A Souvenir of Walton, Delaware County, New York
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On April 20, 1881, Ben Marvin Post, No. 209, G. A. R, was organized with twenty-six charter members. Ben Marvin, after whom the Post was named, was the first Walton boy killed in the late Civil War. The first BEN MARVIN officers of the Post were: Commander, John Babcock; Senior POST Vice-Commander, J. D. Seeley; Junior Vice-Cominauder, D.
E. McLean; Quartermaster, Harvey Henderson; Surgeon, J.
W. Holmes; Chaplain, R. Garrison; Officer of the Day, A. K Eells; Officer of the Guard, William A. McL...ean. The present officers of the Post are: Commander, George O. Mead; Senior Vice-Commander, D. E. Roe; Junior Vice-Commander, A. J. Goodrich; Post Surgeon, J. N. Launt; Chaplain, Charles Hubbell; Quarter- master, W. Sines; Officer of the Day, S. J. Robinson; Officer of the Guard, Henry Pettis; Sergeant Major, Charles H. Weaver; Quartermaster Sergeant, George A.
Colton. The Post has finely appointed rooms in the new State Armory building, where they meet every Monday evening. The present membership is ninety-four.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On April 20, 1881, Ben Marvin Post, No. 209, G. A. R, was organized with twenty-six charter members. Ben Marvin, after whom the Post was named, was the first Walton boy killed in the late Civil War. The first BEN MARVIN officers of the Post were: Commander, John Babcock; Senior POST Vice-Commander, J. D. Seeley; Junior Vice-Cominauder, D.
E. McLean; Quartermaster, Harvey Henderson; Surgeon, J.
W. Holmes; Chaplain, R. Garrison; Officer of the Day, A. K Eells; Officer of the Guard, William A. McL...ean. The present officers of the Post are: Commander, George O. Mead; Senior Vice-Commander, D. E. Roe; Junior Vice-Commander, A. J. Goodrich; Post Surgeon, J. N. Launt; Chaplain, Charles Hubbell; Quarter- master, W. Sines; Officer of the Day, S. J. Robinson; Officer of the Guard, Henry Pettis; Sergeant Major, Charles H. Weaver; Quartermaster Sergeant, George A.
Colton. The Post has finely appointed rooms in the new State Armory building, where they meet every Monday evening. The present membership is ninety-four.
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