The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-08-20
Reunion Notes.

Reunion Notes.
Surgeon Jenison compounded 81:
prescriptions during the three day!
encampment, and cared for 20 sicks
Friday pm. Ian Artillery mems asso,
citation, open to artillerymen (heavy
or light from all parts of the State,
was formed.
Mr.. Leonard Ferris and wife, Of
Perry, while returning home Thursday
night were thrown from their carriage
and Mrs. Ferris had an arm broken.
Mrs. Caroline .. Buell., National
Secretary of w. c. 4. u, with head.
quarters at Chicago, has been secured
by Mrs. A. N. Moffat to address the
soldiers of Michigan in the interest
of the department work of soldiers
and sailors. She is the woman oil
this country to talk TO soldiers. Any
Post or band of veterans wishing to
call Mrs Buell. will please send early
to Mrs. A. N. Moffat, Cos Cass Ave-,
Detroit, and secure some of her
earliest dates. She will delight the
largest audiences. Get up G.. A. r.
socials, etc to raise the necessary
funds.
The K. II. and Ladies' bands
played at the sham battle.
The request Of the w. c. T. U.
for flowers was responded to by par
ties from Laingsburg, Perry, Corunna,
Fenton and Flint. 500 copies OF
The Center were distributed by the
ladies, and 1000 Madonna cards
given to the soldiers.
John E. Norton, of Detroit, who
passed through thrilling experience
on the Mississippi during the Rebel
lion, and was afterwards imprisoned
at Andersonville, has been visiting
at the home of III. B. Peterson.
w. d. Murray and family, of Fen
ton, have been spending few days
in Owosso. Mr.. M. is of the firm of
Murray & Terbush, clothiers.
Mrs. L. E. Gould has very courte-
ously entertained all the survivors
of the late Col. Gould's regiment
who were present at the reunion.
Mrs. A. N. Moffat, of Detroit.
State Superintendent of the work
among soldiers and sailors, has re-
ceived voluntary request from Col.
Holden, Commander Northwestern
Department G.. A. r., to address the
veterans at Reed City, at their re-
union, to be held in that city Aug.
25-7.
Mrs. L. M. Thayer, District Organ.
izer of the 9Th Congressional district,
also President of w. c. l.. U. of
Gratiot county, is in attendance at
w. c. t. U. headquarters, Camp Col.
Gould.
DR.. Henry A. Reynolds, famed as
the agitator of the red ribbon tenn
perance movement, was in the city
Thursday morning last. He left the
same day for North Adams.
The 4th Michigan Cavalry held
reunion at city hall at S o'clock p. m.
last Thursday. The 10th and 18th
Michigan Infantry held a joint reunion
at the same hour, but on the grounds
at Camp Col. Gould.
Charles o. Bronson, of Sheridan,
entered the service at the age CT ID
years 2 months, and served q years a
months and 20 days. He first en-
listed in Co. H. 18th U. S. Infantry,
Penn. He next enlisted in Battery
M. sd Penn. Artillery Who can
surpass the record?
But two sharpshooters ("bucktails")
were on the ground. They are from
the Ist Penn. Rifles.
Ex-Gov. Begole was the guest of
w. A. Woodland, during the reunion.
Including all drum corps, over IS
bands accompanied the different
Posts.
The tents on the west side of the
grounds were occupied
entirely by the ladies of c. E. Grisson
w. r. c., of St. Johns.
Moore Bros. took several views of
the decorations in various parts of
the city, and also of the soldiers in
line of parade.