The National tribune., 1895-05-23
REUNIONS.
MICHIGAN,

MICHIGAN.
Comradc Benjamin T. Harrington, Co. T
18th Mich, Bedding. Mich, wants to know
when his regiment will hold its next Reunion
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. NJ. Dalzell, 81 Main street, Caldwell, o.
Reunion of soldiers at Caldwell, June IA, IL
and 16.
NEW YORK.
The 18th N Y Association (Highlanders) held
its annual Reunion at the Sturtevant House.
New York, the other evening. The affair, which
commemoratcd the 34th anniversary OF the mus
ter of the regiment, was particularly jolly one.
and the speeches which followed the excellent
dinner were more than interesting. John II.
Grant was POSTMASTER. and Charles Crawford,
the President of the association, presided.
Addresses were mnde by Gen Da7d Morrison.
Gen. Egbert l. Viele, the Rev. Howard w.
Ennis, Col. c. G. j. Homer, John Munro, Col.
Andrew ID. Baird, and others. The officers OF
association are: Pres, Charles Crawford; V.-P.,
james Mitchell; Sec, Joseph Stewart: Treas,
James Mclean.
VIM. Cowminzer, Secretary P. O. Box 1920,
New York City: Reunion 18th N y H. A. at
Binghamton, Aug. Il and %. Headquarters at
the Exchange Hotel.
OHIO.
A. +. Munson, President, Evansville: Re-
union 18th Ohio, at GAINESVILLE, July T. Col.
and Mrs. Gilbert ID. Munson expect to receive
aud entertain all present at their home during
tic afternoon and evening. The association is
preparing an elaborate program. and great
efforts Wall be made 10 make this the most in
teresting aud largest Reunion yet held. Let
all make an effort to be there. For further in.
formation address a. i. Munson, President,
GAINESVILLE, o.; w. III. Kennedy, Secretary, 1924
North High street Columbus, o.: J. q. Story,
Corresponding Secretary, Evansville, o.
Lieut.. j. +. Van Ness, Secretary. Wooster,
o.: Reunion l2Oth Ohio, at Marshallvile June
q. Arrangements are being made to make this
one Of the most memorable and ENJOYABLE Re-
unions the regiment ever held. Every bod Y
cordially invited. The latch-string will be out
side, especially, TO old soldiers Of other regi-
ments.
James NJ. Carr, Secretary, New Madison: Re-
union G9th Ohio at Middletown. o., June 10.
On Saturday, May 4, the Executive Commit
tee, representing the survivors organizations of
the nth Ohio, cd OHIO 9th Ohio Cav. and
Washington County Association of Union Ex-
Prisoners of War, met in Beverly, in Dick
Cbeatham Post hall. Comrade J. c. Griggs, Of
the 18th Ohio called The meeting 10 order, and
Maj. w. &. Smiley, President of the 62d Ohio
Association. was elected permanent Chairman.
aud Capt. l. J. Cutter. secretary of the 77th
Ohio Association, was elected Secretary Of the
meeting. On motion Sept. L. 8 and were
selected TO hold joint Reunion in Beverly, and
a local committee of five men and three women
OF the very best citizens Of the town was ap-
pointed TO have full charge of all preparations
for a grand Reunion, aud arrange a program
wherein each organization can hold their bust
ness meetings separate aud their social meet
ings together, and appoint all subcommittee
needed. Capt l.. J. Cutter, Secretary of the
18th Ohio, and Serg't w. b. Patterson, Secre.
tary Of the cd Ohio, were appointed a Com
mittee on Transportation. Dick Cheatham
Post has already raised fund to defray ex-
penses which fund was raised by giving enter
tainments.