The National tribune., 1893-09-21

1894. The boys have held % Reunions, and for
II years have met at this lake. The location is
central, easily accessible to all the members,
aud is very suitable for camping purposes. The
attendance this year was good the weather was
just right and the Reunion one of the most
enjoyable ever held. Among the Cleveland
members present was Gen. James Barnett.
Maj. w. F. Goodspeed, Of Columbus, o., was
with them this year.
The 100-days men held meeting in Columbus.
which was largely asSnded. The meeting was
called to order by V.-P. w. J. Wilson. The
first business transacted was the election of
officers. ]. w. Story was unanimously elected
President. Other officers elected are: V.-P.'s,
S. NJ. DUNN. Samuel Cashma. ]. c. Milligan,
n. Stewart, T. w, Hickman; Treas, John w.
Poorman; Sec, G. l.. Barlow, Columbus. The
next meeting will be held at GAINESVILLE.
At the annual Reunion Of the SD Ohio, held
at Jackson. o., there were present 40 men,
bers Some business of Importance was at
tended to, and was followed by excellent and
pertinent remarks by Col. T. w. Higgins, of the
73d Ohio, of WSverly, o., who is an honorary
member of the organization. The old board
of officers were unanimously reelected, an d
Wellston, o., was selected as the next place OF
meeting; time to be set by the Secretary. The
comrades all agree that very pleasant and
profitable time was had. w. +. Trnesdell, the
Secretary, produced the old flag belonging to
Co. land which in the early part of the cam
pagn of the regiment was used as regimental
colors), and with few remarks explained the
presentation of the fig to the company while
organizing in 1861 by the young ladies of the
village of Jasper, o. There were "a deaths
other than those heretofore reported.
Frank Tallman, Secretary. Lincoln street
Auburn: Reunion 9th N. Y. II. A., Lyons
Oct. 49,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Theorus d. German, Secretary, Nanticoke
Reunion, 10Th Pa. Cav, Huntington, Oct. II
Excursion rates can be had by applying TO the
Secretary.
The Reunion of the I'd Pa Fl. A., which was
held at Watsontown, was a splendid success.
The officers elected are: Pres. Lew G. FOsnot;
V.-P's, VIM. H. Buck, J.. II. Whit. J. II. Martz
Cor Secs, r. w. Eggert, Danville; Jos. l..
1redell, Edge Hill. aud Seth G. Bower, Milton
Rec. Sec, Geo. w. Ward Treas, w. II. Berger.
The next meeting will be at Gettysburg After
the business meeting an djOurnment was made
TO attend grand Campfire.
The Joint Reunion of the Sd Pa Art. and
1S8th Pa. was held at Reading In the parlors OF
the Highland House. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres, Chas.
Schlecht; V-P.'s, G. G.. Ball, VIM. l.. Graul /;
Sec, Harry T. Graves; Treas, Jos. McGlathery
Cor. Sec, J. w. Hague Pittsburg; Surg, ex-
Congressman Atkinson. It was announced
that 10 comrades had died since the last Re-
union. Suitable resolutions were adopted, after
which Scranton was agreed upon as the next
place for meeting on the first Wednesday and
Thursday in September. 1894 A grand Camp
fire was held in the afternoon.
VERMONT.
The business meeting of the 9th Vt, at Rut-
land, was called to order by the President but
on account of sickness, Gen. Z. Fl. Ripley was
called to the chair and presided. The follow
ing officers were elected: First V.-P., Col. E.
II. Ripley; Second V.-P., Capt. S. IF. Kelley
Sec. and Treas, r. F. Parker, Newport Vt. After
the business was completed the roll of those
present was called, and every man was required
to respond with a little speech An hour was
taken up in this way very pleasantly. Later
Gov Fuller, ex-Lieut.-Gov. Woodbury., II. T.
Barnard of the 9th Mass; c. P. ellison, OF the
18th n. H., and others gave short talks. All
felt that it was the most interesting Reunion
ever held by the regiment, although there were
only about so members present.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Sd W. Va. Cav. Band held their Reunion
at Mllersburg The boys were especially de-
lighted to see their old Colonel, Henry Anisau-
sci, of Detroit. There was a good attendance
all but four of those known to be alive being
present.