The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-02-28
REUNIONS.
INDIANA,

INDIANA
B. NJ. Hutchins, Columbus: The old 9th Ind.
will hold a Reunion at Columbus on the 5th
and 9th of April. All the comrades are ex-
pected to arrive on the evening train, April 5,
and repair at once to the Grand Army Hall.
Extensive arrangements are being made to en-
terrain all the boys who can attend, and good
time is expected. Col. w. w Berry, of Quincy,
H., has accepted an invitation to be present
with us. Comrade Berry was Colonel of the
9Th Ky, known as the Louisville Legion, which
was brigaded with the 9th Ind all during their
three-years' service. 1t is also expected that
our venerable comrade Col. II. Trip, will also
honor us with his presence.
J. n. Ohwine, Secretary, Cromwell: The
30th Ind Association will hold its 9th annual
meeting at LaGrange on Thursday, April 4.
OHIO.
O.W Haynes, Secretary, Goth Ohio, Hudson
Any member of the Goth Ohio sending me his
address can obtain copy of the regimental
roster.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Roanoke Association celebrated the 9th
anniversary of the battle of Roanoke Island at
Boston, Mass, recently. Resolutions of respect
/ TO the memory of the First Vice President
Surgeon James A. Emmerton, were adopted
The following officers were then elected for the
ensuing year: President, Col James Tucker
25th Mass; First Vice President, Gen. G. P
Hawkes., 21st; Second Vice President, Col. S
@. Hart, 23d: Sec, Col e. H. Haskell, Odd
Treas, Capt. James Thompson, path, and an
Executive Committee of 10, as follows: Gen
John G. Parke, U. S. A., and one each from 9Th
/ n. H, 2lst 23d. Oath 25th and 18th Mass 4tl
and 9Th r. l., 8th and 10th Conn., 9th, 51st and
I 99th \. Y, 9th n. j., 5lst Pa, and three from
the Navy. Bandmaster Harry Brown sounded
| the assembly" and all marched to dinner
+ After dinner, and the calumets Of peace had
been lighted, letters of regret were read from
/ Maj. George s. Merrill, Gen. w. T. Draper Gen
/ J. L. Otis, and from Ex-Governor of North
! Carolina land now United States Minister tc
BraziD Thomas ]. Jarvis, formerly of the 6tl
/ n. c. Confederstes. Col. Tucker presided anC
called on the following comrades to make re
1 marks: g. P. Hawkes., 21st Mass; NJ NJ. Cor
| liss, 2lst Mass. Past Department Commander
/ GAR, of New Hampshire); S. E. Hart, 23d
/ w. L. WEIGH, 23d; Harrison Aldrich, 2lst; D
| p. Muzzey, 23d; George Warner, 9th; Nelson
| Stock well, 2lst; A. p Dodge 23d; W. E. Rich
ardson, 2lst; +. L. Smith, 25th, and others.
About 70 members of the Society of til,
Nineteenth Corps held Reunion and banque
in New York city recently. In the absence o
Gen. Nicholas w. Day, the President, the FRS
ce-President. Col John G. Healy, of New
Haven, Conn.,, presided. Col. Richard
Irwin, the Historian, gave an outline of the his
tory of the corps, which he is engaged in pub
fishing, and said that he intended to describ
all the operations of the Department of TIL
Gulf from the fall of New Orleans, and also tn
Shenandoah Valley campaign under Gen
Sheridan. Other speakers were Gen. George
Andrews, formerly Gen. Bankss Chief of Stat
and now Professor at West Point Militar,
Academy; William D. Guthrie Commodor
Henry Erben, Maj. James Jackson, % U. s
Cav; Maj. George Haven Putnam, 10th n. Y
Capt Rowley Chief Signal Officer durn
Bankss expedition up the Red River; Col Il
M. Porter, 7th VT, and Lieut.. T. G. Davis, @
the Navy. Among those present were Gen.
L. Molineux, Chief Engineer Melville. Of tn
Navy; Maj. J. Langdon Ward, Capt. John 3
Handren, Of the Navy; Col. Robert Watts
Surgeon 133d n. Y Capt. Aaron Vanderbilt
I Of the Navy and ofhers