Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-20
VETERANS OF THE lSTH TOGETHER
Annual Reunion Buckingham Memorial-President Will liam Caruthers and Secretary Henry Hovey ke- elected-Deaths in the Year Numbered 22-lnterestng Letters from Absent Comrades

fire department and has certain priv ileges and endowments. He has two newspaper routes and runs a small cabinet shop. His health is fine. The old home of Gen. R. H. Milroy is not far away and MT. Sawyer passes 1t many times. The little house is in good preservation and it was from there the general went and rang the court house bell in the village or Van Rensselaer, when Sumpter was fired on and in A hours had formed com pany, and it became part of the Ninth Indiana volnteers, of which General Milroy was made colonel. MT. Sawyer says he never passes the place but it seems that he can see a vision or the general as he appeared at Winchester. The citizens of the town have placed a monument to the general near tfe house. He sent pen picture he made of the camp of the regiment on Thanksgiving in 1862.
 J. w. Martin wrote that he finds the climate of Los Angeles sa1ubrious. The city has provided the old soldiers fine quarters in a mammoth county build ing and there is every convenience needed It makes him feel lonesome to think of the lively days of the Cis T war.
 Robert Kerr, who went from Greene vile with Company A, is also in Cali fornia, nicely located at Pasadena
 Comrade James Mckee was de,e- gated to take the collection. and in 2 borrowed straw hat he gather $15.31 from the comrades.
 Charles H. Lynch of Hartford read a brief but interesting summary of the honorable history of the 18th and then the excellent dinner was served by the Relief corps.
 These comrades registered their names as beirg in attendance:
 Quartermaster Sergeant William Caruthers.
 Commissionary Sergeant Henry Hovey.
 Company A-G. Greene, S. F. G;b- son. John Service, John Phinny, Joan H. left, Joseph A. Mells.
 Company B-Caleb Blanchard. Wil- liam Mandy, Welcome B. Aldrich, Henry Richmond, Hugh Mclaughlin, D. D. Danielson. Samuel Huntingdon.
 Company C-Charles H. Lynch, l.. A. Manning, William E. Witmore, Ed. White, Benjamin B. Brown, Gilbert A. Tracy, H. B. Ormsby, Gilbert. R. Bur dick, Henry T. Clark, Charles F. Geer, Charles Robinson, OTvando Lombard.
 Company D-Oscar Cowan, Thomas J. Leonard, Nathan Chase, Silas E. Clifford. William Gould, Dwight Bur- dick, Frank H. Converse, J. Frank Miller
 Company Flames Mckee George Keigwin. Anthony Adams. H. E. Avery, George Robinson, Marvin Tourtellotte, GeOrSe Maynard, Horaco FOX, M. C. Tracy, Joel Burdick.
 Company F George W. Blake Roswell Butler, William L. Davis Timothy Sullivan, R. NJ. Brown.
 Company G-Charles Barrows, Jo- seph Smith, Fred w. fRedhead, Peter Geronx, Willis Howard.
 Company H = William Caruthe-s William Buckingham, Charles II Brooks, Charles Lewis, James Hag- gerty, Jared Wilson, Dexter Spencer William Dean, Thomas D. Spenc sr Palmer S. Greene. -.-.s -.ss---,
 Company Harvey L. Muzzey, An drew Dean, Edwin Spalding, Joseph O Dathrop, Minor Robbins, Capt. Joau H. Morrison. Henry Frink, Capt. Sam uel R. Knapp. James Tucker, James Bigelow.
 Company XII. W. Babson, R. R James, Thomas T. Bates, w. H. H Lea3ens. D. F. Jordan, M. W. You 1z w. P. Kelley.