The National tribune., 1888-11-01

k-PresidrHf, g. W. Putnam; Y.-Ps, Geo. H
Pond, 0i Hubbsrdston; Thos. Windie. Of Mill
bury; See. aud Treas, G. G. Murdoch OF Clinton
Executive Committee, C. w. Putnam, Col. j
NJ. brennan, II. A. Loring. In the evening
banquet was held, at which speeches Ters
made by Mayor Winslow. Capt. Stone, A s
Roe, Gen. A. b. Il. SpFasue aud many others.
NEW YORK.
The 10Th annual Reunion Of the Veteran
Association Of the 5th n y ii. A. was held at
New York city Oct 10 in commemOrati0u OF
the anniversary OF the battle of Cedar Creek,
iu which this regiment took prominent part.
There were 80 comrades present, and they sn-
iOygd themselves 10 the utmost. Ia the even
ing a very interesting meeting was held a5
which toasts were responded TO, songs sung,
addresses made, etc. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Capt II. b. Smith; First F.-P., Lieut.. Chauncy
Ryder; Second F.-P, SeFg' t-Mai. George j..
Weuck; Third V.-P., q. il. Johnson; Sec and
Treas, Lieut.. Joseph II. Barker, 125 Maiden
Lane, New York city. The next Reunion vii
be held Oct. 10, 1859.
OHIO.
During the National Eneampment at Coluul-
bus the 12Sth Ohio Association held its I3sh
annual Reunion and elected the following Of
GERS for the coming year: President, Col. s. A.
Scovill, Cleveland; First V.-P., Lieut-Coi T.
II. LinweH, Cleveland Second V.-P, Capt. TT.
A. Smith, Cleveland; Third Y-P., Henry ~.
Hoiienbeck, Perrysburg; Sec'y and Treas,
Capt /. W. Bailey. Cleveland; Chap. Charles
n Bacon, South Mound, Kan; Surg Nal T.
Woodbridge, Youngstown The next Reunion
viii be held in Toledo on the third Wednesday
in August, 1889.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The third Reunion Of the Armstrong County
soldiers, held at kitsaninE on Oct. IS and 10,
proved grand success. On the last night =
Campfire was held In the Opera House, which
was largely attended. The speakers were Rev.
/ w. w. Wilson, Past Commander Of Post No.
/ 156; F. MeChliu and J. 2. Golfer. There was
the usual program Of entertainment.
The survivors of the 9TH Pa. Cav held their
1lth annual Reunion at Milton Oct - and "a
On the morning of the I'D parade was held,
and IN the evening Campfire 70 as lighted IN
the Opera House. The address Of wceJme was
I delivered by 5. o. GOhO. It vas responded to
/ by Senator Thompson, of Lykens. Addresses
/ were also made by Capt. Rickert POttsville;
/ Comrades Opp, Plymouth; Michael BreeehbilI,
/ Danville; Rev. Stanley, Watsonlowu; Capt.
/ Miller, LewisbuTg; r. E. Bates, candidate for
State Senator on Republican ticket Eewisburg;
/ Capt. John F. Casl0w, Washington, D. G.. and
/ Attorney kanck, Of LimestOneyille. The talk
/ of the evening, however, was that given by
/ Thomas j. Stewart, Secretary OF Internal AZ
( fairs and Adlutaut-GeueralO of the Grand Army
/ of the Republic OF Pennsylvania At the bust.
ness meeting on the second day the following
| officers were elected for the ensuing yeaFI
President, Michael Breechbill, DanvilIe; v
/ Ps, A. f. HOpinler, Shenandoah Z. J. Fl.
I Summers. @. s. Q. Dewitt, Canton, o., D. NJ L.
/ Kurtz, DanviIle; Z. II. d. Leyeiand, Lamont !;
/ +. J. Thomas. Shenandoah; @. A Z. Ih0mp-
/ son, LykeRs; ii. J. Miller I. @. 7. Allen WASH
| ington; r. n. Armstrong, Lancaster County;
I L. 5. MelmOre, u. D., W. Rank; sec, G. +.
/ Strahlen, Orwigsburg, Treas, J. II. Wag-
/ ner, WatsontOwn Resolutions were adopted
/ requesting the State Legislature aud National
/ Congress to enact laws to prohibit the display
/ Of the rebel hag-ths Stars and Bars upon
/ any occasion whatever. The next Reunion viii
+ be held at Danville, the fourth Tuesday aud
/ Wednesday IN October, 1859.
VERMONT.
The Reunion of the survivors Of the 18th Vt
| was held az Montpelier Oct. II, at which the
/ follwing officers were elected: President Capt.
i ). F. Brown, Swautou; F.-P's, Capt. George $.
| Robinson, Montpelier; Lieut.. Inman, White
/ River Junction; MessTs. Chamberlain, Rut-
/ land Tenney, Lowell, Mass, and May, St.
| JOhnsbury; Sec. and Treas, E. L. Walls, Lyu-
| dOnyille. 1t was voted to hold the next meet
/ ing in st. Adams A very enjoyable Campfire
was held in the evening, Col. Joel III. Lucia
| presiding. The principal address Of the
| evening was given by Lieut.-Col- J.. E. Knapp,
I MIddiehury. IL was Renaissance Of the
/ regiments history in action. Snort speeches
were also made by Gov. Dillingham;, Lieut.
| Gov. Woodbury., Surg. J. @. Rutherford, Col. z.
I n. Mansur and Hon. ii C.. Bates.