The National tribune., 1890-08-28


Nov 70, 1863 ut the dedication of the National
Cemetery at Gettysburg. The presentation speech
was made by Gov. Seymour. The old BandmasteT
of the regiment, Harry Frankenhed WINS present,
with his baud Of 20 pieces, from Philadelphia and
serenaded tile comrades Forty comrades reported
present. Comrade Alex. j. Stewart, Vce-Presi-
dent. presided. Addresses were made by many of
the comrades, aud the veterans had good time in
general. The Secretary aud Treasurer is Lieut..
JOS. Ii. Barker, Us Maiden Lane. New York City.
j. ;. Lovery, Secretary, Box G36 Ashtabusa: Re-
union OF Co. r, 9Th N. Y. II. A., at house Of the
Secretary Sept. 90 and %.
Reunion of iOjth n. Y. at lie Roy Sept 2. Com
rades of 9ith N. Y specially invited.
The survivors of Co. J. l03d n. Y, met in Re,
union at Fitch Post room, Elmra, Aug 3. The old
boys addressed by President G.. g. Hubbard
and their venerable Captain, William NJ Crosby.
Eleven soldiers of the Goth N. Y gathered at the
appointed place in Boston Aug 10, as follows:
Rev. Richard Eddy, Chaplain, now Of Providence,
r. L.; Capt. Jesse H. Jones' North Abingdon, Mass;
Murphy, Norwood, N. Y; Chas. u. Cutler, Heath.
Mass, and Samuel Forbes. Kalkaska, Mich, ali OF
Co. |; Tyler A. LamsOn, Go. Il, Worcester Mass;
Fred /. Aller, Newport VT. aud Fred A. Harbi-
son, Worcester Mass, both Of Co. RI A. A. Hall,
90. X, Norwood, Mass, and E. @. Nelson, Go. ID,
Norwood, N. Y. There called in also NJ. NJ Pratt,
Co. u, 10th n. Y. (same brigade rs the 6Oth) IT.
Louis, Mo. No organization was effected or in
tended The time passed in conversation,
"reminiscences, etc. and IN due time the SIX VINO
could remain went and sat down TO dinner to-
gethcr.
OHIO.
5. s. Stands, Secretary Pierce: Reunion Of 10th
Ohio mt Sparta Sept4 Please notify.
ID. l.. Loe, Troy: The list Ohio will meet At
BrOokville, o.. Sept. IL. Send names of those who
will arrive the evening before to g. ). Riley. Troy
Thos Montgomery, Secretary, Lynchburg: Re
J. q. Smith, Mt. Grab.
II. w. Phelps, WestervIIe: The 59th Ohio will
meet at Reynodsburg, II miles east of Columbus,
john H. Rees. Secretary. Columbus: The ex-
soldiers and sailors. under auspices of five g. A. X.
iosts hold Reunion and picnic at Central College
Aug. ~.
a Reunion of the 9TH Ohio was held in Delaware
Aug. 9, about go veterans being present. The eX-
erciscs consisted OF business meeting in the
GAR. hall in the forenoon; in the afternoon a
supper given by the ladies Of the W.RC. in tho
council-room. In the evening Campfire was held,
which the old soldiers enjoyed as only they know
how TO do. Action was taken against the removal
Of the monument to this regiment on Cemetery
mn, Gettysburg.
The 18th annual Reunion Of the 10th Ohio was
held at Wooster Aug. and Z l05 members Of the
association being present. On the afternoon OF the
9th the comrades, with their wives, visited Camp
Iiilin, in the northern part Of the city. This Is
where the 10th organized in 1861, and the
marks OF most every tent still visible. Here
speeches recitations and singing were INDUCED in
In tho evening Campfire social was held ia the
GAR. hall, during which refreshments were
served.
The 18th annual Reunion Of the i2sth Ohio took
place Aug. 20 at SaudusIy. Secretary l.. w. Bailey
| called To order about 80 comrades, and Vice
President Col. T. II. Lnnell was chosen Chairman.
/ lie made q stirring and patriotic address. The
/ date for the next session fixed for the third
Wednesday of August. 1891, at Sandusky, the
i Secretary and Treasurer being authorized 10
change the date should IL conflict with the National
/ GAR Eucampment at Detroit. At the Reunion
held ia Toledo. last year Saudusky was established
/ aa the permanent place Of meeting, aud the CON
ventiOns Of the association will hereafter be held
/ In this city. Suitable resolutions were passed on
/ the death OF Col. T.. A. Scoyille, late President.
| Officers of the association were then elected as
| follows, and responded briefly in accepting the
] houors: Pres. Iieut.-Co I. II. Linuell Clcye-
/ land; First V.-P., Lieut.. a. g. Bartholomew,
/ Bis-iield. Mich; Second V.-P., Hon. 5. ;. YOder,
Lima Third N-P.. Lieut.. G. G. starr, Port Clinton
/ sec. and Treas, Capt. J.. w Bailey, Cleveland
! Surg. Or. Porter Yates, Oak HRTbor Chap, SoIOn
! DcsciCm. Columbus
| The 2d Ohio Ii. a. met in Reunion at the Grand
Opera House. BclieiontEiue Aug. 8. Mayor 4. l.
/ Wright made the address OF welcome. and remarks
were made by Rev. George :. EastoH, Montgomery,
aud Rev. J. l. Albrtton. Campfire was held in
/ the evening.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reunion Of veterans or Philadelphia Chester
| aud Wilmington will take place Aug, -, when En-
[ cnmpment No. 81 Union Veteran Legion. Of VIII
n'nEton, Will take an excursion to Cape May and
/ BTealIwHteT.
The 18th Pa. Cav. will hold Reunion at Gettys
/ burg, sept. g.
Tho 2sth and 18th Pa, and those of Knapp.
| independent Battery Z, will hold Reunion il
/ Philadelphia, Nov. q, to celebrate the 9Th ami
| versary OF the battle of Lookout Mountain. Or
the following day the veterans viii take an excur
| sion to Atlantic City.
WEST VIRGINIA.
john ". Mason, Adjutant Catawba: Reunion o
| Maulsby's battery at Catawba Sept. -.
WISCONSIN.
The old soldiers of Dodge County held meet
ing at Horizon recently. and effected orgauiza-
ton known rs the Dodge County Veterans Asso
citation. The first Reunion viii be held at Horizon
sept. 90 These officers were chosen: Pres, G. W
Rchfcld N,-P., Il. l.. Oliver, Waupun; Sec, G. 4.
Henderson, Mayvil!c; Treas, John Brown, Beavel
/ Dam; Board OF Trustees, +. W. Lueck, Juneau
I J. = Barney, MsyviIlc; II. c. Curtis. Waupun
+. \. Palmer, Horizon; J. GuuthCr. Theresa II
Chapman, Fox Lake; J. W. Canes, Lowell; o. +
Weaver, Beaver Dam.