The National tribune., 1893-08-17
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings aud Other Matters Per-
tanning to Various Organizations

Annual Meetings aud Other Matters Per.
tanning to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
g. II. Palmer, President, Winchester: Re.
union 9th Ill, Deering Hotel, Fifty fourth
and Lake avenues, Chicago Sept and 8.
c. f. Bassett, President Austin: Reunion
124th Ill. Camp Lincoln. South Chicago, near
the Worlds Fair. Sept. z and 8.
INDIANA.
G.. MeIendy, Secretary Fremont: Reunion
Tooth Ind, Angola. Sept. q.
! C. B. Porter, Secretary. Huntington: Re-
union 34th Ind. at indianapolis. Sept 7.
IOWA.
J. G. switzer Secretary, Iowa City: Reunion
22d Iowa at Iowa State Fair, Des Moines. on
Soldiers Days, Sept. and 7.
MAINE.
| Hilman Smith. Secretary. Auburn. Reunion
9th Me. will be held at Memorial Building. on
Peaks Island, Portland Harbor. Aug. 30 and 81.
| Reunion of the 9th DE. at Eastpors Aug. "a
! and %.
| MASSACHUSETTS.
| 9. T. Smith, Secretary. Box ID Lynn: Re-
union 81 Mass. II. A., Relay House, Nahank
| Aug. "a.
The surviving comrades of the Newspaper
Regiment" as the old 18th regiment, NJ. V. ~,
was called when it started for the war 81 years
ago. held its 10th annual Reunion at Nahsnt,
aud old friendships were renewed, the DAYS OF
| peril were brought to memory once more aud
| the proud record the regiment made was re-
| hearsed again and again. After the records OF
/ the last annual meeting were read and sp-
proved, Sergt q. Il. Hutchinson. the Secretary
| presented to the association an historic nara
tive of the four years service Of the 1Ith from
the time of its organization until its discharge
| with list of the battles in which the regiment
participated. and correct list Of the surviving
members OF the association. The book is re-
plete with historical data, and also contains a
reference to the time and place of holding the
numerous Reunions of the association, together
with the names of officers who served on those
happy occasions. 1t was voted to hold the next
Reunion at Aarblehead. Reports were sub
mitted from the committees appointed to repre-
sent the association at Washington and Gettys-
burg celebrations after which the association
proceeded to the election of officers for the
ensuing year, with the following result: Pres,
Thomas Fallon, Co. d; V-P, VIM g. Allen.
Co. G.; Sec. and Treas, Gustavus B. Hutchin.
son. Go. D. Executive Committee. Co. A, Geo.
w. Greenleaf; Co. B, w. II. Brown; Co. G. T,
E. Sullivan; Co. ID. J. B. Simonds; Co E. Henry
Carey; Co F, ii. A. Poor; Co. G. E. o. Brown;
Co. II, Harry Hayward; Co. ], Albert OrmOnd;
Co. K, Robert E Eastman.
The sixth annual Reunion of Co. A, 18th
Mass, was held at Salisbury Beach, Mass, when
a score Of comrades assembled to renew the ties
company was in service from July D. 1861,
until Aug. 81. 1865. and was one of the few
companies that remained intact during the re-
bellion. The company proposes to take trip
70 North Carolina next year, and a committee
was appointed to confer with the railroad
companies in regard to a rate. The following
officers were elected: Pres, A. Parke Lewis;
Sec. and Treas, ]. G. Richardson; Executive
Com mittee, George w. Kezer, Samuel J. Ford,
j. @. A. Johnston.
MICHIGAN.
William Davey, Secretary, 337 Woodward
avenue, Detroit Mich: Reunion 22d Mich,
Vernon, Aug 81.
MINNESOTA.
DrW. A. Spanlding, Secretary, Room BOZ Ma,
sonic Temple, Minneapolis: Reunion of the I'd
Mimi. battery, Minneapolis. Sept. z, Rawlins
Post Hail. Masonic Building at 10 a. 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Matt Shackford, Secretary. Weirs N H: An.
nual Encampment of the Veterans AssOcis.
ton at Camp Orlando W. Reyes, on the grounds
of the association at Weirs. on the shore of Lake
Winnipesaukee, Aug p, 3D. "a and 25
MISSOURI.
j. L. Rsynsrd, Secretary: Reunion 2d No.
Cav. (MerriIPs Horse) at the Fair Grounds,
Trenton, No., beginning Aug. 30, and lasting
three days.
NEW YORK.
H. Roll. Secretary, 925 Paramount avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa: Reunion 29th n. Y, vii.
mington, Del, Aug. 20.
c. II. VESSELS, Secretary 40 Produce Ex-
change, New York: Reunion I27th N Y,
Opera Room, Town Hall, jamaica L. l., Sept
9, at 10 a. m.
VIM. II. Harris, Secretary 95 Washington
street, Gloyersville: Reunion 153d N. Y, az
Mooers. Aug. 80.
Louis H. Bleakley, Secretary, VerpIanckI
Reunion 9th n. Y. Ii. A., White Plains, Sept 2.
II. Greenwald, Secretary, CObleskill; Re-
union 152d N. Y, Frankfort, Aug. %. Woods
Hotel.
OHIO.
T. Fl. Linnell, President Cleveland: Reunion
12Sth Ohio. West House. Sandusky, Aug. IL.
J. Z. Crow, Secretary, Marion: Reunion
174th Ohio, Delaware, Aug "a The Secretary
desires the addresses of all members.
John w. Ingrim, Secretary, Mt. SterlinRI
Reunion 18th Ohio Fountain Park, Sept.7.
John OConer, President, Greenville: Re-
union 10th Ohio, Lake Park, GreenVilIe, o.,
has been changed from September to Aug. 81,
on account of the National Encampment
John Waters, DuRkirk Reunion I76th Ohio,
Union Hall. 20 and % East Main street, Colum-
bus, Aug. % and 80 Coils. Mason and Nesbits
are expected to be present.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Charles Schelecht, President: Reunion Sd
Pa. Art. and 185th Pa, Reading, Pa, Aug 81
and Sept. 1.