The National tribune., 1890-11-06

addresses Of all Regimental Secretaries viii not
those who have not as Reunion notices please
communicate with US?
ILLINOIS.
The third annual Reunion ol tho Eastern Veteran
Association being composed Of the who took
part ia the Army of the Poiots &C aud ia the Valley
Of Virginia navy on Virginia coast occurred at
Rockford, Oct. 9. About 60 were present repre-
-euting Eastern. Middle md some OF the Western
states New York was represented by % rcgi-
mcnts, batteries etc; Pennsyivania by four regi-
neuts. The meeting was held ia q. 4 x Hall, and
thence the vets marched la a body 20 the Holland
House for dinner. Gen. Reed. OF Ohio. of the
Sgual Corps. the principal speaker.
We have received ia pamphlet form the mastery
address delivered by Col. james r. Jaquos7 At the
REUNION of the 73d Ill. ia Springfield Oct. $40.
Lack Of space only pFceiudcs it, publication full
On Oct. . The 39lh ill. met al Gibson CITY the
guests Of Scott Post tie W8man's Relief Corps and
the citizens, whO entertained the comrades de.
ightfully. Al the business meeting - members
answered TO ruli-call. and the balance due for pub
fishing the history 81 the regiment provided
fOr. The Hon. Amos savage Of viii Comfy,
elected President; lsd. Connolly, OF Joliet, Vice
President, and William Morley. of Farmer City.
Secretary. IL voted 10 hold the next Reunion
at Joliet in October next. Ia the evening a great
company assembled nt tie Opera House, where
attractive program was rendered.
INDIANA.
The Old Brigade Association, composed OF the
Eth aud l5.h Ind and 1T lad. battery held their
18th annual Reunion nj liichmond. Oct, 10. aud the
occasion wa- very pleasant. A great many Of the
comradcs were accompanied by their wives One
hundred aud lprt y-ouc members registered. The
meetings were beid u tie Grand OYera House
the ladies OF tie W.R.C. served grand banquet Ia
the O 4. H. Hall, aud a grand Campfire Was held in
the Opera House. lu the evening. which WhsCTowded
20 10 utmost capnciiy. The address Of welcome
Wa delivered 10y Dr. J X. Wcisi Of RchmonJ, aud
responded 10 by CoinrAdc ~. T. Siott ID. D. Prea-
dent Of Franklin College Comrade S Is. VOyies
Of Salem delivered the annual address Bedford
was chosen for the next Reunion. aBd the following
named officers were eircicd: Pres. Capt. ID. r.
Bowden; sec. V. v Williamsi Treas, WIN. A.
Mathe- all 81 Bedford.
One hundred aud tlhriy-seyen members T. the
record Of the I'D annual Reunion Of the i29th Ind
heid nt Auburn on te % ut., being 70 more Of the
l2sib boys Than have been together any previous
occasion since the regiment disbhnded ia '65. The
Reunion ia every way success aud in some
respects outdid any previous one of the regiment
Following tile officers elected for this year
Pres. Col &. A. Zplliuger, Fort Wayne N.-Pres,
Lieut. Charles Collins, Kendallyiile; Treas, MAJ.
g. w. Carr, Idgonier. KendaiivilIe will be the
place Of the next Reunion.
The 18th lad. battery reunited In the Mayors
Office in Indianapolis on Oct. IL, with members
present The following officers were elected for
| the year: Pres, II. II. Hinkson; Y.-P., w. IL.
! Long; Sec, j. W. Dayton; Treas, Peter Fisher I;
Cor. Sec, Geo. NJ. oyerhser, indianapolis.
NEW YORK
| Upwards Of 100 members attended the annual
| meeting Of the lJ6tli -. Y. at Kingston Oct. 22
! among them being Gen Alfred NeAhe, Of Goshen
/ hal. Cooley, Col. Matthias Eaen aud Capt James
| Mack, Of New York CITY Jesse ~ Carpenter. of
New PRltz aud others prominent ia the history of
/ the regiment. Officers were reelected as follows:
Pres DR. George &. Smith sec. james s. secOr ;
Treas. James Brink. Charles j. Acfeft. Of New
Pallz. elected First Vice President Maj Euen.
Of "A committee appointed at "A Reunion la 1856.
ported that the original cOi0rs Of the regiment
| were saved upon tIie battlefield by Capt. Cooley,
! aud in hs custody subject 10 the orders
| OF the Association. At the suggestion OF Dr.
Smith committee consisting Of one member from
/ each company WAS appointed 10 prepare memorial
| tablets giving the records Of The regiment
! The l2th annual meeting Of the 9th N. Y. II. A Il
1 WAS heid at Clark's, " West Twenty-third street.
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| members present aud many guests. Luncheon
| was served At noon. Tie tables were beauiifuIy
decorated with flowers the most magnificent piece
| being the Rifl Of William DoORuc. Superintendent
| Of Public Grounds, Boston. la tile afternoon a
| musical pTogfhtn wns arranged. Bliss Laura Sedg-
| wick Collins Tecting " Money Musk !" aud " On the
| SWEET Home" violin aud plano accomp mpRuist; Mrs
/ Libby McCune. cOntrait0 Mrs. Ella Il. Iulcens 30.
| pTanOs Dir. Ewd, Maynard TeeitAtiOns; selections
aud solos by members OF the IIeO Ihomns's
| Orchestra: address by the Rev. Wn A. Barnes
10 tie evening the business meeting was held
| The officers elected were; Pres., Col. john Gra
| ham; k.-Ps, Capt. Henry l.. Smith, w. w
| Hanna. Thos T. Ssares; Chap, VIM. A. Barnes
Sec. aud Treas, JOS II. Barker. Comrade Bark el
was chosen 10 these positions for the uth time
and in recognition of his services the Association
gave him fine gold watch. Col. Graham mad,
the presentation speech at the banquet table
| Then followed music by H. q. FFankenfieId
| cornet solo; V. Bruder, on the trotnbon John
j. Morris Charlie Mount, Ed Barry aud Mr.. Banta
| Speeches were made by the OtiiceTs-clect hnC
others I'LL the wee small hours ia the morning.
OHIO
The 18th annual Reunion OF the 10th Ohio al
| Cbardon, o., Oct. aud 10. attended by oVeI
100 menbers Col. George 7. Perkins OF Akron
called the meeting 10 order. Hon. j. L. Stephen.
! son made tue welcome address la behalf of lht
Mayor Of Chardon, and the response was by Capt
/ William Wallace, Of Warren, o. Al the evening
Campfire the principal speech made by Judge
| A. w. TourRee, Of Mayville, ~. Y, the author o
1.-THE FOOLS Errand !" who was Lieutenant In tLs
lO5tb, and WAS very warmly greeted by the boys
| The Opera House. In which the meeting was held
waE packed 10 it's fullest extent aud many were
unable to obtain admission. The following officer.
were elected: Pres, Col. George Il. Perkins, o.
Akron, o.; V.-P., J.. n Parker, of Wick, o.; Sec.
| nj. l.. Maynard, of Chardon o.. Treas t. A. Oil
| yer. Of Jefferson, o. The next meeting 10 to bs
al Jefferson Oct 2, 8 and o, ls9L