The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-01
INDIANA,

INDIANA
The survivors Of the 3Oth Ind. held a Reunion at
Albion. April -. fully 10 of the comrades being
present. The address of welcome was delivered
by Thomas NJ Eelis and was responded 70 BY J..
b. White 10 WAS decided to hold the next Re-
union nj Goshen, April :, 1891. The following Of
iceFs elected for the ensuing year. Pres,
John L. Thompson; Y.-P.. J. E Braden. Treas
j. l. Pollock sec j. y. Ohlwine In the even
ing large and enthusiastic Campfire was held in
the Opera House. An excellent program was rem
deTed and al enjoyed themselves 10 The utmost.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The survivors of Co. c, Sd Mass held Reunion
at Cambridge. April y, at which l6 members were
present. The evening was spent In eating and
drinking, and relating "reminiscences. Ike exer-
Cses closed by all present afiZiug their signatures
TO n paper which was pasted bottle OF wine.
with the understanding that the one who Ouslivsd
all the rest should drink the contents. During the
evening the old board of officers was reelected.
Eben w. Pike, Secretary, City Hall, Cambridgs:
The survivors of the 56th Mass. viii hold q Re-
union at the headquarters Of Post No Is, GAR
il9l " Washington street Boston, May 6.
NEW YORK.
The annual meeting Of the 2d Y Y. Association
was held at Troy, April Is. and was attended By
large number OF members. The election Of OH
Gers resulted as follows: Pres. Col. sydney W.
Parks, Albany; N.-P., Arthur ". Bradley; Sec,
w H. BouShion; Treas. Dr. Leroy Mclean;
Trustees, Mai. Wilson. j. W. Dodge. Frank Tenn
/ pie, J. J. Hagen, Sanford Vanderzee and Georges
I Young.
W. J. Penielow. Secretary, Oswego: The second
annual Reunion of tie 2ith y Y. will be held as
Fulton, in the rooms Of SchencS Post, May T.
/ Veterans Rights Association was held at Amsier-
/ dam recently, Ali Of the Grand Army Posts OF
/ Montgomery County were represented. delegates
/ being present from Fonda, Fult0nv3ile, Cau0io-
harie Fort Plain and II, louisville Visiting com
/ rades were also present from Johnstown and
GoveTsyille. The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing year: Pres, Edward J. Maxwell,
/ Amsterdam; First N.-P, a. y. Canning. Fors
| Plain Second N--P., IL G.. Perry, Cansioharie;
i See, Henry Silver. Fonda; Treas, John Mcbride,
/ So townsville; Chap, Z. A Perry, Fort Plain. Ed.
| J. Maxwell, the uewly-eleCted President Of the
I Veterans Association. - prominent and success
I ful lawyer, and active member Of the q. A. r.
I He served two years Ia the war; WIS Captain IN
/ the 63d y. Y. Irish BriENdel aud was wounded as
/ Petersburg He strongly urged for Com
mnnder of r ;. Young Post. of Amsterdam, a. the
recent election of officers. bat declined, and sup
/ ported the re- election OF Commander Dove.
/ +. l. Beach, Secretary, YOnkers: The survivors
\ OF the "a " y. Cav. will hold q Reunion Al AM
/ sterCam Oct. $ All members OF the regiment arc
requested TO send their addresses 10 the Secretary
1 not later than Sept. 10.
/ OHIO.
/ H. Charles. Secretary Perrysbarl., The surviv-
! Sept s.
residing in Chicago, III, 10 decided to form an
| organization auxiliary % the 5th Ohio Asso-
[ citation in Cincinnati, and the following were
( elected officers. Pres. :. l. Hall. N--P. : 4
| Boomer; Treas, VIM GasSiil; See, W IT. Knight.
/ ANY members Of the regiment residing in tho
vicinity Of Chicago viii please send thcir addresses
/ ta the Secretary, +i5 RIalto Building. Chicago.
/ PENNSYLVANIA.
! The survivors of Co. 3, 203d Pa. held a Reunion
! at Chester April 10 and reelected the following
officers. Pres Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Brooke; Sec.
| Mark ". ANeu Treas, Thomas Ciou-h- At .
| banquet which followed Mark W. Allen was toast
| Mayor Coates, Joseph Dalton. Joseph Addison
/ Thomson anu " Ililln e. Davidson.