The National tribune., 1890-09-04


| dred and eighty OF the veterans who left Ncwburg
| In 1861 returned on this day, and a parade was
| made through the town to Fiynn's Grove, where n
| meeting was held. T.. A. Brewster, jr., welcomed
! tho comrades, and addresses and music followed
| The election of officers for the ensuing year
! suited; Pres, Rev. Jesse II. Shafer; Vice Pres,
| Lieut.. benjamin TeTwiiliger; Sec, DR. Sol. Van
Elten; Port Jervis Treas, Hon. J. O. Fiske.
g. X Downing, Secretary, Watkins: Reunion
Hist n. Y. three years. at Watkins Sept l6 in
| the form Of n basket picnic.
Reunion 10th N. Y Mt Ocean View Hotel. Coney
! Island, Sept 9.
| George A. Hussey Secretary 81 Pine street New
York Pilgrimage of the 9Th N. Y s. NJ (S3d n. "
to tho batlefclds of Harpcr's Ferry, Front Royal,
Manassas, Cedar Mountain, Fredericksburg, Chan
ceor5ville, the Wilderness Laurel Hill, SpOtsyl-
vania and Cold Harbor, certain cities and towns,
with the dedication of "a monument in memory Of
Col Joseph A. Moesch at Frederick sburg. De
pariure from New York, Sept 20; return Sept. %.
James IInne, Secretary. lion Reunion at this
place of Slst ~. Y. Sep. q and ..
Il. l.. Beach, Secretary, Beaver street Govers-
vile; Reunion I'd Vet. Cav. at Amsterdam Sept.
"a. Please notify.
Reunion 18th n Y r.. A. Mt Rochester Sept. II
| and IS. Headquarterp Mt the National Hotel
A. H. Stafford. President, Jancstown Reunion
18th N. y. at Bemds Point Sept r. Send adj
Elias w. Palmer, Corning: Reunion 23d N. Y. at
Corning Sept. o.
The i6ith N Y met at Portage Bridge Aug. 10.
Addresses were made by Rev G. g. Lowell Chap
| lain Ward, Col. Tuthill, f. ". Bell and Charles
| Barber. The whole attendance Of civilians and
old soldiers on the Reunion was more than 100.
| Officers: Pres, Henry v. Colt; V.-P, Gilbert G..
| Prey; Sec. II. A. Wiley; Treas, J. II. Strang;
Executive Committee, John Rorbnch Rev. +. Dew.
Ward, James ". Dow.
Twenty eight years ago Aug 10 the 1Osth n Y
lett Rochester FOR the war, and on the anniversary
about 100 survivors met ut Rochester, whence they
| departed for day at IrOndequot Bay. At the
business meeting Secretary e.. H. Washburn
presented by President g. r. Loder with fine gold
badge as atestimoni Of the obligations of the
citation TO him since 1879. The Grafton OF the day
was delivered by Silas j. Robbins Officers. Pres,
SiasJ. Kobbins V.-P., Christian Stein; Sec, Geo.
| III. WashbuTn, Rochester; Treas. Daniel Schaut;
| Gimp, Rev. Enoch X, Miller; Surg Richard 5.
| Conger; Executive Committee Alfred Elwood
George Smith, William Willingham, II. Haley,
Norman Westfal
OHIO.
J. w. Davis. Secretary. Fostoria: Reunion 10Th
Ohio at Bucyrus Sept II, under auspices of Keller
Post, I25.
A. o. Grswold. Secretary, EIyra: Reunion 9Th
Ohio mt Elyria Sept ~.
The officers elected at the recent Reunion of the
24th ohio held at Wellington were: President J.
], Thomas. Wellington Sec and Treas. Robt- s.
Grimm, Mt. Vernon; Chap J. 5 Robinson Akron.
The next Reunion will be held at COshocton July
w l.. Curry, Secretary, 81 South High street,
Columbus: Reunion LIST Ohio Cav in Iedmen's
Hall Metropolitan Opera House, Columbus Sept.
Andrew Smith, Secretary, Cadiz: Reunion 18th
Ohio at Columbus Sept. IG.
w. w. Hill, VI. D.. Secretary, Weston: Reunion
10Th Ohio Cav. Mt Sandusky Sept 25 and 26.
Col. Ben. Morgan, Franklin: Reunion 10Th Ohio
at Franklin Sept. II.
Howard Aston. Secretary. GAINESVILLE: Reunion
18th Ohio Cav Association. comprising 4th Ind'p't
battalion Ohio Cav, 9Th Indpt Ohio Cav and 18th
Columbus Sept. II.
Warner Mills, Secretary, Gratiot: Reunion 32d
Ohio in Wells Post Hall Columbus Sept H.
On the I'D Of August 1890 the Portage County
battalion Of soldiers and sailors held their second
annual picnic and Reunion the Fair Grounds
at RHveuna. The meeting was largely attended
not only by the old soldiers and their families but
many prominent citizens. The program: Dinner
dress parade music by an elegant brass band Of
/ md s,F a. 4 -
Judge Tbbals. Akron, was the chief speaker and
he was earnest and eloquent
II. G. Miller, Secretary, Jackson Reunion Ist
Ohio ii. a. at Portsmouth Sept Is
W X. Smele, Secretary, l2S Water street, Cieve-
land: Reunion 4lst Ohio Mt Garnettsvilie sept 80
and Oct. !. Send addresses
The Sherman Brigade Reunion at Mansfield
Aug. = elected tie following officers for tine ensl-
ing year: Pres. Senator John Sherman; First
N.-P, J, F. SOnnansline. McCOnnelsviIle; Second,
:. Il. Beerbower, Marion; Third, J. ". Fckes
Shenandoah; Fourth, J. A. Moody, Akron; See,
W. H. Farber, Mansfield; Treas, T. Moores, Nc
ienai Ihap, H. A. Cavanah; surg, A. Q. Mat
thias; Executive Committee, T. Brinkerhof Z. @.
Mcfarland, George w. Hunt, Il. +. Keiser, w NJ.
Hahn, J. II. Boydon, r. q. Brown. ID. b. Letter and
w w. Smith. Tho next years Reunion is TO be
held at odeis Lake, beginning the third Tuesday
An enthusiastic Reunion was had by the 18th
Ohio In kinsman Aug 20 and 81, there being 81
members present, many bringing their wives and
children A pleasant feature of the occasion was
the presence OF the old band, who discoursed mar
tial music one member bringing the yertable
drum which lac carried in the army. There was a
Campfire In the evening of the 20th consisting of
war songs. speeches. readings, "reminiscences, etc
Officers: Pres, Capt X. e. Rice Warren; Sec, Mrs
Albert Mathews and Treas. Albert Mathews, both
Of Kinsman.
Cary D. Lindsay. Secretary, Toledo: Reunion
o3th Ohio at WhteTyille Sept. 4.
PENNSYLVANIA.
II. W. Bannatyne. Secretary, Tuukhannock: Re
union sd Pa at this place Sept. %. Headquarters
at Wallis Hotel.
J. W, Smith, Secretary Yellow Creek: Reunion
il0th Pa at Philipsburg Sept. Is. Please notify.
Reunion of the survivors OF Cos. + and +, lIth
Pa. Cav; Co f. LIST Pa Cav. and Cos and l. Ist and
2d WA Cav, was held here at UniOntown Aug y.
This was also the second day of the County Fair.
and the veterans marched TO the fair grounds at
noon, where they We're addressed by Candidates
Delamuter and Stewart and others.
George X. BeeCher. Secretary. No. Engine
House. Pitlsburg: Reunion 10Th Pa. at PittsbuEg
Sept. IL.
John 3 Graf, Secretary, Fourth street and
Duquesne Way, PItIsburg: Reunion sJth Pa. a.
UnlOntown Sept Il.
Reunion 18TH Pa Cav. at Gettysburg Sept 8, ESO
p. m
Pa. at Northeast Sept. Is. Please notify.
TENNESSEE.
W. II. Carter. Secretary, Knoxville: Reunion Ist
Tenn. Cav. at Greeuvilic sept Is.
VERMONT.
The fourth annual Reunion of the Let Art IIth
VI, was held in Rutland Aug 81, with headquar-
tiers at the Bardwell House. Immediately after
dinner the business session held and later the
veterans took the train for Proctor, where they
Were taken in charge by Col +. u. Proctor and
shown through the marble mills finishing shops
and quarries. The return made TO Rutland
early in the evening, where the business meeting
was continued. AT night an entertaining program
was followed ont in the Opera House during
which the principal speakers were Commauder-in-
Chief NeAzey and AdDt-Gen. GOulding.
The 9th VT held its third annual Reunion at
Bradford Aug. - About 50 comrades were pres
ent The business meeting was in GA X. Hall
and the officers elected for the ensuing year We're
Pres, ID. *. Andross, Bradford; V.-P's. Joel c.
Baker, Rutland, and Thos. Harmon, Brattleboro;
j. &. SteaTns, G. r. Branch :. H. Kelley Abel c.
Hebard and l.. w, Bird. The next Reunion will
be held ut time and place of the annual muster Of
the Vermont National Guards In 1891.
WEST VIRGINIA.
S. T. Shaw. Parkersburg: Members Of my old
engineer staff are Invited TO the Reunion or the
Army Of West Virginia Sept. 1919 in this city aud
TO make my house their home during their stay.
WISCONSIN.
C. w. Hyde Secretary Milwaukee: Reunion lst
Wis H. A. at Milwaukee Sept 10 aud Il. Head
quarters at Fraternity Hall 2I6 Grand avenue.
\. X. Bell. Secretary, Milwaukee: Reunion 18th
Wis at Milwaukee, 463 Broadway, Sept. Il.
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Entertaining a Past COmmander-in-Chief.
Past Commander-in-C Chief William Warner
in the course of a conversation in THE Ma
TIONAL tribune Office. spoke in glowing terms
of his reception by the comrades of Rhode
Island. who took charge of him immediately
after the adjournment of the National En-
campment. He spent q week in Providence,