The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-11-10

late in the nigh, the Campfire closed By giving .
vote OF tha'ks to the people Of Bedford and 70
Comrade Price, the pleasant Sheriff OF tie County,
for making the Reunion happy and succsssfni
The 18th Reunion os sbe 1857 Pa WAS hslz 80
Norris;own on the 18th anniversary of the bat2s Of
Cedar Creek. Two hundred veterans were present.
A business meeting was held in Zoos Poss-rooms,
and u banquet at OHkview PARK. Charges
preferred against David ID. Bath. OF Norristown.
and he was expelled. Conshohocken was chosen
for the next Reunion. The following officers were
elected Pres. George w. Williams. Conshohoor
ken: v.-P., John Z. Lovctt. Trenton. Second ".
p. Adam Schraek. Wilmington, Del; SEQ. Harry
Falmer. NorFistown Treas, A. g. Rspp. Phila-
delphia; Cor. See, Thomas J. Stewart. Yorktown
Trustees Geo w. schoffner. Norristown; Samuel
Aikens, Bridgeport. and Marble Davis. Norrss-
town.
The annual Reunion of the s5sh Pa took place
in MaeuneTchor Hall. Philadelphia. Maj Roberts
presided. Comrades Tom Kay and Ha-ri1x ton L.
Thomas sang songs. and speeches were made BY
Mai. Thorn I'd Conn: Capts 9. X. Eu-sei and j. +.
Boyle. 95th Pa, and Maj Town, 18th Ia.
Tho 47ih Pa. bad their Reunion al hllentown.
There were over 200 present. splendid dinner was
given by the wives and daughters of the members
Of the regiment. Col. j. y. ;. Goblin was present.
The next place ef meeting will be Casasaqua, Ocs.
22d. Charles w. Abbott, of Bethlehem, % Scare
tary. After the business meeting the boys vens 70
the Fair Grounds, had dinner, and TALKED OF old
times
Orwigsburg was the scene of the 18th Reunion Of
the 9TH Pa. Cav. The following officers ue.s
elected: Pres. Capt Heber :. Thom:-s Potts.
Joseph II. Denning' 81. Clair; Treas, isaac MARI
fremont; Sec. Capt. George +. Steahlin. Orwizs-
burg. resolution OF thanks to the citizens Of the
town and q message Of coincidence TO Presidents
Harrison were passed. The banquet OF tbs syen-
ing was grand success. souvenir OF the Ra-
union a Japanese handkerchief upon which
the engagements were printed.
TENNESSEE.
The 9Th annual Reunion Of the iss Tenn. Cav.
held at Ruilsdge Oct II. The weather
fine and we had q very pleasant time. The Prssi-
dent, A. 6. Tate, made a splendid address, AFTER
which the regular order Of business was srAnsssssd
Capt A. j. GohagaD. Chattanooga, was elected
President; g. b. Huff. Newport. Vice Presidents.
w. II. Carter. Knoxville, was reelected Secretary.
The good people of Rutedge gave tbs boys .
splendid dinner In q beautiful grove By. which
was muah enjoyed, and for which all returned
Comrades Tate, Gohagan and Thornburgh. The
seventh annual meeting will be held at Newport
Oct IL, lss3-W. x. Carter. Secretary. Knoxville,
Tenn.
WISCONSIN,.
w. d. Mcpherson, Racine, Secretary: Rsunisn
Co X, 9Th Wis, Racine, to-day.
Tho survivors OF Co. ID, 9Th Wis, bad pleasant
meeting on Oct. IS, In the hall of p. @. Buchanan
Post, at StoughtoB- In the morning old wartime
conversation was kept up until an invitation to
dinner was received. The boys made haste In ac-
cepting the invitation. and when they had de.
voured all they could vote of thanks tsndersd
the ladies who kindly furnished the eatsblcs Aftee
shaking hands with them all the boys repaired 10
the GA. r. Post hall, where they proceeded to form
permanent organization by eecting George Bur-
dett President; z. Wright. Secretary and Treas
urer, and o. 3. Triple, Vice-Pre5ident. vote OF
thanks was given for the of the Post-roon. A
resolution was passed that none present should dis
the coming year, but meet In Stoughton two days
before the Brigade Reunion Ia Milwaukee In 1883.