The National tribune., 1886-05-20
REUNIONS.

The Survivors Association of the list Pa.
held their monthly meeting on Tuesday of last
week in Philadelphia, Pa. COmrade John
Lockhart presided. twenty-five new names
consists of Gen. i. j. Wistar, w. III. Landell,
John Lockhart and g. T. Van AIKEN. The sum
Of 5000 has already been raised for the monu-
ment fund. The monument will be placed on
the battlefield at Gettysburg and will be ready
for erection by April, 1887.
The survivors of the 9Th Pa. Cav. are about
taking initiatory steps to organize a regimental
association in Philadelphia by which the old
veterans can renew the friendships formed %
years ago in the army while engaged in active
service in the field. The regiment was one of
the most prominent cavalry commands that left
Pennsylvania.
wv. Lee, Van Vert, o.: A Reunion of the
7th Ind. Cav. will be held at Warsaw, Ind, the
first Thursday in October next The present
officers of the association are as follows: Presi-
dent, j. w. Lee, Van Vert, o.; Sec, Lewis
Reeves, Mill Grove, Ind; Chairman Executive
Committee, E. Nj. Chaplain, Warsaw. Ind.
G. III. Ross, Aurora, ILL.,: The fifth annual Re-
union of the 18th Ill. will be held at BelyideFe,
Boone Co., ILL.,, May "a.
Wm. w. Fuller, Versailles, Conn: The eighth
annual Reunion of the 1Ith Conn. Veteran Vol
unteer Association will be held at Deep River,
Conn, June 3, 1886. Business meeting at IL
o'clock.
Robert s. Grimm, Mt. Vernon, o.: The first
Reunion of the oath Ohio will be held at Co
lumbus, July %. All surviving members are
respectfully requested to be present. Core
spondenee directed to me will receive prompt
attention.
The 18th Pa. Volunteer Regimental Asso-
citation held their annual meeting on the 18th
in the hall of Post No. 2, of Philadelphia. Col.
Edwin A. Landell presided. The Secretary
announced the deaths of five comrades since
the last meeting in September. The following
officers were elected President, Col Peter @.
Ellmaker; Yiee-Presidents, Col. E. A. Landell
and Col. Gideon Clark; Rec. Sec, Maj. w. A.
Wiedesham; Cor. Sec, DIR. Philip Leidy !;
Treas, Col d. Stanley Hassinger, and a Coun-
Gil of Administration consisting of II comrades.
The annual meeting of the 153d Pa. was held
at Grand Army Headquarters, Philadelphia, on
the 18th. After the routine business had been
transacted the survivors, under command Of
President George Thomas, marched in body,
preceded by the franklin Drum Corps, to a
restaurant, where the annual Reunion and ban
quet was held.
G. l.. Allen, Fayette, o.: The next annual
Reunion of the 3Sth Ohio win be held at
Montpelier, o., Sept 1. All the old comrades
of that regiment, as well all ex-soldiers of the
14th, 65th, Tooth, 111th, 69th, and in fact all
ex-soldiers, are cordially invited to be present
and report for duty.
| Thomas j. Hastings, Albany, VT: Co. E, 81
| VT, will hold Reunion and basket picnic at
Morrisville, VT, On the oath of June. All COM
rades are cordially invited to be present.
w. w. Hill, Weston, o.: The second annual
Reunion of Co. G., 10th Ohio, will be held at
Weston, June L. ALI members are requested to
| be present
Jasper N. ohlwine, Cromwell, Ind. All the
members Of the 30th Ind. are requested to send