The National tribune., 1899-08-31
NATIONAL WASHINGTON THURSDAY

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Jackson County Association of Patrioic
Women will be held at Maquoketa. Iowa,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20 and
21. John Monahan, Commander, Ma
quoketa, Iowa.
Ninth Biennial Reunion of I'd Iowa Cav.
Association, at Marshalltown. Iowa. Oct
and .. One and one-third fare on all rail-
roads within the State on certificate plan.
j. Garfield, Secretary Marshalltown, Iowa.
MAINE.
The 1st Me. II. A. survivors, at their re-
cent Reunion at Harrington, elected the
following officers: Pres, George III. Coffin;
V. P.'s, Thos. Libby, John Presby; Sec.
and Treas, Henry Z. Sellers, Bangor.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
35th Mass, at "The Pines" Groveland,
Mass. Sept. IS. Thos. +. Cutter, Secre-
tary, 209 High street, Newburyport. Mass.
I'd Mass, at United States Hotel, Boston,
Sept. 16. Col. VIM. Mutt, President,
Natick; John r. Merrill, Secretary, Swamp
scott, Mass.
On account of many comrades desiring
to attend the National Encampment at
Philadelphia, the 18th Annual Reunion OF
the 4Sth Mass. has been postponed until
Monday, Sept. IS, at Newburyport, Mass.
BUSINESS meeting at GA II. Hall at IL
o'clock, sharp. Perkins Merrill, Secretary,
Salisbury, Mass.
The 4th Mass. Association held its 18th
Annual Reunion at Ocean View House,
Nantasket, Mass, Aug. 16, with an at
tendance of 142. Officers elected for en-
suing year We're: Pres, Franklin Jacobs;
V. P.'s. Geo. NJ. Lowering and Lieut.. Ho-
ratio G.. Sampson; Clerk and Treas, D;
limo Tnlh hot
during the past year.
MINNESOTA.
7th Mimi, at Geo. N Morgan Post Hall,
Minneapolis, Sept. 8, at 10 o'clock a. m;
E. S. Lightbourn Secretary, 323 Somerset
street, st. Paul, Mimi.
NEW JERSEY.
list N. J. Cav, at Trenton, n. J., Sept Z.
Business meeting in Bayard Post Hall at
11:30 O'Clock. c. f. Croselmire, Secretary,
Newark, n. j.
NEW YORK.
I'd N. Y. Cav. (Harris Light Cavalry at
Peekskill, n. Y, Oct. 1S and 10. ID. u.
Montross, President, Peekskill, N. Y. .
Capt. Geo. +. Mcknight has located
headquarters for the 10Th N. Y. battery
during the GAR. Encampment, Sept
3 10 s. at 1921 Mount Vernon street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the 18th
n: Y. Fl. A. was held at the Thousand
Island Park, Aug. 16 and II. About 40
members were present. The next annual
Reunion will be held at Gouverneur. n. Y,
sometime in August. 1900. The following
officers were elected: Pres, Rev. w. r.
Helms; First V.-P.. Luther Titon; Second
Y.-P., Rev. A. G; Danforth; Third V.-P.,
John Beaver; Sec, VIM. Clowminzer,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Treas, Joseph Hep
worth; Chap, D. l.. Phelps; Color-Bearer,
G. ii. Webster; Surg, Enoch Cotton.
153d n. Y, at Elnora, N. Y, Sept. 10.
Wm; NJ. Harris, Secretary, Gloversville,
The 18th Annual Reunion of the sur
vivors of the 10th n. Y. H. A. was held
at Herkimer, N. Y, on Aug. 9 and 10.
On the evening of the 9th Campfire was
held at Arcanum Hall. An address of
welcome was made by the Rev. Mr.. Carter,
Comrade C. B. Matthews, of Auburn,
n. Y. Capt. A. H. Sphere, Of Albannyy:
N. Y. gave some "reminiscences Of the
service of the regiment, also description
Of the march from the Richmond front to
Bermuda Hundred Landing on Jan. 3,
1865, and the subsequent landing in the
surf at Fort Fisher, N. c., on Jan. l2. Adj
dresses were made by Judge G.. w. Smith
and the Hon. A. B. Steele, of Herkimer.
Association was held at Grand Army Hall,
President Hobart H.. Smith presiding.
The Secretary read letters of regret from
many comrades who were unable to be
present, and reported the deaths during
the year of Capt. Isaac L. Green, Elmira,
N. Y; Levi B. Andrews, Waubeck, Iowa;
Edward Harrison, Detroit, Mich; Thos.
James, Little Falls, n. Y; Gregory O'Neil,
and VIM. St John, New York City. The
following officers were elected: Pres, J. III.
I,rayer, Little Falls. n. Y; V.-P., G. B.
Sutherland, Little Falls, N. Y; Sec, Geo.
Daley, Fairfield, N. Y. The President
appointed as an Executive Committee,
Eugene Bliss. Co. E; George McCraith, Co.
G; Geo. S. Waterman, Co. G; Delaney Darl-
ing, Co. F; D. c.. Bangs, Co. F; William
Hughes, Co. G; Adam j. Folts, Co. E; J. H.
Youndt, Co. C; Hubbard Cady, Co. d; John
Hammiil, Co. NJ; Thomas Lewis, Co. G.
After adjournment the Association was
given dinner by the ladies of the WRC
connected with Aaron Helmer Post, Ali, of
Herkimer.
1st Ohio Cav, at Mccoy Post Hall,
Columbus, o., Sept. 20. w. l.. Curry,
Secretary, 514 South High street, Column
157th Ohio, at Comley's Station, O., Sept
and 10th Ohio are invited. George W.
McCook, Secretary, GAINESVILLE, o.
SOth Ohio, at Canal Dover, o., Sept 49,
n. i. Clendennin, Secretary, Conotton, o.
18th Ohio, at London, o.. Sept 20.
The President of the Association, Lieut..
T.. Haley, and the Co. 4 boys are doing
everything to make the meeting a success.
The only surviving field officer of the regi-
ment, Maj. ID. b. Warner, of st. Johns,
n. b., will be present. John w. Ingrim,
Secretary, Mt. Sterling, o.
About go survivors attended the Re
union of the 12Sth Ohio at Sandusky, Aug
16. Many absentees reported by letter.
The following officers We're elected: Pres,
Col. II. III. Linnell First V.-P., Lieut.
II. c. Strong; Second Y.-P., j. II. May;
Third V.-P., j. II, West; Sec.-Treas., Capt.
L. w. Bailey, Cleveland; Chap, A. Crocker;
Surg, ID. H. Young. Chaplain Crocker is
the Oldest member of the regiment, having
passed his SD birthday. Capt Bailey,
who was reelected Secretary, is now serv-
ing his oath term. The Association had
but one other Secretary, and he served one
year after the organization. The next