The National tribune., 1895-10-24

a. Nj. Aptec, Secretary, ITO Summer street
Grand Rapids-Rennion 18th Mich. At Ply
mouth, Oct %. The Headquarters of the
regiment have been established at the Bsrdsn
House, where all comrades arc r-qu-st-s 70
meet. At 1870. in GAR. Hail. the business
meeting OF the association will take place. The
Ladies' Auxiliary join with the Executive
Committee in extending co dial invitation 10
all comrades wives and daughters to be with
us at this time, to renew acquaintance and talk
over the stirring times Of 1S61-'95.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Both annual Reunion Of the 18th n. TT.
was held at Alton this year. The rsginsntal
drum corps, comprised in part OF the original
members-W. j. Busiel Ira G. Evans of Con-
cord, and George C. Currier and g. III. Pit
man-was present from Laconia. Two hun
dred OF ths survivors OF the rcginenJ were
present. The address of welcome was given
by Miss Cora Carney, the daughter Of Comrsds
Charles III. Carney. of Co. A. George b. Lans,
OF Laconia. President Of the Association, made
the response. The regiment WIS then photo
graphed, and afterward marched Into the
Opera House. where q beuntsous diansr was
served, provided by Co. and the citizens
of Alton, under charge of Landlord Frank
Wheeler. The dining. hall and Opera House
were most lavishly decorated by the Boston
Decorating Company. the entire expense being
betrayed by Henry w. Savage, of Boston, son
OF Capt. M. w. Savage, of Co. A, who was killed
at Charlottesville. The business meeting
was presided over by President Lane. Officers
were elected follows: Pres, Orlando +.
Davis: V.-P. John F. Phillips; Sec, Ira c.
Evans, Concord; Treas, John p. Lane. Ex-
ecutivs Csmmittee--Thomas f. Hunt, John l..
Piper, David Sackett, Everett Jenkins. Harlan
Page. 1t was voted TO hold the next Reunion
at Barnstead Center. In the evening Camp
FIRE was held at the Opera House. presided over
by Capt. j. w. Lang. and addresses were made
by prominent Grand Army men and a recita-
ton was given By Miss Frances Dempsey.
NEW YORK.
At Palmyra. Sept. Is. occurred the annual
Reunion of the 111th N Y. 1t was . large and
enthusiastic gathering. there being about 100
survivors OF this grand old regiment present.
Maj. s. B. Mcintyre. President of the Associa-
ton, called the meeting to order, and the day
spent in an enjoyable manner by the veterans.
and many q half-forgotren incident was re-
called. The afternoon was devoted to business,
and several speeches were made. In the even
ing Campfire was held at which stories were
told and memories revived. The next annual
Reunion will be held at Weedsport. The follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were elected:
Pres, James q. Wiley: V.-P., r. j. Meyers:
Sec, C. j. Supp, Auburn; Treas, Richard
Warren.
Officers of the 153d ~ Y. for 1896 are: Pres,
Seth Hill; First V.-P. Frank La Point; Sec
ond V.-P., Lieut. George Fl. Hodges; Third
V.-P., Charles Bramer; Fourth V.-P., Lieut.. d.
w. Southwick; Fifth V.-P.. Adam Getman:
Sec, William Harris, Gloversvills; Asst Sec,
George c. Potter; Treas, J. 81. Allen; Chap,
j. III. Enders.
w. F. Clark, Warren's Corners Road, Lock-
18th battery, N. Y. L. A., at
Lockport Oct. 26.
OHIo.-
Tho regimental Reunion Of the 50th Ohio
held at Columbus elected officers as follows:
Pres, John F. Emert; V.-P, J. F. Erwin;
5ec, P. McGrsw, New Paris; Treas, ID. B.
Wheeler. Eldorado was selected as the place
'or the next meeting. and Oct. aud 9, 1896, as
,he time. All members of the 50th Ohio are
to send names and addresses TO the
secretary.
Maj. Robert Bell, President, Granite Hill
Reunion 21ss Pa. Cav. at Lancaster, Oct. 90. For |
ard orders for reduced rates write to Comrsds |
las. Il. Long, Gettysburg, Pa.
The annual Reunion of the 132d Pa. was
leld at Bloomsbury. Pa, Sept. IL. About 100
omrades answered to their names. The officers
lected for ensuing year are: Pres-, James Fos-
er; Y.-P.'s. G. F. Sloan and Thomas Barrow
nan; Sec. Dan. j. Newman, Scranton Treas,
J. c. Wintermute. Scranton, Pa was selected
s next place of meeting, Sept. IL, 1896.
oster of survivors was compiled by the Secre-
airy and given to those present. and will be
emit to comrades who will notify Secretary New
nan at Scranton, Pa. The record shows that
0 members have died since organization, in
$50. fine entertainment was held in the
)pera House in the evening.
Members of the 10th Pa. gathered at Pitts
urg, Oct 10. A sumptuous repast was served
t luncheon time by an Entertainment Com
littee, composed of the wives and daughters
{ the members residing in Pittsburg and
The meeting was opened by prayer
y Chaplain Mcclure. Pittsburg was selected
y a unanimous vote as the place of next Re-
non and the time was referred to the Presi-
emit and Secretary. The old officers were re-
lected. They are: Pres, John M. McAfee;
Fps, Winfield s. Rose and j. Z. Wilson;
&C. and Treas, w. w. Scott.
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