The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-31
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| New York City: Reunion 5th ~ Y. II. A.,
| Broadway Central Hotel, New York City, Oct.
| 10.
L. W. Whitaker, Washington. H.: Reunion
I'd n. Y. Cav. Harris Light Cavalry, Pcekskill,
| Sept IS.
j. r Fort, Little Falls Reunion 18th n Y
| II. A., Dolgeville. Sept. Is and Il and joint
Reunion of the 10Th and 34th n. Y. at the same
| place Sept. Ii.
! Hugh Urine, Hokcndauqua, Pa, would like
| to Know the time and place OF the Reunion of
the ID n. Y. Cav.
The 18th N. Y. battery. better known as
| Macks Black Horse battery, held their annual
| picnic at Sea Breeze Grove, Rochester. The
| following officers were elected for the ensuing
| year: Pres. Thomas Gilbert; V.-P, David
Pettinger; Sec, William Whitley. Rochester;
Treas, Marvin ID. French Com, A. G. Mack;
Lieut.. Hiram Smith; c. s., Thomas Gilbert.
| over 100 OF the survivors of the I'd y. Y. Vet
| eran Cav attended the fourth annual Reunion
| at Glens Falls. After parade through the
| principal streets they assembled at the GAR
| Hall for business meeting. Lieut. A. w.
| Thompson, Co. c. welcomed the comrades in
patriotic address. W. Scott Whitney. the blind
Lieutenant, of Co. &, interested the old boys in
| his "reminiscences" Addresses were made by
| COmrade o. N. Baker, of Co. K, aud Chaplain
| Poor. The following officers were elected:
| Pres, Lieut-C Col. John S. Fassett Sec, Ebert
| L. Beach, Gloversyile, and Treas. S. A. Case.
| The next Reunion will be- held at Saratoga
| Springs. After the business meeting tho COM
rades marched to the Van Colt House, where
| banquet was served, to which they did ample
| justice. Every cOmrade of the regiment whose
name is not on the roster is earnestly requested
| to send his name and company to the Secre-
tary, with postoffice address. If he will iaclose
stamp brief history of the regiment will be
| mailed to him.
| OHIO.
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Courthouse: Reunion 160th Ohio Rose7ille,
Sept. IL and I3.
The Reunion of the 18th Ohio will be held
Oct. TO- instead of Sept. z. at Fountain Park,
| o.. by order of the President.-John w. In
grim, Secretary.
o. G. Daniels, Secretary Mt. Vernon: Re-
union Sth Ohio Bucyrus, Sept. 20.
}. A. Correll, Secretary: Reunion 51st Ohio,
Cleveland, Sept. 20 and 81. Headquarters at 50
Public Square, South Side.
T. ]. Holloway, Shaucks: Reunion 18th
Ohio. Mt Glead, Sept. IA.
g. +. Axline, Secretary, GAINESVILLE: 1t has been
deemed advisable in view of the Worlds Fair,
that the annual meeting at Columbus be omit
ted, and the comrades ali invited to meet
at the Ohio Building, Worlds Fair Grounds,
Sept. Ia, at IL o'clock. All having badges are
requested TO wear them.
A. w. Weldon, Secretary, Athens: Reunion
18th Ohio. Athens Sept. 10 aud 20.
At the Reunion of the 123th Ohio rs MEN,
bers were present, who elected officers as fol-
lows: Pres, Col. #. H. Linneil; First V.-P,
Lieut.. II. c. Strong; Second V.-P. Jacob Wag-
ner; Third Y.-P., J. II. Way; Sec.-Treas., Capt.
i. w. Bailey, Cleveland; Chap, T. NJ. Sher-
wood; Surg, DIR. Porter Yates. A committee
was appointed to make arrangements for next
years meeting, which will be held at Cedar
Point.
The first Reunion of the I35th Ohio in Har-
din County was held in GAR. Hall, Kenton.
The session opened at 10 a. m. by Rev. s. ].
Boyle in prayer, followed by an address of
welcome by j. II. Smick response by Comrade
j. K. Alsdorf, Mount Vernon, and an address
by the Secretary, followed by business meet
Ing. Officers elected: Pres, James Atkinson;
Co. ID; First F.-P, s. w. Nixon; Second V.-P.,
w. E. Cahoon; Third V.-P.. Hiram Brieker;
Sec. and Treas, L. J. Demarest: Committee on
Casualties, Co. A, P. Boliwine; Co. B, N. Brown
Go. c, James Gray; Co. ID, James Atkinson
Co. E, T. z. Wilson; Co. F. J. c. Frampton
Co. g, i. j. Demarest; Co. II. G. w. Ansley;
Co. j, S. w. Nixon; Co. K, j. F. Flower; Com
mittee on Time and Place of Next Reunion,
j. F. Flower, J. Wilson, @. w. Ansley; His
torian, w. j. Althouser, All committees TO re-
port to the Secretary. The casualties of regi-
ment to date as far as known are: Number
living and their postoffices known, PAL num-
Der dead, 1l3; number died while at front,
116.
The Reunion of the 18th Ohio held in the
beautiful grove at Fountain Park, Champaign
County. was highly enjoyed by everybody
present. About 80 comrades of the regiment
were there many of them with their families,
also many members Of other organizations.
The business meeting of the association was
held in the morning. The following officers
were elected: President. DR.. n. V. Specie; Sec,
Colin Mcdonald, Urbana; Treas, Y. s.
Magruder, of Mechanicsburg; Chap, Rev. T. G..
Mitchell. and one Vice-President from each
company. 1t was decided to hold the next Re-
union near Quincy.
After the baskets were emptied, and the
wants of all supplied, the meeting was called
to order by Col d. w. Todd, the President, and
Rev. Mr. Henley, of Woodstock, delivered a
beautiful address of welcome, responded to by
Col Todd in a few weil-chosen words. Com
rades Rev. F. G. Mitchell, Capt Phio Burn
ham, V. s. Msgruder, T. s. Brinkard George
Riddle, and others, spoke well, and were
heartily appfauded. especially Capt. Burnham's
song. Comrade w. Fl. Hamilton gave some
lively reeollections of picket duty on the front
of the Army of the James in 1864. At the
close of the meeting all voted it success and
hoped to live TO visit the next one.
PENNSYLVANIA.
W. A. Goranho, Secretary, 314 North Ninth
street. Allentown: Reunion 123th Pa, Stating
ton, Sept. 16
Noah w. Lowell. Secretary, Erie, Pa: Re-
union 1I1th Pa, Waterford. Sept. Is. Members
of the Tooth Pa. are invited.
III. C. Miller, Secretary, Kingston: Reunion
SD Pa. list Luzerne Regiment) in VIM. III.
Davis Post rooms, Salem street, Carbondale
Sept 20.
Dan'l J. Newman, Secretary. Scranton: Re-
union 1920 Pa, Catawissa, Sept 10.
Reunion 54th Pa, Somerset, Sept. 10. The
last Reunion of the regiment was held at Johns
town. and was we'll attended, about $50 men,
bers being present. Most of the comrades
brought their families; all had an enjoyable |
time. A permanent organization was effected
All widows of deceased members of the regi- |
ment were made honorary members of the or
ganization. The affairs of the association are |
in prosperous condition; the Treasurers re- |
port shows q balance of over 500 in the treas
ury. The following officers were elected: Pres
Capt P. Graham Treas, Capt. John l.. Decker;
Sec, Jos. r. Humme, Johnstown.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Reunion of the Sd r. T. II. A. was held |
at Silver Springs and the following officers |
elected: Pres, James A. Abbott W. Benja- |
min Morris; Sec and Treas, George NJ. Turner; |
Chap, Rev. Frederic Denison; Executive Com
mittee, Gen. Charles r. Brayton, Daniel G. |
Kenyon, James A. Sesver. Benjamin F. Davis,
Chas A. Williams. After the business meeting |
was concluded brief concert was given by the
band and the veterans returned to the broad
piazzas of the dining hall to discuss the events
of the past. Subsequently the company were
photographed. After a special dinner was
served the company assembled in the dance