The National tribune., 1891-10-15
IOWA,

IOWA.
Moravia had on her holiday attire during the two
days Of the Fegimenta Reunion there. There were
los members Of tire old sIiI Iowa Cav. present. On
the afternoon Of sept. Il IL meeting WAS held. pre-
sided over by Mai John Dance, and short addresses
we're made by the various comrades. grand
meeting in the Park in the evening was conducted
with great success, Mai Dance presiding, and the
MoTaVil Band and the NIoravia Gee Club furnish
INK the music. At Fridays meeting resolutions
were adopted upon the death Of Capt. NJ VI Wal
den and Capt T. Cummius. The question then
came NJ a. To the place and time Of holding the
next ReuEinH, and il decided To hold u nj
Alhin, the time To- be fixed by the President and
Secretary. For President FOR the ensuing year v
Ctiowcll was unanimously elected, and l. ;. Syl-
yestcT Tor Secretary. James CiaveF was elected Ter
treasurer, tie address OF all being Abba. AZ a
former Reunion Capt Walden had been appointed
committee TO collect the necessary data and write
history of the regiment and con- ulittee consist
ing Of J. &. Barrows. W. f. Harper. and q. K.
Haas, was appointed To procure the data already
collected and report at next Reunion.
KENTUCKY.
ID. W. Steele. Ashland. Reunion Northeast Ken
tucky Veteran Association this place OCT. q aud
p Free TaoHs for all Old soldiers and their wives
MASSACHUSETTS.
The annual Reunion Of the old 2d Mass Cor
dOH'z Tegimcuti. Third Brigade Fret Division,
Twentieth Corps, took place NJ the United states
Hotel, Boston, on ABtietam Day some - comrades
being present The following men we're elected
officers; Pres, John e.. Metcnif: N.-P., Richard
fendeEasi; Sec'y, j. ID. :. Baldwin; Cor. Scc'y, J.
IL. MeTrctt; Treas. Frank Loud The Correspond
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STATES and Territories. and the present addresses OF
4O2 past comrades upon the rolls. CougTHtu-
iHt"ry telcErsps were received during the day
from the Sd Wis. in session ut Madison. Wis, and
also from the 10th y Y. ia session at EImyra. y.
Y. aud the I3 y. J.. ut MOntclair y. J. All the
above regiments forming part Of the old brigade
the others having been the 21th Ind. and the both
y. \. The neXt-ycaF meeting II to take place Iu
Washington, ID. g., at the time of the National En-
c1mpmeHt.
MISSOURI.
The seventh annual Reunion Of survivors Of the
18th Mo Cav. WAS held at Hamilton, Mo. on sept.
3 with 10 members present. Capt. John Collar WAS
elected President, Simon Grove Vice President.
and T. j. McBeath Secretary. Time aud plac. OF
next Reunion will be fixed by officers of the a-so-
citation, and all surviving comrades whose addresses
are known will be notified in due season. Tie
Secretary. whose address il Box 2gl Cameron,
would be pleased to hear from all survivors.
The Reunion Of the 2lst Mo. ut Memphis Sept.
elected President, aud Jonathan Johnson, nf Neva,
Secretary. The President, Secretary, and r. NJ.
lroth. Of Cantril Iowa, were appointed TO write a
history Of tile regiment
A Reunion Of Co X, 23d No. was held in Car
Tollt0n sept. q. aud was attended by IL comrades.
quite "A pleasant day was spent. Lieut.. a. W.
Walker Vaudeville will give further information
ia regard to the organization.
NEW YORK.
III. X. Mayeite. Secretary, 457 East Tenth street,
New York: Reunion Ia 1872 Of l2ith ". Y. at New
burg VIII be on the third Wednesday la August,
Instead Of sept. 10 at New Pltz stated recently.
Frank TaImau, Secretary, 3 Lincoln street, Au-
burn: Reunion OH n. y. III. \. at Lyons Oct. 20.
Send Ia Secretary all addresses and IS cents for
badge and new roster.
The Secretary OF tie lat N Y Dragons Associa-
ton Is about To publish roster of all the living
members Of the regiment and lac wishes to make
u ~ complete a. possible. II THIS should meet tie
eye Of any member Of that regiment w hose name
las not already been sent to tile Secretary, he will
confer q favor by addressing HIM at once, giving
tull name. company, aud address Address CLas-
j. ChilsOn. Mt Morris
The third annual Reunion Of Co F. 18th n Y
hH al Sent lRlzf lilg fir4
| annual Reunion Of the 18th y. Y The following
were chosen ~ tie officers: Pres. John Veker,;
Y.-P., John SChOtt; Treas. VIM. W. Ryder; see.
VIM. J. Charlton; Historian. Gilbert II. bearing.
Mai. Gen Dan Buterfsld was unable to be present
owing To iiluess- lnrge aud brilliant Campfire
was held at owe Opera House. and addresses were
made by Gems. james T. O'Iieirne aud Ira Sf.
| Hedges. and also by Col. Henry Farley aud Mai
Kelvin G. = A. Tie next Reunion - To be held at
YOHEeTs y. Y, on the second Tuesday 81 October
The l2lst " Y. held their Reunion at Little Falls
/ sept. H. One hundred aud forty survivors AN
sweTed roll call. Thirteen deaths were reported
| during the past year. Officers: Pres, Reuben II.
Bates, COOpeT-towu; sec. and Treas, j. VI. Love
| JOY, south Valley. Mrs. q. l.. BemJs. wife Of
/ member Of the regiment of Pasadena, Cal, pre-
scented. through the Secretary, to the association
beautiful gayeI, made expressly for the association
Of oTangew0od. The citizens 1f Little Falls pre-
| scented the association With fine stand of cO!ors
More than 90 letters OfTegret were received among
| them one from Gen II. q. Wright and one from
| Gen. III. W. Sloeum. All members Of regiments
who served ia the Second Brigade, First Division,
Sixth Corps, favOJng brigade Reunion next year
| AZ the time Of the National Encampmeut are in
| vited to write TO the Secretary. Especially are
veteran association Secretaries requested to write
this subject
Joseph H. Barker I2s Maiden Lane, New York:
Reunion 5th y. Y. II. A. at Lyric Hall, New York,
Oct 10 AZ 10, aud o'clock.
OHIO.
The annual Reunion Of the 05ih Ohio Association
was held AT Westerville Sept. o. There were ia
members of the regiment present. Gen. ". T..
McAiiilen, the first Colonel came from New Or
leans. In the absence Of the President, H. W.
Phelps, who was taken very sick the day previous,
Col. James KibIuTue presided at the meeting
The Reunion next year will be held at West Jetfer-
SON John III. itces was reelected Secretary. Three
hundred people came by special train from Column
bus The local committee did all in their power TO
| make the Reunion q success. Posts Cf the GA. r ,
the sons Of Veterans. and tine people generally did
nothing to welcome the comrades
The IJih annual Reunion Of the 32d Ohio was
held la Wells Post hail. Columbus. IL was one Of
the best meetings the association ever held. The
proposed history OF tie regiment ~ about com
pletcd and the manuscript was placed ia the hands
Of the Publishing Committee. The election OF OIL
GERS for the coming two years resulted. Pres,
Dwight Webb, Mary-viIIe; N.-P., VIM. SnOdgra,s
lTiOn Station; Sec Warner Mills, GrRtiot; Chap.
X. II. Bennett, Westeryiile. The next annual Re-
union will DC held ia Columbus during State Fair
week.
II. j. Poole. Secretary. Nevada: Co.'S A, d. G
and ~. liith Ohio, will hold Reunion at Conn
rade j. ". Lines Opera House, Upper Saudusky,
oct. %. Comrades will please notify early by
card II they wish to take dinner with rs
Tie annual Reunion Of the lst Ohio Cav.
held at Newark sept. Is. Nearly 100 members Of
the old regiment were in attendance. Extensive
arrangements had been made for the reception Of
the old veterans Of This regiment WhO had ACHE
such fame on a score OF battlciields. This being
the home of Maj. ID. A. Is>Ioorc aud Capt. Scott,
both of whom were killed on the field OF battle tile
citizens hId decided To- give them warm welcome.
An address was delivered by the Mayor. Hon Will
liam Bell, which was responded to by Col W. T..
Curry Ia behalf of tie regiment. Maj j. W. Chaplin
presided. A fine dinner had in the Grand
Army Hall. IH the afternoon the visitors
given excursion on the electric line ont to
the historic old fort and to- Granville. and in the
evening u banquet was given in the q. II. Hall.
After all had paTtaken OF the bOuuteOus spread the
soldiers, their wives and daughters assembled ia
the hall for an old fashioned Campfire. Capt j.
was rendered. The exercises opened with the
popular song America" by the johnson Quartet.
Col Curry read brief history Of the part taken in
the war, which was listened TO with attention and
interest. Short addresses were made by Capt. Van
PcIt Capt. Riggs, Capt Iaughliu, Col. j. V. HILL
aud Col. W. l.. Curry Secretary.
T. w. Connolly Secretary, Manchester: Reunion
| 10Th Ohio at Georgetown Oct. % and %. Any
member having know ledge of the death a 7Oth
Ohio boy during the past year will please send the
name and company and date of death to Secretary
/ at once.
PENNSYLVANIA.
George Il. Steahlin, Secretary. Orwigsburg Re
| union OF 7th Pa. Cav. at Troy Oct = aud 2S
The veterans of the 2Ist PA. Cav. met ia Gettys-
/ burg Oct. 7. Mai. Robert Bell. President, called
| the 90 delegates to order in the hall OF Corpl
1 road offered prayer. Fred Boyd, OF Phiadel-
phia sou of the first Colonel of the regiment,
introduced aud made short address. In the after
| noon Mai. BELL reported behalf Of the MOnu-
/ ment Committee that the Legislature had appro-
priated 81 500 for the erection of memorial the
/ buff field al