The National tribune., 1894-08-09
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations
CONNECTICUT,

CONNECTICUT.
E. G. Mansfield, Secretary, sskaord Re-
union 9th Conn. at Pico Park, Sept. .. Mem
bers with their families and friends will
assemble at Belle Dock, New Haven, and take
steamer Margaret at 9:45 a. M, returning upon
any of the afternoon trips.
w. II. Fl. Ellis, Secretary, Norwich: Reunion
18th Conn. at Quinnebaug Lake, near Daniel
sonville, Aug. 15
The designs for memorials at Antietam
which were selected by the committees of the
regimentsi associations of the 9Th, 18th, 14th,
and 18th Conn, have been approved. and con-
tracts for their construction have been made.
The general committee of the four regiments
have arranged for an excursion to dedicate the
monuments, and also TO include a visit to
other places of historic interest. Those desir-
ing information should address Harlow Cha
pin, 9Th Conn. Monson, Mass; G. Quien, 18th
Conn, Danbury, Conn.,; J. G. Broatch, 18th
Conn, Middletown, Conn; j. b. Clapp, 18th
Conn, Hartford, Conn.
G. Quien, Danbury: Reunion 18th Conn. at
Antietam, Oct. II.
Thomas S. Boudren, President: Reunion 9Th
Conn. at Bridgeport Aug. 16. The business
meeting will be held in GAR. Hall at 1890
a. M, after which the members and their
friends will take the boat for Pleasure Beach,
where dinner will be served at p. m.
ILLINOIS.
Thomas N. Browning, Secretary, Robinson:
Reunion 62d III. at Kinmundy. Sept. and 5.
The annual Reunion of Grants old regiment,
the Dist ILL.,, and of the Marion County Veteran
Association occurs at the same time and place,
and reduced rates of fare will be obtained on all
roads leading to Kinmundy. the people of which
city promise to make the boys welcome and
comfortable.
A. ID. Curran, Secretary, Bristol: Reunion
S9th Ill. at Aurora, Sept. 18. The Secretary
IN be inf If or oh tI,a
Postotfice address of any comrade of the 69th;
also, if any new addresses have been learned,
or if any comrade has died during the year.
J. NJ Mallory Nunda: Reunion 8th ILL., Cav.
at Sherman House, Chicago, Sept. Is.
j. NJ. Mallory, Nunda: Reunion 18th Ill. Cav.
at Sherman House, Chicago, Sept. IT,
INDIANA.
j. B. Shaw Secretary, La Fayette: Reunion
10th Ind. at Lebanon, Sept. 10.
A. j. Smith. Secretary, Wabash: Reunion I'd
Ind. Cav. at Hotel English, indianapolis, Sept
10.
T. E. Wilson, Secretary: Reunion s3d Ind.
in connection with District Reunion at Osgood,
Aug. 10 and Is.
IOWA.
A. P. Alexander, Marion: Meeting of 9Th
Iowa at Kirkwo0d House, Des Moines, Aug 10,
at 10 o'clock.
E. H. Colcorel, Secretary, Vinton: Reunion
III
Sept 26 and u. This Association is one of the
largest in the State, and has the reputation of
holding the very best Reunions that are held
anywhere. We have always tried to get the
best Reunion speakers to be had, and this year
the officers and members say that they will
have the best one ever held. All soldiers of
Benton and adjoining Counties can become
members. The fee is 81, which entities the
holder to a fine badge, meals for the two days,
straw, and tent room.
MAINE.
Thomas G. Jones, 1872 Washington avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa: AS the next National Encamp-
ment meets in Pittsburg next September, we
expect to see some of the 9Th Ne. boys here and
particularly those that were in the battle of
Charlottesville. There is a number of Pitts
burgers living here who served in the 9Th Me-
battery, and they would only be too happy to
meet any of the old boys So come along, and
we will make it pleasant for you.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Reunion of the 9Th Mass was held in
Newburyport Aug. l. About so members of
the Association were present. These officers
were elected at the business meeting: CON-,
Capt. Josiah F. Kimball, Lynn; First Vice
Com, Hon. Albert c. Titcomb, Newburyport;
V.-P's, Col. David W. Low, Gloucester; Col.
Henry A. Hale, Salem, and e. F. Bartlett, New
buryport; @. NJ, Capt. George T. Newhall,
Lynn; Paymaster, Capt. Winthrop E. Perry,
Beverly; Adj't, Capt Frank II. Davis, Marble
head; Surg, John L.. Robinson, Manchester,
n. H.. Chap. Corp'l Simmon Dodge, jr, Wen
ham. A number OF deaths were reported by
the Secretary. committee was appointed to
prepare a memorial to the late Gen. Hincks.
The invitation of Capt Alley to meet in Lynn
next year was accepted.
Luther w. Bixby, Secretary, 2S17 Washing
ton street, Boston: Summer Reunion of the
AID Mass. will be held at Melville Garden,
Downer Landing, Aug. Is. Dinner at o'clock
p. m. Tickets $3.50 each, including passage both
ways the boat, admission to Melville Garden
and to the dinner, may be obtained of the COM
mittee on the wharf. Boats leave Rowes Wharf,
Boston, at 9:45, 10:45 a. M, 1870 p. m. Com
mander-in Chief Adams, Department Com
mander Wetherbee, Commander-in-Ch Chief Sons
of Veterans Maccabe, Department Senior Vice.
President W.R.C. Mrs. Cook, Addie A. Yorke,
President Daughters of Veterans, and Prof.
H. J. Dorr. of Philadelphia, have been invited.
Good music will be provided.
J. Elmer Talbot, Secretary, Stoughton: Re-
union 18th Mass. at Ocean View House, Nantas-
ket Beach, Aug. %. Steamers leave Rowe's
Wharf, Boston, at $50, 1890 and 11:30 o'clock
a. m.
E. D. Howe. Secretary, CaswelPs Block,
Gardner: Reunion Co. /, 5th Mass, at Gates's
Pond, in Berlin, Aug. 10. All comrades who
served in Co. / in the three months, nine
months or 100 days campaigns, are invited to
be present. Those who have not received
notice of the Reunion requested to send
their address to the Secretary, E. d. Howe,
Gardner, Mass.
w. w. Kingman, Wakefield: Reunion 50th
Mass. and 4th Mass. battery at Boston, Aug. "a.
Dinner will be served at the United States
Hotel.
Thomas E. Gutter. Secretary, Newburyport:
Reunion 35th Mass. at American House, Boston,
Sept. II, at 1870.
MICHIGAN.
S. H. Frank, President Toledo, o.: Reunion
1st Mich. L. A. at Toledo, o., Aug. IT, Head
quarters at 1898 Franklin avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The exercises at the Reunion of the Army of
West Virginia, at Ironton, o., August 90, 80
and 81, will be held in the large auditorium in
the Memorial Hall and Public Library building
If the weather is fair open air meetings will be
held in the shade of the trees in the Courthouse
Square. No large small tents or Out-of-town
temporary structures will be used. Air, light, |
comfort, interest and enjoyment will not be
lacking, and ample accommodations at moder- |
ate prices will be provided for all.
MISSOURI.
John Carter, Browning: Reunion 23d Mo. at
Carrollton, Sept. &c and 81 Comrades of other |
regiments are invited.
NEW JERSEY.
Sheppard F. Stewart, Aura: Reunion of Sd |
N. ]. Butterflies at Trenton, Aug. II. |
Those wishing information address Louis |
Schaible Secretary, Shiloh, N. j., or Maj A. A. |
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