The National tribune., 1889-07-04


year having making rosters, will favor by
transmitting copy thereof to THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for file and future reference.-EDITOR
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.l
ARKANSAS.
The Pea Ridge Reunion Association will meet
at Rogers, Aug. LII. NJ. McGaughey, Secre-
tary.
CONNECTICUT.
The second annual Reunion of the 1st Conn.
III. A. was held recently at the old State House
in New Haven. The program of the exercises
held was lengthy. After the meeting had been
called to order by President Richard NJ. Cal
hOun, the minutes of the last meeting were
read by the Secretary, Edwin G. Dow. Next
followed the election of officers. A unanimous
vote was taken to re-elect the officers chosen at
the starting of the association. The following
is q complete list: President, Richard M. Cal
houn; V.-P's, Charles A. Day. Co. A; John f.
Remer, Co. b; Thomas Keller, Co. C.; George
NJ. Williams, Co. d; John NJ. Fox, Co. E; VIM.
A. Lincoln, Co. F VIM. II. Adams Co. G.
Peter G. Bell, Co. II VIM. B. Atwood, Co. I
John NJ. Twiss Co. K Sanford l.. Risley, Co.
j.; Henry III. Hurd, Co. NJ; Secretary and
Treasurer, Edwin G. Dow, Co. f; Historian,
John G. Taylor. Executive Committee, John
T.. Taylor VIM. w. Morgan, Walter f. Sage, f.
III. Wedron, Edgar l.. Forbes After the Tegu-
lar business of the meeting had been transacted
speeches were made by Majs. Hatfield, Gilbert
and Lincoln, and Comrades T. J. Hart, Presi-
dent Richard Calhoun, J. c. Taylor and Reuben
Blake. 1t was voted to hold the next regular
meeting at Willimantic June 10, 1890. After
the meeting was over the members grouped
themselves together on the north end of the
State House on the steps, where they had their
photos taken.
ILLINOIS.
Daniel Long, Urbana: The 10th III. will
Reune at Urbana, Sept and 3. All the men,
bers are earnestly requested to be on hand;
fine accommodations for every member with
out price.
grand Reunion of the soldiers and sailors
of Henderson, Mercer, Warren and Hancock
Counties will be held under the auspices Of
Ellsworth Post No. 172, ut oquawka, Aug. Ii,
Is aud is.
The second annual Reunion of the 10th III.
took place at Joliet, June ~. An elegant din
ner was served by the ladies of the Relief
Corps. The morning was spent in greetings
and renewing acquaintance; and in the af-
ternoon the comrades visited the State Peni-
Tertiary aud the old camp, Z. Z. GOodell, by
the Widow Stevens's place. Armory Hall was
flied at night with the old soldiers and friends.
| The fife and drum corps and the bugle corps
were out to make martial music, and the
| Joliet Light Artillery made the hills and wales
rcsound with the boom of cannon. A very
entertaining program was carried out aud the
lows President, c. Goodbrake: Y.-P, James
| Coyle; Rec. Sec A. j. Sanger; Cor. Sec, John
A. Edmister Clinton; Treas, v. Warner.
IOWA.
The fifth annual Reunion of the Wright
County Veteran Association took place at Clar-
| ion June Is and H. In the evening a grand
Campfire was held. On the second day the
election was held. resulting as follows: Com
mander. f. W. Pillsbury; Q. NJ, S. n. Hin
a "A g. 4
/ we'll in the hands Of the W.R.C., who put forth
their best efforts toward a thoroughly enjoy
/ able time. The next meeting will be held at
| Eagle Grove.
| f. ii. Thomas, Secretary, Eldou: The eighth
| annual Reunion of the 18th Iowa will be held
at Birmingham, Aug 10 and 10. A full at
| tendance of the members is desired, as impOr-
| tant business is 10 be transacted at this meet
! ing.
The fifth biennial Reunion of the Sd Iowa
will be held at Pella, Sept. II, Is and 10.
KANSAS.
A Reunion of veterans will DO held at Els
worth, Oct. 10 s.
| The ex-soldiers of southeastern Kansas
southwestern Missouri and the Indian Terri
tory will hold Reunion at Baxter Springs
| Sept. tot
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Co. A, 2d Mass. Gen. Cogswell's old company,
will hold Reunion at Salem Willows July is.
| Comrades are requested TO send their present
addresses to Capt. Z. A. Phalen, Salem.
The annual Reunion of the 18th Mass. Fl. A.
| will take place at Col " Brad Hathaway's
/ Pacific House, Nantasket Beach, Aug. IA.
| The surviving comrades of Co A, 46th Mass,
| will have Reunion and clambake at River
side Grove July %.
Veterans of the 9Th Mass will hold their an.
nual Reunion in Salem Aug. /.
I. .y.f h.
was held in Grand Army Hall, Lynn, recently
and was well attended, every company being
| represented. President Jos. III. Barnes called
| the meeting to order. At the conclusion of the
| r0ll-call. to which 100 members answered, the
| following officers were elected: President, Gen
Joseph Ii. Barnes; V.-P's, Maj. John Nj. Dane
| Henry Il. Hay, Samuel II. Doten, George D
Bent; Cor. Sec A. p. Fisher; Rec. See, Sam
C.Wright Chap, Rev. Daniel C. Easton Surg.
DIR. George b. Coggswell; Executive Commit
tee, Gen. Joseph III. Barnes. Capt. II. Taylor
VIM. Baker, Geo. +. Dyer, L. A. Badger, John
| M. Atwood. There have been ii deaths dur
ing the year. At the close of the business
meeting the regiment was photographed. Later
dinner was served at the Hotel Nahant. The
next Reunion will DO held in Providence.
MISSOURI.
G. w. HOuts Secretary Warrensburg: The
7th Mo. S. NJ. Cav. will have Reunion at War
rensburg Aug. Is and II.
NEBRASKA.
The 10th annual Reunion of the Pennsylva
MIA veterans in Nebraska will take place a
Norfolk beginning Aug. 27.-Emory Briggs
Adiutant, Omaha.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The New Hampshire Veterans Association
will hold the annual Reunion at the Vein
Aug. 20 to 80.
NEW JERSEY.
JIG Taylor, jr., 2l0 Clinton street, Trenton
The survivors of the old 14th N. j. residing il
Trenton are arranging to participate at Mo
nocacy, Nd, July o. Members of 13sth Pa
residing near Trenton are cordially invited t,
accompany the 18th boys
NEW YORK.
A. G.. b.: The first Reunion of the 18th N
Y. occurred at Fulton June g. The veteran
met at Church's Hall and organized. Maj. w
ID. Ferguson, of 0swego. presiding, Capt. j.
Palmer acting as Vice President, and ROber
, Simpson, ir., as Secretary. The exercise
opened with prayer by Rev. j. N. Fulford, fol
lowed by music by Post Schenck Quartet. MI
. N N. Stranahan then delivered an address o
welcome on behalf of the village, which wa
> responded TO by J. s. Palmer on behalf of tn
regiment After another song, Col. L. b. White
of Oswego, made an eloquent address. After hi
! speech there was more music. and Amos You
, mans read n couple of selected poems appropri
ate to the occasion. The meeting adjourned /
the GAR rooms, where committee frOI
/ each company of the regiment was appointe