The National tribune., 1894-09-13

OBrien; v.-P's., Mai. Geo. W. Dutton, Serge
Lawrence J. Cunningham; Sec. serg't C. J.
| Carmody; Treas. Col. p. T. Hanley; Chap,
| Thomas Scully. Executive Committee, b. Kel-
I liner, Co. A; d. McCarty, Co. B II. Sandow,
Co. G; J. Farrell. Co. ID; John Devine Co. f
Joseph Murphy Co. F; Thomas Philbin. Co. G
J. +. Donovan. Co H; J. J. Spillane, Co. 1 !;
| Robert Barlow, Co. X.
During the past year several members Of the
10th Mass. have died. At the Reunion held in
| Boston last week Is survivors answered to
roll-call. No set or formal speeches were ar
ranged, but every man was expected to face
! the limo of merry warriors. all greedy aud i'm
placabc in their desire of home oratory.
MICHIGAN
The survivors Of the 25th Mich. Inf met in
| Holland, Aug. Ia, as guests of Co /, which thus
| passed its 32d birthday in entertaining the old
| boys. There were nearly 100 veterans present.
| In the afternoon, at a business meeting. it was
| decided to meet at Benton Harbor next year.
| The following officers were elected Pres, G.
| NJ. Jennings; Sec. Alfred O. French; Treas,
| Patrick OBrien; V.-P's. VIM. o. Wells. A. w.
| Slayton, VIM. Dexter, Charles Bement, II. N.
| Ewell, G. II. Burbank, J. Mckee Charles DAY.
| EXPORT, John Kramer, John Gilchrist Presi-
| dent-at-Large, Chas. II. Brown, Grand Rapids !;
| Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, b. F. Orcutt.
! Kalamazoo; Daughter of the Regiment, Mrs.
Jessie Moore-LOveridge, of COldwster. The
| local W.R.C. banqueted the soldiers in the
evening The only surviving daughter of the
| late Col. o. II. Moore, Mrs Jessie Moore Love
| ridge, of Coldwater, was elected Daughter of
the Regiment by rising vote, and duly mus
| tered in by Lieut.. Frank 3. Chase. Mrs. B. f.
| Orcutt, widow of the late Lieut. Col. circuit,
was unanimously elected Honorary Colonel of
the regiment by rising vote.
The restoration of the old battle-fag given
the 22d Mich. by Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society
in into To
at Pontiac on Aug. 80. The public buildings,
| stores and many private residences were pro-
fusely decorated with flags and bunting The
regiment marched mp Saginaw street to the
Fair Grounds, where first-class dinner await
ed them. About 600 were fed by the ladies.
The register showed little over 200 members
of the regiment present A business meeting
was held at 130 p. M, when the following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year: Pres,
Nelson II. Miller; V.-P, c. V. Austin; Sec.
and Treas, J. J. Shocks, Rochester. Lapeer
was selected as the place for holding the Re-
union in 1885, Tho greater interest conferred
in the return Of the old flag by the two ladies
who presented the same Sept A. 1862 Mrs. ID.
5. Howard Julia COmstock) read an interest
ing history of the flag and presentation. Mrs.
Wells Utley Emma Adams), of Detroit re-
ceived the bullet-probed and bood-stained
banner from Col. II. s. Dean. and in a few
words returned the flag to the regiment. Col.
Dean read number of letters from absent
members and from the relatives of those who
had died since the last Reunion; also, letter
from Gov. Rich. The bell taken from the neck
of cow at New Hudson in 1862 and carried by
the regiment through the war sounded the call
to dinner at the banquet of 1894. In camp it
was known as the curfew bell.
MISSOURI.
c. III. Haysler, Clinton: Reunion of Henry
County Veterans Association of southwestern
Missouri at Artesan Park, Clinton, Sept. 26,
81, and %
Jacob Fink, Canton, Ill: Reunion 9th Mo.
and 55th III. at Canton Sept. q and %.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
At the State Reunion at Weirs the following
officers were elected by the regimental assOcia-
ton:
The Sd N. H.-Pres., Gen. NJ T. Donohue;
V.-Pres.. A. P. Hayden, James NJ. Chapman;
Sec. and Treas, ID. Arthur Brown, of Penacook;
Executive Committee, George d. McLinn, H.
S. Hamilton. George w. Dow; Custodian, d.
Arthur Brown.
The I'd N. H-Pres., Charles E. Foster; w.
P, Ezra G. Goodwin; Sec. and Treas, Thomas
b. Little, of Concord; Custodian, Charles E.
Foster.
The 5th N. H.-Pres., T. A. Farr; V.-P's,
Lewis Johnson Nathaniel Smith; Sec, Lewis
G. Fernald, of Melrose Mass; Treas, John r.
McCrilis; Q. NJ, Orlando ]. Godfrey; Chap,
Z. r. Wilkins.
The 9th N. H.-Pres., Thos. J. Carleton
V.-P., Albert Smith Sec, Alvah Head, of
Leominster, Mass; Treas, J. B. Saunders.
Executive Committee, Col. Thos. P. Cheney, of
Ashland.
The 7th N H.-Pres, John B. sherwin;
V.-P., Granville P. Mason; Sec, H. F. W.
Little, of Manchester; Treas, Marcus Merrill.
Trustees, Daniel w. Hayden, Otis A. Merrill,
and Orlando Lawrence.
The 9Th N. H.-Pres.. Geo. W. Briggs; V.-P.,
Tyler M. Shattuck; Sec. and Treas, A. s.
Conant, of Lyndeboro.
The 9th N. H.-Pres., George L. Wakefield;
V.-P. Geo. ]. Allan; Sec. and Treas, William
Pitt Moses, of Somersworth; Necrologist, Geo.
L. Wakefield.
The 11th n H-Pres., r. Freeman sanborn;
V.-P.'s B. K. Webster, r. Baxter Brown, Alex.
Lane; Sec. and Treas, Charles C. Page, of
Franklin Falls Executive Committee, Henry
w. Rowe, E. Parker French.
The 18th N. H.-Pres., William Critchley;
V.-P.'s, Hiram E. Locke, Robert NJ. Spinney, E.
c. Gage; Sec. and Treas, John d. Parshley. of
Rochester. Executive Com mittee, R. u. Spin
ney, c. FL. Applebee, Charles Ii. Jackson, VIM.
The 18th N. H.-Pres., Henry R. Brown;
V.-P., Chas. McGregor; Sec, E. B. Huse, of
Enfield Treas, F. H. George. Executive Com
mittee Ahira Barney.
The 10Th N H.-Pres., Henry L. johnson;
f.-I.5, Ddblei u. HOWARD, george L. DUNN
field. David E. Burbank; Sec and Treas,
Andy Holt, South Lyndeboro; Q. NJ, George
Goodhue. Executive COMMITTEES, Elias F.
Smith, George T. Dicefeld, A. S. Libby.
Cavalry Assoeistion-Pres, w. w. futile;
V.-P., d. NJ White; Sec, NJ B. Plummer, La-
coma; Treas, Charles w. Stevens. Executive
Committee Clark Waters, Edwin II. Bean,
Jacob B. Dole, E. L. Kimball, John G. Page.
National Veterans AssociatiOn-Pres.. DR.. J.
A. Greene; V.-P.'s, Daniel Hall, E. II. Wheeler,
J. f. Grimes; Sec, Alvin Abbott, Lakeport
Treas. James Minot; Chap, d. w. Downs.
Executive Committee, Frank G. N0yes David
K. Pierce, G. P. Conn; General Manager, Chas.
A. Holden.
Manchester Association-Pres, Charles A.
Frost; V.-P., Abner ]. Sanborn; Sec, William
II. Morrill,; Treas, S. s. Piper. Directors, E.
Parker French. T. ]. Wiggin, Walter NJ Full
ton. Leroy Il. Bean, N. s. Perry.
Veteran Band Association-Pres., Gust W.
ingalls,; V.-P, Josiah A. Dadmun; Sec. D.
Arthur Brown, Penacook; Treas, Samuel F.
Brown. Executive Committee, C. E. Burn |
ham, t. F. Page, II. S. Hamilton, D. Arthur
Brown.
NEW JERSEY.
G. F. Hopkins, President, Boonton: Reunion !
Kearny's First New Jersey Brigade, Caedo- |
nian Park, Newark, Sept. IA The committee |
in charge hope to make this the largest Reunion |
ever held by the brigade. All belonging to the |
1st I'd, Sd, 4th, 10th. 18th, 23d, and 10th regi-
ments, and Battery A, New Jersey volunteers,
cd har Nd