The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-29
REUNIONS.

To SECRETARIES: Secretaries viii greatly favor
us by sending brief accounts of the Reunions of
this column, Immediately after the occurrence of
tc same. Also copies Of rosters for file and future
observation-disclosures NATIONAL TRTBUSE.
ILLINOIS.
J. r. Robinson, Secretary, Farmer City. would
like to hear from the members Of the I'd Ill Cav.
in regard to holding Reunion this Fall.
KENTUCKY.
\ meeting OF the surviving members OF the 4th
and 9Th Ky. Cav. and tue 4th Ky. A't'd Inf was
held at Louisville April a. Green C. Smith was
elected President L. NJ Drive Vice President and
Comrade john Fowler Secretary. The present or
gnnization was made permanent, aad Lebanon was
selected for the next Reunion which will be held
in September The Secretary WAS instructed To get
"A roster, nearly complete possible OF all sur
yiying members of these regiments. and present il
at the next meeting. Therefore all members OF
these rcgmcntsHTe earnestly requested to join this
organization, and send their names to ComFade
john Fowler, 215 Eighth street Louisville KY and
lac will take pleasure in giving all information.
MASSACHUSETTS,
The survivors Of the J6lh Mass held Reunion
st Boston May 6. After doing ample justice To the
dinner the business meeting was held. The report
Of tile Treasurer showed q balance ia the treasury
Of 1881. Courado W. /. Hayes Of Co. Z, extended
Invitation to the veterans hold their next Re
union Ia Lowell, and the invitation was accepted,
aud ne was thanked heartily by the President
behalf Of the members The Executive Committee
was ordered 10 hire large room for comrades COM
ing from di-taat points to the Ga. r. Encamp ment
next August, and also 10 have notices posted in
different parts OF the city guides to strangers.
Speeches made by Cor :. NJ Weld. Pres-
dent Evans aud others. The annual assessment
&ed az 81. The following officers elected:
Pres. George H. Evans; N.-P., y. ". Bunker;
See, +. W. Pike Treas. 5. A Fletcher. Execu-
tive Committee, Co. 4, J. A. Littleield; II, W. l.
Hayes; G. stephen Carr, ir; d. J. J. Ford; +, Geo
:. Hastings; +, J. j. Gilman; G., J. +. White; II,
Alex. Mansfield ], Thomas w. Mahady; X, G.
Ellis Band. W. j. Maitland.
MICHIGAN.
Thos Moioney, Secretary. Jackson: The sur
vivors OF the sth Mich. will hold Reunion at
Jackson. June Is.
VIM If. Blanchard, Grin: The survivors Of the
7th Mich. will hold Reunion at Oxford. June Il.
NEW YORK.
T. +. Vis,her Secretary. Oneida The survivors
Of the lOIst \. y. will hold Reunion at Pleasant
Beach June IL
II. W. Clark. Secretary, Syracuse: The survivors
Of the iSjth y. y. will hold a Reunion at B4bcocx
Post Hall, Homer June IL, the anniversary Of the
final disarmament of the regiment Ia isG5
III, W. Clarke Secretary, Syracuse: The annual
Reunion OF the survivors OF the lsJth ~ y. will be
held at Homer, June ii.
OHIO.
L. Adams, Columbus: The survivors Of the I'd
Ohio IL. A. will hold u Reunion at Boston, Mass
the Friday before the National Eucampment.
a soldiers Reunion will DE held ut Caldwell, June
II and 10.
TENNESSEE.
b. Goodheart Knoxville: The date for holding
the Reunion at Knoxville Of all the troops engaged
In the Siege OF Knoxville and the East Tennessee
Campaign has been changed from September To
Oct, 7, and O.