The National tribune., 1888-10-11

who had not already subscribed might do so by
sending their names and amount of subscrip-
ton TO the Treasurer at 2S2 Keap street. Brook
lyn. Committee on History of the Regiment
was appointed, consisting of II, five at-large,
one from each company. After sociable time,
the meeting adjourned to meet on July l, I5S9,
at Gettysburg, to dedicate the monument.
OHIO.
For the purpose of completing regimental
roster, comrades of the I07th Ohio viii please
send their names, company and postofiice ad-
dresses TO A. J. Rider, Secretary, Regimental As
soeiation, Navarro, Stark Co., o.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The recent Reunion Of the survivors Of the
l32d Pa held at Danville was pleasing sue
cess. There was parade, Campires, banquet
and business meeting At tine latter the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, f. L.
Hitchcock; Sec, o. B. Wright; Cor. Sec, ID.
J. Newman. long list Of Yiee-Presidents
were also elected.
The survivors of the s7th Pa. held their an
nual Reunion at York on Monday, Sept q.
An address of welcome was made by Mayor ID.
X. Noell and Col. James A. Stable, Col. James
Tierney; and Capt Lewis Marsh, who came all
the way from Minneapolis to meet his old COM
Tades, also spoke. A banquet was served, dur
ing which "reminiscences Of the rebellion were
related by the vets. The Hext Reunion will also
be held in York Oh Sept. 24, 1889.
The following three Reunions were held in
Pittshurg last week: The S5th Pa. elected these
officers: President, G. S. FulmeT; Sec and
Treas, J. S. Graf; Color Bearer, John S. Bell.
The l02d Pa. met in Salisbury Hall and par
took of a banquet. Capt. s. A. Duvall was
elected President for the ensuing year. Capt.
). L. FullwOod and J. A. Bishop were elected
Vice-Presidents; Sec, James 4. Mclaughlin;
Treas, Maj. R. w. Lyon. Butler was selected
as the next place of annual meeting. The 18th
annual joint Reunion of the 10lst and I03d Pa
was held. The reports of the officers showed
an enviable condition of affairs. The receipts
during the year were $I1I 20, and the disbuFse-
ments Sl05.95. The following officers were
unanimously elected: President John A. Reed,
1Olst; V.-P's James Chalfant, 1O1st, and Geo.
w. Mckee, 103d; Secs, s. M, Evans 103d, and
i. K. Boss, 101st; Treas, Samuel Long, I0lst.
The next Reunion will be held at Rock Point,
Beaver County
The 55th Pa. held its first Reunion at Lilly's
Cambria County, on Sept. II. There was
parade and picnic under the auspices of Col
Dick White Post, No 513, followed by ban
quet
The State Association of the 2d Pa. Fl. A.
has elected the following officers: President,
G. w. Reeder; V.-P's, Seth c. Bower, NJ. G.
Pingree and r. Wheeler; Rec. Sec, w. l..
Baker; Cor. Secs, r. w. Eggert James L..
Stoats and ]. b. Hickman Treas, S. P. Orwig /;
At the Reunion of the survivors of DurelPs
Pa battery, held at Reading, these officers were
elected: President, James i. Mast, Reading
First Y.-P., Charles Coffel, Doylestown Second
| V.-P., George Douglass HulmeviIle; Sec and
Treas, Horace d. Boone Reading There were
about 40 of the survivors present. The next
Reunion will be held at Wilmington Sept. "a,
1889.
The 9th Pa. Cav. will have a Reunion at
| Gettysburg on the occasion of the dedication of
their monument, Oct. Il The train will leave
Philadelphia at 11:30 on the 18th. Tickets for
the round trip, including board and carriage
| hire, will be 81. The presence of every men,
Der of the regiment is desired at this gathering.
Survivors of the 132d Pa. who were not at
the Reunion at Danvflle, Pa, Sept II, are re-
qnested to send their addresses to COmrade
Dan j. Newman, Corresponding Secretary,
Scranton.
VERMONT.
The survivors of the 9th Vt. held their first
| annual Reunion at Newport recently and per-
! fected permanent organization, to be known
| as the 9th Vt. Veteran Association. The fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
| year: President, Col. D. K. Andres; V.-P's,
| Gen. z. II. Ripley and Capt. T. s. Peck; Sec.
| and Treas, Lieut.. r. F. Parker. Executive
| Committee, AdJt ]. G. Stearns, Lieut.. E. w.
| Jewett, Lieut. J. C. Baker, Serg't Thomas Han
/
attended the Campfire at G GA.R. Hall Wednes-
day evening. Seventy comrades were
present from all parts of the State and from
| other States. Every company in the old regi-
ment was represented at this first Reunion.
| AS pleasant incident at the muster, at the re-
! view on Governors Day these veterans were
| given the post Of honor near the Governor and
| his reviewing party. About So OF the veterans
were in line, commanded by Col d. K. Andres
| of Bradford. Gov. Ormsbee was introduced to
| them by Gen. Peck, and made brief but very
interesting speech, and afterwaTd passed along
i the line, taking each by the hand with kind
and appropriate word. During the regimental
Reunion the survivors of Co. E held meeting
and elected the following officers: President
r. F. Parker, Newport; V-P., Henry A. Musk
Lawrence, Mass; Sec, Geo. N. Lane, Spring
field, Mass; Asst Sec, Joel G. Moulton, New.
port. Forty-one members were present. The
| name and address of every comrade is desired
by the Secretary, George II. Lane, Box 984
Springfield, Mass.