The National tribune., 1888-10-18
REUNIONS
Gatherings Of Comrades In al Paris
Of the Country.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS
At the Reunion OF the survivors Of ths SEA
H., held at Sheffield recently the f0lioHiEa
officers were elected for the ensuing pears
President r. II McCord Paris. sss aad
Treas, II. D. Williams. Charleston. EEecuttys
Committee J. u, Parker MarshslltoWa, EoWA;
l.. Vincent COloma Mich; James DatEo, Xssss
Center, Kan. The next Reunion win Be lad
az Paw Paw Lake, hieh., near WaterVliss.
H. w. Sad0fus Secretary, Box ia sAdoru4t
The 18th III. held its 18th annual Reunion 20
the Caldwell House in Urbaaa on Oct L Ths
meeting was called 10 order By Col TsZsrts
and the following officers were elected sor ths
ensuing year: President, VI. Tagcrts, TascOlA;
Sec, H. ~. SadOrus, SadOrus; Treas Jas Weir,
MahOmet The roll call showed 20 Members
present, and four deaths for the last yaAr The
next meeting viii be st Watseka Nov. IS, 1889.
st the close Of the business meeting We sac
down to fine banquet, 70 which the boys aud
their iadiesdid ample Justice. 1 would Ike ths
address Of all living members Of the 18th H.,
for the purpose OF completing roster Of shs
regiment
INDIANA.
A r. Hendrickson. Secretary and Treasurer.
Indianapolis. The f0arth annual Reuuiou 81
the l30th Ind. was held at HuntingEon Oct
and 4, with 10 meH5ers 10 attendance Tha
meeting was one OF the most successful yss
tanned by the Womaus Relief Corps, and chs
citizens LETT nothing uudOHe TO make al fssl a.
homo and among friends. After s8o days q
enjoyment the association elected ofiesEs for
the ensuing year, and adjourned 70 meet a.
North Manchester on first Tuesday and We'd
nesday IN October, 1859.
KANSAS.
Geo. Butler, President, Emporia. The Rs
union Of the Ohio soldiers and sailors az To-
IL INgH
spect, except attendance, which was somaWhat
cut short by so mauy icing away % the Ma
tlonal Encampment az Columbus. Fourteen
thousand tickets were sold by the railroads IN
Kansas 20 Columbus. yet with this We had
large crowd. The Ohio soldiers and sailors Of
Kansas desire me to say through TRz Ma
TIONAL tribune that the Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors Association Of Kansas is in . very pros
porous condition, with roUsing membership o.
over 10000 now residing within the bordsrs Of
the great soldier State. il IS earnestly request
ed that every Ohio soldier in kansas send hia
name, company, regiment and address 70 ths
Secretary sc Emporia, together with so cents
for roster containing the addresses Of 1900
Ohio soldiers. The association desires the Ad-
dress Of every Ohio soldier living, and win AK
change their roster for any regimantal roster
of Ohio soldiers. Comrades, seud-y aur names
to the Secretary, F. S. Domrn, Imports, st oncs
KENTUCKY.
at meeting Of some Of the members OF Co
T. 2d Ky, held in Cincinnati O.. Ssps. 12, Is
was decided TO call Reunion Of the company,
TO be held at Milwaukee. Wis, during tas
GAR. Eneampment Of 1850. All survivors of
the company are invited % be present, sad Ars
requested to send their names and addresses %
VIM. F. McKim, Burlington, KY, when they
can be notified of the time and place Of meet
ing.
MASSACHUSETTS
The 23d Reunion Of the survivors Of she 1Bb
Mass. Cav viii be held at the Lancsrs' Armory,
Boston, Oct. 81.
WIN L. WeIeh, Boston Over 100 members q
the old 23d Mass. were at the 15th annual Ra-
union, held at New Bedford, Mass, Friday
Sept -. From outside Of she state members
were present from New Hampshire. Rhode
Island, New York, Michigan and Ontario. The
next Reunion viii be held at Salem, nszs.,
I Thursday, Sept p. 1850 The following OH
/ GERS were chosen: presidents, Col. John ". Ray-
/ mond, Beverly; F.-P- la5 iarsel. George ".
/ Mason, Boston; Chap, Rev. J. Bowen Clarke,
/ Boston; Adj't, Henry 3. Psrce, Abingsogi Q.
I NJ, VIII l. Weleh, Salem; a'so, enc Vice Prssi-
! dent from each company. Inc "trip 70 North
+ Carolina and Virginia that was 20 have ssarsed
/ Oct. s, composed OF members o. tbs assOclap
ton, was postponed until October 1883, on ae-
I count Of the yellow fever.
MICHIGAN.
The survivors Of the 18th Mich. hsld Rs-
/ union at Monroe Mich, which was attended
/ by 66 members of the regiment. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
/ President, VIM Vinegar, Grand Rapids; First
/ V.-P c. l. Darrell, Grand Rapids; Second "
/ P, d. 3. Stafford, Grand Haven; Third F--P-s
George A. Herrick, Grand Rapids; Fourth "
P, George Goodsel, LudingtOn; Sec, Wm- n.
! Marstou, Grand Rapids; Rec Sec, Charles D.
Cowles, Lansing; Historian ". II. BrsaElsy,
Detroit.
NEBRASKA.
il. Miller, Red Cloud: The first annual
Reunion Of the old soldiers of Webster County
which has Just closed here, was . very pleas
ant one Something over 400 veterans wers
present. and many comrades had the OpportH-
nity of shaking hands once more who had not
met since the close Of the war. A permanent
| organization for an interstate Reunion Hsg Per
fected for southern Nebraska ana northern
/ Kansas. On the second day highly interesting
meetings were hold both forenoon and after
noon. Speeches were made, stories told and
songs sung such as only the old boys n blue
know how to fully appreciate, while thousands
gathered around to hear them recount tha
scenes, trials and dangers Of the dsys OF war
The happiest quartet IN the ground were foni
old comrades of the First Brigade of KsArnsy'l
Red Diamouds-J. s. Miller, Doth Ind.i l.
, ! Olmsted, 9Th Mich; Homer Hayes, 12Ash n
Y. and P. A. Gatchell, Adjutant Of the Is
Me. H. A., who had not met since the close o
the war.
NEW JERSEY.
, The following officers were elected at the Rs
t union of the survivors of the Sth n. J., held =
Newark recently: President, John P, Thomp
son; V.-P., John W. Williams; Chap. Rev. 4
: st. John Chambre; Surg, w. W. Lamb; As
! Surg, DR.. n. S. Crane; Sec. and Trsas., Capt
5 VIM II. Howard.
! NEW YORK.
{ Albert S. Carlisle, Brewer Village, Me-, wOub
; like to know if the Goth \. Y. ever held &c
union; and if so, when and where.
: OHIO,
I The following officers were elected at IN
t Reunion of the survivors of the 20th Ohio, hss
: at Columbus during the National EneamE
: ment: President S. A. Wildmau, Norwalk, 0
, First V.-P., Wallace Cooley, Caldwell, o. set
a ond UP. Samuel P. Huston, st. Joseph, No
It Sec. A. d. Stewart Toledo, o.; Treas, l. !
; Messnard, Norwalk, Q.
The survivors of the 120th Ohio held Il
t union at Columbus during the Encampmen
p and elected the following officers for the ensI
d ing year: President, Capt. u. FraunfelteT, Al
ron V.-P.. Serg't w. q. Lawrence, Akron
E Sec. and Treas. Lieut.. J. p. Van Nest, Wooster
V Chief Marshal, David Bum, Akron.
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