The National tribune., 1889-09-12

ter; Treas. Darius Merrill, Concord; Sergeant
alarms, VIM. f. Spaulding. Maiden, Mass;
Historian, H. T. w. Little. Manchester.
Eighth regiment President. B. s. Woods,
Nashua; V.-P., Reuben Howorth, Chelsea; Sec.
and Treas Geo. W. Bridges, Brooklins, Mass;
Historian, John M. Stanyan, Milford. N. III.
Executive Committee. Geo. IT, Merrill, Pep
perell, Mass; T. f. Mills. Milford Lawrence
Foley, Manchester Charles III. Stickney, Low
eli; Thomas IT.. Rogers Nashua; Charles P
Stevens, Ashland; George w. Rowe, Manches-
ter; b. S. Reed, Concord; George FL. Gilman,
Manchester; Dana w. King Nashua member
of General Committee, Charles Z. BuzzeIl, Lake
Village.
Tenth regiment-President, NJ T. Donohoa,
Boston; V.-P's, Il. Stowe Laskey. Portsmouth;
F. G. Chase, Wilmot; Sec, Charles III. HOdg-
man, Manchester; Treas, Sylganus B. Putnam,
Manchester; Chap, A. f. Fletcher. Washing
ton, ID. G. Executive Committee, George A.
Clark, John w. Davis, Manchester; P. Loner-
gan, Nashua; J. F. Towle WalpOle; B. G.. Cross,
Wilmot; NJ. G. Garrison. Concord; Walter s.
Gray, Portsmouth; George E. Heath, Nashua;
John 5. Hubbard, Concord w. Devan, Man.
chester.
Twelfth regiment-President Charles II.
Drake, Bristol; Y.-P, VIM. Wallace, Plymouth;
Sec, L. w. Musgrove, Bristol; Treas, John r.
Lane, Lake Village. Executive Committee,
VIM. Wallace, Plymouth; Timothy TiltOn, La
COMA; J. w. Johnston, Manchester; A. w.
DAIIleJJJ 1lbtoUelug JOn0 ffueiu. hItOns .. "
Gale, Gilmanton; A. III. Worthy. Bridgeaater;
Samuel Morrison. Ashland; T. E. Hunt, Lake
Village; A. o. Carr. Pittsfeld; w. II. Lamp
reg, LacOnia; John E. Wiggin, Wolfboro.
Sixteenth Standardization, o. w. Bald
win, Lebanon V.-P's, Henry /. Johnson, Wash
ington; Lucious b. Wright, Boston; David E.
Burbank, Norwich, VT; Sec. and Treas, Andy
Holt, Lyndeboro. Executive Committee, New
man ii. Brooks, Lebanon !; Joseph, Joseph ID.
Heath, Wolfboro: James A. Merrill, Nashua;
ID. T. Summers, Titon; John B. Chase. Web
ster; Frank b. Hardy. Nelson; Philip G. Bean;
Concord; Moses P. Millen, Enfield; William A.
Rand, South SeabroOk. Historian, L. 7. Town
send, ID. D., WATERFOWL. Mass; Assistants, o. w.
Baldwin, Lebanon, N H., and H L. Johnson,
Washington, ID. G.
Fifteenth DISQUALIFICATION. Jno ". King
man, Cedar Falls, Iowa; V-P., Alvin Burlsigh,
| Plymouth; Sec, f. B. Huse, Enfield; Treas,
+. II. George, Concord; Historian, Charles Nc
GregOr, Nashua; member of Executive Com
| mittee, T. II. George, Concord
Heavy artillery-President, ]. s. Kenison,
| Barnet, VT; V--P.. r. III. Paine SuncOok, ". a;
Sec, George II. Waldron, Chester, Vt; Treas,
Hazen P. Weeks, Laconia; member Of Exeeu-
/ tive Committee, i. L. Heath, Newport; Histo-
rian, r. II. Paine, SuncoOk.
Veteran Association, Berdan's United States
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Edward Dow, Con-
cord Y.-P., S. F. Murray, Wilton; Sec. and
a.
mittee, G.. K. Crowell, Concord; Frank a. Carr,
/ West Hopkinton; A. s. Abbott, Concord Rep
resentative to General Association, II. j. Ken
ney.
| Massachusetts, ssociatiOn-President, B. L.
| Hartshorn Sec, T. w, Challs; Treas, s. 8.
Piper; Directors, 3. L. HartshOrn, T. ". Chal-
lis, A. j. SanbOrn, ]. Wiggin and Walter u.
| Fulton.
| The New Hampshire Veteran Association
elected officers follows: President, Col. ThOs.
| Cogswell, Gilmanton Y.-P., Col. G. E Hap
| good. Boston Sec, Col. Matt Shackford, Lake
| Village; Treas, Col. Daniel W. King. Nashua !;
Command of the Camp, Mansion S. Brown,
Plymouth; Q. NJ, Gen. G. B. Johnson, Con-
| cord Musical Director J.. III. French, Psna-
cook; Auditors, o. C. Wyatt, Tilton; C. E BuE-
zell, Lake Village ]. u. Davis. Haverhill.
NEW JERSEY.
| The eighth annual Reunion Of the survivors
Of the 18th n. J. was held at Lambertville. Aug.
%. Chas. A. Skillman delivered address Of
| welcome and Col. T. W. Davis responded. The
election Of officers resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Capt. Manuel Kline; See, w. H n.
| Wyekoff; Treas, Chaplain a. A. Haines- The
| next Reunion will be held az the residence OK
Chaplain A. A. Haines.
il Taylor, jr., Trenton: The 18th n. ]. VIII
hold its annual Reunion at the rooms Of Aaron
| Wilkes Post, No. ., Trenton, Sept. 49.
]. NJ. Drake, Elizabeth: The third annual
Reunion of the 9th y. j. viii be held st Toms
River Sept "a.
NEW YORK.
The annual Reunion of the 122d n. 7. was
held at Pleasant Beach, Syracuse, Aug. .. The
| address of welcome was delivered By Maj Gen.
Alex Shaler, of New York city. after which =
business meeting was held and the following
officers elected: President, David May Monroe;
V-P.. Thos. III. Scott; Treas, Chas. W. Ostran-
der; Sec, A. w. Wilkins. Executive Commit
tee, Col. o. v. Tracy. c. A. Weaver, n. Manner
Jas. Butler, A. II. Hubbs-
The 5th n Y. III. A. viii hold Reunion al
222 w. Twenty-third street, New York city, on
Oct. 10.
The 9th annual Reunion Of the 117th N. z,
was held at Bonneville Aug. 20, and the follow
ing officers were elected: President, Lewis A.
Owens. 500 Third avenue, New York; Sec, 81.
G.. Estee Utica: Treas, Thelwin Jones, Utica
Chap. Geo. b. Fairhead. Utica; Surg, DR.. H
w. Carpenter, Oneida; Asst Surg, d. ID. Nor.
ris, Lafayette; Auditing Committee. =. 4
Meyers. ]. d. Monroe, C. w. Sharp, Utica. In
the evening Campfire was held, se which q
very enjoyable program was rendered
Mark Brownell 60 Greenbush St, Cortland
The 10th n. Y. Cav. viii hold Reunion al
Cortland Oct. ? and 5. | would like to heal
from all members of the regiment.
The survivors of the 1O9th y. Y. Secretary
of the Navy Traeys old Regimentl held Re
union at Newark Valley Trout Pond Aug. ~
Gen. Tracy was present and delivered an ad
dress to the veterans, which was enthusiastic
ally received.
The 10th n. Y. held a Reunion at Milwaukee
during the Encampment, and elected the fol
lowing officers: President. A. Wsshburn, Mil
waukee, Wis; Sec, Orlin Pratt, Bcscabel, Wis
OHIO.
Henry Frock. Springfield: There viii be
Reunion of Cos. f and F, 153d Ohio, on thu
Fair Ground at Springfield Sept. II.
The 18th annual Reunion of the seth Ohio
will be held at Spenceryille Sept 10.
The lO3d Ohio held its Odd annual Reunion
! at RandalPs Grove, two miles east Of Lorain
Aug. 20 TO %, inclusive, 80 members being
present. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: President, DIR. B. II. Brink
erhOff, Fremont; First V.-P., ]. 5. Mason, Ne
dina; Second Y.-P., Ira Henderson, ChagriI
Falls; Third V.-P., John Silburn, Fulton
Mich; See. and Treas. James WarnOck, Elyris
Q. NJ, d. w. Hyland, Elyria.
John w. lngrim, Mt. Sterling: The place o
, holding the Reunion Of the 18th Ohio has beeI
changed from Newark to Columbus, Sept II
and 20.
The sixth annual Reunion Of the 18th Obi
battery was held ut the Fair Grounds in Spring
. field Aug. 10. Letters were read from Lieut.
+. II. Funston, of Carlyle, Kan, now Membe
of Congress, and other comrades. A COMMITTEE
of six. consisting of Fletcher White, ]. O. Bax
) ter POmerOy Mitchell, Jasper Botkin, w. I
Mckinney and Lieut.-Col. George Sints, wa
appointed to aid members in getting pensions
1t was decided to hold the next meeting =
: Catawba. Officers for the ensuing year wer
| alaeto1 ~ fCIIcvvc prasidaDf JoSnnh ROfkiu