The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-09-06
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations.

last week, Capt. John II. Hall was elected
President of the Association. The next Re-
union will be in Peoria, Aug. 81, 1895.
DIV. Edmston. Secretary Clinton: Reunion
107th Ill. at Clinton, Oct and 4. Send ad-
dresses of members.
The orators at the Reunion of Shelby County
veterans held in Mowegua, were Gen. G. w.
Psvey, J. V. Sherlock, Rev. w. +. Gilmore, II.
j. Hamlin. and Fred Remain. Congressman
elect for the Eighteenth Congressional Dis
triet. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year CON-, w. j. Turner; Adjt
w. Crammer; o. D., j. W. Powers; Chap, Rev.
t. McGriffith; Q. NJ Louis E. Her; o. G., t.
B. Lymer.
G. II. R. Thomas President, Seneca: Reunion
SD ILL.,, CogswelPs Battery, Capt Ford's Cav
airy, as Cushman's Brigade, will be held at
Seneca Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20 and
q. All old soldiers are welcome.
INDIANA.
According to arrangement made by the men,
bers of the 93d Ind, at the National Encamp-
ment at indianapolis in 1893, the call was
made for Madison, Ind. On the 10th and 18th
of August, 1894, part of this regiment met at
Camp Emmerson. and the following business
was enacted The President, J. w. Lacock,
called to order. On motion, and carried,
Samuel r. Johnson, Corporal, Co. d, 93d
Ind, was nominated and elected Secretary for
the ensuing year. On motion J. w. Lacock,
Sergeant Co. c. 93d Ind, was nominated and
reelected as President On motion, carried
that the Reunion of the 93d Ind. hold their
next Reunion at North Vernon. Ind. On motion,
and carried, that each comrade of the 93d Ind.
have badge with name Of regiment and COM
pany thereon so they can be identified when
we meet at our next meeting at North Vernon,
Ind, in 1895; that the Secretary be instructed
to transmit the proceedings of this meeting to
the newspapers; that the Secretary make out
full roll of all the members present.
4. M. Burns, Secretary. Valparaiso: Ninth
annual Reunion of 18th Ind. at Boswell Sept.
26 and q.
Thos NJ Hardy, Secretary, Pendleton: Re-
union 18th Ind. at Pendleton, Sept 16.
The joint Campfire of the 14th, 43d list, and
1880 Ind. was held in Greencastle Aug 90.
The Reunion brought together over 400 sol
diers. Addresses were made by Gov. Matthews
and others
The 18th annual Reunion of the Both Ind.
and 9Th Ind. Cav. was held in Peru last week.
j. n. Ohlwine, Secretary Crom we'll Re-
union Both Ind. at Nappanee, Sept 20. If you
cannot be present to participate in the meet
ing, give US the encouragement due to your
comrades by writing US a letter inclosing mem-
bership fee $50 cents, which is needed to defray
expenses. 1t is to be regretted that so few
write, and we will now say please do not fail
In this, if you cannot come. Reports of meet
ings will be mailed to all who attend and to
ment will be provided for every member of the
regiment who attends; also for wife and chill
dren, If they accompany you. good program
has been prepared
A. f. Sample Secretary, Knightstown: Re-
union 54th Ind. at Courthouse, indianapolis
Sept. 49, A Campfire will be held in the even
ing. All veterans aud their families are in
vited.
IOWA.
j. H. Russell, Dubuque: Reunion 21st Iowa
at Rock Rapids, Sept. ~ and b.
MAINE.
J. Edwin Nye, Auburn: Reunion Sd Me- at
Auburn, Sept. IL.
J. Edwin Nye, Auburn: Reunion 9TH Me.
battery at Auburn, Sept. ~.
The 18th Me. Veteran Association met in
Reunion at Bangor, Me-. Aug IA to 16. 14th-
Greeting and sightseeing. 15th-Business
meeting at o'clock in A. o. y. N. Hall COM
rades photographed by l. c. Weston in groups
at 2 o'clock 2:15 meeting of social kind at
A. o. U. NJ. Hall; $50 army supper, followed
by entertainment. 16th-Buckboa ride to
Pnsher's Pond and fish dinner. There were
80 comrades at rollcal 1t was voted the best
Reunion. Next Reunion at Bangor.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Comrades of the 50th Mass and 4th Mass.
battery met in Reunion at the United States
Hotel Boston. Aug. "a, Comrade jeremiah MUIR
ply presiding. About 20 veterans were present
Owing to the death of VIM. G. Eusts, Historian
of the regiment, who had the history partially
completed, Mr. w. B. Stevens was elected to
finish the work, assisted by Messrs. Myron w.
Messer, A. LIE Bosquet and Oliver Walton of
the subcommittee. Deaths during the year
were reported by the Secretary. After the
business meeting the comrades adjourned to
the banquet hall, where they enjoyed fine
collation. and talked over old times. Col. Mes
ser, Capt. Degen, jeremiah Murphy and several
others made brief after-dinner speeches The
veterans were then entertained by the Verdi
Quartet, assisted by the well-known humorist,
Prof. E. II. Frye. The following officers were
elected Pres, Col. Carlos p. Messer; V.-Pres,
W. n. Peabody and Henry ID. Degen; Sec Geo.
II. Blinn; Executive Committee, VIM. II. Ham
mond, Solomon Choate. Myron w. Messer, Geo.
". Cook, George K. Gilman Jackson Haines
Walter Goodridge, Augustus Deegan, John
Dee, Charles w. Tenney, and Charles B. New
comb.
Survivors of the 61st Mass. met at Nahant !
last week and elected these officers: Pres. Capt
Isaac 2. Gregg V.-Pres, II. Burr Randall;
Sec, Charles K. Drury; Treas, w. w. Mont
gomery, Newton; Executive Committee, Sam
nel II. Hume, Co. Z; w. G. carp, Co. G; w. /. |
Schofeld, Co. C..
Col. Joseph w. Gelray. President, 80 Union |
Park, Boston Reunion Cd Mass. in Boston, at |
the United States HOTEL Beach street. Monday, |
Sept II (Antietam Day. Business meeting at |
IL o'clock.
MISSOURI.
IT. W. Holman, Secretary, Ruledge: Reunion |
2lst No., at Kahoka, Sept. 20 and 81.
MICHIGAN.
c. T. Carns Secretary, st. Johns: Reunion |
I'd Mich. at ST. Johns, Sept 10.
James G. Wooster, Secretary, Cheboygan:
Reunion Soldiers and Sailors Association of |
Northern Michigan at Chey boygan. Sept 26 |
~, and 49, Gov. Rich is expected to be present |
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Nearly IL 900 people were present at the 18th |
annual Encsmpment of the New Hampshire |
Association at Weirs last week Many |
organizations arrived as bodies and were re- |
,eived at Department Headquarters by David |
R. Pierce, of Somersworth the Department |
of New Hampshire. and members
IF his staff and Department officers.
There were several regimenta Reunions held. |
Some of the officers elected are:
The 14th N. H.-Pres., C. w. Hodgdon W
P, II. p. Hunter; Sec., J. Barbour; Treas, Wall
er II. Sargent; Trustee (for three years.. w.
II. Sargent.
The 18th N. H.-Pres, d.. s. p. Carbee; "
P, Geo. B. Lane; Sec, r. w. Musgrove, Brs-
ol; Treas John z. Lane. Executive Com.
nittee George B. Lane, John Phillips John
F. Clough, Ira G. Evans, George w. Clark, Geo.
P. Miller S. j. Gale, George c. Currier, F. T.
Hughes, Henry Dame, Henry F. Hunt, A. j.
Farrar, Nathaniel s. Davis, d. w. Horner.
Lowell Association-Pres., John s. Daniels;
V.-P, A. w. Stockwell; Sec, p F. Gammell;
Treas. c. II. Flanders. Auditing Committee,
GEORGE Blood, E. r. Fife w. w. futile; Di-