The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-10-16
REUNIONS.

John Roney, TaitsvilIe, Mo-: The Reunion
held at Chillicothe On the 1st, ID and Sd insts.,
was grand success, and greatly enjoyed by all
the veterans who participated.
j. Ii. Monroe, Muscatine, Iowa: The Re-
union held here Oct. | and was largely
attended. Mayor Wallace, on behalf of the city,
welcomed the veterans Of the Iowa Veteran
Association in a neat and appropriate speech,
to which Gen. w. s. Robertson responded. Gov
Sherman. Congressman Murphy, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen were in attendance.
sham battle was fought during the Reunion,
which was watched with great interest.
S. Nj. Zent, Columbia City. Ind: The old 18th
Ind. held its second annual Reunion at Indian
apolis on the lst inst. The officers-elect for
the ensuing year are: Pres, Samuel NJ Gent
Columbia City; Sec, George E. Lowry, Indian
apolis; V.-P., r. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Kokomo;
Treas E. 8. Foster, Indianapolis; Historian,
s. N. Zent.
VIM. II. Hick, Arcade, N Y: The annual Re-
union Of the Veteran Association of the 1st n
j. Cav. was held at Newark, n. j.. on the Cd
inst, with so members in attendance. Col.
Nevius, Department Commander, Major Hick
and others made addresses
A Reunion of Hampton's battery and the
10lst and l03d Pa. was held Mt Pittsburg, Pa,
on the 9th. The Association of the 101st and
1904 elected the following officers: Pres, Capt
G. w. Bowers, Pittsburg; First V-P., Capt J.
James Chalfant; Sec, I. Z. Boss; Asst Sec,
Thos. Cochran; Treas, Lieut.. c. 4. Geissen-
hainer.
d. L. Glenn, North Vernon, Ind: The fifth
annual Reunion of the sd Ind. was held at
Madison Sept. 10 and 90 The officers chosen
were Pres, Alf G.. Hunter; 1st V.-P., Henry
King; ID V.-P., Joseph P. Wells; Sec, Daniel
L. Glenn.
H. II. Wright, Centerville, Iowa: At the Re-
union of the 9th Iowa, which occurred at
Abba on Sept. 2i aud %, III of the old veterans
were in attendance. Officers for the ensuing
year: Pres, A. p. Lowery, State Center; &c.,
G. A. Haston, Cedar Rapids Treas II. H.
Wright, Centerville, and one Vice President
from each company.
A Reunion of the lst Ohio Cav. was held at
Msrysviile Sept. II.
John Taylor, Secretary Pennsylvania Re-
serve Association, 2I8 Walnut street, Phia
desires 10 secure the names of every surviving
member of the Pennsylvania Reserves, and of
the l2lst and l42d Pa. Vols. All Posts are re-
qucsted to send the names of any such who
may be on their rolls
Isaac K. Young, Secretary seth H. Bristol
Ill: Reunion Of the S9th III. will be held at
Chicago, H., Jan. p, 1885. All members of
the regiment arc particularly requested 10 send
their address to me.
Geo. II. Uhler, Lebanon. Pa: A Reunion OF
the survivors of the SD Pa. viii be held at
Gettysburg. Pa, Oct. 30.
B. T. Strong, Wakcman, O.: A Reunion of
the 10th Ohio was held at Green Springs on the
1st inst. and was very largely attended. Re
marks were made by w. J. Menhart, Hon. Geo.
L. Seney, late Quartermaster of the regiment,
and Chaplain Kennedy.
w. w. Sale, Atkinson, Ind: The Reunion
held here on the anniversary of the battle Of
Chickamauga was very largely attended, and
an interesting affair in every particular.
c. w. Putnam, Worcester, Mass: The 18th
annual Reunion of the 25th Mass. was held in
this city on the goth ult., and was very largely
attended.
Austin A. Hay, Beach City, o.: On Sept. 10
the Stark Co aud Sugar Creek Association of
Soldiers and Sailors, together with the 18th
and 107th Ohio, held Reunion at this place.
There were fully 5000 people in attendance.
The 18th annual Reunion of the 9Th Mich,
held at South Lyon, Mich, on the 27th ult.,
was one of the most enjoyable meetings the