The National tribune., 1896-09-17
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations.

DELAWARE.
E. C. Jeferis, Secretary. Wilmington-Re-
union 4th Del. at Shellpot Park. Sept II.
Write the Secretary.
ILLINOIS.
John NJ Moody. Paris: Reunion Goth III.
Omitted States Sharpshooters) at West Salem,
Sept. 16 and II.
w. H. Watson, Secretary, Chebanse: The 18th
annual Reunion of the SD ILL.,, Cogswell's bat
terry. Capt. Ford's cavalry, as Cushman's BrI-
gade, at Ottawa, Monday, Oct. 5, at Armory y.
All old soldiers are welcome.
]. Little, Secretary, Observation-Disclosures
Illinois State Association of Union ex-Prisoners
of War at Springfield, Sept. 90 and 30.
John q. Springer, Secretary, SpringheId-Re-
union 10th Iii. Cav at Springfield, Sept. 90, at
1880 o'clock p. NJ, in the Circuit Courtroom,
Courthouse.
INDIANA.
Elk. Barnhill, Secretary, Plymonth-Re.
union I'D Ind. at Westvlle, Sept. Is and II.
w. II. Reimheimer, Secretary, Winchester-
Reunion 10th Ind. battery, at State House, IN
dianapolis at 10 a. M. Sept. 16 The following
regiments of the old Chckamauga Brigade
meet this year as follows: The 68th lnd, at
Indianapolis Sept. II; 18th and 10lst, at FL
wood, date not known; 10oth Ohio, at VIII
loughby, o., Oct. and 9. The members OF the
above organizations are requested to meet with
u.s.
w. M. Glenn, Secretary, 18th Ind. battery, 81
West De Valid ST., Fl. Wayne: Annual Reunion
18th Ind battery at Ossian, Thursday, Sept. II.
Co. F. both Ind, will join with as in this Re-
union.
B. NJ. Spinner, Secretary, Colnmbus-Re-
union 22d Ind. at Seymour, Oct. and 3.
c. E. Briant, Colonel, Observation-Disclosures
86th Ind. at Huntington, Oct. 8.
Hez Robson, Acknowledgements are
being made for visit of the soldiers of the
10th Ind. to some of their old battlefeds
around Vicksburg. An excursion from Lo.
gansport to st. Louis and from ST. Louis to
Vicksburg by the Anchor Line steamers Will
start soon after the election.
John G. Hanson, President, Graylng, Mich.
Reunion 7th Ind. Cav. at Union City, Oct.
and 8.
IOWA.
1t is announced that the 35th Iowa will hold
its fifth Reunion at Muscatine, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct IA and Is.
KENTUCKY.
During the Encampment of the Sons of Vet
Grams in Louisville last week q Reunion of
veterans of the 9th KY. Cav. was held in the
Aldermen's Chamber of the City Hall. The
following officers were reelected: Maj. WIN.
F. Stafford. Commander; Maj. L. A. Crate,
Vice Commander; Lieut.. John Fowler, Quar-
termaster Lieut.. c. s. Fisher, Adjutant; all
of Louisville. Samuel l.. Turner, of Sabina.
o. was elected Historian, and L. Z. Yates. OF
Hiawatha, Kan, was elected Assistant His
torian.
MAINE.
The LIST Me. a. A. Association, at its annual
Reunion in Rockland, elected these officers for
the ensuing year: Pres, Josiah P. Bradbury;
Ups Rev. E. K; Drew and Lieut. s 9; K.
Bridges; Sec. and Treas, Henry h. Sellers,
Bangor. Directors, Maj. CIV Crossman, Horace
Howes. c. w. Phipps, Lieut.. Luther Clay.
There were 90 deaths during the year.
The 18th Me. Regimental Association elected
these officers at its recent Reunion in Portland:
Pres, James BRINE; Y.-P.'s. Capt j. ]. Emer-
son. Charles W. Bennett, E. L. Green Sec. and
Treas, Lieut.. H. F. Rice Gray. The next Re-
union will be held in Portland.
The 18th Me. Regiment held its annual Re-
union at Gardiner, Aug. 26, aud these officers
were elected: Pres, Col. Isaac Dyer; V.-P.'s,
Z. w. Sprague. T. II. Wentworth, ID. Rolf; Sec.
| and Treas Maj. II. A. Shorey, Bridgton;
Asst Sec Walter c. Ross; Capt. James Wilkes.
]. J. Fisher, Carleton Lancaster, and Isaac Hol-
brook are ex-Commanders. The next Reunion
will be at Fort Fairfield.
The annual Reunion of the 18th Me. was
held at VIM, Aug IL. At the morning session
the following officers were chosen Pres, Sewall
Pettingal; First V.-P, George w. Eastman !;
Second V.-P., Benjamin ]. Smith; Sec. and
| Treas, Thomas T. Tabor, Bangor. Executive
| Committee, BENJAMIN J. Smith and George w.
Eastman. 1t was voted to hold the next Re-
union in Caribou some time the last of August,
| 1897. Speeches were made by Comrade r. G.
| Burgess, Capt. Albert MaxGeld, Geo. w. East
man, and Department Commander L. d. Carver.
| Among the Sc comrades present, eight or ten
| had not met since the war; and the Reunion
| for them was, indeed, a joyous occasion.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Henry B. Peirce, Adjutant, 80 State street,
Decentralization 231 Mass at Gloucester, Sept.
"a. Business meeting in GAR Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles d. Cowes, Secretary 18th Mich,
| Lansing Mch.-Reunion of First and Second
Brigades, First Division, Ninth Corps at jack
son, Mich Sept. 80 and Oct. /. The brigade
| was composed Of the following regiments: LIST
| Mich. Sharpshooters. Cd Mich, 9Th Mich 18th
Mich. goth Mich, 9th Mich. 10Th N. Y, 46th
N. Y, Goth Ohio, 5Oth Pa. Tooth Pa, Romer's
and Benjamin's Batteries.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The annual Encampment of New Hamp-
| shire's veteran soldiers was held at the Weirs,
the last week in August. The attendance was
| large. Department. Commander L. w. Aldrich
opened Headquarters in the Veterans Building
! near the depot, Monday. and he and his staff
| were present all week.
| Among the prominent veterans who enter
| tanned the comrades at the Campfres were
Senior Vice Department Commander James
Mnot, Commander Aldricb, DR.. ]. A. Greene,
| Col. John c. Crawford CorpI James Tanner,
Col. John c. Linehan, Col. Thomas Cogsw ell
and many others.
The last day of the Encampment the business
meeting was held, and the following officers
chosen Pres, DR.. J. A. Greene, Moulton-
borough; V. p, Col. J. D. Drew Lawrence
&c., Matt Shackford; Treas, Dana w. King,
Nashua; @. NJ, Frank II. George, Concord !;
| Musical Director, John C. Linehan, Penacook
Com, Charles E. Buzzell, Lakeport; Medical
Director, DR.. s. g. Carbee, Haverhil; Auditors.
i o. C. Wyatt Tilton; N. A. Haynes, Lake.
port; Henry H. Clark, Winchendon. Mass.
Executive Committee = First Regiment,
Francis White; I'd, Fl. B. Martin Sd, w. II.
Tricky; 4th, John B. Boswell 5th. E. w.
Smith; 9Th, J. B. Sanders; 7th, David E.
Jones; 9th, VIM. A. Beckford, Bristol; 9th, J.
| Frank Foster; 10th, C. B. Dimond; 18th, w.
w. Coburn; 18th, Geo. w. Twombly; 18th,
Moses Ladd; 18th. U. B. Fosgate; 18th, II. r.
Brown; 10Th, Joseph P. Heath; 18th, Henry
o. Kent Lancaster; 18th. w. G. G. Kimball
Heavy Artillery, A. ]. Sawyer; Sharpshooters,
Frank Fl. Carr; Cavalry. E. II. Smith, Tilton
Battery, Ira P. Fellows; Navy, Thomas R. Viii.
son; Prisoners of War; Chas. E. Foster; Lowell
Association, F. E. Butler; Manchester Associa.
ton, Clark Waters; Boston Association, Will
Pitt Moses; Haverhill Association, Il. Baxter
Brown; Kearsarge Association, True W. Priest,
Portsmouth; Veteran Band Association, d.
Arthur Brown, Penacook; National Veterans
Association, Charles A. Holden.