The National tribune., 1895-10-03
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations.
CONNECTICUT,

CONNECTICUT.
The annual Reunion Of the 18th Conn. wa
held at Hartford. Sept II. The business meet
ing was called to order By Mai TourtslOtts,
President of the Regimsntal Association, and
prayer was offered by Chaplain WayIand. The
roll called by Gen. William II. Pierponk
The prominent members responding 20 the call
were Gen. Joseph X. Hawley. Richard j. Hsw-
thOrne stephen Walksley. Capt Ira Il. Hicks,
Capt Charles Burton. Superintendent Leonard
f. Peck. Of the letter carriers force in New
Haven; George T. Culver, Rev. L. :. Johnson,
Adj't, John l. Hutchinson, Samuel E. Root, d.
B. Russell and F. w. White. These officers
were chosen: Pres, TT. H. Wayland; First W.
r.. L. T.. Peck Second V.-P.. Rev. b. A. Hilli
Sec, " f. Mcneil, New Haven; Treas, Stephen
Wakeley.
ILLINOIS.
George K. Steele. President, Decatur-Rs-
union list III. Oct. and g.
William II. Redman, President. Harvey
Reunion 18th III. Cav. in Room 321 American
Express Building, Chicago, Oct. % and 20.
INDIANA.
WIN. Glenn. Secretary. 81 West De waId st.,
| Fort Wayne-Reunion IIth Ind. battery al
homo Of Alexander Bowssr, Fort Wayne, GOA
| 2.
MAINE.
The Reunion Of the survivors Of the 18th Ne.
| at Old Town. supplemented by a railroad and
steamboat excursion to the Rineo House, Moose
head Lake. the second day. proved to be Of
the most enjoyable in the history of the Associa-
ton. There we're about 75 present. a number
/ of the comrades being accompanied by ladies'.
| The program comprised business meeting trip
/ TO State College, Orono, and reception by the
| faculty and State College Cadets; Campfire in
| the evening, with addresses by distinguished
citizens and members of the Association. An
\ elegant dinner was served at the Rineo House.
The officers for the ensuing year are: Prss,
/ Gen. Isaac Dyer; Sec. and Treas, Blsj. II. A.
Shorey. BrdRton; Asst Sec, Walter c. Ross;
Y.-P.'s. f. w. Spragus. Capt. ID. P. Rolfs, Lieut..
/ Thomas II. Wentworth. The Secretary was re-
elected for the 18th annual term.
MASSACHUSETTS.
/ At the annual Reunion Of the Sd Mass Cav,
at Boston these officers were chosen: Pres,
Henry d. Pope; Y.-P.'s, J. w. Hervsy, @. w.
Stacey; Sec. G. T. Emery; Treas, d. P.
Hughes; Chap, ID. w. Downes; Historian, @.
| L. Groves Finance Committee-N s. Dieksy,
/ g. II. Rymil, J. G.. Thomas. Executive COM
mittee-Issac Cook, r. c. Eliot. Robert Boil. D.
| s. Knig ht. Charles Howe, III. Fl. Prentice John
| Mitchell, c. w. Rhodes, J. F. Dorsey, John
| Carroll. James Miller. Alien Haskell. His
| torcal COmmittee-D. P. Muzzey, r. q. Eliot,
| c. A. Littefeld. G. E. Grover. II. d. Pope.
| Memorial Committee-D. p. Muzzsy, r. G.
/ Eliot G. T. Emory. Monument COMMITTEES
Z. G. Eliot, n. 5. Dix, J. A. Small P. 8. Avery.
| The 10th Mass. held a Reunion at Pittsfsld,
| Sept. ,, with large attendance; good time,
clam bake. speeches. songs ride on the lake.
| Ex- Capt. and ex-Lieut.-Gov. Weston, of Dalton,
was elected President for the ensuing year;
James Kittle. Secretary and Treasurer, for the
| 10Th time. The 49th was Berkshire County
regiment; served in Department of the Gulf;
| commanded by the gallant w. T. BARTLETT,
afterwards Colonel, 57th Mass, and Brigadisr-
General.
MICHIGAN.
E. E. Lewis. Secretary. Coldwster-Reunion
Battery G, 1st Mich. l.. A., at Tscumseh,
| Oct. 10.
Joseph Ruff. Secretary, Albion-Reunion
| 18th Mich. at Benton Harbor. Oct. 9 and 10.
| Annual Reunion of the 1st Mich. Cav. al
| Albion, Oct. Is. Every member of the regi-
ment is requested to send his name and POST
| office address to the Secretary, George II. DOM
crest, Lapeer, to be used n Roster.
| NEW JERSEY.
c. T. CroseImirs, Secretary, 353 Mulberry
street. Newark-Annual Reunion Veteran
| Association of the LIST N. ]. Cav. at Atlantic
City, Oct. 10.
NEW YORK.
| Charles H. Lakey, Secretary, Auburn-Re-
| union 18th N. Y. at Genesee street, Auburn,
Oct. 10.
The members Of the 7th n Y H. A. residing
| at Albany are making preparations for Re-
! union to be held Oct. % and are anxious to
| procure the names and residences of all the
survivors. Communications should be adj
dressed to David Caswell, Secretary, 423 Broad
| way, Albany. N. Y.
All members of 31st ". Y. are requested to
communicate with Charles Knecht, 179 Mese-
role avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, for the purpose
| of recognizing.