The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-29
S3RD REUNION
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1888.

As the 14th Annual Reunion of the SD
Pa. Vols. will be held at Tionesta, the ex.
ecutive committee of that organization,
having requested Captain George Stowe
Post, No. 274, G. &. r., to assist in enter
tanning the veterans who may be present
on that occasion, and assist in procuring
refreshments for their entertainment the
Post resolved to lend its aid, feeling as
sured they would beSu6stantiGtly sustained
by the generous public, and that there
may be perfect concert of action, issue TO
the committee on supplies and contribu-
tions the following open
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS.
The Committee on contributions will
be furnished with a subscription paper
by the Adiutant and are duly appointed
and hereby authorized to solicit subscrip-
tions of provisions or money for said Re-
union of the SD Pa. Vols, and their COM
rades on Sept. IS, 1888,
They are expected to thoroughly can
vass their district, arranging among them
selles the part of their district they will
individually attend to. They are instruc-
ted in taking subscriptions or contribu-
tions to have each person write their
names, with a list of articles they respect
lively contribute opposite tholr names !;
this will enable the Central Committee,
at Tionesta, to know exactly what is con-
tributed in the way of substantial supplies,
thereby satisfying the donor and the
Post of the true application to the object
and prevent any mistakes.
ES~They will make return of their
subscription papers by Sept. 10, meet, to
Capt. G. w. CLARK, @. NJ, TTonestd, Pa,
at which time they will send all moneys
collected. This will enable the Central
Committee to know the extent of the con-
tributions in provisions, &C., so they can
frame their actions in accordance there
with. The Committee on subscriptions
in their respective districts will see that
the provisions contributed be delivered
at Tionesta, on the grounds, by 10 A, M.
on the day of the reunion.
Finally, let them leave no stone un-
turned in aiding this patriotic object.
| Let them proceed Immediately on their
duties when they receive the papers. Let
!
work of trying to entertain the "boys in
blue" who do homer TO the County OF
Forest, by meeting within its borders.
Yours Respectfully,
COM. OF GEN'L ARRANGEMENTS.
Committee on supplies and contribu-
tions is as follows; the first named in
each Township will act as the chairman
Tionesta Township. II. Wentworth
| John Wolf, Geo Hunter, VIM Thomp-
son, VIM Young, VIM Shellhouse, Geo
! Huddleson, w. III Wolf
Harmony Township-Mai j woodcock,
John Thompson, Col j Peterson, Orion
Siggins, J l Range.
Hickory Township-C A Hill, Jas Hen
derson, Henry Brace, Hon N p Wheeler,
| L ] Bowman, o Birely, Elias Albaugh.
Kingsley Township-J G Root C Il Gll-
lespie, l. Arner, G Hindman, G Zuendel,
II Zuendel, Eli Berlin.
Green Township-H w Ledebur, Fred
Lacy, Peter Yunk, f Russell Sr., II Kiser
Christian Cropp, Thos Flynn.
Barnett Township j Greenawalt VIM
r Coon, Hon A Cook, Jacob Maze, W
d Shields.
jerks Township Parsons, DR. S S
fowler, p V Mercilliott, Soloman Fitz-
gerald, Frank Reck.
Howe Township-L Agnew, w S Cole
7 A Black, A p Anderson, Mai B w
Goodman.
Tylersburg-James Rutter, T J Payne
Green
Liclkingville-JW w Greenawalt. Solomar
Seigworth, John Everhart, ID B Emmin
ger.
President-E Z Clapp, Joseph Green.
Newmanville-John M Shaw.
Tionesta Borough-Geo W Sawyer, Dl
w G Ceburn, W Y Siggins, A II Dale
VIM Smearbaugh, A NJ Doutt.