The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-08-27
OLD COMRADES
TO MEET AGAIN.
Conventions and Reunions
to be Held During
Grand Army En-
campment.
LIST IS PREPARED In PART
Places When Those Who Fought
Side by Side in Civil War
Come Tosether.--Head-
quarters for Auxiliary
Organizations.
LIST IS PREPARED in PART.

The following is the list as far a:
completed of the conventions and re
unions which will characterize the
thirty-fifth National Encampment O.
the Grand Army, the events for which
the committee on reunions. Colonel G.
C. Dewstoe, chairman, has had to Sc
cure halls and meeting places, being
however, exclusive of the camp-irei
and big public meetings, which will
take place in the Central Armory, the
Gray's Armory, the Chamber of Com
merce Auditorium, and the Turn Hall
on Lorain street.
The list may be doubled before Sep
tember 9. In addition to the reunion!
here given, the committee has q mum
ber Of applications for others and ap
plications are being received all the
time, but wherever either the place OF
the date is up to this time indetermi
nate the organization has been omitted
from this list, though it will appear OF
the complete list of the committee be
fore encampment week. Many of the
reunions are being privately arranged
by members of the various command.
living in Cleveland, and the facts re
ported to the committees only when al
arrangements are complete.
Woman's Relief Corps Convention
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lunch room in Board of Education as
sembly room, Rose building, September
II and Is.
Daughters of Veterans Convention
In Tippecanoe Club assembly room
Lunch room in Masonic Temple dining
room, September II and 13.
Ladies of the G. A. r. Convention
In Y. M. c. A. building, September L
and I3.
Sons of Veterans Headquarters-Il
the Case building, September 9 to IA
| inclusive.
National Association OF Naval Veter
ans Conventional the Caxton build
ing, ground floor, September II and IL
National Mexican War Veterans As
sociation-City Council chamber, SeI
tember II, Ii and IA.
National Association of War MUS
cians-No. 81 Water street, third flool
September II.
National Association of Union ez
Prisoners of War-Court room No.
September IL.
Woman's Auxiliary to ex-Prisoner
of War-Third floor of Case building
entire week.
One Hundred and Fourteenth Ne
York Volunteers-Room 212 Beckma
building, No. 204 Superior street, a
the week.
Seventh o. V. I.-Office of Juctic
E. n. Bohm, No. 81 Public Square, a
the week.
First Brigade, Second Division
Twentieth Army Corps-Tent in var
of new Court House, Seneca and Rocl
well streets, all the week.
| Third o. V. Room "a Grand A
cade, September 13.
| Twenty-ninth o. V. Case bull
ing. September u.
| Forty sixth o. V. Room "a, Grar
Arcade, 10 a. M, September II.
Ninth o. v. Battery-County Trea
urer's Office, all the week.
Mccoy Post Of Columbus. O.-Roo
100, Grand Arcade, all the week.
One Hundred and Seventy-sixth
w. I.-No. 81 Water street, third foo
September II.
Twenty-seventh Michi gan Infantl
Masonic Hall, No. 356 Ontario stree
September u.
i Twenty-third o. V. Chamber
Commerce building, September 10.
. Nineteenth o. V. Second flo
Case building, for the week.
: Ninety-sixth o. V. I.-No. 81 Wat
street, second floor, all the week.
Forty-frst o. V. 1. and Second Bl
] gade. third division Fourth Arr
Corps-No. 122 Water street, shipma.
ers' room, for the week.
Fifty-third o. v. Masonic Ha
No. 356 Ontario street, September 10,
One Hundred and Fifteenth o. ".
Western Reserve Medical Collee
st. Clair and Erie streets, Septemb
10.
Twelfth Ohio Battery, Lang's Ha
No. $40 Lorain street, September IL.
Sixtv-first O. v. /. and Eiphty-sl