The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-07-22
RENEWING OLD TIES.
Reunions Of Veterans Who Stood Shoulder
to Shoulder During the Dark DAYS.

Reunions Of Veterans Who Stood Shoulder
to Shoulder During the Dark Days.
Secretaries OF regimena and other associations
holding Reunions requested to send to The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE the latest and most complete
rosters. Announcement of meetings will be made
in this column. free.
A pleasant meeting of the survivors of the
LIST Regiment. Sickles's Excelsior Brigade, was
held at Newark, n. j.. with good attendance.
Alderman Sutphen welcomed the visitors, and
Rev. L. Homadiu and Comrade James Perry
made ringing speeches. Capt Kay and Com.
rsde Deuman recited, and Comrade Romine
sang. An original poem was read by Comrade
CUNNINGHAM, of Co. F. Gen. Holt was re-
elected President; Capt. F. It. R. Gruett, Vice.
President. and ]. w. Romine, Secretary and
Treasurer. The President was given power to
name committee to select the next place Of
meeting.
The survivors of Batteries and G. LIST Art,
p r. V. c., more generally known as Ricketts's
battery, met at Wilkes Barre, Pa, July 2. as
the guests Of their old commander, Col. r. Bruce
Ricketts,. The attendance was good and q
pleasant day was spent. Col. Ricketts, was re-
elected President of Battery (. and James f.
Kennedy, Milton, Vice. President. Battery G
elected john E. Berringer, Churchtown, Presi-
dent, and William ]. Troup, Hanover. Vice.
President. Luther Seiders, Reading, Pa, was
chosen Secretary and Treasurer of the two or.
CARNATIONS. Tyrone Was selected as the place
OF next Reunion, and July and 2 as the time.
Announcement is made of the following Re-
unions:
Goth Ohio, at Mount Vernon, O., Aug. 49,
All comrades and their families are invited.
Le Roy G. Hunt. Secretary. Mount Vernon.
Co. E. 10Th Pa, at Camp Weller. York Fur
mace Station, Pa, July go. 7. B. Hambleton,
Secretary, Fernplen, Pa.
Sd Pa H. A. and 1S6th Pa, at Gettysburg
Sept. % and 30, the anniversary of the battles
of Chapin's Farm and Fort Harrison, Va.
! William S. Settle, President, Lewiston. Pa.
Sd r. i. Fl. A, Aug. IS. Comrades will meet
at the Soldiers Monument, Exchange Place,
/ Providence. Steamer has been chartered to
/ sail from Rocky Point, Newport, and Fort
/ Adams. George NJ Turner, Secretary, Provi-
dence.
9Th No. Cav, at Zoo Park, Springfield, Sept.
/ z, 8 and 9. A regimental history is being pre-
! pared, and all survivors and the widows Of de-
ceased comrades are urged to send data. M. o.
! Bedell, Secretary, Hickory Barrens Mo.
The 10th annual Reunion Of Co. +, 32d Mass,
was held at the residence Of Hubert o. Moore,
Lynn, last week, with an attendance of 25 sur
| vivors. Department Commander John NJ. Dean
was one of the speakers. 1t was voted to hold
the next meeting at the home of William
| Macomber. Hudson. Officers: Pres. Moses
Cheever; V. p. William Macomber; Sect Treas,
Lowell l.. Gage Worcester.
Over so members Of the 9Th Mich. attended
the Reunion at Lyons, among them being J. g.
Stinchcomb. of Detroit who is in his Goth
year. 0rrin Bump was elected President; J. c.
Wilson. Vice-Presidcnt, and q. c. Beebc, Bay
City. Secretary. A Campfire was held in the
evening closing of the most delightful
meetings ever held by the Association.
Over 1000 people attended the Reunion oil
the Bedford County Veteran Association at
Saxton, Pa. A large parade in the morning
WAS followed by speaking ia the afternoon
Rev. John Barney, Clearsvile, was elected
President
LIST and I'd Ohio Regimental Association, a,
Nstioirl Military Home, Dayton. O., July 81
Capt. John II. Winder Vice President. Dayton
esth Ohio, at White House. o., Aug. IS
Simeon ellis. President Bryan. o.
Sta IL. Cav, at Toledo. ILL.,. Aug. IL. - and
Ia. ID. L. Gordon, Secretary, GAINESVILLE, Ill.
% Ohio ii. A.. At Grand Jury Rooms, City
ball, Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. "a at o'clock p. N
Thomas NJ. Sechler, Secretary. Moline. III.
18th Wis, at GAINESVILLE. Aug. Is. w. p
Clarke, Secretary. Milton, Wis.
l6oth Ohio. at Duncan's Fall, O.. Aug. IL and
IS. Those who cannot be present are requested
TO write the Secretary. w. Davenport, Wash
iugton Courthouse, O.