The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-07-17

U. S Depoy, ny. Age 60.
NJ. Shaver. Co. X, 11th Ky. Init.
L. s., Bremen, Ky. Age So.
l.. ID. Grggs, Co. ID, 25th Ind.
lift, L. S, Paradise, Ky. Age Il.
ice Gosett, Co. VI, 1lth Ky. Inft.
T.. IS. Central city, Ky. Age 80
Z. NJ. Brown. Co. a, 2Gth Ky. Cav.
T.. s., Central Cry, Ky. Age 60.
M. /. Buski,l, co. A, 9TH Kansus
cavalry, L. s., Central CITY, Ky. Age
So.
Noah Viuson, Co. II. 18th Ky INIT.
L. s., Greenville, Ky. Age 10.
G. J. Doss, Co. II, 1lol Ky. INIT.
L. S. Central City, Ky. Age a.
John Miller, Co. F. 35th Ky. INIT.
L. s., Greenvil,e. Ky.
Joe l.. Carr. Co. b, SOth Ohio lnft.
U. s., Central City, Ky. Age SO.
S. House, Co. F, 18th Ky Cav. L..
s. Central City, Ky. Age rs.
w. A. Smith, Co. F, 22d Ind. Cav.
U. s., Central City, Ky. Age "a
IT. n. Finley, Co. ID, I'd Ky. Cav.
c. S. A, Greenville, Ky. Age 70.
w. 7. Blankenship, Co. b, 11th Ky.
Unfit. L. s., Browder, Ky. Age 20.
J. C. Kelley, Co Z, 55th Penn. Init.
U. s., Greenvl-e, Ky. Age Y.
The minutes of last meeting were
read, corrected and approved. A mo-
ZION was then made to select the
place of next meeting, which result
ed in the selection Of Rockport, Ky.
the time being the Sd day of July.
1915, on account of the fourth COM
ing on Sunday. This was an accep-
'ance of the invitation of Rockport
Lodge No. 916 !. o. o. F. and the
citizens of Rockport to come as their
guests for our next reunion.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year was then taken up, and
resulted as follows:
j. NJ. Wick, President, Central City;
l.. It. Red, Vice President, Rockport:
H. c. Truman, Chaplain, Fordsville
d. E. Rhoads, Adjutant, Dade City,
f'a' -'' - t. -
The roll of the dead, who died
within the boundry of this associa-
ton within the last year was read
by Chaplain Truman. This report is
as nearly full as it is possible to
make it. The territory is wide, our
organization is not perfect, and our
means Of communities Is limited
TO the old soldiers families or friends
for information as to the demise of
many comrades. We would urge
friends and comrades to communicate
Ill deaths of comrades, giving date of
death, age. company. regiment and
army to Rev. II. G. Truman, at
Fordsville, Ky. On motion it was de-
termined that at each of our future
meetings there should DE an hour set
aside for a short memorial service
to our departed comrades. and when
that hour is fixed. IL shall have prec-
edence over all other bus mess. Aside
from the report of the death OF so
many of The old boys t29), this meet
ing was very much enjoyed by the
rank AMI file of old veterans, and
We hope by Their many friends pres
ent on this glorious 4th. The Old vets
woke up no the fact that we are still
in the land of the living; that We are
still a part OF the things rhat nod
an interest in the land. The great
flag, 'OM Glory, seemed to shed Il
peculiar hallow over the meeting, pa
triotism was on tap at every turn,
friends met us as if 1t Was truly a
pleasure to shake our old hands, and
we see no grounds To-. complaint.
We surely enjoyed the old songs, as
rendered by the Central City Glee
Club. They sounded good to us, and
the Powder.y Band seemed to be IN
spired with a patriotic impulse and
did themselves proud. They are a
goci lot and we like them.
The good people of Central City
deserve our thanks, and have them,
and We hope to live to meet with
them in the future, on unanimous
vote. The president was instructed TO
appoint every veteran present a
committee of one to bring at least
one other Veteran TO the meeting at
Rockport, July I'd, 1916.
After much shaking OF hands. many
songs and hearty God bless YOU"
the benediction was pronounced by
our chaplain, another good meeting
was thing of the eternal past.
J. H. RICHARDSON. Pres.
l.. T. REID. Adjt.