The National tribune., 1886-06-17
REUNIONS.

VIM Emery Brown Secretary, 10th Indiana
Reglmental Association, Valparaiso, Ind: The
date OF the Reunion OF the Goth Ind at L0gans-
port, Ind, has been changed from July and 2
to Sept. 1.
The members Of the 9th Pa Cav. held their
18th annual Reunion at York on the 10th inst.
The Grafton was delivered by Col. Levi Mash.
OF York. The following officers were elected :
Pres, Capt. II. =. Mailman, of York V.-P.'s.
5. II. w. Heffener, of York Chas. H. Dern, of
shure's Landing, Md, and Geo. L. Myers, of
Gainesville Sec, A. f. Shenk, of Lancaster
Treas, 3. F. Isenberg, Of Huntington. An
executive committee was selected comprising
j. r. Campbell, w. III. LOngenecker and W. r.
Heikernell, all of Middetown
+. w. Robertson, Brazil, Ind: The Reunion
of Co. ID, 9th Kan. Cav, will be held July at
Bowling Green, Ind.
Robert s Grimm, Box 234, ut Vernon, o.:
The Reunion of the 9th Ohio will be held at
Columbus July %.
c. l.. Babbitt, Syracuse, ". Y: The 18th
y. Y. will hold Reunion and basket picnic at
CazenoYla, N. Y, TO commemorate the battle
OF Malvern Hill, where the best part of the 18th
were killed.
j. III. Munnell, Ontario, o.: The survivors of
the 10th Ohio, TO the number of IO7, met at
this place June to attend their 18th annual
Reunion.
The annual Reunion of the Pennsylvania
Reserve Association was held at Reading on
the 9TH inst. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Pres, ex- Gov Andrew
G.. Curtin; Y.-P.'s, J. p. Taylor, of Reedsville.
and Gen. II. q. Sickles, and W. Ross Hartshorn,
OF Philadelphia; Cor. Sec, Chill W. Hazard,
of Pittsburg; Rec. See, John Taylor, of Phila-
delphia; Treas, w. w. Johnson, of Philadel-
phia.
L. E. Trip. Co. l., 9Th Mich. Cav. Cicero.
". T., thinks the 9Th Mich. Cav ought TO hold
Reunion some time this Summer
VIM. L. Webster, Auburn, N Y: The 1st
". Y. Indt battery will hold its annual Re-
union at Gettysburg, Pa, July g.
A Reunion of the S4th Pa. win be held at
Gettysburg July z. Capt. ThOs E. Merchant,
No. 625 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. will give
ali information regarding the same.
f. w. McAdams, Redwood, o.: The 1I3th
Ohio will hold its annual Reunion at Columbus,
o., Sept. 90.
S. G. Hills, Concord. KY: The unwilling
OF the Lewis County soldiers monument and
the fourth Reunion of the old 4th XIV. took
place at Vaneeburg, KY. May % and %. The
attendance was very large, more than 1000
people being on the ground
Geo. E. Lowry, Indianapolis, Ind: The new
roster of the 18th Ind. has Just been printed
1t contains over 400 names and post-ofice adj
dresses OF the survivors and will be sent to any
address for five cents in stamps, if ordered soon.
The survivors of the 5th Me- will celebrate
the 18th anniversary of their muster into the
United States service at Portland, Me-, June
"a and %, 1886. Any information in regard to
the matter can be obtained by addressing Geo
E. Brown, Secretary, 5th Maine Association,
Portland, Me-
The annual Reunion of the 1st Mimi. will be
held on June % at WinOna, Mimi. A reception
aud banquet will be rendered the veterans by
the people Of that fOurishing city.
The third Reunion Of the survivors of the
9th U. 5. Cav. will be held in the hall of Post
No. II, of Akron, o., July 3 next the anniver-
sary OF the battle Of Fairfield, Pa For further
information, address Andrew III. Vorderman,
3l3 Carroll street, Akron o.
The fifth annual Reunion of Green COUNTY
wis soldiers will be held at Brodhead. Wis.
on the Esd, 24th and 25th insts
VIM. J. Kramer, Philadelphia: / send YOU
account of Reunion of 9Th Pa Cav O. Rusb's
Laneers"), held on the 9th inst. A meeting of
the association was held previous to the ban
qaet, and the following officers were elected
for the year 1856: Pres, Henry Lee; V.-P,
VIM. Durrell; Sec, A. s. Patton: Treas. VIM.
j. Kramer; Chap, VIM. J. Roney. The COM
rades were then marshaled under Gen. Charles
l.. Leiper, headed by two buglers, and pro-
ceeded from the Headquarters, 6I5 jayne street.
TO M9nnerchOr Hall, Sixth and Vine streets,
and at o'clock liz of the veterans proceeded
to attack the viands spread out before them.
The noise attending the attack and the wit and
jokes INDUCED in by the comrades showed that,
though older In years, they had not lost that
fraternal good viii they had % years ago, when
they drew saber for the defense of the old flag
and their country. Col. Fred NewhalI re-
sponded to the toast the old 6th," Private
Frank Dorsey to the privates of the 9Th"
VIM. j. Kramer, "our dead comrades" Capt.
l.. K. Forteseue and Serg't Thomas Wilson adj
dressed the boys, and Asst Adj't-Gen. Thomas
Stewart responded for the Grand Army of the
Republic" Letters were read from comrades
who were unable to be present from Portland,
Ore, Denver, Colo, and Atlanta, Ga. The bene-
fit THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is to the soldier
was exemplifed by receiving letters from the
above comrades, who had read the notice of the
Reunion in that paper. A resolution was
adopted that the next Reunion be held in
Reading, Pa, on June 8, 1887, delegation of
10 having come from there to attend this one
At IL oelOck the hOstiities ceased, and on call
ing the roll none were found wounded or dead.
After singing "Auld Lang Syne,' all departed
well pleased with the Reunion of 1886
The annual Reunion of the 1O7th Pa. will be
held at Gettysburg, Pa, July 81. For all in
apply to II. J. Sheafer, P. o. Box 235,
Harrisburg, Pa.
The third Reunion of the survivors of the
9Th U. s. Cav. will be held July at the hall of
Buckley Post, Akron, o.