The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-05-24
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.

Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
Oscar A. Webb. Secretary: The annual Re-
union of the 18th Ill. will be held at Dixon,
Thursday, May "a, to celebrate the 33d ami.
versary Of muster into the United States service
John A. Edmiston, Secretary, Clinton: The
seventh annual Reunion of the Goth ILL., at
Clinton, June Is, 1894. This Association was
organized at Clinton, June IL, 1883. and from
5O 10 100 OF the old regiment have met annual
IL and fought their battles DER again. Those
who contemplate attending will please notify
the Corresponding Secretary at least 10 days
previous to the date fixed. Those unable to
attend are requested to write letters to be read
to the comrades We desire this year to pub
lish complete roster of the regiment en-
bracing the name of every man borne on its
rolls, with present address of the living, and
date and place OF death of those who have been
called away. In order to make this complete
we ask each comrade to send to the Core
spending Secretary, at once, the address of any
comrade who is not Oh the roster. or who may
have changed bis address; and name, company,
and date of death of any member who may
have died since the war. Company Secretaries
are requested to send in their rolls before the
Reunion. We have now near 300 addresses of
living members which we desire to publish,
and with them the names of our noble dead
The Will County Veteran Association will
hold its annual Reunion at New Lenox, H.,
from Aug 30 to Sept. :. inclusive. All omrades
and their friends are invited.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The seth Mass. held its Reunion in Boston
May IL. Vice-President Pike called the COM
rades to order at 1910 p. m. minute later
Past Department Commander Evans arose to
nominate Gen. Stephen NJ. Weld for a life ex-
ecutiye member of the association. The nom
ination was seconded and the General elected
by unanimous vote. Reports of officers were
next presented. That of the Treasurer stated
that there was balance at the close of the
financial year, May g. of S77.93. Officers: Pres,
Edward w. Pike; V.-P., James r. Lawrence; ;
Sec.-Treas., n. w. Bunker; Executive Commit
tee George f. Griffin. J. J.. Burgess j. w Cart
wright. +. II. Foss w. B. Gaiuca, J. J. Gil
man, J. F. White, J. II. Emerson, George s..
Evans, c. w. Ellis f. II. c. Burgess.
NEW YORK.
The veterans of the 18th n Y, and their
guests, gathered in New Osborn Hotel, Roches-
ter May 3. TO celebrate the 33d anniversary of
the departure of the regiment for the front.
Letters were received from a number of COM
rades who were unable to be present
The 18th n. Y. Association OF Philadelphia
held Its annual meeting at its Headquarters on
Sunday, May z. The following officers were
elected for the year: Pres, V. Kalck; lst VI
I'd. IhIery; I'd F.-P., T. Schumacher; &c.,
Herman Roll Oath term; Treas, ]. Kurtz;
Board Of Directors, Hy. Viereck, JOS. Hilbert.
J. Knapp Hy. Graebell, J. Stefens, ]. Han
hsuser. The comrades some 80 in number,
with their ladies, will pay visit to their New
York comrades the latter part of June.
Philip Corell, 29 Grove street. New York !:
The Reunion of the Goth N. Y will be held in
New York City May %. The Secretary desires
all members OF this regiment to send him their
addresses.