The National tribune., 1899-09-28

of Association. Mrs. ID. l.. DOolittle
Secretary, West Union, Iowa.
The ninth biennial Reunion of the %
Iowa Cav. Association will be held a;
Marshalitown, Iowa, Oct and S. A
Campfire will be held the evening of Oct
4. j. Garfield, Secretary, Marshalltown
Iowa -
A very pleasant Reunion of survivors OF
the II h Iowa was held at Monroe, Iowa
Sept. II to ID. with a good ATTENDANCE OF
members OF the old regiment. Comrades
i: j. Stafford, John Watts, and j. T.
Jackson were appointed Il committee OF
resolutions TIE thanks Of the Associa.
! ton Were rendered TIE city of Mon re and
| her loyal citizens who provided literally
I Tor Tie c:.f'rtalitnc 't OF the visitors. Men.
ton WAS also made OF tie slow AID ,un
| willing mriI,.er i'll which the Pension
| Sn..,u is granting relief to ve:cr:lns and
l,t!tc.r- -wid'~S. Col john A: 'S;,.eilman
! ol Fairfield, Iowa, was reelected resident
and Vim. III. Allen, of Knoxville, Iowa
Secie!;try.
The 9Th NE. Battery Association, at its
r"cei.t Reu,iun at Bangor. cIccto.l the fol.
| Loving officers: Pres. j. ". Bii-.-c; First
! Y. p. e. l.. Mcrritf!cw; Second V. A. w. w
Saw:ciie; Sec, j. f.. kho,!e5. iipckland
Ne:
MICHIGAN.
About 4o0 veterans; attcuIci the 25th
| Annual Reunion OF Ike Soldiers; and Sail
ors' Association OF ligsi.il.n Coslty, held
| at Mason, Sept. II AID 10.
The survivors of the 18th h:ich. held
Their 18th Annual RcuI ion at leading,
Mich, Aug. 26. with Il large attendance.
The following officers were chosci: Pres.
5. q. Harvey; yrs, X. ID. Lane, J.,H.
Purdy, Fl; Eli!lcr; See, ID. II. Warren,
| Clayton; Treas. l.. b. Wilcott Nine
teen deaths were reported during the year,
as follows: Wm. Ii. Warning, Co. j; Capt.
Myron w. Reed, CO. ID; Horace j. Weber,
Go. G; Lieut.. Chas.'T. Huett, Co. C; Lieut..
JAS. q. Bunt, Co.nD; Edward Hyatt, Co.
A; VIM. Belcher, Co. A;!Slaon ID. Bcrtram,
Co. b; Timothy 7. Teal, Co. K; David
ram Gillett, Co. Dj Wilson Vreeland, Co.
III; Harvey K. Wheeler, SO ]; Ira A Bara-
germ, Co. b; Lewis J. Beverly, Co. ii; Dan1
Turner, Co. &; Miles b. Sackett, Co. b;
and Joseph Matthew'S Co. ID. Besides
40 members of the regiment, there were
over 100 ladies registered. -f
Many veterans greeted each other for
the frst time since their7muster-out at the
Reunion of the old 22d Mich at Ann Arbor,
and during their visit I'd that city saw the
old regimental battleflaGs, which are pre-
served by Col. Henry IS: Dean. Among
Edgar Weeks, AdJt Ls A Allen, Capt.
); ID; Woodman, Lieut.. Hamilton, Lieut..
Charles b. FOote,' and Lieut.. b, p. An
drews. Detroit secured the next Reunion.
These officers were chosen: Pres, ChaS.
%. Foote; V.-P., Lewis G.. Mead; See,
During the evening Campfire a poem
The Rock of Chickamauga"-was read
by its author, VIM. X. Hamilton, Lieu
tenant, Co. +, 22d Mich.
NEW JERSEY.
At Reunion held at Pitman Grove,
n. j., Sept. 4, the 18th N. j. Association
elected the following officers: Pres, Flor
ence Beyler; V.-P's, Hugh Gilman. Jas.
White, 7. o. Slater, Charles Padgett,
Sedwick Sithens; Sec, George A. Cobb;
Treas, Charles A. Weldman. Executive
Slater, and Capt. Riley. The next Re-
union will be held at Woodbury..
NEW YORK.
The 10th N. Y. survivors celebrated
the anniversary of their departure for the
front Sept. II at Fredonia. Just rs
members of the old command registered
Dinner was furnished by the citizens, and
during the afternoon speeches were made
by large number of prominent veterans
These officers were elected: Pres, Angus
tus Blood; V.-P., A. A. Ticknor; Sec
Treas, l.. L.. Hanchett. jamestown, N.
Y. Next meeting will be at Chautauqua in
1900.
146th n. Y, at Clinton, N. Y, Oct 10.
Edward Burbridge, Secretary, Utica, N. Y.
About 20 survivors of the 125th N. Y.
attended the annual meeting at Ayerill
Park. near Troy, recently President
George W.. Sweet presided. Speeches
were made by Maj. Lee Churchill, Capt.
W. ID. Taylor, Capt. Geo. W. Petit, Ezra
Stillman, Benz. l.. Hayner, and others.
The purposed Gettysburg trip was the
principal matter under discussion.
After more than IL years labor in search
ing for survivors, COmrade Henri LIE II.
Brown, Secretary, jamestown, has issued
very neat roster of members of the I'D
N. Y. whose postoffice addresses he had
been able to secure. Comrade Brown
writes that of the survivors of four com
panieS-A, c, +, and K-he was able to
learn little. A, G, and X were New York
City companies, while Co. + was raised
in Newark, N. j.
The Annual Reunion of the 156th N. Y.
will be held at New Paltz on Thursday.
Oct. 10. Comrades of different companies
are requested to bring Il list of those who
have died since our last Reunion. C. j.
Ackert, President; j. A. Dow, Secretary
and Treasurer, Port Even, N. Y.
Several States were represented among
the survivors who assembled at Cortland.
Aug. 30, to attend the annual Reunion of
the 10th N. Y. Cav. Among those present
was Judge Truman g.. White, Colonel of
the regiment. AdJt Il. =. Norton. of
Homer, N. Y, presented an interesting
report. These OfficersaWere chosen: Col.
Theo. Bull; Lieut.-Col., DIR. n. d. Peck:
Mas, John E. Cowles and r. G. Thurston:
AdJt, Rev. James E. Fish, Marathon:
ON, l.. l.. Barney; $. NJ, John L. King;;