Fifth Connecticut Volunteers Dedication Excursion And Reunion At Gettysburg
Fifth Connecticut Volunteers Dedication Excursion And Reunion At Gettysburg
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Eight or ten of such as would own up that they could sing were now assembled, and under the leadership of Sergeant George B. Squires, of Brooklyn, N. Y. , and Mr. Matthew Tucker, of Warehouse Point, a vetei-an of the 13th New Jersey, of our old division, which dedicated their monument July 4th, when he was unable to at- tend, and who was now making the excursion with us, developed at once remarkably good music, and assured us that we should be able to meet all the demands of our programme in th...at respect.
At 5:55 we were delivered in safety at the depot in Get- tysburg, and in a very few minutes were all established DEDICATION EXCURSION AND REUNION.
in very good quarters under v^evy many different roofs, and all of which proved very satisfactory.
Most of the members of the excursion had assembled at the Eagle Hotel, at 8 p. M. , to participate in tlie reception announced for that hour and place in the programme, when an invitation was received from the officers of Cor- poral Skelly Post, No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight or ten of such as would own up that they could sing were now assembled, and under the leadership of Sergeant George B. Squires, of Brooklyn, N. Y. , and Mr. Matthew Tucker, of Warehouse Point, a vetei-an of the 13th New Jersey, of our old division, which dedicated their monument July 4th, when he was unable to at- tend, and who was now making the excursion with us, developed at once remarkably good music, and assured us that we should be able to meet all the demands of our programme in th...at respect.
At 5:55 we were delivered in safety at the depot in Get- tysburg, and in a very few minutes were all established DEDICATION EXCURSION AND REUNION.
in very good quarters under v^evy many different roofs, and all of which proved very satisfactory.
Most of the members of the excursion had assembled at the Eagle Hotel, at 8 p. M. , to participate in tlie reception announced for that hour and place in the programme, when an invitation was received from the officers of Cor- poral Skelly Post, No.
What to read after Fifth Connecticut Volunteers Dedication Excursion And Reunion At Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Connecticut Infantry Regiment to read onlineMoreLess
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