The National tribune., 1886-05-06
REUNIONS.

E. K. Barnhill, Secretary, ETC., Plymouth. Ind,
The first annual Reunion of the 73d Ind will
be held at Plymouth, Ind, Aug % and 26.
1886. All the old comrades of that regiment
who have not already done so will please send
their name, County and post-office address to
me.
A. ]. Hanna Coldwater, Mich: The surviv-
Ors of Battery A, 1st Mich. l.. A, Uoomis's
battery,) will hold their I1th annual Reunion
at this place on the 10Th inst.
Sanford Snyder, kirksvilie, Mo-, wants the
names and addresses of all the members of the
2lst Mo-, as he is making roster of that regi-
ment.
George H. Silsby, Mitchell: The Soldiers and
Sailors Association, of Dakota, have selected
Mitchell as the place for holding the annual
Encampment of that organization, and the
dates fixed are June %, % and a. lit is ex-
pected that not less than 1000 old vets" will
come together at that time to renew friend
ships and fight over again in a quiet way the
battles of the rebellion. The citizens have re-
spOnded literally toward the entertainment of
our cOuntrys brave defenders, and all can rest
| assured that everything will be done to make
the meeting a grand success. Several Posts
have already signiied their intention to come
In body, supplemented by brass bands.
S. B. Jenkins, New Cumberland, w. Va:
There will be Reunion of ex-soldiers held at
this place on Saturday, May %, 1oS6, at which
time the Soldiers Monument. erected BY the
citizens of Hancock County to the memory of
the defenders of the Union in the war of the
rebellion. will be dedicated.
David NJ. Earle, Worcester Mass: The COM
mittee appointed at the last annual Reunion of
| the Fifteenth Regiment Association have ar
ranged for an excursion to visit the battIefeIds
OF Gettysburg, Antietam and Balls Bluff and
also Washington, ID. c., as follows: Leave Wor-
cester on the boat train Monday evening Nav
81 Decoration Day, arriving in New York
n oh hoo ~
via Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia and
Harrisburg, arriving at Gettysburg Tuesday
evening; leave Gettysburg Thursday D. m.
for HagerstOwn, remaining there for the night,
and visiting the battlefield at Antietam Friday;
thence to Washington, which will be reached
Saturday morning at 630; leave Washington
at p m. for Leesburg, returning Monday,
Sunday being spent at Balls Bluff and POoles-
vile. Tickets from Worcester to New York
and return, $3.50: from New York to Gettys-
burg, Antietam, Washington and return to New
York via Baltimore and Philadelphia $I3.75.
The committee must be informed as early as
May 10 of the number going so that proper
arrangements can be made.
George w. VrOoman, Toledo: The annual
meeting of the Ohio State Association Union
Ex-PrisOners of War will be held at Cleveland,
o., on Friday, May %, 1886, at Ii a. m, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year and
transaction of business of importance TO ali ex-
prisoners of war.
Wm III. Hyde, Susquehanna, Pa: The fourth
annual Reunion of the 11th n. ]. will be held
in New Brunswick, n. j., on June is, 1885,
Samuel G. Hills, Concord, Ky: The fourth
Reunion of the Nth Ky. will be held at Vance
burg, May 90.
J. w. King, Sec, Toledo, o.: The annual
meeting of the Ohio State Association Union
Ex-Prisoners of War will be held at Cleveland,
o., May 26, for the election of officers for the
ensuing year and the transaction of other busi-
ness
b. F. Meaner, Blaine, w. Va: soldiers
Reunion will be held at this place July 2 and
next.