The National tribune., 1886-10-07


Circlsyille; VI. III. Millikan and Allen Hegler,
Washington @. H.; G. II. Thomas New Hol-
land g. ID. Gist. Athens; W. o. Saffell and
Jas. Coy, New Lexington; r. S. MalIon, Cedar
Hill; Wash, Wyman, Logan. 1t was decided
10 hold the next Reunion at Circleville Sept. Il
and IS, 1851, and an invitation was extended to
the 18th, 90Jh and 120th Ohio.
Co. X, Goth Ohio, held its first Reunion at the
home OF Capt J. G. Matthias, BeImore, Sept. ..
Eleven Of the ex-members OF the company and
about 300 Of the citizens and friends Of the Cap
tain were present. Capt. Matthias was elected
President; Sec, 5. III. Baudcbaagh and Treas,
III. s. Raider. The next Reunion viii be in
FinGlay at Che home Of 5. I'll. Rladebaugh in
October, 1887.
J. r. Russell, Ravenna The annual Reunion
o. Battery F, 1st Ohio L. A., will be held at
Rayenna Oct 18th.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The fourth annual Reunion of tse 10Th Pa.
was held in Altoona on Sept. l.. The morning
meeting was held in the hall of stephen O..
Potts Post, No. G2, and presided over by Harry
Wayne, OF Altoona, President Of the association.
The following officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: Pres, Harry Wayne, Of Altoona
V.-P's Gen. J. $. Little. Of New GaliIee; Capt.
ALI Hicks, Of Leechburg; AGIt a. G. Reinohl,
Of Lancaster; Joseph L. Brown, OF Altoona
Joseph McIlvanney, of New Castle: Thomas
Tierney, of HoIlidaysburg /; Sec. and Treas,
L. w. Johnson, of New Castle. Gen. J. S. Lit
tie, Capt ALT Hicks and Lieut.. III. j. Chandler
were appointed committee on transportation.
In the evening addresses were made by Presi-
dent Wayne, Maj. Rsinohl Gen Little Robt.
Newton, Capt. McIlyanney, J. ID. Hicks Robt.
Johnson and Others. About 125 members Of
the regiment were present, and they enjoyed
themselves to the utmost. President Wayne
claimed the distinction of being the smallest
and youngest man ia the regiment, his fighting
weight AZ the time Of enlistment being I5j
pounds, while he was but Il years Of age
The l09th Pa. held 4 Reunion az Grand Army
Headquarters, Philadelphia, Sept. %. The
association has decided to erect monument to
mark the position held by the regiment at
Gettysburg. The following committee was ap-
pointed to collect funds for the same Capt.
Richard Young Chairman; J. H. r. Story,
Secretary and Treasurer; Mai Moses Fealc,
Mai ID. r. v. Nevea and Comrades Dixon and
Sherman.
ON Wednesday. Oct 10, the members of
Co. III, 4th Pa. Cav, viii hold their annual Re-
union at BrOOkdale, Susquehanna County, aud
keep the Campfire going until Thursday even
ing Oct. IA. All comrades are invited.
At a meeting of the 95Sh Pa the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year !:
Pres, S. Il. Russell; Sec, John A. Schweers !;
Treas, Levi Huber.
The 18th Pa. Cav. will hold Reunion at
Gettysburg Oct. 10. ANY members of Cos. A,
ID, X and NJ that contemplate attending the
Reunion should communicate with Comrade
George Durand, HOnesdale Pa, so that ar
rangements can be made to secure a reduction
of rates from Scranton. Gen. Wesley Merritt
has promised to be present.
The I1Sth Pa held Reunion Sept. 20, in
commemoratiOn Of the 9th anniversary of the
battle of ShepardstOwn, at the 1s5 regiments
armOry, Philadelphia. After the meeting the
IL. and fro1 ~ I'm
Shusters restaurant, where they had a banquet.
Sylvester CrOssley, President of the association,
presided. The comrades sang songs and gave
Rotations and speeches were made by Hon.
A. g. Cattell, OF Merchantville, Hon. J. G..
Chamberlain, of Maine, ard other prominent
/ gentlemen
Sept. % and % the GAR. Posts of Lancaster
| County held amonstrous Reunion at Lancaster,
/ Early on Wednesday morning Posts from yari-
Gus sections of the County began to arrive,
although the threatening appearance of the
weather caused many misgivings as to the days
/ program being carried cut. As the Posts ar
rived they were met by committees appointed
/ for that purpose. Between and 10 o'clock the
| various Posts formed in line on West Walnut
street, under the direction of the Chief Marshal
/ Col. L. McGOvern, assisted by his Aids. The
latter were DIR. S. T. Davis, Post 81, Lancaster
K. B. Long, Post 300, Mannheim VIM. Sehwan
Post, $50, cambridge; A. Wiseman, Post 226
Marietta; Daniel Moore, Post 405, Lancaster
A. Clark, Post 461 Pleasant Grove; III. Nissley
Post AS, Mount JOY; VIM. Proctor, Post. 4S7
Christana; ]. ID. Wei gand, Post 502, Elizabeth
town. At 1910 the command 20 march was
given, and the line moved of in the following
order Chief Marshal, Col. McGovern, and Aids
Cambridge Band, 10 pieces Post 81, Lancaster
Commander A. v. Hurst, 200 men; Worth
Band, of York. Is pieces; Post lis, Columbia
Commander G. Hartman, 204 men; Marietta
Band and Grand Army Drum Corps, % pieces
III. L. Holdeman, Commander Post 226, Mari
eta 10 men Happy Camp" "a, Sons of Vet
Grams, Marietta, Pa; Mannheim Liberty Band, 2
pieces b. 5. HOuser Commander Post 800, Man
helm, 40 men Mechanics Band, IL pieces Pos
353, NJ. 4. Smith Commander, 80 men; COrne
Drum Corps, 10 pieces Post 405, Lancaster
r. c. Mcdonnell Commander, 81 men Strass
burg Band, II pieces; Post 400, Strassburg,
s. Mullikin Commander, 81 men; Post 461
Pleasant Grove, J. L. Gregg Commander, 2
men; Florin Band, 10 pieces; Post AS, Noun
JOY, j. NJ Nipple Commander, 40 men Ian
caster Good Will Band, 10 pieces; Post 457
Christiana, J. Miller Commander, 10 men
Elizabethtown Band, Is pieces; Post 501
Elizabethtown, p. Ginger Commander, 4
men; Quarryyille Band, IS pieces Post 81
Quarryville, John A. Stautler Commander 3
men; Ephrata Band, % pieces Post 81
Eghrata, A. Benar Commander, II men Sons o
Veterans Drum Corps. Harrisburg, 10 pieces
Post 116, of Harrisburg, Bernard J. camp
bell Commander, 80 mon ROthsyilie Band L
pieces Post SIT, Lititz, John L. Bricl2er Com
mander, 80 men. Post lis, OF Columbia ~
| tracted very much attention on account OF Tn
fire marching of the men and the handsom
FLAGS borne by the Post. The buge plIying a
w. Potts Orderly TO Chief Marshal, was espe
cially pTaiseworthy. Arriving at the park tin
first exercises consisted in speech making. Ma
A. O.. ReinOehl, of Lancaster, delivered the al
dress of welcome. j. III. Druckeuiller, s '
Dept Commander, responded. ~ 1870 p. N. tn
Posts formed for dress parade, which was con
Quoted under the command Of ;. Y. Dep
Commander Druckemilier. The colum
then marched back to the city and was re
!, viewed by Col. Hanlbright. The evening Camp
fire was held in the Lancaster rink, and fu' l.
$500 people were present. Speeches were mad
by Col J. T. Wickershan, Col. Marriott Brcsiu
Past COmmander-in-C Chief Robert Il. Beath,
Philadelphia Capt. Chas. DENIES and other
The speech making was very fine. and wa
closely listened to b. the audience, Gen. Beat
particularly leaving q very pleasant imPressio
upon his auditors.
A Reunion Of the tst Pa. Cav. Will be hcl
, at Lewstown Oe5. IA aud T..
The 5th Pa. Cav held = banquet on Tuesda
E evening Sept. IS at Menuerch0r hall, Phila
; delphia, and very enjoyable time was had.
On Wednesday, Sept. %, the survivors of tn
) 125th Pa. held Reunion IN Geo Simpson Pos
No ~, room, at Huntington. A permaner
I organization was formed with the follOwin
) officers Jacob Higgins, President j. j. Law
renee, and the senior surviving officer of enc
. company, Vice Presidents; j. ID. Hicks, of A
| IL, II. l.