The National tribune., 1894-08-16
REUNIONS.
Annua lettings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.

arrange for the Reunion of the regiment on
! Aug. %. The committee is composed of Col
S. G. Brakeman Department Commander; Col
| Henry Huss member National Staff of the
Grand Army; Lieut. p. Wade, editor of the
Bridgeport Standard; +. NJ. Bliss, editor of the
New Canaan Sentinel; Lieut. Charles Smith,
and Isaac l.. Mead On the Citizens Com
mttee are Senator p. L. Jones' Chairman; Rev.
Dr. Baker. and Lieut.. l. l.. Mead
! At the annual Reunion of the 9Th Conn, held
in Norwich, Aug 9, the following officers were
unanimously elected: Pres c. T. Hallock
V.-P D. NJ Carpenter; Sec. and Treas, E. N.
| Marvin: Chap. Horace Bgelow. 1t was voted
to hold the next meeting Aug. 8, 1885, at South
| Norwalk.
ILLINOIS.
E. C. Sillimau, Commander, Chenoa: Reunion
Seth Ill. at Peoria Aug. 81 and %.
INDIANA.
o. A. Somers, Secretary, Kokoma: Reunion
| 9Th Ind. Cav. at Peru, Aug. % and 30.
c. c. Smith, Chairman Winchester: Reunion
Sth Ind, 18th Ind. and 1st Ind. battery at
! Winchester Sept. 10.
Orange d. Reeves Secretary, 500 E. Wash
| ington street. indianapolis: Reunion 18th Ind.
at indianapolis, Sept. H.
IOWA.
Harvey Reid, Adjutant, Monmouth: Re-
union jackson County Veterans Association at
| Preston, Aug. 20 and 80. Quartermaster JAS.
| II. Swaney and Commissary Thos. f. Elliott
will see that necessary arrangements are made
| for quarters and sustenamce of visiting COM
rades. The Quartermaster will collect the
usual fee of so cents for badge and entertain
ment. Comrades expecting to occupy quarters
will bring blankets.
MAINE.
| ]. J. Durham, Secretary, Bangor: Reunion
1st Me. H. A. at City Hall, Bangor, Aug. 81,
! at 10 o'clock. The regmental history will be q
| business matter for special consideration. Com
rades are requested to bring their wartime
! photographs, also of their companions, for the
use of the historian.
The Reunion of the 9TH Me. was held at Peak s
| Island, Aug. s. The Campfire was great sue
cess. Supper was served in the hall, and then
| there was season of "reminiscences Gen.
| Ciiley. of the 1st Me- Cav, was the guest of
the evening, and made a rousing speech. Rec-
/ tations were given by Mrs Pike, Miss Titcomb
and Miss Harmon. The choir, led by Capt.
| Bucknam, furnished music There was great
| cheering when the Secretary announced that
| Mrs. Goodwin, OF Buxton, had made her an
nual gift TO the Memorial Hall. For many
| years Mrs. Goodwin has presented some valu-
able gift at the annual Reunion. This year
she gave handsome camp flag and staff. The
flag is of white bunting, with red Sixth Corps
cross in the center, over which is " Camp Good
win" and with Fifth Maine regiment" below
was the first Captain of Co. B. and the Camp is
named for him. These officers were elected:
Pres, n. r. Lougee, of Nashua, n. H; V.-P's
Capt II. t. Buchanan, of Mechanic Falls;
Frank +. Goss, of Auburn, and James H. Taylor,
of Pleasant Dale; Sec. and Treas, Capt. George
E. Brown, of Portland; Chap, Rev. George
Bicknell. of Cambridge, Mass; Committee on
Arrangements, II. T. Buchanan James G. San
born George E. Brown, Ii. R. Millett, and
John C. Summersides.
MASSACHUSETTS.
At the Reunion of the 59th Mass at Bass
Point, Nahant, these officers were chosen:
Pres, DIR. William ingalls,; V.-P., Henry F.
Chandler; Sec, S K. Goldsmith; @. NJ. Coburn
Smith Surg, C. II. Lang
At the Reunion of Co. K, 18th Mass, held
at Whitman. these officers were chosen Pres,
Col. T. =. Harlow: V.-P.'s., J. Willard Brown,
OF Boston, and Capt G. w. Reed, of Whitman;
Sec. and Treas N. V. Hutchinson, of North
Abingdon.
MICHIGAN.
Fred Bay. President, Clayton: Reunion 18th
Mich. at Blssfeld, Aug. "a The address will
be delivered by Gen. Spalding.
MISCELLANEOUS.
While the committee having charge of the
arrangements will make no elaborate displays,
or indulge in unnecessary extravaganza, every
thing necessary for the comfort and entertain
iDcilb Vi flslGOTs Will pTONlueu, anu the lOL0
Reunion of the Army of West Virginia. at
Ironton o., Aug. 80 30, and 81, will be second
to none Of its predecessors in interest and un-
alleged employment.
Gov. William Mckinley, Ex-Gov. j. B. For
akcr Gen. William II. Powell, Chaplain c. c.
McCabe, and E. Z. Mutt, Gen. !. II. DuvalI,
Gen. ;. H. Hurst. Col. Van Ii. Bukey, Gen G.
II. Grosvenor, Rev. Earl Cranston, Capt Thos
II. Mckee, Capt. j. l.. Bottsford, Capt. Thayer
Melvin. Judge K. II. Cochrane Col. John L.
Vance, Col. j. A. Turley. Hon. Irvine, DUNCAN,
Hon. A. C. Thompson, +. Z. Ewing Col Will
liam Worthington, and Capt. w. S. Matthews
and many other distinguished comrades will
attend the Reunion of the Army of West Vir-
ginia at Ironton, O., Aug. 49, 30, and 81.
NEW JERSEY.
j. c. Smith, Secretary, 37s Hight street,
Newark: Reunion 33d n. ]. in Lincoln Post
rooms, Broad street, Newark. Sept. 3. Send
addresses of members to the Secretary.
NEW YORK.
II. Greenwald, Secretary, Cobleskil: Reunion
152d " Y. at Unadila, Aug. 90. Headquarters
at Tingey's Hotel. 1t is the desire of the
President that the comrades report oil the 21st
George II. Washburn. Secretary, Rochester:
Reunion Of the I05th n. Y. at the New York
State Hatchery, Caledonia, Aug 90
ID. w. Southwick President, Plattsbure: Re-
union 153d \. Y. at Round Lake, Saratoga,
Aug. %. Comrades receiving this will please
notify the Secretary, VIM ~ Harris, Glovers-
VILE \. Y, if they will be present. The I15th
n. \. have their Reunion at the same place the
day before ours.
Charles A Shaw, President Postofice Box
1920, New York City: Reunion 14th n. Y. az
Thousand Island Park, Aug. % and 80.
OHIO.
William F. Truesdell, Secretary, Jasper:
Reunion sd Ohio at Wellston, Sept. IL and l8
K. d. Evans Secretary. Feniel: Reunion
seth Ohio at Oak HilI Sept. 20. Comrades will
meet at Jones Hall at 10 o'clock.
J. T. Crow, Secretary, Marysville: The ad-
dress of the President of the l74th Ohio to the
comrades at the Reunion at Marysvile Aug
80, will be a history of the regiment
James L. Moore, Secretary, Kenton: Re-
union SD and 6Ist Ohio at Kenton, Aug. 20.
O. G. Daniels Secretary, Mt Vernon: Re-
1 union 9Th Ohio at Castalia, Sept. IT, Write
/ the Secretary.
! At the Reunion of the 69th Ohio held in
/ Richmond, officers were elected as follows
| Pres, \. S. Chenowetb; V.-P, w. Z. Windsor
| Sec, James NJ. Carr New Madison, O.; Treas.
| w. II. Brate
Ben Killam, 2o6 Superior street, Cleveland ::
Reunion Odd Ohio at Lakeside Aug 81, 20, and
%. Write the Secretary.
J. A. Correll, Secretary, New Philadelnbia i.
Reunion 5lst Ohio at Port Washington, Sept.
| ID and Is.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
w. II. Sanderson, Dayton, o.: 1t is requested
that comrades of Sykes's Regulars Second Di-
vision, Fifth Corps, who attend the Encamp-
ment at Pittsburg, will upon their arrival
there register at the office of Joseph p Mckee,
400 Grant street, Pittsburg, second floor.
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