The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-01-31
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
Various Organizations.

Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
| Various Organizations.
CONNECTICUT.
Capt. Henry Z. Jones has been appointed
Secretary and Treasurer pro tenn of the 9Th
Conn. His address is New Hartford, Conn.
ILLINOIS.
At the Reunion of the I'D III. at Springfield
| these officers were elected: Pres, G. w Patten ;
V.-P., M. V. 3. Glasgow; Sec. and Treas w.
| Newlin, Springfield, H.; Surg, G. o. Pond
| Chap, J. N. jacques.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 29th annual Reunion or the oath Mass.
| in Boston the other day grand success.
President Wilson presided. These officers were
| chosen: Pres, Capt John T. Wilson: v.-P's,
Col. John n. Partridge and Horatio Carter
| Sec, John c. Cork Treas, Capt. James Thomp-
son; Executive Committee Col. t. F. Edmonds,
| Capt. j. c. Maker. Capt. J. Il. Brien Francis
A. Nichols Thomas K: Mills
Reunion 43d Mass. at Hotel Bellevue, II
Beacon street. Boston, Feb. 90
NEW YORK.
Co. D, Goth N. Y. Fl. A., held its annual Re.
| union in Utica Jan. 16. J. s. Aitkin presided.
Phe death Of Walter Hoffman was announced,
and w. II. Cloher, Ed. Lawson and Peter Deck
were appointed committee to draft suitable
resolutions. The resolutions when reported
were adopted. The officers were reelected as
| follows: Pres, j. 8. Aitken Sec, Thomas T..
| Evans; Treas, Charles Thompson. The Presi-
| dent appointed Z. j. Clark, T. ID. Morris, and
| Ed Lawson as Board of Managers. 1t was
resolved to look up other members of the COM
pany, if possible, during the year. The MEM
bers then sat down to an excellent supper, pre-
pared by committee consisting of Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Read. Tho wives
and daughters of the members were present,
| and very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The 21st annual Reunion Of the 131st Pa was
held at Williamsport, Dec. Is and Ia. Tho
meeting was called to order by VIM. Sweeley.
President OF the Association; prayer was offered
by Rev. w. II. Graf, Chaplain of Reno Post.
b. s. Bentley delivered the address of welcome,
which was heartily responded to by Lieut.. M.
L. Wagonseler, of Go. F. Sec. r. J. Ramsey
called the roll, and the following answered:
Capt. c. B. Davis, Co. G Leuts. A. d. Lundy,
James d. Wolf. Co. / i; NJ. l. Wagonseller. Co.
F, and 107 enlisted men. After which the boys,
headed by the 18th Regiment N. G. Pa. Drum
Corps, marched through the principal streets of
the city to the Hotel Crawford, where Land
lord Miner had spread that was simply all
that could be desired. After partaking heartily
of the repast, the march was taken back to the
place of meeting. The boys had been well cared
for. had shaken hands, compared notes of the
days In camp and on the march. and as citizens,
and all were in good spirits. Letters of regret
were read from absent ones. Comrade Sweeley
presented resolution providing for the publish
ing of a history of the regiment and its men,
bers, which was unanimously adopted. CON-
mittee consisting of Capt. j. r. Orwig. Lieut..
M. J.. Wagonseler and William Sweeley. was
appointed to arrange the matter, who, with
committee of one from each company, will col
lect-and arrange the material for publication.
Seven comrades were reported as having an
swered the last roll-call during the year past.
Milton was selected for the next Reunion. and
Joe A. Logan was elected President, with ID. f.
routine business Campfire was held and the
meeting adjourned.