The National tribune., 1894-10-04

citizens were most hospitable In their enter
tainment of the veterans Many pronounced
| it the best Reunion of the regiment they ever
| attended, although the attendance was not az
| large rs in former years. Col. Cyrus Reasoner.
| of Columbus, O., was elected President, and the
| other officers were continued-Will Davenport,
Secretary, Washington Courthouse, O., and
| Capt. D. G. Fowler, Treasurer, New Lexing-
| ton. o.
| One hundred survivors of the 95th Ohio were
present at the meeting in Newark, Ang. 30.
Capt. David Thomas and others of the local
| committee had made extensive arrangements
! to receive the comrades and their friends,
| Nothing was wanting to make everything
pleasant. Col. jefferson Brumback. of Kansas
| City, Mo-. was present. Maj. W. Il. Warnock
| was there, from Urbana, and. best of all. there
! were so many of the men who carried the mus
ket present to renew old acquaintance made
in times of danger. The Secretary, J. h. Rees,
never failed to be present; he was reelected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The survivors of the SD Pa while IN ses.
sion at Meshoppen, Sept. IL, sent greeting to
| the National Encampment, and asked that
pension committee he appointed to foTmu-
late Just laws for the better care of the old SOL
ders. Secretary Miller read during the exer-
cises letter from Col. Dodge. asking that in
quries be made for handsome sword presented
to him by the officers of the regiment at Wash
ington. 1t was left in charge of DR.. Barrett
and after the death OF the Doctor and bis wife
and the scattering of their possessions the
sword was lost sight Of. The Colonel is very
anxious to regain possession of it, and asks the
assistance of his friends in finding 1t. The
name of Col. Dodge is engraved on the handle.
NJ. II. Van Scotch, Secretary, Rushboro: Re-
union Co. II. 4th Pa. Reserves, at the home Of
B. f. Tewksbury, Oct. 10 and II.
The 10Th Pa. Cav. held its Reunion at Lake
mont Park, Sept. 10. with goodly number
present. The next Reunion will be held at
Tyrone, Oct. 3, 1895 Officers elected: Pres,
J. A. Londen; Sec, Harry Stevens.
Among the many Reunions held during the
National Encampment at Pittsburg, none was
more interesting and enjoyable than that of
the I'd "Bucktais," also known the 10th
Pa. This was the ninth annual Reunion. 1t
was held in the Union Veteran Legion Hall,
Sixth avenue, OH Wednesday, the 18th, at
a. m On call of the roll 4 members answered
to their names, every company being repre-
scented. Among those present. who had not
been able to attend any OF the former Re-
unions, were: w. A. Beegle, Oklahoma; Jas. x.
Hancock, Nebraska; ID. w. Moss Iowa; Thos.
l.. Phillips, Alabama; John Morris, Montana;
F. NJ. Wolf and Woodrow Douglass. Missouri.
Most Of these were representing their States as
Delegates TO the National Etc tmpment.
number of letters were read from members who
could not he present, among which was one
said he would allow no business engagement
to prevent his attendance at the next Reunion.
| The old officers unanimously reelected
for the ensuing year. w. L. Johnston, Secre-
tary of the Association, who has spent great
deal of time and energy in hunting up old
members. was rendered vote of thanks by
the Association for his efficient services The
matter of holding the next Reunion WAS left
with the officers to determine After some
remarks by comrades present, the Association
adjourned to accept an invitation from Judge
Ssge to lunch with him at his residence on
Center avenue. Dinner was served, and the
afternoon spent in revving Incidents
every one reeretting that the Reunion had TO
come to an end.
George Byerly, Secretary. Sharpsville: Re-
union 57th Pa. at Sharpsvlle. Oct. Is. Emf
nent speakers will be present. Indications are
that this will be the largest meeting ever held
by the regiment