The National tribune., 1900-10-18
REUNIONS.
Meetings of Survivors of the Great
Conflict.
CONNECTICUT.

N'lli. WIS ltlu at lcilSuIt biltSt
port, Conn, on Aug. %. There were
about 10 of the veterans of the regiment
present, with their wives and friends. The
following officers were elected: Pres,
Isaac b. Hyatt; Sec, A. w. Peck. New
town; Treas, George d. Phillips, Bridge
port. NicePresidents, John NJ. Grove,
Co. A.; John Bell, Co. B; Justin Keller
Bradley. Co. T.; Oscar Smith, Co. F.;
Smith Gilbert. Co. G.; Norbert Bossa. Co.
II; Whitman Sackett, Co. L. Enos Kelly,
Co. h. The following comrades We're ap-
pointed Executive Committee for the en-
suing year: ]. Henry Brakeman, Oro-
walk, Conn; Henry Huss, Mt. Vernon, n.
Y; \. W. Peck. Newtown, Conn; George
ID. Phillips, Bridgeport, Conn. Deaths re-
ported: Major VIM. l.. Hubbell, Capt.
Henry Z. Burr, Capt. John Mccarthy,
CONS Edwin ID. Hurd: Serg't Pat
rick Wade, JOhn ]. Green. Henry Peatt.
Nearly 100 veterans of the DIST Conn.
met at New London, Oct. 3. The only
business transacted was the election of
officers. which resulted as follows: Pres,
John Gideon Palmer: Sec. b. Il. Smith,
Willimantic; Treas, Capt. Charles +. Fen
ton; V.-Ps., Elihu Olmstead, ID. 2. Brad
ley, f. Il. Mayo, J. B. Baldwin, j. l.. Tiff,
Elijah Tracy, Orrin S. Rix.
ILLINOIS.
41st ILL.,, at Clinton. ILL.,, Oct 1S. ]. v
Mcpherson, Secretary.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the I'D
Ill. WAS held in Springfield at the Supreme
Court room, Sept. u, with 40 comrades in
attendance. Many brought their wives,
sons and daughters. Numerous letters
from comrades at n distance were re-
ceived. G. II. Castle delivered an address
on the Campaign and Battle of Chicka-
mauga,' which was enthusiastically re-
ceived. The 10Th Reunion will be held
at Springfield during State Fair week,
1901. Officers chosen for the coming year
are: Pres, Samuel B. Carver; V.-P.,
Adna Phelps; Sec.-Treas., G. H. Pen
stone, Griggsville, ILL.,; Surg, G. o: Pond;
Chaplain, Thos. j. Underwood; Bugler,
Miss Kate S. Newlin; Orator, J. o. Joy;
subject, 1.-The Atlanta Campaign"
The proceedings of the 35th Annual Re
union of the 10Th ILL.,, at Orion, ILL.,, Sept.
6, and a roster of survivors has been print
ed in a neat 30-page pamphlet. Secretary,
Bradford f. Thompson, Toulon, Ill.
INDIANA.
The Sd Ind. Cav. held its 18th Annual
Reunion at the Circuit Court room, In
dianapolis, Oct. 4, and fixed that place and
the first Thursday in October as the place
and time for all future Reunions while
the associations lasts. OF the 1,421 men
mustered into this regiment the roster
shows AGA men still living. A. G. Weaver,
Greenwood, Ind, was reelected President
and W. n. Pickerill, Indianapolis, was re-
elected Secretary. Appropriate resolu-
tiOns were adopted upon the death of the
following officers and men connected with
the regiment: Col. Scott Carter, Maj.
VIM Mcclure, Maj. BENZ. Q. Gresham,
Samuel J. Gilpin, Charles Riker, Thomas
w. Stratford, James Rochat, William
resolved to publish full and complete
history of the regiment.
Association of the Sth Ind, 18th Ind.
and 1st Ind. Battery, at Franklin, Ind,
Oct. 10. G. G. Smith, Secretary, Win
chester, Ind.
Zadok NJ. McCleary, Secretary, writes
that pleasant Reunion was held by sur
vivors of Co. +, 42d Ind, at Somerville,
Oct. 4. Eighteen members of Co. and
about 500 others attended. Next meeting
will be at Mackey, Oct. 8.
The 18th Annual Reunion Of the sur
yivors of Co. a, 1st Ind. III. A. (2lst Ind.
Vols.), was held at Wolcottville, Ind.
Sept. 6. There were present at roll-call
26 survivors. Ten of the comrades had
their wives with them, and there were
also many sons and daughters Of COM
rades present. Several absent comrades
were represented by letters, which the
Secretary read. Albion, Ind, was chosen
as the place of next Reunion, in Septem-
ber, 1901. Mrs. Samuel Stroman and Com
rade A. 3. Lintsman were among the
speakers. Survivors should write Ralph
Ashley, Secretary, +. II. d. Route No. 2,
La Grande, Ind.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 46th Mass held its Annual Reunion
at Monson, Sept. %, with 100 members
present. Officers We're elected as follows:
Pres, S. B. Spooner; Sec, A. $. Bryant,
Springfield; Treas, George W. Turner.
of the Reunion is requested to send his
address to the Secretary.
MISSOURI
DR.. w. A. Neal, Secretary, Elkhart,
Ind, has issued u pamphlet containing
proceedings of recent Chicago Reunion of
1st Mo. Engs. and 18th Mo-; also roster
of survivors.
NEW YORK.
The 22d Annual Reunion of Veteran
Association of the 9th n. Y. Ii. A. will be
held early Friday evening Oct. 10, at the
st. Denis Hotel, Broadway, corner of 11th
street, New York City. All j. formation
relating to the regiment may be obtained
by addressing Capt. Jos II. Barker, 20
East 10Th street, New York City.
The ID Ohio II. A. held a Reunion in
Cook County Court House, Chicago, dur
ing the National Encampment. Eighty
five comrades were present, many accom-
panied by their wives or sons and daugh-
| tiers. The venerable Maj. Irwin, now i'll
| his SSth year, was present, accompanied
| by his wife. Comrades from Nebraska,
Kansas and Oklahoma took this OppOr-
tunity of again meeting the comrades who
had stayed back in Ohio. The next Re
union will be in Belefontaine, o., on the
opening day of the Ohio Department En-
campment in 1901. Officers chosen for the
next year are: Pres, Walter S. Roebuck
V.-P., Randolph J.. Heaton; Sec.-Treas.,
Thos. NJ. Sechler, Moline, Ill.
The report of the 34th Annual Re
union OF Battery a, 1st Ohio l.. A, at
West Twin Lake, Aug. S, and 10, has
been issued in n 25-page pamphlet. Sec
retary, Chas. Saunders, 1920 Finney St.
Cleveland, o.
! Comrade James A. Abel, Co. II, 10th
| Ohio, writes that survivors of his regi
ment commemorated the anniversary OF
the battle of Perryvile by Reunion al
the home of COmrade Moses, about II
miles from Cincinnati, where an army
| dinner was served. Comrade Murphy pre-
| sided at the business session.
The Regimental Association OF the 32d
Ohio held its 9th Annual Reunion at Chi
cago, H., Aug. 80. Headquarters were a
the DoOlttle school building, on the site
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