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MRS. HANNAH WATERBURY.7
Within forty-eight hours from the time he bade you good-bye on the tented grounds he was being watched over in his home by physicians and friends, with fear in their hearts that he was to be with them but a few days. From that attack, however, he rallied and lived for months, suffering intensely unless under the influence of opiates. Many times he spoke of his pleasant meeting with you all, and one day, soon after our return, he said to me, ' Oh, I am so glad I attended the reunion, for it is my last on earth. I will soon be called to a reunion where no good-byes are said. ' "
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