Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-15

tears to many eyes There were registered o
headquarters the following named ex.mcm
bers; Lieutenant i. u. Houghton, Ord, ri,
Sergeant ". O. Osborn, Sergeant John Os
born, Sergeant Emanuel Mi,zel, Corporall
John Sultzback, W. II. Yesz,ll, Upton Ell
fri'z, John h. Croft, Isaiah II chards, Arti6cei
R.lB. C'nheld, Bugler VIM. Fly, William
Roller, James p. Mckay, s. g. Nicholas
waiter Rue, 7. Is. Condrop, s. II. Smith, G.
II. Wsn,z, David Judy, N. II. Nixon, WIN
II. CrtIier, John Freeman, Chas. Weeks
Henry May, Chss. EIiritz. Sergt. Osborn was
called to TIE chair, John Freeman chosen
secretary, and II. b. Garfield treasurer, thus
ei,ec'ng temporary organization. There
was, in aboriginal parlance, cheap big talk
about the good old times, that which one for =.
got another remembering. It was resolved
to accept an invitation from the Tenth Ohio
battery boys and hold the first formal reunion
for eflectinga permanent organization A,
joint reunion In this city October | and 2.
next. Cards are to be sent out TO all com.
radts and cx-nem*rs whose present nd.
DIRE sses can be harmed notifying them of the
reunion and urying m attendance or com
municaton.
ERESAoED.
A pleasant feature OF the festivities Of the
sem-annual Icatpmen, was the serenade
rendered to Depar'uut Commader Brown AT
bis headquarters, fhrsday morning bv the
New Concord, Ohiosand. Ia his younger
days Commander b Bryn was himself n mon,
Der Of this baud, al many of the nrsssn,
memb rs, being amde hsis playma,es in b;s
sch'oi-ooy Gays. AN the band had rem
dered one OF 'heir stirhg pieces, Command
or brown stepped ing their midst and n
h'iy chosen words e1pssed his thanks for
this remembrance OF hhoyhood Cr;snd,
MrANy 'r' AZ tArrsBuRG.
Old company "F" "a hio Volunteer !,
fantry (three months) hehhe,r animal no.
union Friday last at Plaburg. and ,bs
meeting was one Of the moi iovabe ever
held. About twenty memk of ,bo oo,,
pany assembled at G. A. r. h and ,.d hr
tue oaue' oih'' anu unuer conand OF Col. |
Daniel King, paraded the stres. nd msrcbod |
to the union station where thetook ,bo
B. & W. train arriving at destL inn .h,u,
eleven o'clock. Here they wereS, hy oou
rades John and Clay Osborne togt.r w;,,
large gathering Of friends from 'la\
vicinity anl escorted to beautiful
.ne 'i,lnee, "here Tue exercises we held.
Rev. Mr.. Wright welcomed the boya, No.
appropriate address which was respok,
by Comrade +. =. Christie in few ~
chosen remarks. After music by the &
couple OF war songs and \,
County 'Tis of Thee" reuh
by choir OF handsome young LAD
the boys adj Durned for dinner. A long tai
ic .ded down to the guards with the choicei
OF everything greeted their hungry eyes-jus
such dinner as the loyal, patriotic lade
God bless 'em) of old Harmony townshi
are capable Of furnishing. Loads Of Ppr,r
chicken made Fatty Clarke's absence prom
inen', because if there is one Thing Fatt
loves better than chicken it's more chicken-
"for he him,elf hath said It," The boys ie
to with will and soon cut a wide swath i
the eatsbles Dinner over they again iorme
at the stand, together with two or three hur
dred of their friends who h id been constant
gathering in. More music and songs pr,
ceded the business meeting. at which Il
old officers were elected as follows:
President-Col. D. King.
Vice -president--COmrad. d. W. Todd.
Secretary-Comrade g. s. Forgy
Treasurer--Comrad VIM. Hamilton.
Comrade r. D. Evans was selected as II
orator OF the day for next year, and this cit
selected as the place OF the next reunion.
At Foil call the following members Al
swered to their names: President Col.
King, Secretary G. S. Forpy, Treasurer '
II. Hamilton, Ed. ?. Christie, r. D. Evan
G G. Fried, +. o. Cummings, J. II. Cole
II. Fisher, I. n. Maple, J. NJ. Bennett Jot
Osborn. II, c. Osborn, J. II. May, Moses vi
son, D W. Todd, W. J. Irwin, Isaac Kind
Harvey Holm.
Comrade Todd then delivered the addre
of The day, which was exceedingly interesir
in all its details, and was ordered tor pub
cation, so we eiorbear even synopsis OF it, 4
want of space. Comrade George W. Wilso
of the oath, being present, was called on al
entertained the large crowd with a stirrir
talk of twenty minutes and WAS followed
members OF the company with few persor
"reminiscences OF personal character. At
O'Clock the meeting closed with heavy vo
| OF thanks to Comrades Osborne, al
"lheir uncles and their cousi,
and their aun's," and the good people
Plsttsburg for the really royal manner
their welcome and entertainment. Arrang
meuts are already on foot for the reunion
the lst and "a Ohio Infantry three monlhs)
this city on July Il, 1886, which date VI
be Just a quarter of . century from the fir
battle of Bull Run, of precious memory,
which engagement both regiments took pal