The National tribune., 1893-09-21


Treas, d. Arthur Brown, Penacook.
5th n. H.-Pres., William Child; V.-P.'s,
James Cummings. John AGoodwin; Sec, Lewis
G. Fernald. Melrose, Mass; Treas, John K.
McCrilis; @. NJ, Orlando /. Godfrey; Chap,
E. r. Wilkins.
7th n. H.-Pres., Otis A. Merrill; V.-P., John
r. Sherwin; Sec., Fl. F. w. Little Manchester;
Treas, Darius Merrill.
10th N. H.-Pres. Augustus P. Howe; V.-P.,
George G.. Wakefield ; Sec. William Pitt Moses,
somersworth; Necrologist, Geo. L. Wakefield:
18th n. H.-Pres Geo. w. Shepard; V.-P.'s,s
r. Baxter Brown, Alexander Lane, l. II. Nor
rison; Sec. and Treas, Charles P. Page, Srank-
lin Falls.
14th N. H-Pres., C. II. Hodgdon V.-P.,
II. 2. Hunter; Sec, John Barber, Brockton,
Mass; Treas. Walter II. Sergeant; Trustee for
three years, B. F. Fellows, Sandwich.
18th N. H.-Pres., Alma Barney; V.-P., FL.
r. Brown; Sec, E. B. Huse, Enfield; Treas,
Z. II. George.
10th n. H.-Pres. Philip c. Bean; v.-P.'s.
Henry J.. Johnson, James A. Merrill George
Goodhue; Sec. and Treas, Andy Holt, South
Lyndeborough; O. NJ, George Goodhue.
National Veterans Association-Pres.,M N. NJ.
Coils; V.-P.'s, Daniel Hall, E. H. Wheeler, j.
F. Grimes; Sec, ID. C. Easton, Lakeport Cor.
Sec, J. X. Ever, Concord; Treas, Jas. Minot;
Chap, d. w. Downs; Delegate to Veterans
Association, Horace L. Worcester.
Cavalry Association-Pres.. E. FL. Smith;
Sec, Martin B. Plummer, Laconia; Treas,
Charles w. Stevens.
Heavy Artillery Association-Pres., Gust A.
Copp; V.-P., Charles Morgrage; Sec, G. Fl.
Diamond, Penacook; Treas. Executive Com
mittee, N. ]. Putney.
SharpshOoters Associaton-Pres., Charles P.
Shepard V.-P., Frank Conn; Sec and Treas,
Henry T. Badger; Executive Committee, James
Y. Webster
Lowell Assocation-Pres., William Clifford;
V.-P., d. II. Reynolds; Sec, P. F. Gammell;
Treas. c. II. Flanders; Auditing Committee,
George Blood, f. r. Fife, W. w. futile. Dele
gate TO New Hampshire General Convention,
George E. Clogston.
Manchester Association-Pres., Charles A.
Frost; V.-P., Abner j. Sanborn; Sec, William
II. Morrill,; Treas. S. S. Piper
The Weirs Association elected officers for the
year: Pres, Marcus NJ. Collins; V.-P, George
w. Abbott; Sec, Matt Shackford, Laconia; AS
sistant, Levi T. Aldrich Suucook; Treas, Dana
w. King; O. NJ, Frank X. George; Command
ant of Camp Charles e. Buzzell; Musical Di-
rector, John G. Linehan Medical Director,
Royal B. Prescott; Auditors, Everett b. Huse,
Frank II. Bnffum, Manson S. Brown, and an
Executive Committee of one from each regi-
ment.
NEW YORK.
Frederic Cossum, President: The 18th annual
Reunion of the 10Th n. Y, Auburn, Oct. 10.
More than so veterans were present at the
Reunion OF the 115th y. Y. at South Glen Falls.
Pres. G.. Fl. Skym presided. Mr.. Rowland Fish
delivered tho address of welcome, to which Capt.
s. p Smith responded. after which officers
were elected: Pres. S.W. Horning; V.-P.'s. GO.
Smith, J. c. Reid, J. L. Haines Sec. and Treas,
c. N. Bailou, Fonda. After the election of
officsrs dinner was served by the WR.C. in
tho rooms of Stephen 3. Little Post. The after
noon was spent in con versation. singing, with
.1cbn rfcu 70 of raut-
menS also elected officers: Pres, J. c.. Abeal,
Brooklyn; V..P.'s, Alfred Eighmy, Saratoga;
and Michael Rice, Schenectady; Sec, Treas.
and Historian, J. C. Reid, Boston.
The veterans CT the 117th n. Y. were more
fortunate than some other organizations, the
day OF their Reunion being one of the most de-
iightful of the season. Dinner was served,
after which the meeting was called to order
by the President, David 2. Magili. The Secre-
tary read his report, which was accepted, and
the association then proceeded to the election
OF officers: Pres, Perry Il. Miller; Sec, Henry
G. Estes. Utica; Treas, Thelwin Jones; Chap.
G. 3. Fairbea1; Surg, Henry w. Carpenter;
Asst Surg., II. n. Marchis; Auditing Commit
tee, John B. Jones, John ID. Ernst, j. d. Mon
roe. After the meeting of the regiment each
one of the companies held business meeting
and elected Presidents, who are also Vice.
Presidents of the rcgimental association. The
next Reunion will be at Vernon.
Frankfort was the place of meeting of the
I52d n. Y. After dinner the entire delegation
went to the GAR. Hail. where the business
meeting was held. The election of officers re-
suited: Pres. +. d. Butler; V.-P.'s II. II. Bel
linger, II. House, II. Nichols, d. Stafford Chap.
A. 2. Muller; Surg, p. w. Tallman; Sec. and
Treas. H. Greenwald, Cobleskill. 1t was voted
to hold the next annual Reunion at Unadila.
J. c. Wambold, Secretary, Newark. N. j.: Re-
union 1st i. Y. Eng, Paterson, n. j., Oct 18.
Ta, he IF ha of ha
127th n. Y. A business meeting was held in
the Opera House, presided over by Capt Fisk,
OF Brooklyn, President of the Association, Sec
rotary c. II. VESSELS, of New York, recording
the proceedings. The Opera House was hand
somely decorated the bullet-tattered battlehags
OF the regiment being displayed on the stage.
There are 400 survivors Of the war in the regi-
mont, and of that number more than one-half
were present. At the conclusion of this meet
ing the vets and their friends repaired to the
large courtroom, where a banquet by Caterer
Terhune, of New York. was served.
The 3lst Reunion of the 103th n. Y. was held
at Honeoye FALL with 100 members, accom-
panied by their friends, present. Past Senior
Vice Department Commander Homer Ii. Webb
welcomed the veterans as the guests of the Town
ship. President Morris ii. Darrohn responded
and concluded reading his annual address. The
Secretary reported three deaths among the mem-
beers since last year. Comrade Geo. c. Reed pre-
Sented the Association with a number OF Grand
Army rosters, which were sold for nominal
price, and the amount received placed to the
credit of the treasury fund. The officers chosen
are: Pres. Leonard Burton V.-P.. Chris Stein;
Sec, Geo Ii. Washburn; Treas. Alfred Eiwood;
Chap, S. ]. Robins; Surg, Robert Gundy;
SerG't, Henry Hall; Color Bearers, J. Reynolds,
Peter Oliver; Executive Committee, S. J. Rob
ms. Robert Gundry, Peter Anger, w. Willing.
ham, ID. Schultz. An Open-air dinner was
served by the citizens. and the menu was ably
discussed. Gettysburg medals of honor were
distributed to those present entitled to the
same.
The 18th Reunion of the 29th N. Y. Associa-
ton, of Philadelphia, Pa, was held at Will
mington, Del. The comrades, families, and
friends boarded the handsome steamer City of
Chester, and after a three-hours delightful ride
down the Delaware River we arrived at Will
mington, whore Comrades Henry Feldmeer
aud 4. Gross, with committee of citizens,
were ready to transfer the veterans to Head
quarters, which were established at the armory
Of Troop b. Delaware National Guard. After
a short rest the excursionists partook OF q
stas,d-up luncheon, which was furnished in
grand style. After this the veterans visited
the historic and romantic Brandywine and
ard other places of interest, but soon
Obliged to retreat to camp on account of rain.
The comrades and friends were welcomed by
Comrade V. kalck, of the Association, and
after the cloth was removed he made another
short address, during which COmrade Field
meier was presented with a beautiful GA
emblem. Mrs. V. kalek presented handsome