The National tribune., 1894-03-08
REUNIONS.
INDIANA.

roster of the survivors of the 18th Ind. has
been issued. The Association will hold its next
Reunion during the State Fair week.
j. N. Ohlwine. Cromwell, Secretary, Both
Ind, wants the address of every member of the
organization.
The Journal of Proceedings of the 5Sth Ind
Regimental Association Reunion, held at Oak
land City, Ind, Nov. % and "a, 1893, has just
been published. II is a pamphlet of so pages
containing not only the official proceedings of
the recent Reunion, but also q large amount OF
historical matter pertaining to that regiment
that has never before been in print. It is sent
to all members of the Association whose annual
dues of so cents are paid. Copies will be sent
to any address for so cents, postage prepaid.
Send remittances to Gil. r. StormOnt Secre-
tary, Princeton, Ind.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 18th Reunion of the 43d Mass. was held
100 comrades were present, many attending for
the first time. President Cranmore ". Wallace
Co. b, presided. The Association voted to hold
Summer Reunion, also that the next Winter
Reunion be held on Feb % 1895. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are as follows:
Pres, Solomon s. Higgins; V.-P.'s, Thomas
Alden, George l.. Goodale, John Fl. Perry Sec.
Luther w. Bixby; Treas, Augustus C. Jordan.
Speeches were made by President Wallace who
was followed by Rev. Frank Haven Human Ia
son of veteran). Surg. A. c. Webber, and
others. l.. s. Higgins, the President-elect,
also made q short speech, and votes of thanks
were passed to the Secretary and Treasurer.
This was the most successful Reunion that has
been held.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Farrsgut Association of PHILADELPHIA
will hold their annual Reunion in the Naval
Post Hall, Philadelphia, April "a, that being
the 32d anniversary of the capture of New Or
leans. The affair promises TO be unusually
interesting, and the arrangements are in the
hands of an efficient committee, of whom Ship
mate William Simmons is Chairman, and to
whom all communications on the subject may
be addressed.
ment of the South and the South Atlantic
Squadron held a special service in Berkeley
Temple on Feb. H. The President of the As
ISOLATION presided. The first speaker was Rev.
William II. Thomas Chaplain 4th N. III. Brief
addresses were also made by Mr.. Dickinson, and
Hon. Charles Carleton Coffin. The speaking
was enlivened by singing of patriotic songs
NEW JERSEY.
For the purpose of celebrating their fourth
annual Reunion the members of the I'd N j.
Cav. gathered in the hall of Scott Post, Plain
field, on Feb. %. The President, A. A. Yard,
called the meeting to order, and made brief
speech. calling the attention OF the COM
rades to the fact that their ranks rapidly
growing thinner. The Association then pro-
ceeded with the election of officers. which re-
suited: Pres, w. c. Smith, Plainfeld; V.-P.'s,
John Hade, Co. A; T. Dennis. Co. b A. Apple
gate. Co. G; A. Haynes Co. D; F. A. Pnllan,
Co. E; w. II. Smith, Co. F; J. Lynn, Co. G !;
J. Sparkling, Co. H 8. Gettinger, Co. 1; M.
Apgar, Co. NJ; Chap, W. Arndt; Serg't-at-
Arms N. MacLead; Sec. and Treas. A. 8. Hill.
The new President, W. c. Smith. was escorted
to the chair In accepting which he made few
pleasant remarks, stating that 1t was more than
he expected TO be elected to preside over such
a body of men, and that he would endeavor to
perform the duties pertaining to the office to
the best of his ability. Trenton was selected
- the place for holding the next meeting.