The National tribune., 1893-07-13
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and other Matters Per.
tanning to Various Organizations.

Annual Meetings and other Matters Per-
tanning to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
| I. ]. Hilbert. Secretary, room 65, 175 Dear
born street, Chicago: Reunion 18th ILL.,, Me-
mortal Hall, corner Sixty-third street and
Princeton avenue, Englewood, city of Chicago,
| Sept. 5 and 6.
William Parker, Rock Falls: Reunion s4th
and 18th ILL.,, Rock Falls, Aug. 80. On the fol-
| lowing day aug 81 there will be Reunion of
| Grand Army Posts of the Counties of White
| side, Lee. Ogle, and Carroll ON the same
| grounds
C. B. Fleming, Commander, Keithsburg: The
Soldiers and Sailors Association of Mercer
County will hold their annual Reunion at
Keithsburg Aug. 30 and 81. cordial invita-
ton is extended to all exsoldiers and sailors to
be present.
| INDIANA.
George E. Lowry, Secretary, Indianapolis:
Reunion 18th Ind. Told Guard) will be held in
indianapolis during the Encampment. Rooms
have been secured in the Courthouse, whore all
comrades will be welcome.
KANSAS.
John McGangh, Knoxville, No., would like
to see a Reunion of all Kansas soldiers some
time in the early Fall at the Soldiers Home,
Leavenworth City, Kan. 1t is q place well
adapted for that purpose, and there are many
an old manned veteran there that otherwise
will never have the benefits of Reunion.
MAINE.
In his first order the Division Commander
establishes Headquarters at Auburn. All re-
ports. returns, and official communications will
be sent to John c. Blake, Adjutant, Auburn,
and all money orders, checks drafts, etc.. will
be made payable, and all acquisitions for sup
plies will be sent, to Frank L. Beals, Quarter
master, Auburn. By vote of the recent En-
campment 20 per cent must be added to the
list price of all supplies.
On the eve of this, a new administration,
the Commander trusts that no halt will be
made to ascertain what the Division officers
intend doing, but that the first determination
will be the finding of something to build high
up the interests of our noble Order in this Di-
vision. There is always enough to be done in
the Camp-room. Make your attendance as
large possible; see that your officers and
members are uniformed. and that your ritual
is committed to memory and properly exc
cuted. Endeavor to organize new Camps in
your adjacent towns whore circumstances will
warrant live Camp, and go forward with that
push that should characterize brothers having
as q motto for their native State the word
"Dirigo"
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Reunion of the 5th Mass was held at
Hotel Nan tasket Nantasket Beach. The asso-
citation accompanied by the Woburn Brass
OAHU, anu INC party uumbcTcu aDOub SOO. nc
officers chosen for the ensuing year were: Pres,
William Ingalls,: V.-P.'s, john Kent. Joseph
Giles; Sec. G. E. Mitchell; Treas, E. F.Weyer;
Adjt. w. II. Hildreth; Chap, Charles E. Da-
Wis; Executive Committee, Capt. g. H. Holmes,
Maj. Henry g. Gibson, b. Frank Southwick,
Alvin White, Maj. Andy Hobrook, Elisha
Pierce, II. M. Tasting T. B. Revision. Joseph
w. Barnes, Thomas Miller. The Treasurer re-
ported that the association had on hand $275.
The association has lost but three members by
death during the year.
Dinner was had at 130 o'clock in the spacious
dining-room of the hotel. Letters of regret
were read from Mayor Bancroft, of Cam bridge;
Samuel G. Lawrence, and others, and there was
an hour of speechmaking.
MICHIGAN.
The 21st Reunion of the 4th Mich was held
at Hillsdale, with 60 survivors present. The
meeting was called to order at the courthouse
President George Kinney was In the chair.
The Treasurer reported balance on hand of
about $25. Reading was unanimously agreed
upon as the place for the next Reunion. The
following officers were elected: Pres, Alfonso
Shafer; V.-P.'s, III. L. Harrison, Alex L. Pat
rick. Geo. Il. Youngs; Sec. and Treas, A. II.