
All the old officers of the Camp were
reelected, as follows:
Captain and Commander, William H.
Shipley. Company c, Sacond Maryland
Regiment
First Lieutenant Commander, D. Cal
win Breadv, Company K, Sixth Virginia
Cavalry
Second Lieutenant Commander, Geo
Albert Lamar. Company B, Thirty-f.i,h
Virginia Cavalry.
Third Lieutenant Commander. Eli w.
MERCER, Company K. First Maryland
| Cavalry
Fourth Lieutenant Commander. Lewis
H. Koester First Maryland Battery.
Adjutant, JOS H. Trundle, Company
B. Thirty-fifth Virginia Cavalry
Quartermaster, Johu w Tabler Com
pany B, Thirty fifth Virginia Cavalry.
Commissarv. C. E. Bready, Company
B, Thrty-flth Virginia Cavalry.
Sergeant Major Thomas B. MAYNARD,
Company A, First Maryland Cavalry.
Mr.. Albert S Brown was elect d Sec
retary-TreaSurer in place of Adolphus
Fearhake deceased.
The following gentlemen were elected
associate members of the Camp: HAYS
Poole, Adamstown; Stephen H Bennett,
Frederick; Charles f. Willard, Knoxville;
Thomas A. Simpson, Liberty; Charles F.
Shipley, Frederick.
The death of comrade and Secretary
Treasurer Adolphus Fearhake was an
nounced and the Commander appointed
the following comm tee to draft suitable
resolutions on his death: John w. Tab
Ter, Joseph H. Trundle, John Francis
Smith.
The Camp enjoyed sumptuous ban.
quet of oysters, turkey and trimmings.
H. Dorsey Etchison acted as toastmas-
ter and in his speech of acceptance re-
ferred feelingly to Comrade Fearhake
and the lost the Camp felt in his death
Addresses were also made by William
J. Grove, John Francis Smith. Thomas
B. Maynard, Albert S. Brown, and the
memory of the deceased veterans was
especially honored.
w. Burns Trunde grid. son of w. Burns
Trundle, Jr., of Dansville, Va. twelve
years of age, delivered a most interesting
sketch of the life of General Stonewal
Jackson.
The following members were present:
John w. Tabler, Joseph H Trundle,
George Albert Lamar, Edward Broadly
Thomas B. Maynard, CYRUS Beall, VIM.
H Shipley, George H. Railing.
List of members of Camp Veterans:
d, Calvin Broadly, Company K, Sixth
Virginia Cavalry.
| c. Edward Bready, Company B, Thil-
ty fifth Virginia Cavalry.
E T. Bready, Company B, Thirty fifth
Virginia Cavalry.
w. Frank Grouse, c. S. A. Secret Ser
vice.
Ignatius w. Dorsey, Quartermaster
First Maryland Cavalry.
Thomas S. Davis Company D. First
Maryland Cavalry.
| Lewis H. Koester, First Maryland Bat
terry.
George Albert Lamar. Company B,
Thirty-fifth Virginia Cavalry
| Eli w. MERCER, Company X, First
Virginia Cavalry.
| Thomas B. MAYNARD, Company A,
First Maryland Cavalry.
George Null, Company A, Eighth Vir-
ginia Infantry.
James Null, Company A, Thirty fifth
Virginia Cavalry.
G. B. Philpot, Company =, Seventh
Virginia Cavalry.
William H. Shipley, Company c, Sec
ond Maryland Infantry.
Zedekiah Smith, Company A, First
Virginia Cavalry.
Joseph H. Trundle Company B. Thr
ty fifth Virginia Cavalry.
John w. Tabler, Company B Thirty
fifth Virginia Cavalry.
Dohn l.. Oorndcrfer, Company d, First
Maryland Cavalry.
William c. Delashmutt, Company d.
First Maryl and Cavalry.
Alfred F. Riddlemoser, Company d,
First Maryland Infantry.
George H. Railing, Company ID, Sec.
ond Maryland Cavalry.
Robert Hodge, Company A, Tredegar
Battalion.
Arthur Potts. Medical Corps. A. N V.
Henry Williams, Company -, Thirty
third Texas Cavalry.
Edward l.. Jones, Company ID. First
Maryland Cavalry
Albert Maynard, Company d. First
Maryland Cavalry.
Albert Jones. Company ID, First Mary
land Cavalry.
| Associate members January 1e, 1914.
]. Howard Allnutt,
George Allnutt,
Albert S. Brown.
d. Princeton Buckley,
G. Mantz Besant,
E. Austin Baughman,
Lewis S. Clingan,
Dr. Charles H. Conley,
Melville Cromwell
Lawrence A. Chiswell,
Frank A. Dorsey,
John F Davis,
! Rufus H. Davis,
| r { Dutrow.
George F. Darner,