The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-09-09
FRANCIS 3. ALLEN.

54th, 115tb. 126th l43d Ill. and 7th III. Cav.
E. II. Martin, Commander Shelbyville.
129th H., in Court House, Pontiac, Oct IA.
Zeph Winters, Secretary, Pontiac.
The 32d annual Reunion of he 112th H. was
held at Cambridge, H., Aug 25. Col. A. r.
Mock. 9th III. Cav, welcomed the veterans
Col. Thomas J. Henderson, 1l2th H., responded
Ten deaths were reported during the year,
among them Lieut.-Col. Emery S. Bond. Off.
! GERS: Pres, Col. Thomas J. Henderson, Prince.
! ton; V.-P, George w. Buck Sec, B. F. Thomp-
son, Toulon. Eighty members OF the 1l2th
III. registered during the day and 65 comrades
from other commands were present
The 9Sth Ill. held Reunion at Sailor Springs
ILL.,, Aug. 26 and 81. many veterans travelling
long distances to meet old comrades. Over 100
registered. Eleven deaths were reported dur
ing the year. The Secretary has the addresses
of 1876 men who saw service with the regiment.
Charles F. NJ. Morey was elected President;
VIM. Cox Newton, Vice President, and VIM.
McKarny, Duncansvlle Secretary. Newton
was chosen as the next meeting place.
seth Ill.,. at Aurora. H., Sept. %. A. D. Cur
ran. Secretary, Bristol Ill.
10th Ill.,, at DE Land. ILL.,. Sept. % and %.
w. +. McMllen. President, De Land, ILL.,
35th Ind. at Clark County Court House,
Jacksonville, Ind. Sept. l6. Members not
the roster are requested to write William
Friend, Secretary, Lafayette, Ind.
Peisinmon Brigade Association, com prising
the l15th. 10th. 1l7th ana 18th Ind. at
Criminal Court Room, Indianapolis Sept. Ia.
J. NJ. Cassel, Secretary, Brigade Association, ID
Park ave-. Indianapolis.
9th Ind. Cav, in Room 10, State House, In.
dianapolis, Ind., Sept. 10. John G. Holt Score.
tary, Spiceland, Ind.
Over 100 veterans OF the 1st Me- H. A. he Id
their annual Reunion at Bucksport Aug "a.
President Josiah p Bradbury called the bHsi-
ness meeting to order. The report of the Sec
vnfo hi. r
S25l. Officers were elected as follows: Pres,
Leander X. Marston; First V. p, Gustavus B.
Hiscock Second Y. p, Thomas g. Libby: Sec.
Treas. Henry +. Sellers, Bangor. Board OF
five directors were also chosen. Twelve deaths
were reported during the year.
The annual Reunion of the 21st Mass was
held at Fitchburg, Mass, Sept. /; Mai. John S.
Roster presiding. Congressman George w.
Weymouth made a brief address. The event
OF the day was the presentation to Lieut. Col
L. s. Foster OF portrait Of himself by the as.
sociation. These officers were chosen: Pres.
Judge j. +. Greene; V. P.'s, Capt W. II.
Sawyer. Abner G. Matt; Sec Gem George B.
Hawkes.. Templeton; Treas, Luther Stewart.
I'd Mass. VIII meet at United States Hotel.
Boston, Sept. II. The Executive COMMITTEES
has considered the matter of Reunion of the
brigade at Bnfialo and arrangements have been
made by Battery NJ, 1st n. Y. Art, for a meet
ing in the Park Pavilion, New York State
reservation, Niagara Falls, Aug. 90. George
l.. Andrews, President, Brook ine Mass
18th Mich, at Lansing, Mich, Sept. 81 in
connection with the Reunion of the Wilcox
Division. Charles ID. Cowler, Secretary. Lans-
ing.
goth Mich. at Lansing, Sept 81. Fl. b. Car.
penter, President Lansing.
The 9th Mich. at a recent meeting at Lans.
ing elected the following officers: Pres, Iiarri.
son SOule; V. p, j. w. Edwards: Sec DIR
Chase.
held the Office of Secretary many years. was
presented with a god-headed cane BY his COM
rades.
The Cd Mich. Cav, at Reunion at Holland.
elected these officers for the ensuing wear:
Pres. Harry l.. Schuster; V. F., George +.
Gardner; Sec. and Treas, William Beekmap
Charlotte. The next meeting will be at Char.
lotte.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association OF
Northwestern Michigan will hold big Reunion
al Big Rapids, Mich, Sept. To- 10 and II. Mai
George w. Crawford has secured promises from
Department Commander A. Il. Bliss Gen t.
q. Rutherford, Gov Pingree and others to al
tend.
The annual Encampment of the Calhoun,
County (Mich.) Veterans Association at Athens
was very successful. Over 1000 veterans and
friends were present. Department COMMANDED
Bliss, {. Y. K. Pond. and other well-known :; !.
X. men made speeches. Officers elected for .he
year are as lOiIowS: freS, l)T. r. l.. Palmer:
w, David Wakinshaw; Maj, l.. L. Harsh
Surg, A. w. Alvord o. d.. Charles Phillips
Chap, Mr. Getchcll. The next ann ua Encamp.
ment will be held in lbion
The Reunion of the lonia County mich Sol.
diers and Sailors Association at Lyons was at
tended by nearly 200 veterans, a large delepa-
ton of WR.C. and nearly 600 people who
belong to neither society. Mai F. H. Chase
presided. The W.R.C presented the Associa.
tion with beautiful silk flag Grandma Lenora
Marten, Il patriotic lady of 20, max ing the
presentation speech. President F. r. Chase
and Adj't w. j. Just were unanimously re-
elected
The annual Reunion of the Alegan County
Mich. Soldiers and Sailors Association at Allie
gan WAS attended by many prominent GAR
men, among others Department Commander A.
I. Bliss. The Sons of Veterans assisted in max
ing the meeting thorough success. Officers
were elected as follows: Col, A. b. Towne
Lieut.-C A. {. Stowe; Adj't, John Hof.
master, Hopkins; Q, NJ, Geo. Reuble; Chap,
John NJ. Wilson. Co. l.. 4th Mich. Cav, 26
strong, were entertained at the home of Corp'l |
c. i. Tubah.
81 Mo- Cav. (Glovcr's), at Quincy, H., Oct
81 and D. The 50th H., I'd Ill. Cav. 10th Mo-, |
and other regiments will meet at the same
time. John Vessels, Secretary, Quincy, Ill.
l5ih Chic st Columbus, o., Sept. 90, during
the meeting of the Army of the Cumberland. |
J. N Welker Treasnrar Clayala,a n