The National tribune., 1898-10-13

short address. Comrade B. NJ. Laur de-
fivered an eloquent and patriotic address.
On motion a committee, consisting OF
Capt. Krugbof and Lieut.. Lemons, was
appointed and instructed to prepare a
tent for Headquarters OF the 18th at the
AnnuaI<ReuRion, also a register, in order
that each member of the 18Th may be able
20 locate every other member present.
Indiana.
7sth Ind, at Nentone, Ind, Oct. 13 and
IL. fine picture of the monument
erected by the State OF Indiana in honor
of the 7zth upon the battlefield of Chicka-
mauga Will be given to each comrade IN
attendance Orvilie T. Chamberlain
President Survivors Association, Ekhart
Ind.
Geo. Nesterg Secretary, 1st Ind battery,
Evansville, Ind, desires addresses OF sur
yivoTs for a roster.
The 10th Annual Reunion of the SD Ind.
was held at North Vernon, Sept. 20. This
meeting was TO have been on the Chicka-
mauga battlefield but owing 10 the J.. Il
n. R. n. refusing To carry out their agree
ment as 10 transportation, the Reunion
was held as above stated. President DIR.
w. c. Hall was in the chair. Letters from
absent members were read. The follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, DIR. w. c.
Hall; S. V. r., John +. Hammei; j. " p. +,
S. T.. 0,NeiI; See, Alf. g. Hunter, Yer
sailles. The next annual meeting to be
A. Whedon was appointed Committee on
Transportation. Mrs. Grace b. Sullivan,
of Hayden. Ind, Daughter Of the Regi
ment." was present with her two bright
little sons, and shook the hands of all the
Did comrades who had stood in the heat
d battle with her father, Lieut. Allen W.
Brown.
33d Ind at Afartinsville. Ind, Oct. 10.
". ii. Miller. Martinsyille, Ind.
Maine.
At the recent meeting OF the 9Th Ne.
Battery Association at Lewiston the fol-
lowing onlcers were elected: Pres; J. W.
Burke; V. Ps., +. q. Herrick and Henry
Richardson; Sec, J. +. Rhodes, Rock
land j.. l.. Rhodes. j. O. Adams and j
w. Burke were appointed "a committee TO
distribute the book Maine at Gettysburg I"
OF which the Association is To be allowed
40 leather-boun and seven paper bound
copies. Voted 10 meet at Bangor State
Fair week, 1899.
Massachusetts.
One of the best attended and most en-
ioyable Reunions OF the 23d Mass was
held in Marblehead, Sept. %; Col John
w. Raymond presiding. Adi't Thomas
Swasey reported the deaths Of Adj't Henry
y. Peirce, Capt. Knott V. Martin, Capt
Daniel IL. Johnson, Stephen Weeks. Capt
John Nobbs, John Smith, Joseph Higein-
bottom, William WEIGH, Edward B. Perry,
Charles Comas. The following were elected:
5icS.s 1ohii w lfdS Hioiiut V. b., ocOfRe
w. Mason, W. C.. Cummings, John X
Dustin, Timothy Atwood, a. T. Dodge
John. Hobbs, \. O. Chamberlin, George NJ
WhipESe, Fred l.. Jones and Edward T..
Ellis; Adi't, Thomas Swasey; Sec, VIII l..
Welch, OF Salem; Chap, John Cox.
Survivors OF the 18th Mass met recently
at Newburyport, with Gen. Wales in the
chair. Secretary Thos. L. Cutter reported
Six deaths; viz, Albion w. Wales, Robert
X. Southwell, Hugh DOherty, Amos Pet
tengell. John McDougall and G. Hosmer.
The following officers were elected: Pres,
Gen. Nat Wales; " P's., Col. Albert A.
Pope, Lieut.. ID. Smith Kimball and Capt.
Samuel Patch; Sec, Thomas L. Cutter;
Chap, Rev. David b.. Murray. 1t was
voted TO meet next year with Co. + at
Groveland