The National tribune., 1895-02-14


COLORADO.
Members of Colorado regiments are invited
to correspond with Geo. X. kimball. President
of the association, Golden, Colo, sending their
names, company, regiment postottice address,
ETC., in order that new roster may be made,
and some arrangements made for meeting.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 25th annual Reunion of the 9th Mass.
battery Association was held at Young's Hotel
last week with 40 members present. Presi-
dent John K. Norwood presided. The guests
of the evening were Mr. Charles Carleton COT
| fin and Capt. G. A. @. Norton. Memorial
the eulogy was delivered by Mr.. Coffin. Tho
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres, John K. Norwood V.-P., j. j.
Chaplin Sec. and Treas j. II. Whitmore.
The Reunion of the LIST Mass II. A. was
held in Boston last week. The postprandial
| exercises were opened by President Francis c.
Curtis, who after welcoming the comrades,
spoke of the invitations extended to the Asso-
citation to join the Third Corps in Reunion at
Hadley, the birthplace of Gen. Joe Hooker,
May7. Capt Isaac p. Gragg was introduced as
the representative of the committee of the
Third Corps and he told those present what it
was proposed to do Mt Hadley. Upon motion
OF Col. Cbatswell it WAS voted that the LIST
II. A. take part in the coming exercises. Col.
meeting so many of his comrades about the
festive board, and closed by enlogizing Gen.
Hooker. He was followed by Capt. Jack J"
Adams who expressed his pleasure at being
present and said that no fot he could claim COM
panonship with the Association, as he had
brother who served in Co. ID. Abiding to vet
eran Reunions, Campfres. ctc., he said they in
culcated patriotism, and he urged his comrades
to keep them up as long as they possibly could
| Other speakers followed.
The 10Th Mass. at its Reunion in Boston the
| other day, elected these officers: Pres, Col. h.
F. Cook V.-P's. Moses ". Arnold, Albert
| Clark; Treas, John Z. Gilman Sec. pro tenn,
! George KimbalI: Auditors Henry H. Waugh,
Daniel W. Ford, Walter E. Briggs.
MICHIGAN.
| Charles d. Cowlcs, Secretary, 18th Mich,
Lansing: There will be a grand rally Of old
| soldiers in this city in March. The day will
| be OF special interest to mem bers of the 18th,
| 10Th, and goth Mich, as on the day to be ap-
pointed it ia expected that the oolors of these
| regiments, lost in the war, will DO returned.
| Members of these regiments should write me-.
G. II. Morse, Commissioner OF Labor, Lang
| ing: Reunion Sd Mich. Cav. at Lansing, March
| IA.
NEW JERSEY.
| Alphonso g. Still. Secretary and Treasurer,
| Trenton Reunion I'd N. ]. Cav. at Trenton,
| Feb. %.
NEW YORK.
| M s. Berry, Brownville Me: Reunion Of the
| 9Th N. Y. battery in Delaware County, N. Y,
| in Fall Of 1895.
| The survivors of the 47th n. Y. Washington
| Grays) will celebrate Ousttee Day at their
| Headquarters, Military Hall, 1913 Bowery, New
| York City, on Wednesday evening, Feb 90.
| 1895. The officers of the Association for the
present year are Pres. Henry A. Phillips
| V.-P, Thomas Mckcough; Soc. and Treas,
| Chas Wage, alias Walker: Chap, Sylvester
Russell; Serg't-at-Arms Beekman Grannstt
| All communications should be addressed tC
Charles Wsage, 293 Irving avenue, Brooklyn
NY.
PENNSYLVANIA,
M. McKeever. Secretary, HOO Passynnk ave
nue., Philadelphia: Reunion Cameron Drag0on
at Industrial Hall, Cavalry POst.roon, Feb. q
WISCONSIN,.
AT Mansion, Wis, on Dec % and 20, 1894
there was q Reunion of Co. E, 18th Wis. Owe
200 men have belonged to Co. Z at dteren
| times, "a of whom are yet living. and "a wer
present at this gathering OF the 1913 mon VIII
enlisted In tho company at its organization II
September, 1851, there are so living and % o
these were present at this meeting. Since tn
last Reunion at Kilbourn City, Wis, in June
| 1892, seven of the company have fallen from