The National tribune., 1897-08-05
RENEWING OLD TIES.
Reunion of Veterans Who Stood Shout
der to Shoulder in the Dark DAYS.

Secretaries ofregimentai and other associations
holding Reunions are requested 10 send To The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE the latest and most complete
rosters. Announcement of meetings will be made
Ia This column.
The fifth annual Encampment of the South
ern California Veteran Encampment Associa-
ton will be at San Diego, Aug. g. and continue
10 lays. ANY soldier, sailor, marine who
served during the civil war and was honorably
discharged, can become mem Der upon signing
the Camp Register. A. j. Bell. Ventura, Cal,
is Commander of the Encampment Association.
The 9th Conn, at Hall of Mansfield Post SO,
Miidetown, Copn., Aug. 8. Capt. James Stew
art, President OF the Association, will be present
All members should write George d. Chapman,
Chairman of Committee on Arrangements,
Middletown.
9th Conn.,, at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,
Aug Is. w. f. Smith, Secretary, New Haven
Conn.
9th Iowa, at Abba Sept. 81 and %. Henry
ID. Wright, Secretary, Centerville, Iowa.
Both Iowa, at Mediapolis, Iowa, Aug. % and
26. S. E. Parker, Secretary Washington. Iowa.
1921 ILL.,, at Orion, Hi, Aug. 10 and 90 Com
rades who cannot attend may secure report
of the proceedings from Nat. Hamor, President,
Orion, III.
36th Ind, at Hagerstown, Ind Aug II and
Is. Maj.-Gen. William Grose, President.
The l:h Mass. Regimental Association held
its Summer Reunion at Nanant July 81, with
good attendance. Seven deaths were reported
during the year. Officers: Pres, Daniel II.
Hammond; V.-P, F. W. Thompson; Sec and
Trsis.. Charles H. Mansfield, Lynn.
Survivors OF the Goth Mass. met at Nahant,
July 10. with a large attendance of members
Officers: Pres Edward b. Robins; V.-p., Chas
Baker; Sec. and Treas, c. G. Newell, Boston.
Three deaths were reported during the year.
The Both annual Reunion of the Association
OF Survivors of the 9th Mass. was held at Nam
tasket, July 90. At the business meeting,
presided over by Serg't Laurence Cunning CHAM,
these were elected Pres, George w. Dutton ;
F..P.s. John +. Donovan and James Pettee ;
Chap, Rev. Thomas Sculy; Treas, Col. T. p.
Hanley; Sec, c. J. Carmody. Col. Hanley
was unable to attend on account Of illness, and
vote expressing sympathy was pass"d. Deaths
were reported as follows Michael Mcnamara
Capt. Jas. F. McGonigle, Walter Welsh. Daniel
WEIGH, Michael Coughlin, and Thomas LAWN.
Hon. P. FIstley made patriotic address.
The New England Association of Mexican
War Veterans held its 49th annual Reunion at
the Bass Point House, Mass, July 49, Com.
rade Eikanah Binney. of Hingham was the
Oldest man present, his age being 81 years.
These officers were chosen Com, Gen. S. E.
Chamberlain; Vice CON-, Gen. Nelson Wall !;
Adj't. Capt. G. w. Murch Treas, Edward w.
McGlenen
Tooth Ohio, at Memorial Hall, Toledo o.,
Aug. g. George W.Vrooman, President, Toledo.
I'd Ohio at Goshen, o., Sept. % and "a. DR..
A. Morris, Secretary, Goshen. o.
95th Ohio. at Reynoldsburg, O.. Aug 10.
Relatives of deceased members are invited.
Write ]. H. Rees Secretary, II w. Eighth
Ave-, Columbus, o.
81 Ohio Cav, at Bowling Green o.. Aug, IL.
Chris. Fink beiuer, Secretary. Bowling Green.
10th Ohio Battery, at New Carlisle, O., Aug.
| 10. T. j. Miranda, Secretary, New Carlisle, o.
Bucktaiis. or 1st Rife Regiment, P. V. K. C.,
at Smethport, Pa, Aug. 10 and 20. William II.
| Raueh, Secretary, 143 N. Seventh ST., Phila-
! delphia.
LIST Wis. Cav. Association, at RiIon, Sept Is
and 16 Col. o. II. Lagrange has promised to
be present aud the boys will give him rous-
/ ing welcome.