The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-01

dences were ArtisticalIy decorated. But what
pleased the old grizzled veterans most was the
prominence of "Old Glory" fiJgs above and all
around that showed the patriotic feeling Of the city
How the tears came when the Secretary presented
the boys with badges bearing battle names from
Hawks Nest TO Ec-aca. All Of TtppeCauocs hand
some mothers anil fair daughters had come to-
gether to get up dinner and it was eye-Opeuer.
hut cannot describe H. The regiment reelected
Col T. T.. Lane President for life; ~. L. Howard.
Vice President, reelected unanimously; Geo.
Green. Troy, Treasurer; T. l. steward. Dayton,
Secretary.
Tho 81 Ohio met In Mccoy Post Hall. Columbus,
for their Reunion. Some - members were present,
and IS OF their wives and children. The forenoon
was spent ~ social greetings, iutcr-peTsed with
singing by some OF the party. After dinner IN the
spacious dining room under the ball. varied pro-
gram was carried out w o. Muusou Of 60. T.
was elected President, W. III, Toyc, Of 60. f. was
chosen Vice President. DR.. PuSeriou, of Co. A, q
resident of Gal oway, WAS selected as Treasurer
and Miss Ellie w. MunsOn was reelected oecre-
tary.
The 18th Reunion Of the 81 Ohio was held at Day
ton sept II aud IS. About 90 of the members
registered many Of them RcComp panied by their
wives. The presence Of the better halves" Of the
comrades has become q prominent feature OF the
Reunions Of the gallant Old 2i Atdned together
nj the Phillips House, after which business meet
ing was held at tile hall. Letters of regret rom
absent comrades were rcsd, and one from Gen. X.
". Johnson, Commander Of the Division To which
the ri belonged from Chattanooga 10 Atlanta re-
GREETING his inability To attend, and telling ia pa
theic words Of the recent dccease Of bis life COM
paniOH. ZIneHvillc the home OF Go. T.. was chosen
a. the place Of the next Reunion. date Oct and s,
lsgI. Capt. Anderson. of Go. r.. elected Pre-i-
dent and David Zimmer Secretary. both Of Ianes-
VILE. In the evening q live Campfire was held Ia
Old Guard Hall. The 18th was spent At the Sol
dieTs' Home near Dayton.
]. ". IugIc, Napoleon: Reunion 65lh Ohio at
Napoleon Oct. g.
PENNSYLVANIA.
J. Il. DAWSON, Secretary. Greencastle: Reunion
2lst IN. Cav. at Gettysburg Get = at 10 a. M Write
for order for reduced fare.
The fourth Reunion Of the ts2d Pa Regimeninl
A. pfttf inn VNuz IaII mt INT let Son
and attended by $50 survivors and friends Tho
weather being very pleasant, the meeting Of the
comrades was glorious one, Atlcr business
meeting in tine Lutheran Church. at which time
DIR. II. W. Wilcox, =. Of v, and Surgeon Of New
York Division, presented handsome American
tag to the association, the comrades partebk % a
bOuHtIful dinner in tito building, and then pro-
Cccded to the Roulett Farm. There the exercises
consisted of an Grafton By Capt. j. ID. Iacinr. "A
speech by CnI.V NJ. Wilcox remarks by Mai. T. T..
Hitchcock, Capt. g. G. Norris and others; poem
written By ComrAde Ferpl, Of 90. T. also read.
ohiccTs; Pres, ]. W. WtIett7' ta'hwissr sec
Dan J. Newman, Scranton; Treas, T.. g. Winter
mute, Mauch Chunk. The next meeting will be NJ
Catavvis-a. Pa, Sept H.
james 4. Hartman, 2t2l Pennsylvania avenue,
Pttsburg; Reunion 10Th p. keystone Z0uavesJ
AT q sixth avenue. this city, Oct. 1.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The soldiers Reunion held No FairmOnt under
the auspices Of Meade Post g. was the largest
gathering If tile kind held ia the state, with the
exception OF the Reunion OF the Army OF Vest
Virginia held Ht Wheeling Iu 1851. The program
was long. varied. and entertaining.
The cry started, ITO Washington for the
National Eucampmcut in or" This seemed to
suit al. and II was taken up 90 once
Conspicuous among tie arrivals Of Friday morn
Ing the old battle SCARED Col Lock wood, OF
the Bloody 7tl ". Va, Supposed To have half
pound 90 rebel lead ia his body. He was carried
from ihe depot in au easy-chair by some Of his
''od boys The Colonel i 81 years Of age. Mauls-
by's Battery day success iu every particular.
Ity four out OF total muster o. NZ were present.
The day was spent IN spcccamakiul, and having. q
good tmc generally. Officers 81 tue battery elected
Com, 4. A. AHuisby s. " g., J. = :. Herr; j. v g.,
Madison Carter; AdIt, j. W. Mason; Treas, J. NJ.
Mil.en.