The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

A number of survivors of Co. K, 9Th Pa Reserves
met at SusquehaunA Sept IL and formed an ASSOC
citation by clecting the following officers: Pres,
Capt. David Mason, Susquehanna; Sec. and Treas,
Mai. p. L. Norton, LauesboTo. The first Reunion
will be held in Susquehanna at the residence of
Capt David Mason on Sept. Il, 1891, at l. IN.
W. IL. Woodward, Secretary, Johnstown: Re-
union 9th Pa. at Cedar Creek Oct. 10. Notify Sec
rotary.
On Sept. IT the lSOth Pa. comrades held their
third Reunion In connection with n celebration of
the anniversary OF Antietam az Carlisle Officers /:
Pres. John Hays; N~P., Samuel Harris; Sec, :.
NJ. Whistler; Treas Lewis Masonheimer; Chap
lain, Rev. George VI. Stayman Adjt John Hays
was made the Regmental Historian, and after u
Committee on Neurology had been appointed the
meeting adjourned and "a street parade was given.
Tho Campfire was largely attended and the old
boys we'll entertained. Hon. +. F. Beltz-
hoover delivered address. The historical ad-
dress was delivered by John Hays. The feature OF
the evening the reading of an original poem.
The Campfire" which had been written for the
occasion by Mrs s. j. PeitinOs the daughter Of the
late Capt William Porter, who commanded Co. A
of the lS0th.
The 10Th Paw w II. Davis, Colonel-held n
Reunion at Doylestowu Sept. Is IL took place in
Lanape Hail, which was comfortably filed. During
the morning session the formal business OF the
Association took place, afler which addresses were
delivered. The place of meeting for 1891 was fixed
at LAnghorne the third Thursday of September.
officers Pres, Levi A. RosenbeTgeri N.-P., Harry
A. Widdiheld; Rec. Sec, Timothy Cadwaliader;
Cor See, John 8 Wilkinson, and Treas, Charles
G. CadwnlRder.
The lIth Ohio veterans met at the Soldiers Home,
Dayton, Sept. 20 The meeting was called to order
by Vice President ii. II. Howard and Comrade
Thomas L. Steward, of Dayton. made the opening
Gen. J. Il. Turchin Of Illinois, responded To the
address OF welcome in behalf OF the boys in blue in
IA manner graceful and betting the occasion. He
said that no u member OF the llth Ohio by u
brovet OF which he justly proud. Col. F. T..
Lane OF Cincinnati, the President arrived and took
charge of the meeting. He was given hearty
rece pion by his comrades. At IL o'clock they adj
Iourned to the Home hotel for dinner, which was
first class Judging by the way the boys fingered at
the festive board. Officers elected: Pres, Col.
r. T. Lane; V.-P., II. X. Howard; Treas, George
Green Troy; See, Thos. L. Steward, Dayton.
Send addresses.
More than 100 of the LIST Ohio Cav. met in Red
Mems Hall, Columbus, Sept. II. Officers: Pres.
Lieut. e. l.. Hall, Westerville; F.-P.'s Co. A, IL.
w. Morley; Co. II, T, @. Ryan; Co Q, James Elan
nagau; Co. ID, Frank Cox: Co. L, w. II. Nigh; Co.
Il. Capt j. T. Reynolds Co. q, Capt c. NJ Riggs ;
Co III, James Britt; Co. /, John Bennett; Co. X,
Daniel Longneoker; Co. l., r. h. Rhodes; Co. NJ,
Theodore Donaldson. short addresses were made
by Gen NJ. II. Neil who was Adiutant of the bat
TALON for "A while Capt Il. Q. Ryan. Mai. Chaplin.
Lieut. Hail. NJ. T. Van Pclt, of Wellston. and Capt.
w L. Curry, Historian, after which the meeting
adjourned to meet at Newark on Tuesday of State
Fair week, 1891.