The National tribune., 1886-10-07

sever, NO lpt % hiHE1kO&is Aullh VI Lii DJiAA-
mander, 30 men; Wan. Wadsworth, No. 100, Of
Duxbury, john ". Tower Commander, 80 men.
The battalion paraded through the principal
streets of the town, stopping at Plymouth Rock,
and then continuing through North and Main
streets to the Miles Siandish Hall, the head
quarters Of the home Post where the men were
dismissed to accept an invitation from the Pill
grim Society to visit Pilgrim Hall. At 1915
p. m the line was again formed, and the march
continued to odd Fellows Hall, where dinner
was served. In the evening grand Campfire
was held ut Odd Fellows Hall, when the Mo-
Fart Regiment Association unitel with the
battalion IN rendering the evening enjoyable.
Hon. John ID. Long Deputy Commander Fobin
and Stat, Secretary of State Henry B. PIERCE
aud George III. Patch made addresses.
MICHIGAN.
In order to con- plete the roster Of the next
Reunion at Monroe Sept. IL, l5s7, the survivors
of the 18th Mich. are earnestly requested to
send their names, company and addresses 10
Charles ID. COwlcs Lansing, Mich.
The 2lst Reunion OF the both Mich. will be
held at Lansing Oct. Is. The Hudson House
will be headquarters for the day. Banquet at
6p. III.
MINNESOTA.
ii. A. Mcconnell, Secretary. Litchfsld, wants
the address OF ali the members Of the 10th
Mimi, with a view of holding Reunion.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
At the Reunion of the 10th N H.. at Con-
cord, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year Pres Gen. Michael T. Donohoe:
V.-Ps, Maj. jesse +. Angel, Florence, Mass;
Nicholas Tolmay, Dover; Cor. Sec, G. W. Strain,
Manchester; Rec. Sec, Charles III. IIOdgman,
Manchester; Treas, S. ID. Putnam, Manchester.
Executive Committee: Co. A, G. G. Webster; b,
John IT, Nickery; G., :. l.. Mitchell d. Philip
Croker; L, Frank L. Chase; r, NJ. q. Cannon !;
q, b. Stowe Laskey; IL, Ruel Manning; /,
John S. Hubbard; X, William Devan
The 10Th N. III. held their DIST Reunion at
Pittsfeld Sept. "a. The attendance was quite
large. In the evening Campfire was held in
the Opera House. Surgeon Fowler presided,
and speeches were made By Comrades Haynes,
Linehan aud others, interspersed with music,
readings, etc, and was greatly enjoyed by the
audience. A promenade concert and dance was
given in GAR. Hall. At the business meeting
of the Veteran Association the following O:li-
GERS were elected: Pres, A. j. Fdrrar, Of LacO-
mia; V-P., Lewis Jenkins, of Pitt5iield; Sec,
K. w. MuSgroves of Bristol; Treas, John r..
Lane, of Lake Village. The old Executive and
Monument Committees were reelected.
The 22d anniversary of che battle of Win
ehesta, Va, was celebrated at Winchester last
week 10y the 18th n. III. and the Sheridan Vet
Gran Association. The OCCASION was made
notable by the presence Of the Winchester
COrnet Band. The Sheridan Veteran Associa-
tion held its annual meeting at 4 o'clock.
After short speeches by Col. Carroll ID. Wright
Gen. Stephen A. Thomas, Gen. Sturteyant, Col
Smith, Capt. George A. Reed and Comrade
George H. Patch, the officers were elected as
follows: Pres, Col. Carroll ID. Wright; V.-P.,
Gen. Stephen A. Thomas Treas, G.. q. COffum ;
Sec George w. Powers; Chap. Rev. b. f.
Whittcmore. Wednesday, the closing day, the
1ith Regiment Association held its Reunion,
and Immediately asterward the "a regiment of
the State Militia gave Il battalion drill. At 1
o'clock banquet was served. ct which Gov.
| CurTier was present. After dinner speaking
was INDUCED in by Col. Linehan. Capt. Hollis,
of Winchester, Va; /. II. Baker, an ex-rebel
and one of the band Col. Patch, of the Boston
Globe; Col. q. n. Carpenter, Gen. Thomas,
/ Maj. Bliss, Gen. Griffin, Col. Porter, Gen.
Bergh and Capt. Howard.
! The fifth Reunion of the Veteran Associa-
/ tiOn of the 10th y. III. was held at Concord,
| Sept. % and was a great success. In the after
noon business meeting was held, and the
| following officers We're elected: Pres, Gen.
| Michael Il. DonOhue, Dorchester, Mass; V.-P's,
Maj. Jesse +. Angell Florence. Mass; Nicholas
Tolmay, Dover; Cor Sec, q. W. Strain, Man
chester; Rec. Sec, Charles III. Hodsman, Man
chester; Treas, ). Il. Putnam, Manchester.
| Executive Committee-C. q. Webster, John III
! Vickery S. l.. Mitchell, Philip Croker, Frank
| T.. Chase, NJ. q. Cannon, b. Stowe Laskey,
Ruel Manning, John S. Hubbard, William De-
van. Ii was voted to hold the next Reunion
at Dover Point, Sept. %, 1887. A beautiful FLAG
was presented to the association by its friends
the presentation speech being made by Fred
l.. Hodgman, of Manchester, son of the Re
cording Secretary, and it was finely delivered
AT its conclusion every cOmrIde rose TO his fee
and gave cheer upon cheer. Gen. DOnOhut
accepted the flag in behalf of the association.
NEBRASKA.
The GAR. in this Department is in flour
ishiug condition. Our annual Reunion, which
closed Sept. 4, was one Of the most successful
we have ever had. Fully $4,000 people wer,
in attendance during the week. Department
Commander John NJ. Thayer commanded til,
camp. The Regular troops from Forts Sidney
(Omaha) and LeavenwOrth Kan, under TIT
command of Gen. III. A. Morrow, of Sidney
were a feature Of the Reunion. Their drill
and dress parade took the old boys back to thu
sixties.
NEW JERSEY.
"A Doty, MOrristSwn: The surviving mem
beers of the 18th n. j. held their fifth annua
Reunion at Dover on Sept. %, the anniversary
of the battle of Fishers Hill There were 100 0
the old vets present. A business meeting wa
held early in the morning in McDavitt Hall, a
which the following officers were elected
Pres. Col. E.W. Davis; Sec, Capt. Cline; Treas
Chaplain Haines. The President was empOw
cred by resolution TO appoint member iron
each company in the regiment as q cOmmitte
To secure funds for the erection of q suitabl
monument at Gettysburg. After grand ban
quet Ut the Rink speeches were made by Col.
G. Stahl, OF Trenton, n. j., Chaplain Haine
and others.
The survivors of the LIST N J. will hold Re
union at Trenton Oct II.
NEW YORK.
The Sd n. Y. l.. A. held Reunion at syria
cuse on Thursday of last week.
The Reunion of the seth n. Y. took place q
Guilford, Chenango County on the 18th ult
The village was gaily decorated for the occasion
every residence and business place displayin
flags and bunting in great profusion. GilbeI
Post, No. l39, GAR, acted as escort and di
the honors of the day.
OHIO.
j. Miller. Upper Sandusby: The Goth annua
Reunion of the survivors Of the 123d Ohio Wi
be held ut Crestine on the 10Th of October,
! being the anniversary of the battle of Ceda
, : Creek, in which engagement the regiment SUI
, fered severely in killed, wounded and missing
The fifth annual Reunion Of the 10th Obi
: l.. A. will be held at Cedarville Oct. and g.
ID. A. Carr, Columbus Grove: The Reunion
. the DIST Ohio held at ut, Blanchard Sept :
and "A was great success in every particula
There were present on the last day five of th
Engine Thieves WA. Bensiuger, Wu
; knight, Wilson Brown, John Reed Porter an
Jacob Parrott-the largest number that hay
been together at one time since the war.
I, A. X. Mullen, Van Vert: The Reunion oSth
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