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For 12 years Mr. Cushing was super- intendent of manufacturing at the South Boston house of correction, and also for four years he held a similar position at the New Jersey state prison. In recent years he had been employed at the Charlestown Navy Yard. He
leaves a widow.
Mr. Cushing was born in Dover, N. H., May 29, 1848. but was brought up in Lowell, from which city he enlisted in company H, 26th Massachusetts regi- ment, Sept. 3, 1861. With his regiment he participated in many battles,
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Lowell Theak Seler. 19+", 7 De 34th annual Reunion of the
26th May. Teat. aeso- Was observed. bu its members in the hall of Sadd MMutney Post. 185 9TR.
Meeting Called to order by Comrade . B. Wilson of Lowell Incident of the asso- At 11 vete A- The Secty's report read and appareil. Treasurer D. If Hall reported carta Balance R $ 11.00
Deaths Since our last reunion mes reported - as follows- 4B. Corp. Henry In Green Nov. 29th 06 R 72 7euro. Sergt no dates or age news paper clicktoing . Prio 11 11
Charles 7 Hayden John Wright Suivrener Wallon. m. W Murphy
10 booth to Harwood 11 1716 A Lathrop 1 Madison Bral 1
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Frank L. Wood George Hardly Peter Ward 11
lum 6" '07 220 deta '06 July 28 '07 Y100, 23 '56 . tua 16" 07 In date
Co a.
The Roce being Called the following Contratles answera here Cafer. George m. Dickerman Saint Chas H Richardson James 7 Up ham 11 Sergi-
Asseph 7 Slater V 13 Wilson Corp . Joseph Packard
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8 Leonard
Blood Chas. E. Taylor
Total 9.
Com Langt Myron 7. Going Sergt Otras le le appell Pro A Adams.
corp
Pr 11
Costo. & M. Wheeler Hemy & Acorn A B. Brown William Hurt 11 1. A Litchfield S. W. Griffith 11 James &oBrien 11 John, E, Balcon Total 11. 11
Prio Cameo S. Howard & A newton 2
Loreal 7 Barnes heo W. Graves E. D. J. Huckins 3, Sunt.
& P. Blodgett 11 Der. of Red 11 Com. Lagt 2. If Hall
Corpo Samuel K Boroughs. A. J. Fletcher Drummer Prio 11
11
11
11
11
Sergh
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James N Adams- James W Fiske & A. Lathrop. James Monroe. Samuel 7 Tele Samuel Whitney John Wayne addison 13 Wheeler Frank & Stevens Chas W. Pack hunt 15
Co B.
Co 2.
Co D.
Co E.
316 Co7. Serat Thomas & Parrish Prio Andrew A Dminello Chas. Auchins 11 Amos Podle 12. 7 Foster 1 es. P. Boston 6
Mutruch Hogan
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Co H. Sergt 11
1
John F. Alexander Gancio A Fullón Eugene A, Sullivan 3
Co Rummer Calvin Greenwood Patrick Sullivan Daniel & Worthley 3
Co K. Corp . Vm H Ingraham Chas, I Dame 11 Frank In Balcom Oliver W Kalem S. 6 Gould 5
Grand Total 56th
From The Band Abel Croker 1
5M Letters were read from Pol E. F Jones Burghamton Ky Color Singt Jumes W Picker Maskington 76 Laut Col Dolce & Cooke Barok field muss I S. Berry Seattle Cass. Edward Confer Milwaukee Cura Weo. B. Dure
The usual Committee of one from luch Company was chosen to to select candidates for the offens For the ensuing Jean, They reported as follows.
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for preceded Sorgt 7. A Stevens Co E.
1º Vice Pres. 2" Calvaire Molenword
myron I Going. 1. 13.
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Seety
D. H. Hall .. E.
I. H. aler ,. B.
Execution Commettre
Sergt Josefoh FStaler COM. 17. A Stevens 1. E.
1. 76 Balcom Lowell ,. B. Place of meeting Seber. 19 1/ 1968 ._
Donner fina ready- found the boys ready alsb- after Simple justice had Ferre done to the Good things thread "bifor the Comneeds they returned to the Hill and the president call for some what From the Comrades who had just returned From Winchester where they had been to assess in the dedication of a monument Created by the State of mars to the Memory of those who had lost their lives in the famous campaign of 1864 Junk b. H. Richardson Sunt, Mio. FRud and Treasurer D. H, Hall, responded and among the many ford word Spoken Und Tributs paid - Commale Red Presented The following list of the Known Dead From the 26 If_
no on grill- 3693 3702 3728 3710 3729 37 37
George Shaw Co Gs. 37.39 Mm Learns Co H. I. O. Brine " . 3743 & Bleach " K & me Cally „& 3745 F. A Spaulding " H & H Clarendon , 4. 3748 Gro. Snow Aron bacter " 13. 3754 ML Reynolds
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A susreal, entertainment was Furnished biz Mr. and Mrs Maitre Which Has "Frather enjoyed and a Vote of thanks was hundered them for their Efforts to entertain the asso- A ilegram Não received from Cafer James Bradys of Fall River saying he was to ill to attend the
Huicheder was the Subject of a real Stimua Patnotice address of Frev. He He. Powolisp. Which mis enjoyed by all-
Thus Alier May Kiel rendere rendered lance fine Total selections which was heartily aplaude
In ubly to Aucheder Rev. Victor Biting low made one of his splendid orations, which was listened to with pleasure after whor Sergi- James Me, Hutton wertedo once. O this original barns. which Has recuved with a storm of applause
Adjourned I. H. Ballon
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Lowell Mass. Febr. 19th 1908 The 35th annual reunion of the The 26th Mas Megment Aosvratio Was held to day in the Hall of Ladd and Whitney Port. #185 L-AR. / The muting was called to order by the President Senat Frank, No. Stevens at 10 velk MM. 1 The Secretary's p Report read and afferamed
Treasurer D. H Halls report presented Balance on Hand # 19, when was also accchili
Death reported einer our lash Jeans was as follows Sunt, Orlando M Dickerman Get. 11' 07 Co.A. William & Bearles no data Jan 25, 1904 . .. . 1901 ,. B.
Daniel Heating James A Pankin
Singt . William Corchete Mason Wheeler David Rogers. James A Sherman Edward Sullivan Frank 2. Word
May 27 1904 :. @ Feb- 1906 .. E. 1908 .,F. Sept. 15. 1907 .... May 8 1908 , . I Aug 16 1907 . I
Roll Call The Following Comrades - men prosent
Total - 10-
Gene. E. Flores. Aber F herrchen /Band
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Co a. Sunt b. H. Richardson lames. F. Lepham Wallet. Seo. M. Dickerman Singt Martin S. Parkett Joseph 7 5latin 11 Roseavins Brown E. A Sawyer Patrick Halkin WW Anold l. 18 . Wilson Joseph Packard Horace Al Salem Chas. E. Taylor Leonard Blood
Total 14.
Such. Con Sengt 11
Chas. 6. Messer Myjsou S. Gonna, 6. le be apelle Albert B. Brown Isso. A Adamo m. B. Clark. 6 has. & Carry Same M Griffiths John H. Balcon Benjiman I Parken Stephen I Wheeler I'm Hunt Randal M. Erving Iser. A bitch fuld
Total 14.
Co.C.
James L. Howard. 1.
Jeral 7. Barnes 1.
C. E. Sunt Filas 1. Blodgett 11 Isso. A Reed
Leon Jengt Delette H Hall
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Sergt
Co Cs.
Co H.
Singt "
Co K
Frank H Stevens Samuel R. Barrows. lames munson Aaron J. Fletcher Quicola E. Wheeler Samuel Whitney Addison B. Wheeler lo. P. Pickard E. D. Lathrop John Wayne .13
R. H. Foster Andrew of Drinells Thomas D Parish 3
Sergt Ringt Caber. James Bradys Patrick Hogan Humphrey Sullivan 3.
John F. Alexander Walter m. Fillon D. A Sullivan 3.
Calvin Greenwood .
Frank M. 12alarm Oliven M Balcom So. S. Gould from Af Ingratiam 4
Whoer attendance 09. The following commandes were offerunited to nominate the officers of the asso-form the fear ensuing,
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James 7 Upham le. le Cappell Do 1B.
Thos Parrish Co 2.
Park Hogan
James D. Howard Co le D. A. Sullivan .. b. P. Pickand Frank 11 Balem K This reported as follows. 11
Samuel . Burroughs ,. E. 2 Treas Secty.
For President Charles 6. Cappelen 00 13. for
Vice Presd.
James S. Howard ,, C.
Delette H. Hall " E. John If Balcone
The report was acceptice and the Coffins dietra by ballot --
Executive Committee
Joseph Packand a. Gen. A Adams b. B. James S. Howard. " Iseral & Barnes A barnes Mumsor . E. Thos . A Parrish F . Patrick Hogan Is. John 7 Abhanden A Calvin Greenwood. D. Oliver W /Balcon K.
Voted that the Secretary Enquire with The price of the Corpus badges and report at the next Meeting . Voted that our next reunion ou feld Saturday Sehr. 18th The following Comrades were chosen to make arrangements for the 36th dinner. Charlie le, Cappelle Frank to, Stevens Joseph, Packard John H, Balcon
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Diner being the next food thing in order. the comrades and their friends Io in number marched to the banquet room when a Turkey Duinen was Abread for Her entertainment, to which ample justice was done with many Upressions of africation 1
Returning to the Post ronne a musical Program - with Speaking was presented 1
as follows.
Mier Bence Kraft
Jeg 2. Infantry call by Pohonograph Remarks by Mr. Mr. Kingott Solo by rs. Duncan - Just Before The Battle and Old Stamp Phonograph miss Knall Patriotic Ceration by Her. A. T. Whittaker Phonograph Yay mino Rnalt Talk by mr. James O" Luluan Solo by Mrs Duncan Remarks by Rev. Victor Bigelow Long by mies Rice
Phonograph Should Geld accuantine. I forgot
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The Secretary wad a note from Conrade James R. Fullin Saying he Was confined to his home with sickness but he contributed a humorous incident 8 " Then "Sheridan and The Dachi's which was enjoyed by all- C an motion of Sunt Go. A Rud mito Cora Sheridan. Secretary for leal E. F. toms was adopted as the
" Daughter of the 26th Regiment
an Motion of Sinh Chas. A Richardem Lunch Sances F. Wphan. Has Chosen Historian of the Regiment. Le tras directed to report his borgues your time to time. with the work and when complete the association is expected to cause it to & published-
Adjunce to Much Salinas, Sept. 1817,909.
John f. Balerin Secretary Salida Mars Separ. 20th 1908.
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Fifty Survivors of the 26th Mass- achusetts Infantry Gather For the Annual Reunion.
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Forty-four years ago Saturday the D. Parrish; Company G, Capt. James final battle of Winchester, Va., was Brady, Patrick Hogan and Humphrey Sullivan; Company II, D. A. Sullivan; Company I, Calvin W. Greenwood; Company K, Frank M. Balcom, S. C. Gould, William H. Ingraham and Oli- ver W. Balcom. fouglit between the forces of Gen. Phil- ip HI. Sheridan and Gen. Jubal A. Early, the army under "Fighting Phil" winning the disputed position from the long- headed rebel cavalry leader. An Old Romance.
Saturday fifty survivors of that battle, all veterans of the 26th Mas- sachusetts infantry, met in Post 185 liall, Wyman's Exchange, for their an- nnal reunion. Forty-four years ago they had all run out from a belt of woods into an open plain, making for the enemy's position, at the same time coniing into touch with the Second and 12th Virginia infantry regi- ments. The Virginians, who were the flower of the Southern armies, while unprepared for the sudden appearance of the Federal troops, nevertheless opened up a brisk musketry fire, and that's why the 26th's survivors of that battle will teil you of wounds they re- ceived in that charge through the belt of woods and into the open plain, on September 19th, 1864.
The reunion opened with a business session, shortly after 11 o'clock. About 50 veterans, accompanied by wives and laughters, were present. Reports of the last reunion were read, and then the list of deaths during the past year was given. It held 10 names. Those who died were: James A. Sherman, [Company A: William Crockett, Com- Dany C; Lieut. O. W. Dickerman, Company A, Lowell; Wm. A. Searles, Company A, Lowell; Daniel Keating, Company A, Lowell; Mason Wheeler, .Company E, Acton; David Rogers, Company F; Edward Sullivan, Com- pany I; James A. Parker, Company B, and Frank L. Wood, Company I.
Letters were read from various members of the association who were unable to be present at the reunion. The election of officers for the ensuing rear was then in order. Those chosen vere: President, C. C. Capelle, Coni- any B. Leominster; first vice presi- ent, Samuel Burrows, Company E,
cton: seeond vice president, James L. oward, Company C. Brockton; secre- y, J. H. Balcom, Company B, Na- ir: treasurer, D. H. Hall, Company Acton; executive committee: Joseph ekard, Company A, Lowell; George Ams, Company B, Townsend; James Howard. Company C, Brockton; frael F. Barnes, Company D, Ever- Je :: James Monroe, Company E, Con- ford Junction: F. D. Parrish, Company Nashua, N. H .: Patrick Hogan,
ompany G, South Andover; John i 'lexander. Company H. Manchester, N. [ .; Calvin Greenwood, Company I, ashua, and Oliver W. Balcom, Com- any K, Shirley.
It was voted to hold the next annual Beunion in this city on September 18, 909.
:The Roster.
The roster of those present is as col- ows: General Edward F. Jones of Ringhampton, N. Y., first colonel of the ly known as "the man who pays the
26th regiment, and at one time colonel of the famous Sixth Massachusetts; Band, Abel F. Crooker, Lowell; Com- pany A, Lieut. C. H. Richardson, Lieu- James F. Upham, Sergt. Martin L. Bassett. Capt. George M. Dickerman, Sergt J. F. Slater, R. Brown, E. A. Sawyer, Patrick Halpin. Joseph Pack- ard, N. A. Baleom, Leonard Blood and Mr. Taylor; Company B. Lieut. C. C. Messer, Commissary Sergt. M. L. Gor- ing. Sergt. C. C. Capelle, A. B. Brown, George A. Adams. W. B. Clark, S. W Griffiths, J. H. Balcom. Benjamin W. Parker. Stephen B. Wheeler. Randall M. Ewing and G. A. Litchfield; Com- pany C. James L. Howard; Company D. Israel F. Barnes: Company E, Lieut. Silas P. Blodgett, Lieut. George A. Reed. Commissary Sergt. D. H. Hall, F. H. Stevens, Samuel R. Barrows, James Monroe, Lincoln E. Wheeler, Samuel Whitney, Addison B. Wheeler, C. P. Pickard and E. D. Lothrop: Com- pany F. Andrew H. Dwinnells, Thomas
A real romance, a romance of years ago, was uncloaked during the reunion. Any one of the old vetcrans present would suggest that Capt. James Brady, now collector of the port of Fall River, and in command of Company G, 26th regiment at the last battle of Winches- ter, could probably give as many side- lights on the history of the regiment as about the whole rank and file of the association put together. Capt. Brady is now 77 years of age, and his health Isn't of the best. But he manages to attend every reunion. He was wound- ed in seven places at the battle of Win- chester, receiving five gun shot wounds in his lower left leg, one in his right leg, and one through his left side. His lower left leg was amputated shortly after the battle, and for weeks he re- mained in the hospital.
Capt. Brady, and here begins a ro- mance which searchers after themes for fiction might do well to look up, had captured a Confederate family named Burnside in Winchester only a short time before he led his company through a belt of woods and into the ranks of the 2nd and 12th Virginia regiments. There were two daughters in this family. After the brave cap- tain was literally shot to pieces and was placed in the hospital a member of the Burnside household obtained permission to go through the hospital. She did go through and there met her captor, Capt. Brady. The young wo- man's name was Miss Josephine M. Burnside and now she is Mrs. James Brady, and her home is in Fall River. She was unable to attend the reunion. Her sister now lives in Maryland. "So you see," said Capt. Brady, "I really received eight wounds that day, but that one through the heart wasn't fatal. It got me a good wife for later years, when the struggle should be over."
Jones, Who Pays the Freight.
Gen. Edward F. Jones, who com- manded the Sixth Massachusetts in- fantry and who was the first colonel of the 26th regiment, was one of the in- teresting figures at the reunion. Ae- companying him were Mrs. John An- derson of Pepperell, the "daughter" of the Sixth regiment, and Mrs. Cora Sheridan, both daughters of General Jones. Gen. Jones was lieutenant gov- ernor of New York when David Ben- nett Hill was governor, and he is gen- erally considered a strong Democrat. Friday, however, Mrs. Anderson an- nounced to a reporter that her father would support Governor Charles E. Hughes for re-election, but that he would not support the rest of the Re- publican ticket. Gen. Jones now lives in Binghampton, N. Y., and he is wide- freight." He is blind. He attended the reunion of the Sixth Massachusetts infantry, held in this city, last spring.
After the business session dinncr was served in the dining room con- nected with the post's quarters. A program of music and speechmaking was in order following the dinner. Those participating in it were: Infan- try calls, first and second, given on phonograph records by Miss Rena Knapp; remarks, Rev. George F. Kenn- gott; solo, Mrs. Duncan; phonograph selections, "Just Before the Battle. Mother," and "Old Glory," Miss Knapp; remarks, Rev. N. T. Whittaker and James O'Sullivan; solo, Miss Rice, and remarks, Rev. E. Victor Bigelow, Gen. Edward F. Jones, and the ers of Į the regimental association.
The report from the hospital vesfer- day was to the effect that no internal injuries were suspected and that the patient has a good chance to recover.
Richard Foster, 75 years of age and a resident of Lawrence, went through the Civil war without a day's sickness and without a wound of any kind, but Saturday he attended the annual rc- unlon of the 26th Mass. infantry in Wyman's Exchange and, while coming downstairs In the afternoon toppled over the banister only a short way from the top landing and fell a distance of nearly 30 feet ,striking on his head and back. He was immediately taken to St. John's hospital, and it is be- lieved that he will die.
Richard Foster has lived in Lowell street, Lawrence, for many years. U11- til a few months ago he had worked as a machinist in the Pacifle mills. This morning, in company with H. A. Dwinnells and daughter, Mr. Foster came to this city to attend the annual rcunion. He had not attended one for several years, because he had been unable to leave his work, but today he cxpressed great pleasure at being able to come here. Mr. Dwinnells and Mr. Foster had served together in Com- pany F, 26th regiment, taking part In ali of the important engagements dur- ing the Shenandoah valley campaign and up to the final battle of Winches- ter, September 19, 1864. Mr. Foster had been blessed with good health and had been one of the few Northern sol- diers who had stood the campaigning without sickness. Good fortune had attended him also, for, although always with his company, he escaped the bur- lets or the rain of canister and shrap- nel. He had been called "Lucky Dich" by many of his comrades.
But good luck broke Saturday -it was one of those strange ironles of fate, one of those happenings which is recorded and which mocks us as We try to divine why the scheme has been
worked out so. If Thomas Hardy, fa- talist, predestinist, had writen it out, twould have been ascribed to
his "frame of mind" and not related to the real little ironies of life.
Mr. Foster had eaten his dinner in the dining hall of Post 185 quarters and had then started down stairs. No- body saw him fall, although there were several about who ran to him immedi- ately after he struck on the second floor. Mr. M. A. Tighe was one of these. Dr. Tighe said that he was con- scious, although Mr. Foster was suf- fering from bad hemorrhages of the nose and mouth. Dr. Tighe believed that the man had sustained a basal fracture, and probably internal injuries. Mr. Foster had fallen with such force as to break a hole in the plastering of the second landing and to break the top of a stout box used by the janitor of the building. The ambulance was hurried to the place and Mr. Foster was taken to St. John's hospital. There an examination was made. Mr| Foster retained consciousness throughout it all. At the hospital it was said that he was in a serious condition. No frac- ture had been found, but he was badly bruised and possibly internally injured. He had a badly broken nose.
Mr. Foster has a wife and three daughters, all residents of Lawrence. -
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Lowell Sept. 18th 1909.
The 36 Anual Resmun of the 26th Mars Asse, Was held in the Hall of Ludd Whitney Port b. A.R.
The meeting was called to order by the president. Sorgt Charles to. Cappelle at 10 30 Mm. -1
The Dettays report read and afford
Freasser D. H Hall repated cash Balance on hand $6. report accepted
The following conmattes were related mustered out - enin our last meeting Albert . Brown C. B. AN. 1 1908. Dr. 68. Years. France A Powers .
I Jan 29, 1909. .. 67 " Sunt Silas P Blodgett" E Feb. 11 " " 73 " Chas. 6 Messer " 11 B , " 22 " 11 66 " Capt. Janus Brady " y. , 28 " 77 . Col John S. baske " 11 69 " John Mc Governy
11 9 11
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micheal nugent Bes. W Waterhouse 11 Chalets Hoan 11
11 D. Sefat. 4
no date 1909.
11
1909.
Harry Corey
Andrew Garvey 11
11 " 1909
Lunt H. IL Oliver Sergt bio M Frost.
Oct.2. 11
0 190%.
Total 14. - Roll Call - The Following Normales were prececx Land Orlando F bonite - John D. Blanchard Abel. F. Crocker
es. B.
11 1909.
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Sunt b. H. Richardson Vergt Jos. 7. Slater martin S Bassett. Patrick Halkin Leonard Blond Polat . 6
Moreauin Brown Joseph Packard- - 11 Co B.
Con Sergt. Myror I Going 6, 6, Capelle 11 Des. A Adams. Chas. & borry. 11 Striphere I Meler. Leo, A Laway, noah moulton
11
Same, W Griffiths
Howard Wilson 13.
Hat. 6 Story Ismal y Barnes c. D. 1,
Singt
Sergt, 6 has W Parkhurst. A& Fletcher James M Fiske Cyrus P. Pickand Frank 7 Sevens. Sinicola & Wheeler Addison B Wheeler Co 7.
Samuel R. Boroughs- Janus H, Adamo Emory & Lathrop Janus mourir Sam Whitney John Wayne 13
1.
Patrick Hogan. Humphrey Sullivan 2,
S. S. Hay- Wallin'm Fullon
Bengt
John 7. Alexander Eugene A Lallevan
Daniel Northery Co. 4.
Charles H. Dame. S. C. Gould- Total - HT-
track M Balom
3,
John H Balcone Hurry & Acom A. B . Brown William Hurt
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A committee of light comrades mere appointed to nominate a board of Officers for the evening year, they respected as follows-
For President Samuel P. Boroughs. Co E. portier " Walter M. Pallone
1. 2nd 11 11 S. C. Gould
11 Treasurer. D. H. Hall. Co E.
11 Secelay I. H. Balcom C. B.
Upbon battott the above comsales were electeded
Voted that the 39 anual reunion be held in Boston Saturday Sept. 17th 1918
the following were chosen a committee
to arrange for the same
Humphrey D. Sullivan Hat 6. Stry and Sith Balcon,
Mr. John Anderson Daughter of Col 6.7 Jonc. reported the botto i'll to attend the reunion. figurines us the
Letters were red from. Mr. Jances Brady 1 Midou of Capt. Porady. also a letter from Mrs. Mary & Upiam, Saying that Saut James I Uprain way too ill to attend our Junior.
Deforene . John 7. Valery Valory Secretary
natrel Sep-1909-
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Daniele, Doble 17 1911. The 39th Circuit Henning of the 26th mars. ASSO. 1 was held to days wie Allemond Hall of lost. 42. P. A. K.
The meeting was called to order for! Namen ! H, Warroughs at 10 45 87. 11 The deestarys what if the las martins His Head and approved- " the following deaths mere rebates nathaniel & Stores 1910
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George Weutley Eduard Meddemografi. -.
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8, The following Commandes Were dule Options for the year as follows- 11 Quánderet
Mullin M. Futter je Vice " Yalich Anga.
11 11 Sectary
D. H. Hall.
D.N. Nall upati ca.x ui , "is naudos- Mu Dollar -- a Collections 200 Faire Leaving a'talane. of $16.00 far hadian cíve - 517,50 11 .
and beelectunnat Dr. 1911 South Jetlater Maitre Baraett.
achance-
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The Sailmin, Restorane to Hole Calle
Jeret
1 Att Marinella beef! of Stalin 2 George & Bailey Web? Package. Patisch Hagan 1
in Ir Arnold. Martin &, Naceett
Petriche
Singt Sin 7 Herunder Hallin M. Fullur Eugene Y Sechenan 3
Cakes - 8 Galicia N. Greenwood 1 Nerge 6. 6 labelle
. 16. Frank M. Balcon Oliver N. Balon 2
Total 39.
Rindal ). Conversa
C. C.
the Lades of W. R. & #15 Blick nas vous Formatique. Hone and of excelant qualell
Loreal 7. Barnes 1. The Un. N. Whaticken Bron. of Read. IH Hall Freut Rechenden Tallin M Fulton aux other, gute Stint Souches to the Old Boy's Which No Closely listened to Muting with reactor allouer-
Rom Nagt D. 26, Hall. Samur R roughs. A . Y. Fletcher Sairees DM, Fiskes E . D. Path of laser, Thomas Lyreco rickard
Adtried to trust again 1 Penciler
Je b.r. 1.9 - 19%0 Addieme 18 Triceler- 11
R. H. 13 alemn 1
Jethen W. W huelen
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Soulet, Maxi Sept. 19th 1911.
38th annual union and The both aniversary of the 26th 22020. Resument was held to day in Heland Hall, 11 the mutila was called to Orden at 10:30 Am. by President- Butter 71. Fulton
The annual report of the Secretary was Presented and accepted
The Following Deaths were reported 11 Chase M. Strain Die 29th 1911, Sabefaut .H. Stephen . Amith July 25th 1911 . Vijf Riley Boston Brugman W. Parker. 1411 Albert H. Rhodes. Dec 18. 1409, Chelsea, 11
mar 5th 1911 Crotone 11
11 11
11 Ustral F. Barnes. George E. Baily William E bole
Spot 511, 1911 Placer 16th 1011 Sorrell. Everett 1911 Plymouth H.H. 1411 Cochesett.
Jan 12. 1911
- Nul Call-
bras. It Richardsm Garph. D Stater. Joseph Packard. Master E. Barrett Rassavino Procon Patrick Halpour Fre dr. E Apraque
Doha Nr. Balcone Y. 18. Brown William faut Leo. I Stenfield Henry & White 8
Co 2.
6. 6, tabelle George & Alunos.
Co none
Со N. none-
iidel-
Noah & moulton Marcus, 76, Wird "1
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Co E.
Leute H Hall. 1 9. Fletcher Dances. It. "Fiske. Vanco Hbund. Esmu ? Richard. Frank, Stevens Everett Derceler Addison BB. Aneter Davino, H &Adres .- 11. 11
to F. Thomas G. Panisk Andrea If Limitcells Charles stuckeirs
Hunphrey & Sullivan
2.
Jain I Alexander Eduard . Harpo Muller Wo. Fulton Eugene A Sullivan 4.
J. Cuisine Mr Greenwood, Co. K. Frank M. Balcon 1
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Grand total 2.
-11- The Jo corvino Commandes Here dity elected Oblie of the users for the coming year
Beer . Helams. C. B. execuett. Hace, Frey D. Saluran ". C. ps. Vice " George LA Reed 11 2nd
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