The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-03-29
REUNIONS.
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT
II. A. Kippen, Secretary, Hartford The sur
viyors of the 25th Conn. will hold Reunion at
Hartford April IA.
ILLINOIS.
W. H. Newlin, Corresponding Secretary,
Danyille: The second annual Reunion of the
survivors Of the I'D iii. will be held at Decatur
on Oct. 3. As that date falls on Monday, and
as many comrades will have quite distance
to travel, it is quite probable the Reunion viii
continue over until the afternoon OF the next
day. All comrades of the I'D having any
memoranda, old letters, sketches or historical
data of any kind relating to the history Of the
regiment or any company thereof are requested
to either send same to Joseph NJ Garrett, the
Recording Secretary, Delavan, H., or deliver
to him at Decatur when we meet there.
There will be a Reunion Of the survivors of
the 10th Ill. at Columbus, o., this Fall, and a
permanent organization formed. VIII all mem
bers report names and addresses to I. NJ. Mall
lory, Hunda, III.
KENTUCKY.
Samuel G. Hills, Secretary Concord: The
fifth Reunion of the survivors of the 4th KY.
will be held at Marysyille April II and Is, dur
ing the Department Encampment of the
GAR.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The survivors of Nims's battery held their
23d annual Reunion at Boston recently. The
business meeting was called to order at 3 o'clock
Comrade Orison F. Little, in the absence of
President Minis in the chair. The following
officers were elected for tho ensuing year:
President, Ormand F. Minis; V.-Ps., Orison F.
Little, Moses G. Hodgdon, Charles S. Anthony !;
Sec. and Treas, Jno. R. Smith; Executive Com
mittee, Frank G. Brown, Charles L. Sherman,
Jas. r. Tucker The meeting then adjourned,
and under the command Of the President, who
had now arrived, the comrades were escorted
to the dining ball, where a Widespread table
awaited them. After justice had been done to
the menu and cigars had been lighted, Capt.
Minis called the company to "atteution" and
opened the speeCh-making. He alluded to the
attendance, and hoped that these Reunions
would continue to increase in interest. He also
referred to the presence of a number of COM
rades who had never met with them before.
Addresses were also made by a number of COM
rades.
NEW JERSEY.
The first Reunion of the old Second New
jersey Brigade, war of 1861, comprising the 5th,
9Th, It'll, Sth and 18th n. J., will be held at
Trenton April 9-the 23d anniversary of Lees
surrender.
OHIO.
John W. Ingrim, Secretary Mt. Sterling
The survivors of the 18th Ohio viii hold their
1Jtu annual Reunion at columbus during Cne
National Encampment instead of at Newark as
previously announced. Any comrades desiring
information can obtain the same by addressing
me.
Sec. l. W. Bailey, Cleveland, has received a
number of letters from members of the 12Sth
Ohio, asking that the time and place of holding
the next Reunion ofthe regiment be changed to
Columbus during the National Encampment of
the GAR. Unless there be serious objections
raised the change will be made
Robert S. Grimm, Mt. Vernon: The surviv-
ors Of the Gath Ohio will hold their annual Re-
union at Columbus the first two days of the
National Encampment.
n. E. Clendennin, Secretary, 9Oth Ohio, Con-
notion, Harrison Co., o., would like to have all
the comrades of the regiment to send their
names company and address to him for the
purpose of completing the roster of regiment, so
the members can be notified of time and place
of next Reunion. He would also like to hear
from all who favor holding the next Reunion
at Columbus during the National Encampment
of the GAR.
MISCELLANEOUS