The National tribune., 1895-10-10

f.-fs, John Y. Llnehan second w. george
McLain; Sec. and Treas. ID. Arthur Brown,
Penacook; Executive Delegate William Fl.
Tricky; Executive COMMITTEES, Austin e.
Perry, Steven Miles. j. VI. Moore.
Seventh Regiment-Pres. Granviile p Ma.
son V.-P., Frank White; See. IT, F. W. Little,
Manchester; Treas. Darius Merrill; Trustees.
OTIS a. Merrill. Daniel W. Haven. George M
Abbott; Sergssnt-at'Arms, William F. Spauld-
ing.
Ninth Regimsnt-Pres., Henry W. Clark;
F.-P.. E. y. Warren; Sec. and Treas. William
p. Moses Boston James A. II. Davis. Dele
gate TO the General Association, J. +. Foster;
SergeaDt-at Arms, DR.. George 5. Wakefield.
Eleventh Regitnent-Pres.. Charles w. Leigh
ton Sec. and Treas, G.. n Shepard Executive
Officer to the General Association, Gilman B.
Johnson.
Sixth Regimsnt-Pres.. Thos J. Carlton; ".
p, Albert smith; Sec, Albert Herald, Lsomin-
ster Mass
Fifth Regiment-Pres., 7. W. Bean; v.-Ps,
DIR. Il. Ross Second V.-P., John w. FogRg
Sec, l. G. Fernald, STelrose; Treas, Capt. J. z.
MeCrillis; ON, Orlando /. Godfrey; Chap.
E. r. wilkins.
New Hampshire National Veterans Associa-
tion-Pres., J. A. Greene: Sec, Rev. ID. O.
Easton; Treas, James Miuot; Chap, w. w.
Downes.
Fourteenth Regiment-Pres. G. W. Hogdsn;
First V.-P., r. p. Hunter; Second Y.-P., Calvin
7. Gibson; Sec, j. Barbour, Brocton Treas,
E. NJ. Buzzell.
NEW YORK.
The 2d n. Y. IT. A., at its Reunion nc Little
Falls, Sept. q, elected the following officers:
Pres, Hon. Joseph Porter; First V.-P., VIM.
Coleman Second V.-P., r. s. Davis; Sec. and
Treas, Thomas T. Evans. Utica; Chap, M. Ks
Ellsworth; Medical Director, Gilbert Birdsall.
Board of Managers: James Swan, James 8.
Aitkens, B. Il. GortOn, N. ID. Bremen, and Rob
ert J. Clark.
At the annual Reunion of the Harris Lighs
Cavalry Association at Pleasant Beach, the last
week of August, these officers were chosen:
Pres, b. G.. Montross; V.-P.. Col NJ B. Birds
eye; Sec. @. III. Woisey, Milton; Treas, John
l.. Mason.
The regular annual Reunion of the I22d NJ
Y. was held at Pleasant Beach this year. This
custom OF the Association is TO hold sheir Re-
union on Aug. % each year, in remembrance
of the fact that that is their mastering day.
Congressman Poole was present The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Pres. Irving Davey; V-P, A. H.
Hubs; Sec. and Treas, o. v. Tracy, Syracuse
The place of the next Encampmens has NOT
been decided upon. but will be left to the
pleasure of the Executive Committee.
OHIO.
About 70 survivors were present at the 10th
annual Reunion of the 114th Ohio at Sterling,
Sept. and 4. These officers were chosen:
Pres, j. NJ. Ebert; Y.-P., Capt. Allen Heger;
Permanent Secretary and Historian, n A.
Sweetman. Circleyille: Rec. Sec. John w.
Burley, Crooksville; Treas, w. A. Mason:
Chap, l.. II. Montgomery. Reunion for 1896
to be at Crooksville. The W.R.C furnished an
excellent supper, of which some 200 partook-
Mayor Johnson made the welcome address, and
Col. ii. b. Maynard, in behalf of the regiment,
made patriotic response. The Campfire nc
night was largely attended.
The 23d annual Reunion of the survivors OF
the nth Ohio. which was held in Beverly Sept
4, D and 8, was a grand success socially and nu.
merically, there being 76 present. and the vet
Grams owe TO the comrades of Dick Cheatam
Post, Beverly the success of this Reunion
The 62d Ohio and 9th Ohio Cav and Washing
ton County Ex-Prisoners of War met with
them, all united in expressions of admiration
of the treatment received from the citizens and
of the grand banquet given them in GAR.
Hall on the 5th, where about 400 old veterans
and their wives and daughters enjoyed royal
banquet, as only old veterans can enjoy. The
city was profusely decorated with flags and
bunting. Each citizen seemed to try TO outdo
his neighbor. The regimental colors of the
nth and Sd were there Gen. Townsend, De-
partmcnt Commander, spoke two hours on the
5th, out doors, as there was not building large
enough to hold the vast crowd. This able
orator held this vast crowd spellbound through
OF the 4th the Mayor and Commander, Comrads
Chas. Jackson, delivered addresses of welcome,
which were responded TO by Judge ". Conner,
of the 62d, and Capt. l.. j. Cutter, of the T7th
Ohio, in a very pleasing style; after which an
old-fashiOned CAM fre was INDUCED in, which
held the vast audience till 10 D. m. Hon. II. L.
Sibley. of Marietta, made a very able address
to the Ex-Prsoners on the 9Th, in the forenoon,
and to the boys and girls in the afternoon.
Comrade Sibley was Lieutenant in the 116th
Ohio, and was prisoner of war about IL
months, and was kept in Libby over o year.
At the business meeting of the nth Ohio Col.
A. w. Mccormick, Of Cincinnati, was reelected
President; G.. j. Lund. of Marietta, Vice
President; Capt. l.. j. Cutter, of Marietta, re-
elected Secretary; j. @. Griggs, of Beverly,
Treasurer. The next Reunion will be held in
Marietta. The Executive Committee are: r.
G. Goldsmith, Marietta j. w. Brabham, Low
ell; Z. b. Griggs, Lowell w. III. Bingham,
Torch. and A. II. Henry, Stockport. Seven
comrades were reported having died since last
Reunion. A COMMITTEES on Resolutions Was
appointed to draft resolutions on the deaths of
these seven comrades who have answered the
last roll call
r. w. Dobbins. STANDARDIZATION IeOth
Ohio at Mt Victory, o., Wednesday, Oct. 16,
assembling at GAR. Hall at 1890 a. m.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The annual Reunion of the survivors of the
SD Pa, commonly known as Gov. Henry M.
Hoyfs Regiment" was held a, Eagle Hall, Pitts
ton, Pa, Sept 18. At rollcall 10I survivors an
swered to their names. The minutes of last
meeting were read and approved. The report Of
the Treasurer shows balance on hand of SIS. So.
The Secretary's report shows the following
have died since last report: John Smethers,
Co. g, Berwick, Pa; DIR. John Crawford Regi-
mental Surgeon Wilkesbarre Pa; John g. Linn,
Co. A, New Baltimore. N. j.; VIM. H. Hsdley,
Co. !, Edwardsdale, Pa; VIM. Maxey, Co. K,
Scott Pa; Peter Although, Co. A, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Lewis 5. Breese Co. G., Old Forge, Pa;
VIM. c. King, Co. g. Loyalville, Pa; James
Nelson, Co. III, Lehman, Pa; w. g. Newberry,
Co. @, Lock Haven. Pa. Officers were elected
as follows: Pres, j. r. Lennard First V.-P.,
Z. w. Bannatyn: Second V.-P., Charles c. Bat
tenberg; Chap, Rev. M. ID. Fuller; Sec and
Treas, III. @. Miller. Kingston, Pa. Lockhsven.
Pa, was unanimously selected for the next Re-
union, date to be fixed by local and Executive
Committee.
The survivors of the 5th and 9Th Pa. III. A,
met the other day in Union Veteran Legion
Hail. Pittsburg, and formed permanent organi-
cations. This is the first move since the war
to organize the old members Of the two regi-
ments. George S. Gallupe who was Colonel Of
the 5th Pa, was elected President of the Asso-
citation. The other officers chosen were: W
P.'s, j. Nj. Montgomery and Fl K. Hunter; Sec.
and Treas, W. w. McCleland. Executive Com
mttee, Lieut. John Potts, Chas Smith, Edward
Boots, John Barndollar, William NJ. Harszell,
Jacob Koenig. s. Mitchell, j. ]. McKenns.
Abram Lessig, John Spear, J. A. l.. Gill; Mai
K. H. Long was elected President of the 9Th Pa