The National tribune., 1889-04-18
REUNIONS.

rNoTrcE. Organizations holding Reunions this
year having or making rosters, will favor us by
transmitting q copy thereof to THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for file and future reference.-EDIToR
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.l
ILLINOIS
c. Goodbrake, President, Clinton: There
will be Reunion of the survivors of the Goth
III. at Joliet June ID.
f. c. Held, Secretary, Freeport: The sur
vivors of the 10Th Ill. will hold a Reunion at
Freeport Aug. %.
The 18th Ill. will hold its annual Reunion at
Marengo May "a. All veterans, and especially
those Of the 14th ILL.,, are cordially invited TO
attend.
INDIANA
Orange D. Reeves, Secretary and Treasurer,
Richmond The second Reunion of the sur
viving members of the 18th Ind Cav. will be
held during next September at indianapolis.
/ desire the name, company and address of
every member living. One hundred aud fifty
of the boys were in attendance last year, and
| want every one present this year. Circular
invitations and notifications will soon be ready
to mail.
The s5th Ind. is preparing roster for the
next Reunion, which will be held during
the FALL and each company has Secretary.
Madison Nolan is Secretary of Co. d, and Henry
Kintz of Co. B, both of st. Bernice. They de-
sire the comrades in any part of the United
States to correspond with them for the purpose
of completing the roster.
KENTUCKY.
C. A. Purdy, Falmouth, KY, wants the ad-
dresses of all the survivors of Co. G, Gen. FIRE.
mont's body guard, in orderto complete arrange
ments for holding a Reunion of the company
at Covington, KY, Oct. 25.
MASSACHUSETTS
About 80 veterans representing the organiza-
| lions of Massachusetts troops that served three
months in 1861, met in Boston recently and
| perfected permanent organization to be known
! as the Association of Massachusetts Three
Months Volunteers of 1861" The following
| officers were elected: President, Mai-Gen.
! Benjamin F. Butler; Vice Presidents Maj Gen.
| Chas. DeyenS lat laTge1; by organizations,
Brevet Brig Gen. A. b. r. Sprague, represent
| ing Sd battalion of Rifles; Brig. Gen David w.
/ Wardrop, Sd regiment of intantry Col. Henry
| Walker, 4th regiment of infantry; Brig..Ge
! Samuel c. Lawrence, 5th regiment of infantry !;
Maj. Benjamin T. Watson, 9Th regiment of in
fantry; Brevet Ma.-Gen Edward w. Kinks,
8th regiment ofinfantry, and Brig Gen. Angus
! tus p. Martin, of Cooks battery; Sec, Frank
! A. Brown, of the 9th regiment of infantry;
| Treas, George w. Mason, of the 9Th regiment
| of infantry, and an Executive Committee to be
composed of five comrades from each organiza-
! ton.
| NEW HAMPSHIRE
| Stephen G. Abbott, West Swanzey, wants the
name, residence, age and occupation at the time
of enlistment of the members of the 1st N. H.
in order to complete history of the same. He
wants to hear from every surviving member,
and also wants a record of the comrades who
| have been mustered out
OHIO.
E. z. Hays, Warsaw, has been selected as his
torian of Co. K, 32d Ohio, and be would like
the following particulars regarding the service
and like information as to the members of the
company, particularly of deceased comrades, as
far as possibIe Postofice address, place of birth,
age at muster in, when and where mustered
in, mustered in as what, out as what, vocation
at muster in and at present; wounds, where
and when received.
/ PENNSYLVANIA.
John P. Nicholson, Secretary, 139 South
Seventh street. Philadelphia: The 14th annual
| Reunion of the 26th andl147th Pa. and Knapp's
Pennsylvania Battery Associatonat will be held
at Gettysburg Tuesday, May 81, at which time
the monuments of the command will be dedi-
Gated. The fee of membership, 81, should be
transmitted to the Secretary, who will furnish
the badge.