The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-05-16

The 18th Ill. will hold their Reunion at Dix
on May a. the anniversary of their muster in
1861 At the last meeting it was resolved to
hold all future meetings at Dixon, and all
members will be taken to the hearts and homes
of the citizens.
INDIANA.
The 1st Ind will hold Reunion at Evans
Vile May 49, All surviving members will
please report personally or by letter, as it is
desired to complete roster of the living MEM
bers of the regiment.
OHIO.
The annual Reunion of the 63d Ohio will be
be held at Harmar on Wednesday and Thurs
day. May Is and Is.
The 69th Ohio will hold Reunion at Area
mum, Dark Co., on the Dayton & Union Rail
road, on the second Wednesday in June.
Attention, 125th Ohiol The minutes of the
fifth annual Reunion of the association have
been sent to all the members of that regiment
whose addresses are known. ANY member not
having received copy should send his name
and address plainly written, and also the COM
pany to which he belonged, to Mrs. Albert
Mathews, Secretary, kinsman.
TENNESSEE.
w. R. Carter Secretary, Knoxville: The LIST
Tenn Cav held Reunion at Morristown April
24. at the time of the Department Eucamp-
ment at which there were 102 survivors pres
ent. After short procession the veterans ad-
iourned to the Opera House, which was filled
with spectators. Here the exercises were
opened with prayer by Comrade Hale, of Co.
| ID. after which the address of welcome was de-
| livered by Mai r. Thornburg, President of the
association. His speech was well timed, we'll
expressed and full of happy thoughts After
ward short and appropriate speeches were
made by Comrades II. G. Flagg, A. j. Gahagan,
A. s. Tate, ]. Il. Trent and J. M. Carter, all of
which were we'll received. The old regmental
flag, which has been in possession of q Mrs.
Brownlow, of Knoxville, was on this occasion
| returned to the association by A. J. Gahagan,
| of Chattanooga, with fitting remarks, and the
speech accepting the flagowas made by Mai. II.
G. Flagg. The next thing was the election OF
officers, which resulted as follows: President
Mai. H. G. Flagg; V.-P, Private A. S. Tate
Sec, Serg't w. r. Carter; Treas, Lieut.. A. J.
Gahagan. A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions of thanks to Mrs. Brownlow for the
flag presented to the association, as follows
Mai. r. Thornburg, Maj.1H. Go Flagg and w
r. Carter, and Maj. FIagg was chosen Histo
ran. The next meeting and Reunion of the
association will be held at Greeneville the sec
ond Tuesday in September, 1890. The exer
cises were closed with prayer by Rev. j. M
Carter. rs IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
The survivors of the 127th Pa. held Re
| union and banquet at HARRISBURG on May A
and the following officers were elected Presi
dent DR.. Simeon III. Guilford; First UP, Col
w. w. Jennings; Second V.-P., COL J. Wesley
Awl; Third V-P., Col. H. C. Alleman Treas.
Geo. D. Rise; Rec. Sec, Chas. Fl. Small; Cor
Sec, Albert Eager. Executive Committee
From Co A, Lerue Lemer; B, John F. Kerper
c. George Buser; d, J. b. Keene; L, c. P
Shirk; +, Andrew Santo; G, Samuel Eberly
H, H. H. Brands |, David Early; K, II. 7
| Enston The next Reunion will be held a
Lebanon, May next.
The 9Th Pa. Reserves met in Reunion a
Jersey Shore, Pa, on Wednesday, May s, ant
partook of banquet and attended Campfire
at which addresses were made by Commando
Thos J. Stewart, of the GAR; w Hayes Grier
of Columbia; G. w Shock, of Mifiiinbnrg
Ex.-Gov Curtin and Capt P. ID. Brieker, o
Jersey Shore. Next year the survivors viii
] meet at Columbia, Lancaster County.