The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-02
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining tt
Various Organizations.

Various Organizations.
1.-THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants the addresses Of
ali Regimental Secretaries for 1892 '93. Reunion
| lished once in this column.l
ILLINOIS.
of each survivor of the 13Oh III. before June 20,
In order to make up complete roster.
INDIANA,
Waldo w. Williams, Secretary. Delphi: Reunion
10th Ind at Delphi. Aug. 26. 81.
L. M. Spatts Roam: Reunion S7th Ind. at
Rochester Aug. Is and 10. Send addresses.
IOWA.
G. w. Moore Storm Lakes Reunion soldiers and
sailors of northwestern Iowa at Storm Lake June
1913 Plenty of room and lots OF fun.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Reunion of the Goth Mass Regimental As
ISOLATION will be held at the Relay House, Nahant
Juue IT, All former members of the regiment who
have in former years failed to receive notice Of
Reunion place, send address to 8. G. Wright. Seq
rotary 10Th Mass. Regimen,ai Association, Custom
House. Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Horatio G. King Recording Secretary. 375 Fulton
street, Brooklyn. N. Y: Twenty-seeond Reunion
Society of the Army of the Potomac. at Scranton,
Pa, June Is and l6. partial program is as
follows Wednesday-Corps meetings, meeting Of
the Society," railroad excursion public exercises.
Thursday-Parade Of military and civic organiza-
tons in honor of the Society, visit of members TO
the coal mines and other points Of local interest,
Scranton propose to tender reception to the
ladies accompanying members Of the Society
at the rooms Of the Y. M. G. A. Send for
compliment to the G. o. A., If the Citizens Com
mittee Of that city is any criterion to go by, as
"they are in it." as the saying is and will be there
until after the adjournment. Quite sum Of money
has been contributed already and the committee
still after more. and the boys who will be for
will be given a chance to see all that is to be seen
in that Electric City" The people of that busy
and thriving place vie with each other In catering
to visitors. The decorations will be OF handsome
and elaborate kind. and il the weather IL such that
the comrades can get around, none will come away
dissatisfied with their visit The comrades resident
In the city of that kind who aim to make il
pleasant to those they come In contact with. and
will no doubt do the handsome while the meeting
Is in session.
NEBRASKA.
and general Reunion Of Nebraska regiments will
be at this place Aug. 1919.
NEW JERSEY.
The 18th N. J. met at Morristown on the 18th
ult and had q royal good time. It was the ami
yersary of Spottsylvana, and the comrades having
the affair laid out splendid program, which was
successfully carried out. Gen. w. H. Penrose
made the speech of the day. ine dinner was
served and many tonsts were drank. Adj't r. D.
Halsey, OF Morristown, wants the addresses OF any
surviving members whom he has not heard from.
OHIO.
James E. Graham: Knowing that your excellent
paper reaches more comrades than all other SOL
der papers combined, beg leave to report the
annual Reunion of the Ohio Brigade. which was
composed Of the 9th, 39th. ADD, and 63d Ohio The
Reunion was held in Music Hall at Piqua, on the
Iltb day Of May. The First Vice, President Capt,
dressed the comrades in his usual happy manner
recalling the stirring scenes OF the past through
which we had passed. and in feeling and pathetic
manner referred to the comrades now sleeping in
their low, green tents. Secretary Graham sub
mitted his report, and when he announced the fact
that Gen. Wager Swayne, former Colonel OF the
Add had paid all the expenses OF printing the Bril-
gade roster the boys made the hall ring with an
odtime cheer These f officers Wese elected pTssi
Capt w. Fl. Fl. Mnten, 39th; Capt. II. L. Lybarger.
43d; COL Wendell Churchill, 9th; Col. /. r. Rose,
63d; Sec, Private James K. Graham, 43d One
hundred and ten names were registered. After
general hand shake adjournment was taken
until o'clock p. m. to meet in the same place and
hold a Campfire in the evening. The meeting was
called to order by Capt Mnten, who introduced
Capt. II. S. Prophet, who spoke of the brilliant
record of the various regiments composing the
organization. His wife, Frances A. Prophet was
elected an honorary member of the Brigade Asso-
citation, and being invited to speak, responded in
herd of the 9th, gave brief account of the orssn
ization of the brigade. Capt. u. l.. Ly barger, OF
the ADD. Maj. Townsend, OF the Sth and Col. hoot.
Cassidy, of Canton. o.. all made eloquent, humor.
Gus, patriotic speeches; these were ntersperssd
with songs by Comrade Bingle's renowned quartet,
At the recent Reunion in Piqua the comrades OF
the LIST Ohio elected these officers: Pres, ]. G.
Cline Dayton; y.-P.. John Daniels Dayton; Sec.
D. K. Hassler. Dayton; Treas, John r. Moore,
Dayton.
j. r Van Nest, Secretary, Wooster: Reunion Of
10th Ohio at Doylestown June ID "A drum-head
court-martial will be convened on that day and
charges preferred against every conrade who IL
found absent without o valid excuse, and If found
guilty after an impartial trial, severe penalty will
be inflicted. am assured that the soldiers and
citizens of Doyestown and vicinity are sparing no
labor or expense to make this the most enjoyable
Reunion the regiment ever held.
WISCONSIN.
w, p Clarke, Secretary, Milton: Reunion 18th
Wis at Brodhead. To obtain the reduced railway
rate you must procure a certificate OF tho agent
from whom you buy your ticket. If you travel
over more than line of road get q certificate
with each ticket. Send addresses.
RHODE ISLAND.
Earl Fenner, COZ Cranston street, Providence,
r. /: I want each commissioned and non-com-
missoned officer of Battery Fl, LIST r. ]. L. A.. to
write short sketch of his service and send 1t to me
as the Regimental Historian without delay.