The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-08

NJ. ". FIoSt, topeka: Reunion OF 10th Mo.
will occur at Quincy, ILL.,. Sept. H. Is and 10
w. III. Bates Pekin. ILL.,: The stb No uiU
hold its Reunion at Yates City, Ill, Aug. %
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NEW YORK.
Horace Bidwell, 1895 Niagara street, Buffalo:
Reunion of the I'd N. Y. MED Rifles will bs
held at the Niagara House. LOckpOrt, Aug. Is.
E. w. Newberry, Wolcott: Eneampmens OK
the Wayne County Veteran Soldiers and Sail
ors' Association and first annual Encampmens
of W.R.C. and Sons of Veterans will be at
Margaretta Grove, SOdus Point, Aug. Is, Il, 10
and 16
F. T. Simpkins, Auburn: The 10Th Ny,
and Sd N. Y. l.. A. will hold Reunion nc Au-
burn Sept. 5. Headquarters in hall Of @. w.
Croker Post, No. 45. All who do not propose
to attend should report to me and contribute
toward the expense of the meeting.
Geo. l.. Warren, Cortland: A Reunion of the
18th N. Y. will be held at Canastota Sept. 10,
Joseph G. Abeel, S01 Lafayette aVsnus,
Brooklyn: Reunion and Campfire of Co. O,
1l5th N. Y, will be held at CanajOharie Aug.
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DR.. Tarbell, Ithaca: Reunion Of the s2d
NY. list Cal.) will be held at Ithaca Sept. S.
III. Grunwald, Cobleskill Reunion Of the
152d n. Y. will be held at Frankfort Aug. q
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Geo. F. Dusser, Union street Watertown,
Reunion Of the 18Th N. Y. ia to be held nd
g.
TAM Please inform ne if you viii attend.
OHIO.
The ninth annual Reunion Of Co. d, ssd
Ohio, occurred at the home Of Comrade T. W,
Parish, in the village OF Sharon, Noble County,
July y, the anniversary Of memorable daY
in the history of the 63d, the day on which she
brave Mcpherson. its corps commander, fell
BY a. m. the old boys began to report at head
| quarters, accompanied by their families
ali md 81 4.
| order. The time passed pleasantly on The
| shady lawn until IL, when the dinner call was
sounded by Comrade Parish and his estimabIe
| wife from the steps Of the mansion. and the
boys advanced Immediately on the dining
room, where two long tables were loaded with
the best of eatables. A busy scene followed.
After dinner all repaired to the lawn, where
music, instrumental and vocal. was listened TO
| by the comrades. The Chairman then called
\ the meeting to order, and the business part OF
/ the program was gone through with After
| this the meeting was addressed by Rev. Nc
Cormaek, and the entire company was photo
| graphed.
Ed 6 Grant. Middlsport: Reunion Of the
36th Ohio will be held at this place Sept. 10
and ii. Our old commander, Mai. Gen Geo.
Crook, will be with Us.
w. II. Farber, Columbus: Grand Reunion Of
the Sherman Brigade-64th Ohio, 65th Ohio,
9Th Ohio battery, McLaughlin's cavaIry-also
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diers of Stark County, Woman's Relief Corps,
and Sons and Daughters Of Veterans at Meyers
/ Lake. Canton. Aug. Is, IL. Is and Is
j. II. Mccormick, Rays: The old soldiers Of
Jackson County viii Reune at Jackson Sept. IL
and Is, at same time with the SD and 18th
| Ohio.
L A Carroll, New Philadelphia: Reunion Of
the 5lst Ohio viii be held at COshOctOn Aug "a
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PENNSYLVANIA
The 11th Pa. Reserves win hold their Re-
union on Pennsylvania Day. Sept. IL, at Get
tysburg. Write to 3. s. Davis, BIairsville.
RHODE ISLAND
The 1st regiment and LIST battery, r I Do
tached Militia Veteran Association. held theiR
annual Reunion at Bristol July % An elab-
crate program was arranged, including a street
parade and grand banquet, to which distin-
/ Ruished military and civic guests were invited.
At the business meeting the election of officers
resulted as follows: President, Col. r II. I.
/ Goddard; V.-Ps, Col. Nicholas Van Slyeks
/ Oliver III. Perry, James O. Swan, Edward A.
/ Burgess, Edwin Lowe and Horace Swan; Sec,
George Edward Allen; Asst Sec. Waldo =.
/ SlOcumb; Treas, James S. Hudson: AdPk C.
/ II. Merriman; Chap, Rev. Augustus Wood A
handsome Tag was received from Mr.. e J.
Payne, with the inscription, :" fst Reg't r J. D.
| III y; and Comrade B. l. Hall presented silk
/ guidon 70 the association, supposed to b ons
/ OF the original guidOus used By the 1ss ReRi-
ment. in behalf Of William A. Spieer. who re-
ceived is through Mr.. Whitman from an Ofleer
/ of Gen. Pope's staff IL was enthusiastically
accepted. grand parade and banquet fol-
/ lowed. After dinner Col. Samuel Norris well
/ coined the guests. and speeches were made by
President Richmond. Col. s. P. Colt, Gov. Ladd,
| Judge Colt, Senator Aldrieh. Bishop Howe,
/ Gen. Dyer, Col. Van Slyck, Gen. Arnold Col.
Wyman and John G. Lineban.
4 The H n I and Pattarv 3 n y Eakaraya
| Association held their annual Reunion &C River
view Park, near Providence. July o. The
| business meeting was first held, and the cleo
/ tion of officers resulted as follows: President
Lieut. Henry B. Williams; V.-P's, VIM. Fl.
| Chenery, Lieut.. Henry B. Bateman, Geo. G.
Manchester; Sec. and Treas, Burden; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Capt. B. l. Hall, Serg'ea
Thos Rice Charles E. Snow Adam Scott and
Col. James Moran. The meeting was addressed
/ by Comrade Snoble. Capt. George h Daven-
| port, of the 10th Conn.,, and others. The COM
| rades adjourned for dinner, after which they
| passed the time pleasantly in various ways,
and the evening boats conveyed the party back
/ to the city.
| Geo. NJ. Turner Providence: The Sd & I.
Fl. A. will meet at Oakland Beach Aug. g.
VERMONT.
| c. NJ. Russell, Wilmington: Reunion Of O..
F, 10th VT, will occur Aug. p st Wilmington.
WEST VIRGINIA.
| Geo. B. Crawford, Wheeling: Reunion Of ths
LIST w. Va. is to occur at New Cumberland Sept.
| 20.