The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-06-14
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.

Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 33d anniversary of tho departure of the
LIST Mass. for the front was celebrated by the
survivors at Boston. There were 150 members
present. The following officers were elected:
Pres, Thomas Strangman, Co. E V.-P, Richard
F. Irish, Co. B; Sec, James ID. Leatherbee, Co.
E; Treas, Capt. E. q. Tutein Executive Com
mittee, G. A. Chase, Col. ID. p. Mussey.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Horatio c. King, Secretary. Brooklyn, n.
Y: The Army of the Potomac Association will
meet at Concord, N. H., June 81 and %.
NEW YORK.
The third annual Reunion Of the goth N. Y.
Naval Brigadel was held in New York City on
May % at the Columbia Union Square, il
being the SD anniversary of the departure of
the regiment for the seat of war Among those
present were Gen. ID. w. Wardrop, the COM
mander of the regiment, from Boston; also
Comrades Mcintyre and Campbell, same place;
Comrade VIM. II. Nichols, Hancock, n. Y;
Comrade VIM. NJ. Foster, Atlantic Highlands,
and the following New York and Brooklyn
members: White, Kennedy, Shields Retschy,
Corell. Shurtle6, Fay, Hall, Hughes, Hanna,
Cauley, Deyne Murtz, Fitzgerald, Darby,
Smith, Hutchinson, Lowell, and the venerable
comrade, Jas. ID. Potter, who is 81 years of
age, and who never misses a meeting or a Re-
union. Speeches were made by Gen. Wardrop,
ON Our Regiment F.; Lieut.. T. w. 3. Hughes,
on GO. 3 with Burusde's Expedition" Serg't
Foster, Lieut.. Cauley, Drummer Boy Retschy
made addresses. Capt. White sang an old army
song to the tune oil Tattoo" Letters from
absent comrades were read, and after two fash
light pictures were taken the banquet ended.
The 33d annual Reunion of the 18th N Y,
held at Lock port, was attended by exactly the
same number as last year-52 members. Early
in the day the old regimental flag was dis
played at Headquarters. The meeting was
called to order at IL o'clock by Capt. b. Flagler.
A lively discussion was caused by motion to
change the time OF meeting on account of in
clement weather during the month of May.
Comrsde Lowell said that the 22d was the birth
day OF the regiment, and therefore could not
be changed. After long discussion it was
voted TO hold the Reunion on the same day
next year. Many letters were received from
absent comrades. These officers were elected
Pres, Capt. b. Flagler; S. V. p, W. II. Cramp-
ton; Sec, c. w. Boyce.
The Association of the 28th N. Y. have pub.
lished report OF the proceedings Of its $50
annual Reunion. The report contains engrav-
ings of the regimental flag and of Gen. Henry
w. Slocum, besides complete roster Of men,
bers, and large number of letters from abb
sent comrades.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The 18th annual Reunion of the Association
of the 25th Pa. and l47th Pa, and Knap's Bat
terry will be held at Pittsburg during the Grand
Army Reunion, 1894
Luther Seiders Secretary, Reading: Reunion
Batteries and @. 1st Pa. Art, tRicketts's Bat
terry st Gettysburg July and 3. The cere-
monies incident to the dedication of the battle
onument oil the field will begin at 4 p. ~ on
the I'd. on the position occupied by the batteries
during the battle, for which suitable program
has been arranged. Gen. J. p. s. Goblin will
deliver the Grafton, while other comrades will
have suitable duties assigned them.
Charles Schlecht, President, Philadelphia !:
Reunion 81 Pa. Art. and 1SSth Pa, Scranton,
Pa, Sept. and Q.
OHIO.
Robert s. Grimm, Secretary. 8 West High ST.,
Mt. Vernon: Reunion oath Ohio, Sandusky,
July4
Joseph A. Saunier, Historian, Westboro: Re-
union 47th Ohio, Oxford Aug. 16.
WISCONSIN,.
George S. Leonard, Chicago, H.: Reunion 21st
Wis, Fond du Lac Wis. June 81.
o. S. Sisson, Secretary, West Salem: Reunion
Of all the Wisconsin cavalry regiments at Madi-
son July 3 and 4.
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