The National tribune., 1892-09-22
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and other Matters Pertaining Il
Various Organizations.

NATIONAL Tribune wants n OTicY hCcOHHt
of each regimental Reunion held. with names
of new officers, and address of the Secretary.
Notices Of Reunions 10 be held should be sent III
early. and will be published once if received in
timel
CONNECTICUT.
The ed Conn., held its annual Reunion Sept. 6,
about 200 members being in attendance. o,liosrs
elected: Pres. Col. A. f. Burpbam; Sec, r. u.
Woodhouss; Treas, c. A. Jewell.
ILLINOIS.
The fourth Reunion o! Battery !, 81 III. L. A..
convened at Aurora Sept. and O. and though
only II responded to the roil-caii 1t was very
pleasant Reunion. Comrades g. I. Ward, Rufus
S. Stop and J. G. Beverly, OF Aurora. were gener-
Gus hosts, and the dinners they provided their
comrades com VIII long be me
Pres, DIR. VIM. G.. Putney; Vice-Pres., Henry
Smith, Sec.-Treas., T. G. s. Brown. Chicago WIRE
named for the Reunion next year. and after pass
ing resolutions OF thanks to the comrades Of Aurora
and Ed. Smith, the retiring President. the meeting
adjourned. The Chicago comrades will fix the date
Of lie next Reunion.
T. Il. Kelly, Secretary, DuQuoin: Reunion 18th
H.. BeIleville, Oct. @.
W. w Weldon, Secretary, Taylorville: Reunion
9Th ILL.,, Pekin, Oct. IL and IL.
John C. Lang. secretory, Joliet: Reunion 1oOth
H., Joliet, Oct. 6.
The Reunion of the Fulton County soldiers and
sailors was held ut Vermont, H., Sept. and g. aud
q general good time INDUCED In by those present.
Next Reunion, Ipava. Sept. and s, 1893
The Reunion of the 18th III. was held ut Joliet
Sept and 9. and was well attended by members
and visitors Next Reunion will be held at Chicago
during the Worlds Fair. Officers elected: Pres;
Frank Schultz; Sec, Lieut.. f. Potter Dustin;
Treas. Capt. George Sawin.
INDIANA.
w. Il. England. Secretary. Seymour: Reunion
god Ind, Jacksonville, Oct. 6 and T..
IOWA.
The Benton County Veteran Association met In
Courthouse Square, Finton Sept. Z. The forenoon
was occupied in registering names and shaking
hands. Several instances of comrades meeting
w In art tod in nnf 81
patch was received from Col. Winship, OF Ohio.
saying that he was taken seriously i'll and had to
Col. ii. H. Rand, of Mt. Vernon, was present:
After music and songs w. r. Whippe delivered
the address of welcome, TO which Col Rand re-
sponded. Music and songs followed and dress
parade and exhibition of guard mount was
given by Co. G.. lst Iowa n. g., under the new
United States regulations. Then followed supper.
served four tables so feet long. at 7:3O The
Courthouse Square was filled for the Campfire.
Neither Gen. Gibson nor Col. WiUship being present
the draft had to be rcs0rted TO- and Cato Sells Rev
DIR. Clinton Rev. T.. ii. Avery, Chaffe Dysart, and
Col. Cumming responded nobiy. Music aud songs
added TO the enjoyment of the occasion. and every
body was pleased Thursday morning tie business
meeting held At supper the 18th annual Re-
union closed and was pronounced by all to have
been grand success.
The annual Reunion of the Marshall County
Uowa) Veterans Association was held ri lie Grand
Aug Is and 26. The weather was fine and the APP
pointmen;s complete in every detail. From early
Thursday morning till late Friday night the 800
veterans, will! their grandmothers mothers. wives,
daughters, and sons. enjoyed themselves as they
never had done in Marshall County before. Among
the many attractions were the best speakers OF
Iowa; the best music vocal and instrumental;
two drum corps, entirely of old soldiers the local
brass band; Rotations By Miss Lou McElroy and
Miss Cadde Wlet, and the noble women, who
ready to say n kind word. At their
tables spread the best OF all eatables. The
ladies Drill Corps, under the management of Capt.
Ramsdell, executed movements with so much pre-
csion and exactness rs to call the "three-times-
three" from The old vets. There no time from
Thursday morning till late Friday night but that
the mill was grinding. The veterans voted it the
best Reunion ever had in the County.
MAINE.
s. d. Edwnrds President, Oxford: Reunion Of
survivors of Co. B. Both Me-, Union, Sept 90
MASSACHUSETTS.
Reunion a5th Mass, Antietam Nd. Sept. q.
J. Elmer Talbot. Secretary, Sioughton: Reunion
4th Mass, Town Hail. Middeboro. Oct. s.
MICHIGAN.
Rapids: Reunion 10th Mich. Grand Rapids, Oct.
49,
MISSOURI.
Charles Walter Secretary, Wasbington Reunion
18th Mo-. Liberty Hail. Washington, Oct. %. II Is
urgently requested that each member will send his
full name and address postal to the Secretary
TO enable him to prepare complete roster OF sur
viving comrades.
The Rsunion Of the Goth N. ]. was held Sept
at Freehold, about $50 members being In attend
ance. Officers elected: Pres, Joseph T. Field;
V.-P, William Warner; Sec, Il. Con Morford;
Treas, John Henry Heyer.
NEW YORK.
George r. soper. Secretary, Utica: Reunion 10th
n. Y. UTICA Oct. 8.
Martin Flicker, Secretary, 1873 Van Buren, street,
Brooklyn: Reunion 9th n. Y. Cav, Eagle Hotel.
Gettysburg Pa, Sept 10.
The l05th and 9th ~ Y. held an enjoyable Re-
union at Silver Lake. Aug. and 10. On the first
day officers elected follows: Pres, John A.
P. Waiter v.-P., Patrick Leonard; Rec Sec. Chas.
Bethany, N. Y. The next Reunion was voted to
Rochester to be held In September. 1893. Upon
assent bling the second day patriotic speeches aud
death Of a member were passed. and other matters
OF business brought up. After singing Tramp,
tramp, the association adjourned to meet in Roch-
Len,. Jos. H. Barker. Secretary e55 Front street,
New York: Reunion 5.h N. Y. H. A., Lyric Hall.
New York City. Oct. 10.
last week. 230 of the 400 survivors of the regiment
being present, and about COO other persons. The
day was beautiful and a thoroughly enjoyable time
WAS spent. During the exercises Judge Joseph
Potter. member Of the War Committee OF 1862, re-
marked that tho last rebel killed In the war was
lay down his life through bullet from the rebels
belonged to the l23d. speech on Coils. McDougnl
and Tanner was made by Hon. d. w. G. Hill.
Judge Hill paid fitting tribute to the worth of
these heroic and lanented officers of the regiment,
and be made strong appeal urging the veterans
and citizens to place suitable monument at the
A committee was appointed to take
this matter in charge.
Among the distinguished persons present was
Hon. James Gibson. who was active and efficient
in tie organization OF this regiment
David X. Allan. Secretary. Martins Ferry: Re-
union 5Oth Ohio, New Paris, Oct. 10 and H.
M. l.. Maynard, Secretary, Chardon: Reunion
105h Ohio, Pninesville Oct. and 6.
The l7,h Ohio hold their l2ih annual Reunion at
Nashville Sept and o. 100 members being present.
Next Reunion ct Logan, Septem Der. 1893 Officers
elected: Pres, NJ. Strawn; V.-P., A. Schleckman:
Rec. SEQ, james Strobe.
A Reunion OF the l75th Ohio was held at BILLS
boro Sept. 49, 1852. Owing 10 the inclemency OF
the weather the attendance was small. The meet
ing was opened by prayer by Rev. Kise, after
which Mayor a. Davis made one OF his able and
appropriate addresses Of welcome. which was re-
the roll-call. Other business was transacted and
dInper partaken OF, afet which the association
again assembled. and listened to one of tho most
pleasing Of speeches By Hon. 9, w Hudson. of
was made member by adoption. The election OF
officers resulted follows! Pres Capt. John Hills;
Rec Sec T. J. Moon; Cor. Seo, G. r. Pensyl,
Treas. John MoAfnllen. One member of each
company was elected Yioe-Presidens; The next
"Wednesday Of September, 1893, at sardinis. o.
G. s. Fuliner, President, Pittsburg, Reunion s5th
Pa, Williamsburg, Oct. IL.
About 200 members of the 10ith Pa gathered IN
their annua! Reunion There we're over 2 GOO other
persons In attendance and :ha day was nost enjoy
ably spent, business p,eeting being held in the
earlier part of the day. Officers elected were,
Sec. , John wilkins; REQ. SEQ. r. Cadwalader
Treas John Crook.
The Mary Logan Cadets.
r. Ii, $50 but Ikxr(