The National tribune., 1890-09-04
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings or ReRImentaI and other Organ.
iEatiOns.


CONNECTICUT.
+. q. Woodhouse, Secretary, Hartford: Reunion
ed Conn. at West Hartford. Sept. Is. Please no
tify
ILLINOIS.
$. G. Hogue, Secretary, Monmouth: The SD Ill.
will reuTo Sept. 10 Mt New Windsor. Please no.
ufy. Roster now ready.
Q. H. X. Thomas Secretary, Seneca: Reunion
SD ILL., Mt Ottawa Sept. 3. Please notify
J. NJ. Ewing. President. Areola; Reunion 9Th Ill.
Cav. Mt Grcenup Sept. 10 and IL.
Joseph HartEook, Secretary, Davenport, Iowa:
Reunion 55th Ill. at Rockford Sept. II and 10.
George H. Knott, Secretary, Elgin: Reunion
127th Ill. at Memorial Building, Aurora, Sept g.
Please notify J. +. Richmond, 81 La Sale street.
Chicago
Reunion ogIe County Soldiers and Sailors As
ISOLATION at Palo Sept 3.
John Ii. Hawley. Secretary. Lock Box 8. Green
Vile: Reunion 10Th III. at Champaign Sept. and
3 not Sept. and s, as stated.
John @. Springer, Secretary, Springfeld Re-
union 10th III. Cav. at Courthouse, Springfield
Sept. TO- Members 18th Ill. Cav. specially invited.
j. r. Robinson, Secretary Farmer City: Reunion
I'd Ill. Cav. at Havana Sept. l6 and IT,
q. NJ. Hileman, Secretary: Reunion 1lth Ill. at
Joncsboro, on grounds of Union County Fair Asso-
citation. Sept. ii.
INDIANA.
Warriek Counties ut Perrigos's Grove, Bonneville,
Sept. 1912.
George w. Burch. Secretary, New Castle: Re-
union 10Th Ind. at New Castle Sept II and IS.
Please notify.
r. G. Grooms. Secretary, Greencastle: Reunion
ll5th, 10th, ll7th and 18th Ind. at indianapolis
Sept. -. Headquarters, Criminal Courtroom.
Z. Sellers, Secretary, Plymouth: Reunion 18th
Ind. AT Rochester Sept. IL.
The fourth annual Reunion and tho 2sth ami
vcrsnry of the muster into the United States serv-
ice Of the G8th Ind was held at Brookvillc Aug. 10
About 100 were present, a third of all who are
known TO be living. The generous hospitality Of
the citizens and comrades will long be Temem-
bered. Judge Swift made the welcome speech. and
Col. Is. g. Shaw responded; Lieut. II. +. Brewing
ton read an original poem; Col. John =. Scobey
delivered the address; "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" by Miss Ada Colescot, and who VIII
Save The Len" by Prof Andrew Graham. were
g. /. Andrews, President Plymouth Reunion
Go. t. 18th Ind. Cav, at residence Of Serg't Perry
Thompson, Plymouth sept. H. Please notify
George IL. Lowry, Secretary. Room 9, Court
House. indianapolis: Reunion 18Th Ind at Indian
Rpos Sept. a.
Il. l.. Foster, Secretary. Columbus: Reunion OF
Indiana Il. r. Association at Edinburg Sept II
md Is
T. A. Brown. Secretary, worthington: Reunion
59th Ind. at Martinsville Sept IS
The fourth annual Reunion OF the 6Sth Ind. took
place In the Courthouse at Rockville Aug. 10. A
dinner, music aud speech. making were the social
John ). scobey Sec. aud Treas. Capt. J. II. Mauzy,
Nashville; Asst Scc Capt. Giles +. White.
IOWA.
w. ID. Masters Secretary, Fort Madison: The
eighth annual Reunion of tho S0lh Iowa was held
at Fort Madison Aug. Il and q ilS members being
In attendance. A splendid meeting, Camptlres and
excursions on the river were the most prominent
features. The next Reunion will be at Kalona.
ILLINOIS.
The Goth Ill. held their seventh annual Reunion
at Oakland Aug. 2D-22 with about 100 members
present. 1t was one OF the grandest and most
thusiasiic meetings yet held. The Oakland people
gave them "A free dinner and entertained them
royalty. Their old commander, Capt. w. = Boyd,
was with them for the first time having come from
San Francisco To attend. On tho night OF the 2lst
a rousing Campfire was held at the Opera House,
tta.E FaaL-f
and singing. The third day devoted to social
chats and returning home OF members. some of
whom had come "A long distance, but left feeling
well satisfied. q. q. Waser, Of West Salem, WAS
elected President, and ii. ID. Williams Oakland,
Secretary and Treasurer for the seventh time.
KANSAS.
}. -. Morrison, Colby; Reunion soldiers and
sailors OF Northwest Kansas Sept. 1910.
MAINE.
The veterans OF the 9th Me- elected the following
officers, in Odd Fellows Hall, at East Cambridge
Mass, during the Encampment: Pres, W II.
Blactlnan, East Cambridge; V.-P.'s benjamin
Ihaxter. Minneapolis; A. +. Benner, Connecticut;
w. ii. Blood Kansas; Sec, DIR. A. T. Seayrance,
Newmarket, N. H.: Treas, l. Z. Wing. Munson Me.
1t voted to meet ne 1t year at Calais Me. Upon
adjournng the veterans repaired to Pres. Black
man = house, on Otis street, where a banquet WAS
served
The members OF the 18th Me. met at skowhegan
Aug. 40, and 93 comrades answered to roll call.
Officers elected: Pres, elias T.. Morton; V-P.'s,
Charles II, Foster aud Wendn T.. Joy; Sec and
Treas, L. T. Tabor, Bangor. 1t was voted to hold
the next annual meeting Rt Camp Benson the
week Of tho GAR Reunion there in August.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 3ith Mass. had it's oath annual Reunion at
Sutton Grove Aug. Il. about 100 veterans being
ia attendance. These officers were elected: Pres,
&. Ill. Rowland, Plymouth; First N-P., A NJ.
Stone, Worcester; Second V.-P, L. II. Smith, WASH
ington. ID. O.; Sec. and Treas, f. A. Judd, Spring
field.
MICHIGAN.
b. H. Butler, Berren Center: Reunion BerrIen
Co Battalion, GAR, at Borrien Springs Sept.
22-2.
q. F Burnett, Secretary, Lansing; Reunion Artil-
lery Association of Michigan Ia Senate Hall. Capt.
tol. Lansing sept. o. Please notify.
MINNESOTA.
north. Minneapolis Reunion 9th MINI. at George
N. Morgan Post Hall, Minneapolis, Sept. IL.
MISSOURI.
Reunion Caldwell County Battalion, q. AR. at
BrRymcr Sept. l7-l0
The second annual Reunion of the 7th Mo. q M
Cav WAS held mt Perth Springs, near Warrensburg,
Aug 10 aud TO- The rollcall showed 100 of the bows
present IL il was decided To hold our meeting next
year at Warrensburg. Mai. r. w Houts was elected
President Capt. X. NJ. Box Vice President Serg't
r ii. Alexander Treasurer. and Lieut. @. William
Hous Secretary. Executive Commiltee-P. II.
Alexander, w. l.. Christian, w. L. IIisey, Il. E.
Vigus aud j. l.. Harrison
The 23d Mo. reuned at Gallatin Aug. 20. com
pltmentary address was made by Gen. IL. Nj. Prem
tiss, at the conclusion OF which the General was
made mn honorary member. Other speakers fol.
lowed-Col. Robinson, Mai. Trumbo. Lieut.. James
3. Todd and last, but not least, the drummer boy
of Co. II, A. II. Gilland, who came all the way
Chattanooga, Tenn. Al the conclusion OF the
speaking Col. Robinson presented the association
with beautiful new regulation silk flag, which
WAS enthusiastically received. The following COM
mittee was chosen. with Capt. Marion Cave ns Pres
ident and John Carter, of Browning, Secretary:
J. Il. Hiil, Co. A Luther Collier, b; III. HEREFORD
q; John M. Franklin, ID; Jas. Van Meter E
John Carter. #; j. 3. Todd, q O. II. Knight, IL
Marion Cave, James Parcey, X.
The third annual meeting of the lex Federal
Association of Southwest Missouri was opened at
Lebanon Aug %. Five hundred were registered
the first day, and as many more the day after. The
program was good, and the veterans enjoyed
themselves hugely. The first Reunion OF the 9th
Mo Cav since the war was held there, and strange
To- say, although the members scattered from
Texas TO Illinois, and from the Lakes to the Gulf
there were more than 100 present and the meeting
WAS an interesting one. Miss Phoebe CouZins de-
livered her famous lecture, feature nobody
missed, The visitors were we'll cared for, aud de-
parted well satisfied
NEW JERSEY.
T. O. Morford, Secretary, Keyport: Reunion Goth
N. j. at Armory of Co. q, Keyport, Sept 8.
NEW YORK.
Charles ii. Lakey, Secretary, Auburn: Reunion
10Th n. " at Crocker Post Rooms Auburn, Sept.
49,
NJ s. Webster, Secretary, AuburnI Reunion 10th
N. Y. ana Sd n. y. l.. A. ut Courthouse, Auburn,
Sept. IL.
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