The National tribune., 1889-07-04

dent; NJ V. Wadleigh, First Vice President:
Capt. Outerson, Second Vice President; Amos
YOumans, Treasurer; Robert Simpson, IT,, Cor
responding Secretary; N. Il. Barnes. Surgeon;
E. Post, Chaplain. The village of Fulton was
selected as the place for holding the next Re-
union, and the date for future meetings as the
first Thursday in June. The meeting then
adjourned to supper at Chureh's Hall. which
the Woman's Relief Corps had furnished. and
where tables were spread and the multitude
fed with an excellent supper. At the supper
F. w. Squires, the Historian Of the regiment,
read graphic description Of the early expert
enees of the regiment. After this there was
tOasting, and the exercises concluded with
singing Rally Round the Flag"
The ninth annual Reunion Of the Sd n. Y.
Cav was held at ManitOu Beach June II. The
comrades, accompanied in many instances by
their families, gathered at the National Hotel,
Rochester, shortly after 10 o'clock, whence
they proceeded to the Central station and took
the train for Charlotte. On arriving at Char
lOtte, the old cavalFymen and their friends
embarked on the steamer Geneva for Manitou
Beach, and arrived at the pleasant new resort
at noon. Upon arriving the party sat down
10 a fine dinner at Matthews & Servis's Hotel.
After the repast had been thoroughly enjoyed
the business meeting was held. John s. Ken
yOn, Clerk Of the State Senate, who is the
President of the regiment, called the assem-
blage to order. Chaplain Robert Garry, Of
Lockpo offered prayer, and then President
Kenyon delivered a brief address Of much in
teTest to those present. Speech-making fol-
lowed by COmrade James Roberts Lieut. j. ri.
Bailey and others. Nominations were made
by a committee for the officers of the regiment
and the following were chosen President
James A. Allis, Syracuse; V.-P's. Co. A, J. B.
Pettingiil; Co. b, Frank Kingsley; Co. G,
Walter ]. Perry; Co. ID, A. f. Tallmadge; Co.
Z, Thomas Smith Co. F, William G. Barker;
Co. g, James Roberts; Co. Fl, John Durham;
Co. ], James III. Bailey; Co. K, Jarvis w. Ring;
Co. l., o. Slippery; Co. NJ. Enos B. Wood;
Sec, Samuel g. Pierce, Rochester; Treas, Man.
rice Leyden; Chap, Rev. Robert Garry; Com
mander K. 81. Jones; Bugler, James MeMul-
| len. After an afternoon spent most pleasantly
the veterans left for Rochester, where they
separated.
| There was a very large attendance at VIII
| sons Hall, BROOKLYN, ON the evening Of june
| 20, the occasion being the 18th ami
versary Of the muster-in of the 67th N.
| Y. brooklyn PhalaBxl, and the following
! officers were elected: Honorary President
/ Maj. Il. NJ. K. Mills; President, Gen. Mel
son Cross; V.-P's, Col. George w. Stillwell,
| A. II. Howe, Warren Dodge. William II. Pink;
/ Sec. and Treas, j. G.. Sealy; Cor. Sec, b. L
/ Crane; Council of Administration. James ".
| Mills, Alexander III. DOty, Miles O'Reilly; His
/ torian, Gen. Lewis M. Peck; Assistant His
torians, Nelson Cross, A. II. DOty; Serseant-at-
Arms, Thomas Atkins. At $50 p. N. the
meeting adjourned to the large parIors, where
| an elegant collation. had been provided for the
veterans. After doing full justice to the menu
| Maj. Mills arose and stated that as their Camp
fires were informal gatherings, no one was es-
| pecially designated to respond to tOast5 until
they got there or heard their names called; but
he had some in his pocket, and be proposed to
hear from the comrades present, and after this
toasting was the order. IL was long after mid
night when the assemblage Of old soldiers sepa-
rated, after having enjoyed q most agreeable
evening.
The 1I7th " Y will hold their next annual
! Reunion at BOOnville Aug. 20--Henry G. Estes,
Secretary, 81 Blandina street. Utica, y. 7.
The 18th annual Reunion Of the Engineer
| Brigade, Army of the Potomac, will be held &C
| Watkins on the last Thursday of August. All
bonorably discharged soldiers and sailors ara
cordially invited.-John B. TOwnSeud, Secre-
tary, Elmira-
OHIO.
The 21st annual Reunion Of the 120th Ohio,
| which was held in Akron on Tuesday, June 4,
| was grand success and avery enjoyable affair
| TO all the old comrades and their friends who
participated. Ninety of the old veterans an
| swered to roll call, large number being ac-
cOmpanied by their wives and children, max
ing an assemblage Of some 200 persons. A
grand dinner was served them by the ladies OF
Buckley Post Relief Corps at Grand Army
Hall. After the business meeting a regular
old fashioned Campfire was held The next
Reunion will be held in Wooster on the sec
ond Tuesday in June. 1880. The following
are the officers elected for the next Reunion
President, Capt J. B. Taylor; V.-P., Lieut.. II.
c. Rouch; See. and Treas, Lieut.. j. P. Van
Nest; Historian, Rev. !. n. Kieffer; al Of
Wooster.
The Goth Ohio viii hold their 25th annual
Reunion at MaysEille Aug. 20. Maj ID. W..
Henderson, Surgeon OF the regiment, viii pre-
side at the meeting
Nv. Perry, President, Greenville: The 18th
Reunion of the 9th Ohio will be held st Green
Vile Aug. g.
The 9th annual Reunion of the ed Ohio
will be held in Malta Sept. and 5. Members
who have not received roster for 1883 viii
please send their names and addresses to the
Secretary, w. b. Patterson, Stockport
The 4th annual Reunion OF the 114th Ohio
was held at Washington Court House June II
and Is. There were present about 80 Of the
surviving members of the old regiment. The
comrades had Jolly good time. The officers
for the coming year are: President, Col II. B.
Maynard. Washington Court House; First Vice
President. Capt. E. Gephart, Co. B, Custervills;
Second Vice-PIesident, Lieut. w. A. Studer, Co.
], Junction City; Secretary. ID. E. Mablay, Co.
/, New Lexington; Quartermaster, w. II. Fow-
Ter, Co. q, New Lexington; COmmlssary, j. III.
Ebert, Co. II, MeCluney. The next Reunion Is
20 be held at New Lexington, in September.
1890.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Second Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
will hold Reunion at ChamberSburg Sept. IL.
VERMONT.
The 9th Yt. held their second annual Reunion
at Burlington June Goth. At their business
meeting the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Col. ID. K. An
droSs Bradford. VT; Yice-Presidents. Gen. E II.
Ripley, Rutland, VT, and Capt. t. 5. Peek, Bur-
lington; Secretary and Treasurer. Lieut.. @. +.
Parker, Newport, VT. Executive Committee
Lieut.. J. c. Stearns, Bradford, VT; Lieut.. E. w,
Jewett, Swanton. VT; Lieut.. j. c. Baker, Rus-
land, VT; Serg't L. Harmon, Brsttleboro, VT;
Capt. C. F. Branch, Newport. W. There were
I12 comrades Of the regiment present It waA
decided TO hold the next Reunion in 1890 sc
the time and place of the annual muster of the
; National Guard of Vermont.
CONNECTICUT.
The veterans of the 18th Conn. met for their
Reunion at the Beach House, Savin Rock, June
Is. About 30 veterans, many with their families
: and friends, were present. The business meet
} ing was held in the forenoon, officers were
elected, and the annual dinner demolished in
the gayeSt of spirits.