The National tribune., 1899-08-31

meeting will be at Sandusky, the third
Wednesday in August, 1900.
18th Ohio. at Chauncey, o., Sept. 10 and
| 20. Comrades seeing this notice arc re-
quested to communicate it to all survivors
in their respective neighborhoods. A. j.
Learned President; A. V. NJ. Courtney,
Secretary, Millfield, o.
John Croker, Drummer, Goth Ohio,
Holmesville. O.. would like to hear from
members of the Goth Ohio Regimental
Band, for the purpose of making arrange
mentS to meet at some point in Ohio and
attend the National Encampment in a
body.
18th Ohio, at Jacksonville. o.. Oct. and
| !. j. V. Kempton, Vice-President, Jack
10th Ohio. at Diamond Hall. Youngs,
town, o., Sept. 21. Thomas A. Briefly,
Secretary, Warren, o.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Survivors of Co. +, 1st Pa. Cav, met at
Waynesburg. Pa, Aug 16. and elected the
following officers: Pres, T. +. Reppert;
Sec, john II. Hoge, Waynesburg; Treas,
James X. Gregg.
A meeting of the General Association,
"a Pa. Cav, will be held at Odd Fellows
Temple, Broad street, north of Market
street, Philadelphia, Room G, 9Th floor, on
Sept. Z, at o'clock p. m, in conjunction
with meeting Of Gregg's Division Associa-
ton.
18th Pa. Cav, at Armory of the 1st Pa.
n. G., corner Broad and Callowhill streets,
Philadelphia. Sept. 8, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Reglmental headquarters from Sept. to
Z Will be at the rooms of Cavalry Post. 35,
Broad street above Vine street, for meeting
and information of members. Lew Nc
Maxim, Secretary, s South Fifth street,
Philadelphia.
About So survivors of the 111th Pa.
attended the Reunion at Ridgway, Aug.
Y. The following officers were elected:
Pres, Sergt Chas. Herrick; Sec, Capt.
\. W. Lowell, Erie, Pa; Treas, Serg't
A; W. Merrlck. Chautauqua;. n. Y, was
selected as the place for holding the Re
union in 1900. A rousing Campfire was
held in the Opera House in the evening.
Among the speakers was S. A. Boyle,
Assistant District Attorney of Philadel-
phla County, whose father, Maj. Boyle,
was killed while in action with the 111th
regiment
A Reunion of the survivors of the 18th
Pa. will be held during the National En-
campment, in Room A. 9TH floor, of the Odd
Fellows Temple, on Wednesday, Sept. 6,
at a. m. Comrades, rally once again in
fraternal greeting to renew the friendships
formed in 1861 to 1865. Joseph Matchette,
Lieutenant, Co. c, and Captain, Co. ], 10th
Pa, Catasauqua, Pa.
VERMONT.
Cos. E and B, 5th VT, at Bristol, VT,
Sept. 16. All comrades of these companies
are requested to be present. G. Z. Yoult,
Middleburg, VT.
WISCONSIN.
The Walworth County Soldiers and
Sailors Association held its 18th Annual
Reunion at Elkhorn, Wis, Aug. 16, with
an attendance of about 300 old veterans.
There was a large attendance of old and
young from all over the County and ad-
joining Counties. The members of the
Association met in the Courthouse and
reelected the old officers as follows:Pres.,
Geo. w. Wylie; V-P., C. C. Gibbs; Sec,
Thos. w. Morefield; Treas, o. Carswell;
Surg, o. B. Reynolds; Chap, w: A. Hall.
An address of welcome was delivered by
City Attorney j. Y. Page and 2 response
OF Chicago, was then introduced, and de-
livered a Speech which will long be re-
membered by those present