The National tribune., 1896-07-30
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS,

ILLINOIS.
Ira M. Mallory, Secretary, Nunda: Reunion
18th Ill. Cav. at Briggs House, corner OF Ran
dolph street and Fifth avenue, Chicago, Sept.
II.
Jacob Fink, Canton-Reunion Fulton County
Soldiers and Sailors Association at Lewistown,
Sept. 10 and IL.
IOWA.
B.F. Cozad, Adjutant Grant. writes: The
fourth annual Reunion of soldiers OF Cass and
adjoning Counties will be held at Grant, Iowa,
Aug Is, 10 and go. All comrades Sons OF Vet
Grams and citizens are invited to attend. The
very best of speakers will be with US; among
them the old fighting Chaplain, Comrade
Lozier. The association has plenty OF tents.
Come one and all, for three full days"
w. ]. johnson, Secretary. Malcolm: Reunion
Goth Iowa at Marion, Sept. IL and II.
KANSAS.
j. Fl. Bartles, President Bartlesville, ]. t.:
Reunion 9th Kan. Cav. Association at Bartles-
vile, !. T., Sept. 81, % and %.
MAINE.
Henry E. Sellers, Secretary, Bangor: Re-
union LIST Me. II. A. at Rockland, Aug. 81 and
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Nearly all of the 80 surviving members Of
the Cbarestown Artillery Veteran Association
were present at the 22d annual Reunion at the
Relay House, Nahant last week. The sssocis-
ton celebrated at the same time the Both ami
versary of the first battle of Bull Run. in which
the regiment of which it vas part took a
foremost position. A business session was held.
at which the following officers were elected ::
Pres, Charles +. Colburn; V.-P., George w.
G. Davis; Sec and Treas, Capt. j. w. Rose,
Roxbury.
The 18th annual Reunion of the 18th Mass.
Regimental Association was held at Melville
Garden, Downer Landing, last week. Presi-
dent David d. Pike presided the bust
ness meeting, at which the following off,
GERS were elected: Pres, John WEIGH; V.-P.,
Daniel II. Harmon; Sec. and Treas, Gus
tayus B. Hutchinson. Boston; Executive Com
mittee, G. II. Sullivan, &. L. Woods, Thos. Z.
Sullivan. Fred G.. Wilkins, Joseph II. Brown,
David d. Pike, Charles j. McMorrow, Peter F.
Rourke, Alexander Sutherland Samuel Clapp.
1t voted to place the flags and emblems Of
the association in the hands of the officers.
vote of thanks was extended TO Past Depart
ment Commander George s. Evans, of the
G. r., for his efforts in behalf OF the Hooker
monument. The suggestion to change the ioca-
ton of the regimental monument st Gettys-
burg received from the Gettysburg Park Com
missiOneYs, was accepted.
Co. X. 7th Mass held its annual Reunion at
the Ocean View House, Nantasket, the other
day. AT the business meeting these officers
were elected Pres, Col. +. B. Harlow, Whit
man First V.-P.'s, Capt. George w. Reed, Whit
man Lieut.. J. Willard Brown, East Boston !;
Lieut.. Leonard Hathaway, Eagle Grove. Iowa;
Sec. aud Treas, A. Newton Reed, Whitman.
The Old Guard Association of Massachusetts,
held it's annual Reunion at the Bass Point
House, Nahant, the other day, and about 30
members were present. Capt. John t. Berry, OF
Stoneham, the genial President of the Associa-
ton presided most ably at the dinner. Gen.
s. II. Leonard, one of the oldest members,
entered the service of the United States ~
years ago, and this gathering took place on the
anniversary OF that event.
MISCELLANEOUS.
David Luken, President. Columbus, O-The
next annual meeting and Reunion Of the Regu-
lar Brigade, Fourteenth Corps, will be held at
st. Paul, Mimi, during the week OF the Ma
tiona Encampment, Aug. 81 and Sept. /, 2, 8.
a, and 5. The Citizens General Committee On
Reunion have kindly provided our organiza-
ton with very desirable place for our Head
quarters for this occasion, being Room No. i.
Cathedral School, located on the corner OF st.
Peter and w. Seventh streets, and it is to be
hoped that all comrades will make it the gen.
eral rendezvous and avail themselves of the
opportunity of meeting each other.
NEW YORK.
II. G. Estes, Secretary. 100 Blandina street,
Utica: Reunion 1l7th N. Y. at Sauquoit, Aug.
IL.
OHIO.
r. w. Calland, President. Summerfeld: Re-
union 92d Ohio at Summerfield in September.
Comrades are requested to send their addresses
to the President.
o. g. Daniels. Secretary, Mt. Vernon: Re-
union 9Th Ohio at Hiawatha Park, Mt. Vernon,
Sept. 16 and II.
James f. Graham Secretary, Fuller's Ohio
Brigade Association, Fort Wayne, Ind, requests
every member of the 9th, 39th, ADD, and SD
Ohio to send his name and address at once, that
he may be notified of the next brigade Reunion.
The brigade roster has been lost.
Perry NJ Bope, President, Pleasantville-Re-
union 10th Ohio at Pleasantville, Sept L and 2.
Comrades not in attendance last year are re-
auested to send their address to the President.
WEST VIRGINIA. 4
N C. Cochran. Fairmont: Reunion Maulsby'
Battery at Ross, Sept. IL.
WISCONSIN,.
T. W. Morefeld Secretary, Elkhorn: Re
union Walworth County Soldiers and Sailors
Association at Elkhorn, Aug. 13.
o. s. Sisson, Secretary, Wisconsin Cavalry
Association, West Salem: The Courthouse has
been secured for our meetings at st. Paul.
Upon arrival come and register, and get any
| information desired. Each regiment will hold
its regimental meeting at 2 p. M, Sept 1.
Division meeting is called at 2 p. M, Sept. 2.
Room 2, third floor is our Headquarters. Drop
"a card to the Secretary by Aug 20, if you can
come.