The National tribune., 1894-09-27

manent Sec. snd Treas. 8 F. Robinson. Column
bus; Permanent Historian, Capt. John T.
Rsper; Chap, James Wthrov.
;. Virtue. Secretary, Mt. Gilead: Reunion
S1st Ohio at Gallon, Sept. 26 and 81.
NJ. l.. Maynard, Secretary. ChardOn Reunion
1Ooth Ohio ut Youngstown Oct IL and ~.
5. NJ. LeFever, President, Trimble: Reunion
18th Ohio at Trmble Oct. 10 and IL.
At the meeting of the 115th Ohio at Canton,
these officers were elected: Pres, Col r. II
Hill, East Liverpool; Y.-P., Col A. L. Conger,
Akron; Sec, John Fl. Shearer, Alliance; Treas,
G. +. Lease. New Lisbon. The Committee on
Time and Place reported favorable TO Alliance,
the last Friday in August. 1895. which was
adopted. The business meeting, which was
held in the afternoon. was opened By an ad-
dress OF welcome by Col. Clark. Col. Hill re-
sponded on behalf Of the comrades. A COM
mittee consisting of Col Hi, Judge U. l..
Marvin. and c. VI. Palmer. reported resolutions
In memory OF the late Col. I. c. Boone. The
resolutions were followed By eulogistic adj
dresses by Col. Hill, Judge Marvin, Mr. Paxson,
ana others.
John 6. Mihfer, Secretary: Reunion I'D Ohio
at Clyde, Oct g
f. NJ. WheeIock was elected President at the
annual Reunion of the 41st Ohio in Room 2,
Common Pleas Court, Wednesday morning Of
Encampment week The Regimental Assoeia-
Tied through the battle of Shiloh by B. u.
Hoffman.
The eighth annual Reunion Of the 175th Ohio
was held at Blanchester, o., on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. ~ and Is. Ninety-four sur
vyors of the association were present and sew
era stirring addresses were made by Ministers
and comrades. Officers: Pres. Thomas Hall;
Cor Sec, g. Z. Pensyl Highland; Rec. See,
/. J. Moon, Wilmington; Treas. John Nc
Mullen. By motion the ninth annual meet
ing Of the association will be held at Mt OIeb,
o., on the third Wednesday and Thursday Of
September, 1895.
K. S. Mason, Corresponding Secretary, Relief:
Reunion OF the 63d Ohio at Frost, Oct. 3 and L
PENNSYLVANIA.
Maj. Robert Bell. President. Gettysburg: Re-
union 21st Pa Cav. at Chambersburg. Oct. 3.
Application for card orders for reduced rates
must be made to Comrade James L. Long Get
tysburg, Pa.
The Reunion of the $3.50 Pa, held at Ply
mouth, Sept. 6, was attended by about $50 sur
vivOTs Of the old organization. Judge Reeder,
VIM. Beidelman, Col. Dachrodt, Capt. Young
Capt. Buzzard, and many others spoke. One of
the youngest soldiers at the time Of his enlist
ment was w. S. Snyder, ofAlentown, Pa. Atthe
time he entered the army he was only IA years
of age. The officers elected are: Pres, Col.
Jacob Dachrodt; Sec, Wilson H. Werst, Lower
Saucon; Treas George Fl. Young
The seventh annual Reunion of the sd Pa.
was held at Weshoppen, Pa. Sept. I3 and
proved the most successful and enjoyable of any
yet held. There were over 100 survivors present.
with their wives, sons and daughters and they
were the guests of the Wyoming County Vet
eran Association, which held three days En-
campment under canvas in COmrade George L.
Kennsrd's beautiful private grove, overlooking
the placid Susquehanna River At I:3O the
survivors were called to order. Roll was
called, all answering with hearty Here!"
EiUhf he cd ~ nj, h.
Col. John G. Dodge, wife, and daughter Carrie,
sent greetings to the old survivors; he prom
ising 70 meet the regiment next year.
By the unanimous vote Miss Carrie was de-
ciared the daughter of the regiment" Let
tiers were read from Henry NJ. HOyt, attorney
from Maine to California (Dr s p. Chalfont)
and after the disposition of routine business
officers were elected: Pres, Maj. G. z. Len
nard; First V.-P., Capt. John D. Colvin; Sec
ond V.-P.. Capt r. w. Bannatyn; Chap, NJ.
ID. Fuler Sec and Treas, r. c. Miller, Kings
ton. Pa The bronze badge adopted last year
was distributed. On raised letters on the bar
are the words, " Pa. Vol. 52d ASS" suspended
from the bar by red, white and blue ribbon
is the medal, the diverse side bearing the arms
of the State of Pennsylvania, and the reverse
side the words: /" Mustered in 1861 engaged
in 1862 Peninsular campaign; operations
against Charleston. 1863 and 1864; through
the Csrolinas with Sherman; mustered ont
1865" Badge will be sent, postpaid, for so
cents; address the Secretary. The next Re-
union will be held in Pittston, Pa. time to be
selected by the officers and local committee.
The 105th Pa. held short meeting in the
Criminal Courtroom, Pittsburg, between 10
O'Clock and IL noon, on the 18th. 1t was there
announced that the annual Reunion would be
held at BroOkville, Pa, Oct. 10.
The largest Reunion of the 101st and 103d
Pa. regiments was the one in the Circuit Court
room, Federal Building, on Wednesday OF En-
Col. Brown, Comrade Bretz john A. Reed, and
others. collection of S63 was taken up to
defray the expenses of the meeting. Officers:
Pres, Col. George L. Brown; V.-P.. James w.
Fletcher; Secs. T. j. Mckee, Grove City, and
H. NJ. Johnston, Williamsburg; Treas, T. r.
Ross Executive Board, T. II. Scott, 8. W.
Hamilton, John A. Reed, and G. Fl. FettermaD.
George F. Steahlin, Secretary, Orwigsburg:
Reunion 18th Pa Cav. at Lock Haven Oct. %
and "a.
The 145th Pa. held an unusually successful
meeting at Conneaut Lake, Aug. 81 Most Of
the officers of the association were present.
The total attendance was 90. The officers Of
the association chosen for the next year
Pres. Gen. ID. B. McCreary; V.-P, Hon. Wal
lace H. Brown; Treas, John C. Mcintosh;
Sec. d. C. Kendig, Erie. The place for the
next meeting has been left with the President,
Vice. President, Secretary, and Treasurer to de-
eide upon. In all probability Conneaut Lake
will be the place.
J. T. Shelby, Secretary, Lsndisburg: Re-
union Perry County Veterans Association at
Landisburg, Oct. 6.
d. p Stewart, President, Gorsuch: Reunion
10th Pa. at Tyrone, Oct. 10 and 20. Able
speakers will be present. Turn out and we
will have a grand old time. By addressing the
President you will be furnished with orders for
reduced railroad fare for yourself and family.
ii. d. Boone, Secretary, Reading: Reunion
DurelPs Battery Cd, Ind'p't Pa. Art.) at Allen
town, Sept. %.
R. s. Westbrook. Secretary. Sol Eleventh
avenue, Altoona: Reunion 49th Pa. at Middle
burg, Oct. Is and II.
VERMONT.
c. E. Youtt, Commander, Post SO. Middle
bury: Reunion 5th Vt. and Co. (, LIST Vt, as
Ticonderogs, n. Y, Oct. 4. Gen. i. A. Grant,
who once commanded the regiment; Senator
Proctor. who was at one time its Major; Judge
Veazey who commanded it for a time, and j.
R. Lewis, of Atlanta Ga, who was for awhile
its Lieutenant Colonel, have been specially in
vited, and are expected.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Reunion held at Cumberland Sept.
was very successful. By 10 o'clock a. u. the
majority of the veterans expected had arrived.
They were met by the Reception Committee,
and with the New Cumberland Correct Band
escorted to Headquarters. At IL o'clock q. 70,
the hour set for the parade, the procession was
formed, and having marched over the princi-
pal streets was halted at the dinng-hall, where
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