The National tribune., 1899-10-05

10. JONI VI. hoit, SECRETARY, opiceidhu'
Ind.
10th Ind, at Ligonier, Ind, Oct. 5.
Capt. II. Hoy and Lieut.. Oscar Hinkley
have promised to be present.
The brigade composed of the Sth and
18th and 1st Ind. battery will hold Re
union in GAR. Hail. New Castle, Ind,
Oct 10. W. S.. Bedford. President, New
Castle; C. c. Smith, Secretary, Winchester,
Ind.
11th Ind. (Wallace's Zouaves), at Ply
mouth Church. Indianapolis, Ind, Oct.
10. Gen. Lew Wallace will be present.
VIII {. Phipps, Secretary, Indianapolis,
Ind. g..
The 18th Annual Reunion of the Ere
mont County Veterans and Sons of Vet
Grams Association met Aug 20 at Sidney,
Ind, and remained in session three days:
The attendance was good. T.. II. Mitchell
was elected Colonel. o. F. Bentley Lieu
tenant-C Colonel, b. +. CoDger Surgeon, j.
! ID. Lankton Adjutant, and John Mum
Quartermaster. Sidney was chosen as place
Of next Reunion. y.
IOWA.
3Sth Iowa. at West Union, Iowa, Oct
1S and 10. Mrs. ID. l.. Doolittle, Secretary,
West Union, Iowa.
MASSACHUSETTS.
About $50 survivors attended the Re
union of the 9th Mass, at Springfield,
Sept 20. Capt. II. G. Dwight, of Hartford,
presided. The deaths of Comrades Geo.
+. Cuffs, .Adolphus Porter, Chas: F. Web
Wheaton Lovett, E. H. Potwine, Chas.
Batchelder, John King, Patrick Kenny,
Elihu Smith, and Alfred Holden were re-
ported. Capt. Dwight was unanimously
reelected President. The other officers
were elected as follows: Y.-P.'s, Capt p. S.
Bailey, II. r. MacGregor, and S. p. Cooley;
Sec, W. z. Derby, VINO has held The office
1 for 81 years. Executive Committee, Justin
4 Lyman, Eli Bos%orth, Dwight D. HaId9T' %
FtEs gas " ed%sSd Wsst y i,dbg malhgton Fo NJ eo w.
Arthur d. King, and Charles a. Rust
A large number of veterans of the 35th
Mass. met at Groveland recently as the
guests of Co. F. One hundred and twenty
eight survivors, besides number of their
friends, registered. Secretary Thomas E.
Thomas 7. Barnefield, Co. A; Stephen r.
Fox and Amos Geary, Co. b; Bevis Tucker,
Co. C; Amos B. Morse and Alexander
Weber, Co. D.; Pierson Bartlett, Geo C.
Corrie and Mathew Moran, Co. E; Daniel
Charles o. McLain, Co. G; Chas. w. Ray.
mond, Co. H.; Fisher A. Cleveland, Co 1,
and John S. Chaplin, Co. X. Lieut. Morse
on behalf of Co. ID extended an invitation
to the survivors to meet at Lexington next
year, which was accepted. Mrs. Carruth,
widow of the late Col. Carruth, presented
the Association with descriptive hook Of
members. Gen. Nat Wales, of Albany, N .
Y, was elected President, Col. Albert A.
Pope, Capt. Samuel Patch, and Lieut.
Smith Kimball Vice-Presidents, Lieut..
Thomas p. Cutter, Newburyport, Secre-
tary, and Rev. David B. Murray Chaplain
| NEW JERSEY.
A large number of survivors, MANY of
them accompanied by their wives and
children, and some by their grandchildren,
attended the 18th Annual Reunion Of the
9TH N. j., held at Newark, N. j. All wore
blue badges. Suspended from each badge
was a medallion bearing a portrait OF Gen
Hooker, around which We're the words
"Hooker's Old Guard" A banquet was
lserved by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Speeches
Peter Leary, C. C. Collins, and others.
tThe annual election of officers resulted as
follows: Pres, Charles c. Daily, Harrison;
V.-P., William p. Lopez; Rec. Sec, Lewis
E. Hayward; Cor. Sec, John T. From
son, Newark; Treas, Abram Ball; Chap,
Finance Committee, John A. Scarlet,
Eben N. Pierson, George b. Adams. The
Ladies' Auxiliary elected these officers:
Pres, Mrs. NJ: Houlgring; V.-P., Mrs.
\; Maier; ra Sec Mrs. .d, I: z; Hayward Treas.
Committee, Mrs. George Major, Mrs. d. j.
Hayward, and Mrs. A. Small.
2Sth N. j., in Fidelity Hall, Lower James,
burg, N. j., Oct. g.. George A. Seaman,
Secretary. Perth Amboy, NJ.
| NEW YORK.
| An important subject under consideration
at the recent Reunion of the seth N. ". at
Binghamton, was the publication of a
regimental history. A number of members
kept diaries during their service, and from
interesting book can be compiled. Can't.
Frank S. Smith was empowered to appofnt
a committee of three to take charge of the
work. The deaths Of Daniel Seymour,
Edwin Phelps. Jas. Brown, R. A. Oliver,
Hitchcock, Jas. Wright, Lieut.. e1i Michael Tm
were reported. Capt. Frank S. Smith was
reelected President iCapts. Robert Brown
and Jas. Haley were chosen Vice Presi-
hamton, was contiipued as Secretary
Nearly 100 survivors were in attendance,
besides about half that number of wives and
daughters Of members.
Harris Light Cavalry, at Peekskill, N. Y,
Oct oct; is a;dR and R ls; A roster of survivors has
Montross, President, Peekskill, N. Y.
Battery ID, LIST N. Y. l.. A.. at Gouverneur,
N. Y, Oct. IL. Members of the battery are
requested to write s. NJ. Thayer, Secretary,
156th N. Y, at New Paltz, N. Y, Oct. 10.
Jas. A. Secor, Secretary, Port Even, N Y.
OHIO.
The 28th Annual Reunion of the 10th
Ohio was held in Youngstown, O., Sept. 21,
members assembling from all parts of the
country, some coming from as far West as
were Hon. VIM. J. Calhoun, of Chicago, of
the Interstate Commerce Commission, and
Hon. Chas. G. Burton, Nevada, Mo. The
Reunion was opened with an address by
0. P. Shaffer, President Of the Regimental
| by Maj Moore, who informed the famous
] fighters that the city was theirs so long as