The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-09-24
REUNIONS.
Meetings and olheri Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations.

to Various organizations.
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ILLINOIS. aaI
jos. Hartsook, Secretary, Davenport, Iowa
Reunion 55th Ill.,, at Moline. H., Oct. Ia ana
Is. 's.%e
The address of Comrade L. H. Prosser, who
was elected Secretary Of the 33d III at 81. Fau',
is Wykof, Mimi. He requests that memoers
of the regiment send their addresses to him;
w. r, Morley, Secretary Room ~, Bordeh
Block. Chieago-Reunion seth ILL., at blue
Island Oct Z. Blue Island is 1s miles from
Chicago. Comrades OF the S5th Pa, l5th ind.,
62d Ohio, and 9th Ohio are invited.
INDIANA.
Thomas J. Cox, President Kendailviiie-
Reunion Tooth Ind, at KendallvIiie' oet 10.
Comrade Capt Eli J. Sherlock is expected TO oe
present with copies of the authorized history
of the regiment.
David Harrington, President Wakarnsa-
Reunion 74th Ind. at Wakarusa, Oct. and U.
IOWA.
Robert Denbov Secretary. Albion-Reunion
18th Iowa, at Leon, Oct. 13. Ia. and 10. All
parties who expect to attend please "rlee
John w. Harvey, of Leon, the probable num-
ber they will take with them, so that accon-
mod ion can be secured.
MAINE.
The annual Reunion of the 5th Me. Battery
Association was held at Watervile the other
day. These officers were elected: Pres W. i.
Towne; V.-P., w. II. Mason; Sec and / Ireas.'
T. B. Meneally. Lewiston. The next heuh'on
will be held at Gardiner.
The 18th Ne. held Reunion the other
day at Long Island, Portland Harbor, ana
elected these officers: Pres, NJ w. Kendall; /;
v-P., D. E. McCann; Sec, George II. Libby.
Portland Treas, George E. Andrews 1t was
voted to hold the next Reunion at oid orch'
ard in September. 1897.
| The Reunion of the 23d Me. was held IN Au-
burn the other day. At the business meeting
these officers were elected Pres. H. N. Bolster;
V-P., H. c. HASKELL Sec, F. A. Conant, Lew
| jstou: Treas, Jas. White. The Reunion closed
with Campfire at Auburn Hall. 1t was voted
| to hold the next Reunion in Portland Harbor
| The Reunion Of the 10Th Me. occurred st
| Bowdoinham recently. The following ofhcers
were elected Pres. Capt. 4. J. Billings; FIRST
| v-P., J. L. Merrick; Second V.-P., J. II. Col
| sou Chap, J. D. Emerson Sec, Capt. Silas
| Adams, Waterville.
| The Reunion of the 7th Me. occurred the
other day at Long Island, Portlsnd Harbor. At
the business meeting the following officers
were elected: Pres, W. s. Norcross; WIS,
/ Geo. Boyer, James II. Snyder; Sec. and Treas,
w. d. Hatch, Harrison; @. NJ, s. G. Fletcher
Surg, w. w. Denning; Marshal, John Muller
Poet, w. D. Hatch Historian, John Hart.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The fifth Mass. Association held its annual
Reunion and dinner at the United State:
Hotel Boston, last week. After the bushes:
meeting the Association was photographed
and then proceeded to- dinner. The following
officers were elected for the coming year: Pres.
Col. Lucus p Marsh ;uV.-P's, Lieut.-Coi. Al
bert stickney. Maj. AS. Cushman, Maj. e. s
Horton, Lieut.. c. B.. Stevens, Lieut.. B. F
Hatch Lieut. J. J. Cdrrier, Lieut.. g. c. Red
ding; Sec, Emory Cleaves; Treas, A. NJ
Robinson Chap, J. II. Wright.
Nearly 200 veterans of thef45th Mass assem-
bled at Onset, Sept. "a to sttend the 21st Re
union of the Cadet regiinent. At the bust
ness meeting these officers were elected for tn
ensuing year: Pres, n. Da Jacquith V.-P.'s
A. B. Loring, W. H. Ward; Sec, John D. Whit
comb; Treas, Royal p. Barry; Chap, Fl.
Charles L. c. Brook. Letters Of regret at no
being able to attend the Reunion were rea
from Col. Peabody and7 several Others A vot
of thanks was extended to Col. Peabody I'd
his liberal donation to tie fund of the Associs
, ton. In the afternoon the sons and daughter
Of the regiment held q social meeting in tn
Arcade. t}sn sgIS .aAsa1a 5os.
The largest and most successful Reunion eve
held by Go. A, Ist battaliop. H. A., took plac
, at Fort Warren the other day. 1t was at tn
place that the company quartered 33 years ag
Only one death was reported for the past yea
> that of Comrade L. Don Monroe, and res'
i lutions were adopted. These officers wei
!. elected: Edward b. Randall, President; Samu'
B. Wheeler, Jabcz s. HOwes and Charles
t Pratt, vice-Presidcnts; Benjamin J. Lorin
l. Of East Braintree Secretary and Treasure
: vote Of thanks was extended to Col. Woos
II ruff for his courtesy in allowing the compsn
o the use Of the fort.
The 39th Mass. Regimental Associatio
II met in Reunion at the Atlantic House, MAJ
It tasket Beach, Sept. 2. About $50 membe
g. were present to enjoy the happy occasio
|. Members were present from every company
e the regiment. At the business meeting the
l. officers were elected: Pres, John Deussaul
e. Sec. Col. Charles II. Porter, Of Quincy; Trea
20 Melvin c. Parkhurst. It was voted to no
TO the Reunion of 1897 in Somerville. Aft
dinner a group picture was taken Of the part
Of The annual Reunion Of the burnside ASS
r citation of Veterans of the Goth Mass. at We
d. cester, Sept. 2, was made unusually nterestiI
y by the presence Of Gov. Wocott. who came
u during the after-dinner exercises in Con
te mental Hail. The business meeting was he
in Grand Army Hall at noon, when the folio
#, ing officers of the association for the ensui
I'd year were chosen: Pres, Charles Raymon
III V.-P.'s, c. s. Rogers Joseph Bruso, jr.; Sec. al
V, Treas, George w. Barnes, Worcester; Chap,
hi White. Executive Committee, Geo. A. Woe
,s- Edwin Searles, William Whitney. The deaf
Sc of the past year in the association numbered
I'd Plates were laid for 125 in Continental Ha
ne and the members of the Woman's Association
at the regiment occupied seats in the gallery
rk invitation. Gov. Wolcott and Mayor Sprag
of came into the hall just at the close of the dim
to and were given cordial reception. 7. J. Am
n of Leominster, who was President last ye
a presided, and introduced the Governor, W
made brief address Other addresses WI
lie made by Mayor Sprague, Senator A. S. Roe,
"a. Mayor w. II. Hodgkins, Of Somerville, q
ol. others The Woman's Association held
en- meeting in Horticultural Hall, and elected o
ch GERS as follows: Pres. Mrs. Thomas J. Am
of v.-P., Mrs. Emery Sawin Second V.-P., NJ
he Mary White; Third V..P., Mrs. ]. F. Suite
he Sec, Mrs. George Barnes; Treas, Nellie
M Briggs Executive Committee, Mrs. Geo
lar Blake Mrs Luke Davis Mrs. John Kcyes M
for F. 0. Bushnell. Mrs. Emma Mullen. Nomin
ing Committee. Mrs. Charles H. Bottomlcy,
vii Fred Briggs, Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. c.
Ter Briggs.
,ut Over 80 veterans of the 40th Mass. held til
RS Saith annual Reunion at the3rmory of the !
cient and Honorable Artillery Company, F
its euil Hall, last week. The business meet
pal was first in order. Col. Joseph A. Dalton +
on. sided 1t was voted to holdsthe next Reun
err Mt Salem. The election Of officers for the
her suing year resulted hs follows: Pres,
ker Joseph A. Dalton; V.-P.'s. William II. Cur
all. and Charles A. Currier; Sec. and Treas.
ward l.. Giddings, of Beverly; Chap, Prof
Q a Henry Thayer
en- The 10Th annual Reunion Of the 49th NJ
SOL was held at Cushing Hall. Salisbury, about
and comrades and their famiie being III attenda