The National tribune., 1894-06-21
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain.
ing to Various Organizations.

Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain.
ing to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
Members of the 18th Ill. to the number o.
40 met at Carbondale. May %. The organiza
tion was welcomed by Comrade Simeon Walker
In an address that assured each one that he wa:
indeed the welcome guest of the warm hearted
citizens of Carbonate. Response was made
by Comrade John W. Coleman, President OIL
the organization, who, in frank and humor.
Gus manner assured the good people of the
beautiful and moral city that their tender Of
welcome was as fully appreciated as it was
freely offered. These officers were elected
Pres, John w. Coleman, Co. G, Frankfort, ILL.,
V.-P, Thos T. Hord, Co. K, Carbondale; Sec
Thomas c. Watkins, Co. II. 24l1 Washington
avenue, Cairo; Asst Sec, Moses Martin, Co. C.
DuQuoin; Chap, Rev. NJ. B. Kelley, Co. F.
Pulaski; Asst Chap, Rev. J. R. Miller, Co. c.
Benton. The place for holding the next Re-
union was considered, several towns were
named, but On vote Old Frankfort franklin
County, was selected. Time. May %, 1895
Frankfort is the place where Co. G was organ
lied in May, 1861.
KANSAS.
J. T. Haughey, Secretary, Paola: Arrange
ments have been made by the Reunion Asso-
citation of Co. ID, 18th Kan, for Reunion and
Campfire at Forest Park, Ottawa on Aug. IL
vivors of the 18th Kan. to meet with them at
that time and place.
c. S. Atkins Secretary, Pleasanton: Reunion
9th Kan. Cav. at Olathe, Sept. 20 and 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
George V. Marshall, SO and rs Diamond St.,
Pittsburg: Reunion Knapp's battery, Hamp-
toms battery, 9Th Me. battery, 25tb. 147th,
109th, and 111th Pa, 9Th and 18th Ohio, 102d,
147th, 171st N. Y, and all other batteries and
regiments which served in the White Star
Division, Twelfth and Twentieth Corps, at
Allegheny City Hall during the National En-
campment.
Col. George Will Schacheter. ST., Ironton,
o.: The Society of the Army of West Virginia
meets at Ironton, o. Aug 90. 80 and 81.
William L. Ross, President, Berkeley street,
Boston, Mass: Reunion Second Corps Club in
connection with Reunion of the Society of the
Army of the Potomac, at Concord, N. H., Jupe
81 and %.
NEW YORK.
Thomas U. Durston, Syracuse: Reunion 18th
n. Y. Cav, Ithaca Aug. Is and 16. Headquar-
tiers will be at the rooms of Sydney Post, Al, on
East Seneca street.
The 23d N. Y. 1.-THE 9th n. Y. State Militia)
celebrated the 33d anniversary of its departure
to the front in New York City. About $50
members were present. Speeches were made
by Col. Scott, 7. f. Gourie and ex-Consul
Wallace Bruce. The officers are: Pres, George
A. Shuman, Lsndisburg; Sec, A. F. Sbenk,
Lancaster; Treas., Frank B. Kinnesrd, Harris
burg Lykens was selected as the place of
meeting for the next year.
George A. Hussey. Com mandant, so William
street, New York City: The veterans of the
9th n. Y. State Miltia-S3d n. will visit
the active regiment while in camp at Peeks-
kille, July IL, thus showing them that our in
terest in the welfare of the 9th has not grown
cold with the lapse of time, but has our best
wishes for as great a success in the National
Guard as was gained in the tented field during
the rebellion.
The following officers have been elected
by the 9th n Y. Cav: Pres, II. C. Mum; Sec,
Fl. C. Frost; Treas, c. Fl. Moody, Rochester.
Committee on Entertainment for next Re-
union, NJ. Hopkins, Palmyra; VIM. T. Brown,
James Splain. WIN. Patterson, Rochester; VIM.
Osborn, Penfeld.
OHIO.
D. L. Lee, Secretary, Troy: The list Ohio
Association will hold its 22d annual Reunion
IN Troy June %. 1t is the urgent request that
every surviving member of this old regiment
will make an extra effort to attend this Re-
lnion.
j. A. Saunier, Secretary and Historian, West |
,oro: wish to hear from all the survivors of
he 47th Ohio, as | am engaged in preparing a |
history OF the regiment, to be read before the |
bCuuiOu az OAiOId aug. 1u!
L. G. Hunt, Secretary Mt. Vernon: Reunion |
10Th Ohio, at Mt. Vernon Aug. %. All men,
,ers are requested to write Secretary.
The Goth annual Reunion of the 120th Ohio |
leld at Hayesville, o., on Tuesday, June IL, |
vas grand success. There was 100 of the old |
Veterans present, the field and staff and every |
company being represented. Splendid adj |
lresses was delivered by number of the Off |
.ers and members of the regiment. free |
Inner was served by the good people of Hayes |
lille and vicinity, to which all did ample |
ustice. Good music was furnished by the |
Teromeville Brass Band, Miffiin Martial Band, |
md Glee Club, composed of 16 young ladies |
md four gentlemen. Seven members Of the |
regiment died during the year. and appropriate |
resolutions were adopted upon their deaths. |
The 9th annual Reunion will be held at Mar |
hallvile, O., on the first Tuesday in June, |
1895. The following officers were selected for |
he same: Pres, Isaac N. Kieffer, Marshall |
7ile; V.-P., B. Nj. Norris Orrville; Sec, Lieut.,
J. p. Van Nest, Wooster, O.; Treas, Lieut.. NJ. |
;. Ranch, Wooster o.; Chief Marshal, NJ. 8. |
Meyers, Marshallyille.
/. E. Crow, Secretary, Marion: Reunion 174th |
ohio at Marysville, Aug. 80.
w. II. Collingwood, Secretary, Pittsburg: |
Reunion 4th Pa. Cav, at Sixth avenue, Pitts
,urg, Sept 10 and II.
Ricketts's battery F and G, 1st Art, PRIV,
=, will hold Reunion at Gettysburg July 2.
The Cd Pa. Vet. II. A. (112th Pal will hold
reunion at Gettysburg July g.
George v. Marshall, Pittsburg: Reunion
Hampton Battery (F), Pa. L. A. during Nation
! Encampment.
The 9th Pa Cav. held its annual Reunion in
Harrisburg, June IA. Among those present
Vere Gen. T. J. Gordon, Maj. Porter, Mai.
filler. Lieut..Col. Russell, and Maj. Shuman.
'ERMONT.
George NJ. Lane, Secretary, Springfield Mass.
.eunion Co. E, 9th VT, Newport, VT, June %