The National tribune., 1896-10-01
REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining
to Various Organizations
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
Over $50 members OF the 18th Conn. wers
present at tho Reunion held in Bridgeport,
Aug. %. These officers were chosen: Pres,
Edgar Buckley; v. P.'s Samuel Bnttery, John
Bell, John Benedict. J. II. Brakeman, George
Hill. w. A. Kellogg, Charles Smith, D. c. Ros-
coe, James Wright and Nathan Hale; Sec, A.
w. Peck of Newtown; Treas, Patrick Wade,
jr.
DELAWARE.
At the eighth annual Reunion of the 4th Del,
held at Shellpot Park, Sept II, resolutions ex.
pressing sympathy for Cuban patriots were
passed unanimously. The election of officers
resulted as follows: Pres, Joseph S. Wheeler
V. P.'s. John w. Armstrong, Richard II. Will
liams, John Green, Ezekiel Fisher, Benz amin
Michener, Isaac J. Brown, John Reed, William
II. Hughes. John r. Ferguson. James w. Car
ney; Chap, Daniel Green; Sec. and Treas.
Edwin Clayton Jeferis, 1918 Washington St..
Wilmington. It was decided to hold the next
Reunion at Shellpot on Aug. 10, 1887.
ILLINOIS.
The 25th III. held Reunion in Danville,
Sept. Is, and elected the following officers /:
Pres, Col W. p. Chandler; v. p, Capt. l.. 81.
Williams. of Cowdeu Sec. and Treas. F. M.
Allhands.
The l25th III. held its annual Reunion at
Danville, Sept. 15 as guest of Kenesaw Post.
Officers were elected as follows: Pres. b. +.
Bonebrake; v. p, John McVey; Sec. and
Treas, w. A. Payton.
s. c. Munhal1, Secretary, Watseka-Reunion
18TH III. at Momence, Oct. and g.
The 18th Reunion of the 18th I'll. Cav. was
held at the Briggs House. Chicago, Sept. II.
The meeting was called to order by the Presi-
dent. Col. ID. ]. Hynes who delivered an adj
dress full of feeling. Comrades Dick Smith,
w. Laird and Mrs. Kelly were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions On the serious
illness of Gen. Beveridge. Officers were elected
as follows: Pres, +. p. Phillips; v. p. G. II.
Bartlett; Sec. and Treas, /. NJ. Mallory, Nunda,
HI. Moved that the officers select the place
for next meeting. Carried. Moved that reso
luton of thanks be rendered our Secretary, /.
NJ. Mallory. Carried. Moved that the Secre-
tary get badges for next year. Carried. Secre-
tary Mallory, NJ. w. Marion, Col. D. J. Haynes,
Mrs. L. d. Kelly, and others spoke.
Robert Oliver, President, Rock ford: Reunion
55th Ill. at Moline, Oct. Ia and Is.
INDIANA.
]. H. Ohlwine. Secretary, Cromwell: Reunion
30th Ind. at Auburn, Oct. H. An interesting
program has been prepared.
w. r. England, Secretary, ,Seymour-Rennion
22d Ind. at Seymour, Oct and 8. These dates
are the anniversary of the hattle of Perryville,
where the regiment lost It's out of 800 men
taken into the action.
KANSAS.
At the Reunion of the 10Th Kan, held at
Ottawa. Kan, Sept. 16-18 tho following officers
were elected: Pres, Capt. j. w. Gilges; Sec,
T. B. Kelsey, Greeley; Treas, j. l.. Baker
The next Reunion will be held at Lawrence in
connection with tfe Kansas Veteran Associa.
ton in September, 1897. Comrades are re-
quested to send all information that they have
in, ft,nfr f1xo ~t~. L.
may prepare foil roster Of tho regiment, in
Gliding name, rank, company. postofice ad-
dress. and place Of death of deceased comrades.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Co. r, 4th Mass, held its 10Th Reunion at
Hopkinton, Sept. Is, with 25 survivors in at
tendance. Two deaths we're reported during
the year. Corp'l George w. Barker, Worcester,
md Marcus N. Cook, Blackstone Officers:
Pres, Dennis J. O'Brien; v. P, Luther w.
Clafin; Sec aud Treas. II. A. Winn, Wo1.
.ester. Next Reunion is to be held in Provi-
1ence.
Co. B, 42d Mass, held Reunion at Wood.
and Park, West Medway. Sept. 12. entertain
ng as special guests 12 of The 90 surviving
wives numbered 100. Some had not met for
30 years. Resolutions were adopted on the
leath Of Serg't Thaddeus Turner, who was
'uried in Franklin, Mass. the week before.
Pres, ID. S. Woodman; v. P.'s, Elbridge Mann,
James Fits; Sec, q. E. Pond, West Medway;
Treas, Isaac Greenwood.
MICHIGAN.
The 10Th annual Encampment Of the Soldiers
md Sailors Association of Macomb anu ST.
Clair Counties was held Sept. l6. The FORE
room was devoted to the registration of the
reterans and assigning them to quarters
Village President Weter delivered the address
e ru1,i iOh HI A. l.
President of the Association, VIM. Baird, of
darine City. Over 200 veterans took part in
he parade.
lew HAMPSHIRE.
The 2oth annual Reunion of the 10th N. Il. |
vas held at Lakeview, Sept. q, n survivors |
icing present. with families aud friends. The |
ollowing officers were elected: Pres, George |
/. Hubbard; v. P.'s, w. FL. Otterson, John L. |
Kelly Cor. Sec.. Stilman p. Cannon, Man.
hester; Rec. Sec, ]. Frank Towle, Mauches- |
er; Treas, w. F. Conner. Executive Com
aittee Of TO- ono from each company of tho |
egiment The Reunion next year will be held
II Goffstown, N. Fl.
lew YORK.
The third annual Reunion Of Battery r, 1st |
I. Y. L. A., was hold at Grove Park, Elmira, |
ept. 1S, anj 90 veterans of the battery an.
wered to roll-call. An enjoyable feature of
he occasion was the presence of the ladies,
rho in royal good taste prepared . banquet in |
he Pavilion, and at o'clock the order was |
iven to charge" The following officers were |
hosen Pres. q. G. Mullock; Sec, A. X. Linder- |
nan. Troy, Pa; Treas, Fl. G. Grinnell. A |
was adopted, making the wives sons, |
nd daughters of veterans honorary members |
f the Association, and their names were re- |
orded on the Secretary's book. The next |
Meeting Of the Association will be held at |
roy. Pa, Aug. 2S, 1897. O. L. Adams, John |
,anedy and A. K. Linderman are Committee |
or Arrangements. The Secretary has the ad- |
resscs of many members of the regiment. and |
ffers to assist comrades in finding their old |
rmy acquaintances
The "Orange Blossoms" (124th N. W at a |
seunion held at Highland Falls elected these
fficers: Pres. Col. Charles 81. Weygant; V.P.,
Iaj. James w. Benedict; Sec, Henry r. May
tie; Treas. Col. c. II. Weygant; Trustees,
loses P. Ross. ]. Harvey Hanford, Thomas
James G. Irwin, Adam w. Beakes,
udson P. Adams, Lewis P. Miller, William II.
DAWSON, Capt. Leander Clark, Lieut.. James F.
.Oosa.
About 80 members Of the old Sd battalion,
tn N. Y. H. A. attended the Reunion at Low
lille. Sept II. The following officers were
lected for the ensuing year: Pres, v. Lansing
Waters; v. P.'s, John Phillips, John Darling,
William w. Roberts. Samuel Tchume, Charles
ierard, Charles E. Bennett, Andrew Hall,
harles Dunnaway; Sec. aud Treas, George
Iorth, Lowville. 1t was voted to hold the
ext annual Reunion in Lowville. July A. 1897.
resolutions were passed on the death of Maj.
Ienry 3. Wilder, which occurred at Palestine,
'ex Maj. Mckinley was indorsed.
The I'd N. Y..H. A. met ct Rome the other
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