The National tribune., 1900-08-30
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
I'd III. Cav, at Springfield H., in Room
6, House Judiciary, State House, Sept. %,
at 2 o'clock p. III.
117th ILL.,, at East ST. Louis, H., Sept.
II. Il. U. Holcomb, Secretary, Milnine,
Ill.
INDIANA.
11th Ind. Battery, at City Hall, Fort
Wayne, Sept. II. w. Nj. Glenn, Secretary,
q! w. De Wald street, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Over 100 survivors of the old 22d Ind.
were present at the Reunion held at Co
lumbus, Aug. IA and -. John Crump,
Co. G, gave the use of his Opera House
and furnished four decorated street cars
which carried his old comrades over the
city. Officers for the year 1y00-1 are:
Pres, John Baltimore: V. F., w. III.
Thomas, and Sec, w. r. England, Sey-
mour, Ind. The next Reunion will be at
BrownStown, Ind.
:i9th Ind, at Galveston. Ind, Sept. 4
and >. John q. Symons, President.
99th Ind, Mt Court House, Indianapolis,
Ind, Sept. 10, at 10 n. m, with Campfire
at night. Col. Fowler has promised TO be
present. d. X. Lucas, President, 521 n.
New Jersey street, Indianapolis, Ind.
IOWA.
Comrade NJ. G. Virgins, Secretary, 11th
Iowa, Dow City, Iowa, has issued call
for n Reunion of survivors of the 11th
Iowa. at keokuk, during the 10th Bien-
niai Reunion of Crocker's Iowa Brigade.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the Vet
eran Association of Co. /. 9th Mass, was
held at Gatess Pond in Berlin, Mass, on
Aug. 10. Notwithstanding the stormy
weather. 20 comrades were present with
their wives and children, and had n very
enjoyable time. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres,
Oscar Persons; See. Il. ID. Howe, Card
ner, Mass; Treas, Charles Adams. Any
roster can have one by writing to the Sec
retary.
335th Mass, at Lexington, Mass, Sept.
II. The annual dinner will be served ut
the Town Hall at / o'clock, and the bust
ness meeting will be held at Carey Hall
at u o'clock. Thos. L. Cutler, Secretary,
Newburyport, Mass.
The Annual Reunion of the 9th Mass.
will be held at G. A. X. Hall, Holyokc,
Mass, Sept. 10, the anniversary of the
battle of the Opequan, in which the organ
izatiOn won special distinction. Any MEM
hers at any time connected with the 9th
who do not regularly receive the annual
notices are asked to send their addresses
to the Secretary, James l.. Bowen, Spring
field, Mass.
4sth Mass. Mt Rowley, Mass, Sept 3.
Business meeting at Henderson's Build
ing, over Postoifice, at IL: 30 o'clock. Din
ner in Town Hall, at l o'clock. Perkins
Merrill, Secretary, Salisbury, Mass.
MICHIGAN.
Northeastern Soldiers and Sailors AS
scciation, ut Camp Lawton," Ithaca,
Mich, Sept II to IA. w. Ii. Beasley,
2d Mich, at Flint, Mich, Oct. 1s. O.
L. Lockhead, President, Flint, Mich.
MINNESOTA.
7th Minn., in Hall Of House Representa-
tives. State Capitol, st. Paul, Mimi, Sept.
C. f. S. Lightbourn, Secretary, 323 Som
erset street, st. Paul, MINI.
NEW JERSEY.
35th n. J., at Railway, n. J., Sept. 3:
Members are requested to assemble at
Cladek's Second Ward Hotel 90 Grand
street, at 1890 n. III. John A. Lutz, Sec
retary, 66 Stratford Place, Newark, n. J.
NEW YORK.
Between 80 and 60 members of the 18th
y. Y. ii. A. met at GOuverneur, n. Y,
Aug. s and 8, and were handsomely enter
tanned by an efficient local committee and
the Relief Corps. The next Annual Re
union will be held at Buffalo, Y. Y, some
time during the latter part Of August,
1901. The newly-elected officers for the
ensuing year are as follows: Pres, Chaun-
cey ii. Webster: First V. F., Luther Til
ton; Second V. F., Rev. A. G. Danforth; I;
Third V. p, La Rue Peck; Sec, VIM.
Clowminzer; Treas, Joseph Hepworth; !;
Chaplain, Rev. ID. l.. Phelps; Color Bear
er. VIM. ID. Seamans; Surg, Enoch Col
ton.
10th n. Y. at Cascade Park, Spring
vile. n. Y, Sept. >. H. Il. Stambach,
Secretary, Ala Niagara street, Buffalo,
y. Y.
153th n. Y. at Gloversvile, n. Z.
Sept. 10. VIM. NJ. Harris, Secretary. 127
Washington street, Gloyersville, n. Y.
154tlI n. Y. and Cos. III and l. 37th Y.
Y, at Cattaraugus, n. Y, Sept. %. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Col. f. A.
Nash, Maj. w. S. Cameron, Rev. NJ. w.
Darling, Rev. G. G. Eggloston. J. o. Spen-
Ger and others. +. r. Aldrich, President,
Eliicottville. y. Y.
157th n. Y. at Homer. ~ Y, Sept. 10.
Geo. l.. Warren, Secretary, Cortland,
\. Y.
The Goth Annual Reunion Of the 18th
Ohio and Kanawha Division will be held
at Fayetteville, w. Va, Sept. 90. This is
an opportunity no one should miss to view
the scenes so prominent in their lives in
1862 and 1864. The 2}d, 34th, 3Gth. 91st
and 14Gth Ohio, the 9TH and 9th w. Va, ID
w. Va. Cav, and McMullins 1st Ohio
Battery have been invited to join in this
Reunion. 1t is hoped that all OF Pap
Whites Brigade can be there Josiah Hol
brook, Corresponding Secretary, Cincin-
natl, o.
The silver or 25th Annual Reunion Of
the 10th Ohio was held at Delaware, O.,
Aug. lG, with II good attendance. Com
rade f.. r.. Mutt presided. Secretary J.. g.
Hunt reported the deaths of A. X. Run
yam, Co. A; J. \. Vance. Co. D.; Abram
Frazier, Co. +; Samuel X. Stevenson, Al
len Abrogast and John c. Stipp, Co. F.;
David Lampson, Go. G.; Levi Williams
and Rev. ID. Ii. tinchart, Co X. Fred
e!icktown was selected rs place of holding
next Reunion, and the date fixed as Aug.
IL, lJOl. Some controversy having again
arisen regarding the locality OF placing the
tablet where the 10th Ohio fought mt Shi-
l"h, members of the regiment who can
give any accurate description were re-
qucsted to write 10 C0mrade J. >. Laugh.
lin, member of the Shiloh Park Commits.
sion, Mt Sidney, o. Officers for the year
are: Pres, T.. Il. Mutt: V. p, Levi Cas-
sil; See, l.. g. Hunt, Mt. Vernon; Asst
Sec, l.. +. Rigby.
18th Ohio, at Minerva Park, near Co.
tuU1l,uS Snnt ~: