The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-10-17
REUNIONS.
Gatherings of Comrades in All Parts
Of the Country.


To SECRETARIES: Secretaries will greatly favor
us 10y sending brief accounts OF the Reunions OF
their respective organizations for publication in
this column. Immediately after the occurrence of
the same Also copies of rosters for file and future
reference.-EDIroR NATIONAL TRIBUNE
ILLINOIS.
The fifth annual Reunion of the S0th Ill was held
Mt Galesburg Sept. %, about 100 members being
Ohio. The election of officers resulted: President,
II. NJ. Hobbs YOrl<vle; V.-P., II. l., Smith La
fayetle; Treas. w. @. Gillian. Bristol; See, J. X.
Young, Bristol. Galva decided as the next
place of meeting.
Tho 9Th H. Cav. held n Reunion Mt Galesburg
Sept 20, which was very successful affair. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President j. J. Hem
ing, Canton Sec, Allen w. Head, Canton; Treas,
Il. III. Fuller, GaIesburg Canton was selected as
the place for the next Reunion.
The 10Th annual Reunion of the ilh I'll. Cav. was
held ut Ottawa Sept. &c. Gen. NJ. r. NJ Wallace,
Chicago, elected President and Geo. a. Phil
lips, Earlville, Secretary and Treasurer. The Re-
union will be held at Aurora next year
INDIANA.
The sixth annual Reunion of the 18th Ind. Cav.
was held mt Pendleton Sept % and o. One of the
pleasing incidents of the Reunion the presenta-
ton OF II handsome gold watch and chain by Mai.
j. g. IIannum, Delphi in behalf of his comrades, To-
EW. Coils. Pendleton who has been their efficient
nnanimOuly elected to serve for the coming year.
The following officers elected: President,
Mnj. Il. Shewalter Portland; V.-P., II. II. Crowder,
Sullivan; Second V.-P, Capt. Sanford Sewel,
Greencaste; Sec, f. w Coils, Pcndlcton; Treas,
j.. NJ. Burns, Lebanon. The next Reunion will be
held Mt Pendetou in September. 1890
The Reunion of the Tooth Ind. was held Mt In
dianapols Sept. u, ut which the following officers
were elected: President, J. N. Sims Frankfort;
V.-P's j. NJ. Cook, Frankfort; Chas. w Brouse,
Indianapolis; j. w. Hendington, Portland; Sec.
and Treas Il. +, Smith, Cleveland, o.
The 18th Ind. Cav held Reunion nj Indanapo-
lis Sept "a and elected the following officers. Presi-
dent Gnaa L., Eeltus fEarrp Hnutp. " p IT.
win, indianapolis; Sec. and Treas, o. ID. Reeves,
Richmond.
The I'd Ind Cav. held its annual Reunion at In
dianapois Sept. %. About 100 members pres
ent, some of whom had not met each other since
The war. Officers elected President, Capt. Alex.
Hess, Wabash; Sec. DR.. a. j. Smith, Wabash ;
Treas. Oliver III. Dale. Indianapolis. The next Re-
union will be held at Brazil sept IL and Is. 1890.
The soldiers Reunion held at Huron, Sept. &c
and 70 was grand success. There were l4J vet
erans present, representing 10 regiments. The fes-
tivities closed with a Campfire Mt night
IOWA.
About 100 veterans Of Guthrie County held Re-
union nj the fair grounds and perfected a perma-
nent organization, To be known a5 tho Guthrie
County Veteran Association The following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year Colonel. J..
X. Shiplcy: Lieut.. Col, T. j. Burns; Mai NJ Me-
Donald: Chap, &. Nesselroad; Adj't, l.. ii. Lemon;
q. NJ, Thomas Turner. II decided to hold n
meeting once year on the fair grounds at Guthrie
Center.
The seventh Reunion OF the 30th Iowa was held at
Glasgow sept Is aud 10 The officers chosen for the
ensuing year are President, a. Roberts, Rising,
Ncb; V.-P., r. ID. CfHmer, Memphis, Mo; Sec. l..
-. Kerr. What Cheer. Iowa: Treas, Frank Kritz.
Washington. Iowa. John II. Gear. Ex-Governor
OF Iowa, also Senator james Il. Wilson, were in
attendance.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The annual Reunion OF the 9Th Mass. was held
ut Northampton sept 20 and was one the peas-
ATTEST aud largest attended gatherings ever held by
officers were chosen; President, III. G.. Dwight
Hartford, Conn; V.-P.. H. :. Bailey, Springfield !;
Sec. aud Treas, w. Z. Derby Springfield
The annual Reunion of the sd Mass was held at
Salem Sept. 20. About 100 comrades sat down to
the annual dinner. The officers Of the preceding
year were reelected, follows: President John
w Raymond, S.-P. at large. George W. Mason
AdBt, Henry Is. PIERCE. q. NJ. aud Treas VIM.
J.. WEIGH: Chap, }. bowen Clarke. The next
Reunion will be held Sept y, 1890, at Ipswich.
MISSOURI.
The 10th Mo. held "A Reunion at Quincy recently.
and elected the following officers: President. Geo.
Thrush, Quincy. III; S.-f. Gerald 81. Finley.
Augusta. III; sec. and Treas, G. Il. W Fraehlich,
Oquhwka, iii.
NEW YORK.
The 4th \. Y. II. A, will hold Reunion in New
The survivors of the i6gth n. Y. held Reunion
NJ New York city sept, D, nearly 100 members
OF the regiment being present. In the evening u
Banquet partaken Of Tie following officers
were elected President, Maj. T.. Il. Smith First
V.P., Charles Morsy; Second V.-P., Charles ;.
Phillips; Third V.-p Albert Tompkins; Sec
Sec, Hugh o'Fooi Surg, John knowlson; Chap,
Rev. H. 4. Chapman.
The I'D annual Reunion OF the 10th y. Y. was
held st EInira sept. Il. The Attendance was large
considering the disagreeable weather The fol-
lowing officers were elected President. Edward
Kendall PeuH Van, y. W N-P., T., l.. Graves,
Corning: Chap. Benlaniiu +. Macy, Coruingi sec,
Arthur :. Fitch, EinFa; Cor, see, w IL. Wood,
Enira; Treas, Theodore q. smith.
OHIO.
The annual Reunion OF the nth Ohio was held at
"A NJ "A
To- roll cali In the evening asoeiety Of ex prisoners
OF formed. Officers elected: President,
J. X. Rose; First V.-P.. Judge SibIey; Second
y,.P.. L. T.. Smithson; Third V.-P., EIdridge Mil
Ter; See, j. X. Power; Treas. j. &. Goldsmith.
The 2lst annual Reunion of the ilst Ohio was
held at Mantua Sept. 1t and -. There were
los OF tie old boys presents good many with
their families Tho following Officers were elect
ed; President, ii. T.. Rie. East Claridon. o.;
N..P., VIM. Drum, Cleveland, O.; Treas, W. Il.
smellic. Cleveland. Garrettsve selected
the next place OF meeting, which will occur sept.
% aud -, 1870.
The 18Th annual Reunion OF the 18th Ohio was
held ut Mnssiou Sept TO- Col John Couweli. of
Cadiz, was elected President for the ensuing year
aud Andrew smith, OF the same city, Secretary. IL
WAS decided to hold the next Reunion mt Columbus
during the State fair.
The lIth aunual Reunion of the 3lst Ohio was
held at Cardington sept. 10, about 80 members
registering. officers elected for the ensuing year
President, NJ IL. Walker, kentou; First V.-P.,
l.. NJ Cunnrd Mount Gead Second V-P., ii. e.
treiner Somerset; See, NJ. A. Cady, CardinEt ton;
will bs at Delaware on Tuesday, the week of the
State fair III 1890.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The ninth Reunion OF Hampton's battery was
hed ia Piitsburg Oct. l. OF the 81 survivors of the
command % were present Secretary J. q. Shaler,
jr., WAS presented with pretty gold badge by his
comrades for his efficient and faithful services.
banquet closed the Reunion.
Tho survivors of the 18th Pa. formed perma-
uent organization la Pittsburg Oct. l. and these
officers elected President. Gen. W. A. Rob
iuson V.-P's Capt. +. Il. ltohbacker, A. J. Pear
son, Henry Schultz aud w, j. Prentice: See, :. j.
Brnnhi Cor. See, David Lowry Treas. Ed.
Acker.
VERMONT.
The fourth annual Reunion of the 81 VI. was
held at White River Junction. These officers were
elected: President, A. Pierce, fawlncket, r. H.;
Sec. aud frens., l.. Il. Colts Piugree, Hartford
The third annual Reunion of the 10Th VT. was
held nj BTatileboro Oct. q and the following olli-
were elected President. Mai. Rounds W
P's, Capt Il. Is. Arms, OF Buringtoni Capt Il. T..
Reyes of Rutland, and Capt. w. Ill. Ii. Slack; See.
and Treas, &. NJ. Russell.
WEST VIRGINIA.