The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-09-30
NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON THURSDAY

to New York. Among those who Were present
at the banquet were President L. L. Donovan,
Brig Gen. Max Weber, Rev. G. l.. living, of
Barbara Frietehie Post; Commander K. q.
Stearns, Senior Vice Commander Quick, Junior
Vice Commander james TOOcker, Chaplain S.
S. Brown and CODrade James Truesdale, OF
Harry Ice Post; ex-Alderman John z. Orms-
bee, Daniel r. Ormsbee. Maj. Charles Kruger,
4th n Y; Capt James Mcdonald, 4th N. Y;
David tirimshaw, First Viee-President; Louis
Sanger, Second Nice-President; William c.
Ormsbee, Treasurer; III. ParmenteT, Secretary,
and Victor Gerard. Michael Carter, Wilbur F.
Rogers, John Powell, George Lowe, JnO. Cooper,
Michael J. Sharp, Henry Harris, G.. w. BOice,
William III. Dabhs, Max Wolf Louis Weiss, Pc
ter Hartman. John Thompson, George Mande-
vile, Thomas Hamilton, of the fth \. Y, and
Comrade Fargue of Mansfield Post. Addresses
Were made by President Donovan, Rev. Corne-
Illus l.. living. Commander X. g.. Stearns, OF
Harry Lee Post; Capt. James Mcdonald, Chap
lain S. S. Brown, of Harry Lee Post; Senior
Vice Commander Quick, of Harry Lee Post;
Wilbur +. Rogers and James Truesdale. The
banquet kept mp until a late hour. when the
veterans departed for their homes all well
pleased with the Reunion.
The Cd n. Y III. A. held n most successful
Reunion at Vaudeville Herkimer County,
Sept. %. large number Of the old comrades
were present, and the people turned out en-
masSe TO greet the veterans.
f. c. Read, Greene: The 14th annual Re-
union of the Hath N. Y. was held at Norwich
on the 10th inst, and the following officers
were elected: President S. X. Per Lee; Vice
Presidents, Lieut.. S. l.. Stafford, Serg't ]. K.
Beals and t. c. Read; Cor. Secretary, DR. III. H.
Beacher; Rec. Secretaries, Lieut. w. G.. Reddy
Maj ID. ID. Bullock, Edward Sawteil; Treas
urer, Maj. o. III. Curtis.
The Reunion at Fair Haven was grand sue
cess. sham battle attracted an enormous
crowd of people. The newly elected officers OF
the Ceyuga County GAR. and Veteran AssOca-
ton are: Pres, f. NJ. Jones; Sec, Judson ID.
Hapeman. Vice-Presidcnts from the adjacent
Counties of Oswego, Wayne, Onondaga and
Tompkins were elected, and also an Executive
Committee of one from each GAR. Post in the
County.
OHIO.
VIM. p. Van Dorm, Canaan: The survivors
of Co. K, 18th Ohio, will hold their third an
nual Reunion at this place Oct. 8.
The annual Reunion of the survivors Of the
7th Ohio Cav. and 18th Ohio Cav will be held
at Jackson Tuesday, Oct. ~.
The annual Reunion of the 99th Ohio was
held at Sidney Sept. Is. The place was filed
with people. There were 167 members of the
regiment present, and the Secretary's report
showed seven deaths during the past year.
The address of welcome was delivered by Mayor
Hale, and was followed by speeches by Perry
Frazer, Col. Wilson, of Sidney; Adjt Walkup,
OF Van Vert; Col. Bope, Of FinGlay; Capt. Bit
Ter. of Wapakoneta, and others
The 2d Ohio held its 10th annual Reunion at
Goshen Sept IS and II. The following Regi-
mental Association officers for the ensuing year
| were elected: Pres. Joseph Pressler, Middle
town; Secretary, s. b. Porter, Columbus.
The veterans of the 35th and 18th Ohio held
their annual Reunion at Lebanon Sept. Z. Not
less than 5000 people were present. The city
was decorated in the most profuse manner in
| honor of the occasion. No regiments made q
better record than the 35th and 18th.
| The 25th Ohio held its Reunion at Norwalk
Sept. %. The hospitality of the citizens was
bOundless, and the veterans enjoyed themselves
/ TO the utmost. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres ID. Z. Hunt,
ElmOre; First V-P., Joe Hess, Freeport; Sec
ond V.-P., David MeGuckin. Collins; Sec, A.
/ ID. Stewart Toledo; Treas, l.. d. Mesner, Nor
walk; Historian, E. C.. Culp, Kansas.
| The 18th annual Reunion of the 18th Ohio
/ took place Sept. 21 at Olentangy and was
the most successful affair of the kind in the
| history Of the the organization. Every COM
pany in the regiment was represented. The
roll-call by Secretary T. NJ. McAdams, of Rich.
wood showed 105 members present. Mr.. Me-
| Adams has served for Is years as Secretary
ever since the organization Of the Reunions
and ii was by his efforts that thean meetings
were begun. The dinner was a grand affair
nearly 400 people participating, most of the
members being accompanied by their wives
aud families. An excellent orchestra furnished
music, and after the dinner had been disposed
of the young people enjoyed the pleasure o
the dance. In the afternoon the business ses
sion was held. Canal Winchester was selected
as the place for the 18th Reunion. and Sept. 20
1897 fixed as the time, that being the anniver
sary of the battle of Chekamauga. ). L
| Bailey, of Canal Winchester, was elected Presi
dent, and J. W. Ingrim, of Mt. Sterling, Secre
tary.
PENNSYLVANIA.
John l. Curtin, Roland: Owing to the con
tractor for the TOga County monument beint
unable to have it ready for dedication on Oct
Z. the Reunion of the 45th Pa. will not tax
place on that date at WeIisboro. When tn
date OF dedication is definitely fixed due motto,
will be given to all survivors of the 18th Pa
and the Reunion will be held on the same Ga.
and place.
Sept. IL was great day at Easton. The Re
union was a magnificent success. The city wa
fairly overrun with people, and the veteran
were received with the greatest enthusiasm
There was parade in which about 40 GRAM
Army Posts were represented. Fully 800
veterans marched in line.
Joseph c. Vale. Harrisburg: A Reunion Q
the survivors of the 9TH Pa. Cav. will be hell
at Harrisburg Oct and g.
G.. S. Fulmer, Pittsburg: The 18th annua
Reunion of the 55th Pa. will be held at thi
place Oct. 8.
The Huntingdon County Veteran Association
held their annual Reunion ut Huntington o.