The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-13

dier's widow. at the Grand Union Hotel and to say
IT was grand does not express It by any means.
The Association rendered Mrs Dye = vote of thanks
with hearty resolve In her untiring effort to pre-
pare the banquet; also vote OF thanks to Capt l..
j. Cutter the Secretary. in his efficient manner Of
bringing about this Reunion. Col. A. W, MOTOR
mick, Cincinnati D. wasre-eleoted President for the
ensuing year. and Capt l.. J. Cutter. Marietta, o.,
was reelected Secretary and Treasurer The NEXT
Reunion will be held in Lowell, o.
We have received the report and roster OF She
goth annual Reunion of Battery a, 1ss Ohio L. A.
>. j. Post. Ravenna, o.. s the Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA.
L. w. Johnson. New Castle, Pc. Secretary: Re-
union 18th Pa, U. V. L. Hall. II Sixth avenue,
Pittsbur4. day.
The SD Pa renned for the fifth time a, the rooms
OF Ezra Griffin Post At Scranton. The report OF see.
Miller showed that during the past year there had
been 81 new names of members of the regiment
reported. making the total membership 4o2.
During the year seven comrades were lost by death.
Tho Treasures report showed the receipts during
the year to have been Sl4i20 and the expenditures
election of officers resulted a. follows: Pres Mai.
George r. Leonard; First F-P., f. III. Ripple;
Second V.-P, X. W. Bannalyn Sec. and Treas,
III. g. Miller, Kingston. IL was decided 10 hold the
Reunion next year the third Thursday in Sep
TENDER at Carbonate. In the evening banquet
was rendered to the veterans,in the 18th Regiment
Armory by the Womans Relief Corps OF Ezra :.
Griffin Post, 139. The interior of the building was
handsomely decorated with flags and bunting and
presented an attractive appearance. One long
table stretched nearly the entire length OF the drill
room and to the right OF this on entering, stood n
tier OF eight tables every one OF which was luzuri-
ously spread with various articles of food. well
as adorned with flowers of the season. After the
banquet Campfire instituted, and speeches,
songs, and jollifioation in general was Kept up
until a late hour
VIRGINIA.
Through the kindness and courtesy of Lieut..
Slater OF Washington, D. c. the Loudoun Rangers
of Virginia met and bull: their first campfire
upon the hearth Of his palat!al mansion, n camp
ing-ground that far surpassed any they over had
o
Captains (1eans) widow. Her kindness and
sympathy manifested was very dear 10 the boys;
all of them in the hour of trial. danger, and sick
ness. found through her sympathy, encourage
meu and comfort May her life be one Of peace
and happiness. Lieut. Slater, who served with
them until disabled at Waterford, Va. gave the
boys of the old command welcome that brought
to their tears, to the inner man comfort. and
his and fanily's regard and love. They me. there
Capt Grubb, of Co. B. and he entertained them
with talk characteristic of the Captain. one
that was appreciated by all. Others gave expert
ences, aud. on the whole, this Reunion will always
be remembered by the boys as the best Reunion.
WISCONSIN,.
The lst Wis II. A. held their third annual Re
union In Fraternity Hall Milwaukee, with nearly
80 survivors present. The Presidents annual
address heartily welcomed all who were present,
and paid kindly tributes to those who answered
the last roll.cal since the last Reunion. The Sec
retary's report showed that there were 400 sur
vivors whose names were on the roll of the Asso-
citation. The election of officers resulted as follows:
President, A. J. Langworthy; V.-P.'s., one for each
company. j. W. Taylor. Omaha, Neb.; r, w. Hub
bell, Wautoma. Wis; b. j.. Barker. Milwaukee;
Jerry White, Kenosha; w. 81. Howard. Big Bend;
Thomas w. Graham, DEBORAH. Iowa; 7. w. More
field, EIkhorn; Charles E. Hoyt, Madison; J. NJ.
Stuart, Chas Law, Pewaukee: L. P. Powers, Troy
Center: +. V. Swayne. Sun Prairie; Sec, Capt.
c. W. Hyde, Milwaukee,; Treas w. N. Williams.
vided by W. o. Green, of fraternity Hall, after
which Campfire held. and short speeches
made by Capt Langworthy. Col. c. K. Pier
Maj. J.. f. Pond and others 1t was decided
hold the next meeting In Madison In 1893.