The National tribune., 1900-06-21
REUNIONS.
IOWA.,


The Annual Reunion Of the Fremont
| Country Veterans and Sons of Veterans
will be held at Sidney, To-. Aug. IA, 10
| and 16. All soldiers of all wars are in
vited to attend. J. ID. Lankton, Sidney,
| is Adjutant of the Association.
NEW YORK.
Robt F. Smith. President 10th \. Y,
jamestown, n. Y, announces Il Reunion
of survivors at Dunkirk, \. y. June 2S,
| ut the residence of Jacob Rider, Buffalo
Street.
The 39th anniversary of the departure
for the front of Co. b, I'D \. y, was
| celebrated by the survivors, who met at
the residence of Comrade Alfred y. AyrcS,
Busti, n. Y. About GO were present.
The Secretary reported the death of Ever
cit c. Hoskins at Neodesha. Kan, Aug.
8, 1899. Samuel J. Bailey was elected
President, Alfred \. Ayrcs Vice-Presi-
dent. and Henri lie +. Brown Secretary.
At the suggestion Of Secretary Brown
sons of members We're admitted to active
membership in the society.
Slxty-three survivors attended the re-
union of the Sth y. Y. Cav at Rochester,
n. Y, June 8. Col. Albert Huntington,
of Florida, presided. These officers were
elected: Pres, Maj. Thomas Bell; First
V. p, Alfred Leggett; Second Y. P,
Henry G. Frost; Sec, Chas. II. Moody,
Rochester; Historian, Jacob Zeigler; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Henry G. Mum, A.
ii. Gates, L. NJ. Place, VIM. Lenheart,
A. c. Palmer and Daniel +. Sackett; Off
Ger of the Day, G. j. Mills.
OHIO.
A Reunion of the 9th Ohio Assn will
be held at Wellington, o., July 4. All
members of the regiment are requested
to be present. Rob't S. Grimm, Mt. Yer
non, o., is Secretary.
Won
retary, 22d n. Y. Assn, "a Remsen ST.,
Cohoes, n. Y, announces that the 18th
annual Reunion has been called for the
2Sth of June, 1900, at historic Fort Ed
ward. Headquarters will be at the Ed
ridge House, where Cos. B and l took
breakfast before their departure for Troy
Barracks.
The survivors of the 45th Ohio will
hold Reunion at Lima, O., Aug. 10.
Comrade C. Cowles, President, 10S Mar
ket St, Lima, o., invites all members of
the 1st Ky. Cav, Isl Tenn. Cav, 18th
Ky. Cav, Sth Mich. Cav, 18TH Ill.
M'td Inf, 45th Ohio Mt'd Inf. and 44th
Wolford's Cavalry boys will receive cor
dial welcome.
The 24th Annual Reunion of the 32d
Ohio will be held in the Doolittle School
Building, 35th street, Chicago, ILL.,, Aug.
80, at a. IN. The Cottage Grove Ave
nue. cars are within 100 feet of the build
ing, and the /. G. r. X. Station is about
three blocks away. Quarters will be on
the site of old Camp Douglas, where the
regiment was qnartered as paroled pris-
oners in September, 1S62.-WARNER
MILLS, Secretary of Regimental Associa
PENNSYLVANIA.
T. B. Hambleton, Secretary Co. e, 10Th
Pa, Fcrnglen, Pa, announces a Reunion
of survivors at Camp Weller, York Fur
mace Station, July 20, q and %. Each
member is requested to forward to the
Secretary the names and address OF his
children.
The sixth annual Reunion of the 18th
Pa. Cav. was held at G. A. X. Hall, Get
tysburG, Pa, June 6, when about 80 of
the boys responded to roll call, beside a
great many ladies and children of the
deceased members. A royal good time
was experienced by all attending. His
torian Trip, of Ottawa, Kan, submit
ted large amount of data, which is to
be published as a history of the 11th Pa.
participating in the civil war. The COM
mittee appointed was instructed to ar.
range for the publication as soon as pos
sible, as there is great demand for the
history. The same will be advertised in
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE as soon as it is
prominent and prosperous business men,
Capt. Rosser, is the Chairman of the
Committee on Publication. w. S. Orcott,
of Pittsburg, was elected President, sue
cceding Maj. Ackerly, who has worked
so faithfully for six years; and as a re-
ward for his efforts Medal of Honor
was to be procured and presented to
him. The time and place for the next
Reunion will be Gettysburg, June, 1901.
a great effort will be made to have every
survivor present.
A roster of the regiment is being ar
ranged by the Secretary, who is very de-
sirous of presenting copy to every mem
Der. This can only be accomplished by.
every member Of the regiment sending his
address in at once to Geo. Coles, Ia
Market St, Philadelphia. Pa. who was
elected in place of COmrade Orcott.