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Reunion Of Co. L, llth VT.

The Veteran Association Of Co. 1 Ust
A A. 18th VI Ia, held ai its annual Reunion
Is The following comrades answered to
the ~ rollrcail; Martin Abbott, Glover, Vt;
Hdw BnrBap NnS cas VI W
Dodge, Hardwiek. Vt: Ed. i. FOSTER. 1ss
Concord, Mass; Oscar w Gurnsey.
G9;1re;e5nsboro, Vt; Martin GoodnS, south
dom, Vt; Clement G. Moody, Moscow
Vt; Frank E. Marsh, East Calais, Vt;
D. w. G. Ormsbee, North Calais. VT;
Hiram irana L. Russell Cabot, Vt; Alva M
Thres6er, Gouldsville, Vt: Wallace v:
Thomas. Leominster;. Mass; David H.
Worcester, VT; VIM. cc Sna t. whee aen
South Woodbury., VT; Ira A. Washburn,
Montpelier, VT. Total number present,
At the business meeting the old Board
of officers was reelected. as follows: Ed.
L. Foster. President: Edwin Burnham,
Chaplain. Charles II. Burnap Londus W.
Haskell, Alva M. Teachout. Hy. H. Nc
Loud, Executive Committee.
The business meeting was followed by
"a bounteous dinner served to the COM
rades and their guests in the dining
lief Corps, and was greatly enjoyed.
Repairing thence to the hall, most
rendered consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music and patriotic speeches and
recitations, the entertainment rounding
up in perfect glow OF patriotic inspira-
ton.
The attendance was large. and among
the guests from a distance were: Gen.
]. III. Lucia, Past Department Command
er, and Col. A. c. Brown. of the present
Department Staff Altogether the meet
ing was pronounced to be the most in
teresting, enthusiastic and entertaining
the company has ever held.
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Fayette County, Pa, Veteran AssOcia-

The Annual Reunion of the Fayette
County, Pa. Veteran Association will
meet at the Court House, Uniontown
good speeches, a short parade, a good
dinner are the things promised to the
veterans and their families, and a Camp
fire in the evening
Over 500 are enrolled, representing 13E
different organizations which took part
come.-A. ID. Frankenberry, Point Mar
ion, Pa.
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the comfortable dressing-sack! The
sack portrayed meets all requirements
comfort, beauty, simplicity-and can be
made of French flannel. challis, pongee
or the thinner material like lawn or
organdy. There is a choice of two
sleeves, a long bishop with cuff, suited
to the heavier material, and the three
quarter sleeve with frill a little more
adapted to the thinner fabrics. The
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UP the pattern is 4 " yards SO inches
wide.
Pattern No. 2714 is cut in sizes
from 80 to AZ inches bust.
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The 9TH N. Y. HI. A.

The 9th Annual Reunion and dinner
of the Regimental Association of the 5th
Art, New York State Veteran Volun-
teers, generally known as the Dandy
Fifth" will be held at the st. Denis
Hotel New York City, Thursday af-
ternoon and evening, Oct. 10, 1905. All
ex-members of the regiment and their
friends are cordially invited to be pres
emit. The Association is supported en-
tirely by contributions. Information may
be obtained by addressing Capt. Joseph
III. Barker, Secretary and Treasurer, 81
Fulton ST., New York City
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Reunion of the Sth Iowa.

The 18th Reunion of the 9Th Iowa will
be held at Knoxville, Iowa, Oct. 1913, in
conjunction with the Marion County
Veterans Association. One and one
third railroad rates will be secured IL
100 attend. Comrades should ask rail-
road agents for certificate when purchas-
ing tickets.-Capt. c. S. Wells, President;
r. L. Turner. Secretary, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Squirrel Hunterv.

A. J. Jewell, Oskaloosa, Iowa, writes:
"On account Of lack OF interest in many
Of the States. there will be no general
Reunion Of Squirrel Hunters In Cincin-
natl as planned. The Iowa Squirrel
Hunters, however, say that they will
continue to hold their little annual pic
Mo as long as any OF them are alive"
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Reunion of the 63d Ohio.

The 21st Annual Reunion of the 63d
Ohio will be held at Germantown, Ohio,
Oct and S. this being the 43d ami
where the 63d Ohio, with other gallant
regiments, stood In the vortex Of death
until Gen. Prices veteran army had ex-
hausted itself in repeated charges upon
the phalanx OF steel, and his broken
column driven In humiliation from the
field. Comrades, let every member with
his family, be prompt in obeying this
call as he was to obey the call on the
bloody slopes Of RObfnett in 1S62.-R. s..
Mason, Secretary, Relief, Ohio.
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A Smart Little Coat.

No. 2943.-Serge and broadcloth
coats are much worn by the women of
fashion as also by the little people and
the one shown here is easy of construc-
ton and decidedly new Three inverted
box pleats. stitches in slot-seam effect,
give fullness to back and front. The
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Reunion Of the 7ad Ind.

The Reunion of the 72d Ind and Wild
er's Brigade OF Rough Riders will be held
at FRANKFORT, Ind, Oct. IL and Is. Gen.
]. T. Wilder has promised to be present.
The Association also expects Gen. Joseph
Wheeler and Col: Fort, ex-Confederates.
The Campfire will be held the night of
Oct. IL. DR.. w. p. Youkey. Presidents
Richard G. Clark, Secretary; Col. C.
Thomson, Treasurer.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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Reunion of the nth Ohio.

The 33d Annual Reunion of the 18th
Ohio will be held I'm Marietta. Ohio, Oct
and 6, at the time OF the Washington
County Veterans Reunion, and will meet
in the Assembly Room Of the Court
House. Capt. L. J. Cutter. of Marietta, o..
ia the Secretary
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No. 2742.-A garment that will shield
from wind and showers, that will serve
as dust or travelling coat and which
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The Annual Reunion OF the Veteran
held at Poughkeepsie. N. Y, Wednesday
evening. Oct. IL. Meeting hour at IL
o'clock a. m, at Smith Brothers Hail.
VIM. f. Quincy. President Geo. H. Will
liamS Secretary.
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q. 8. veteran signal Corp. A..oc,at,o..

Editor National Tribune: The 30th
Annual Reunion of the u. S. Veteran
Signal Corps Association occurred dur
ing the National Encampment. GAR.
at Denver. Colo. Sept. 4, s and 6, 1905.
The Reunion was held in Judge Car
penter's courtroom, in the Court House.
Col. e. H. Haskell. of Boston, Mass.
the President, was absent. and w. X.
Burchinal, OF Denver. Colo. presided
and Jas. H. Kelly. of Albany. n. T..
was the Secretary.
Many hundreds of photographs OF
ing the civil war are owned by the AS
ISOLATION and were exhibited, and are
at all Reunions a source of great in
terest to all who attend them.
The Treasurer's report showed the
finances of the Corps to be in a salts
factory condition.
The report of the Secretary showed
that during the last year the death OF
50 members had been reported.
The following were elected officers
for the coming year:
President, w. K. Burchinal, Denver
Colo; First Vice President, to be ap-
pointed by the President; Second Vice
President, E. T. CoweIl Boston, Mass.
Third Vice President, c. s. Bolton, Cam
eron, Mo; Secretary and Treasurer, c.
d. w. Marcy, 155 Franklin ST, Boston
Mass; Historian, j. Willard Brown
East Boston, Mass: Chaplain. w. H
McCreary. Loveland, Colo; Quarter
master, to be appointed by the Presi-
dent.
AT the roll call of the As members
who registered many stories of great
interest We're related. There were
meetings of comrades who had touched
elbows in the days Of the SOS and not
seen each other for Al and more years
Throughout this was a notable Reunion
full of harmony and intense Interest,"
A. d. Frankenberg. Recording Secre-
tary.
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Reunion of the Isth Iowa.

The 18th Annual Reunion Of the 18th
Iowa will be held at Muscatine, Iowa.
Oct II. Is and 19.-E. p. Day, Secretary,
Muscatine. Iowa.
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boon to the woman of moderate means,
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Pattern No. 2742 is in Z sizes from
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A Dainty and Becoming Dressing-Snck.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

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given special attention to the attractive
appareling of the lads and lasses. The
box-plaited dress shown here is in one
piece, made of green and brown
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leather belt. white linen collar and
brown Buster Brown tie. For a me-
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are required.
Pattern No. 1858. sizes from to
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Reunion Of the 143d N. Y.

The Annual Reunion of the 143d N Y.
will be held at Livingston Manor N Y,
Oct. 10.-M. N. Dodge, Secretary, Rock
land, N. Y. sg
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Classified Advertisements,
REUNIONS.

A NNUAL REUNION OF I56TH REGIs
"A ment N. Y. 8. v.-Comrades: Tho
annual Reunion OF the 15sth Regiment
Paltz. Ulster CO., n. Y, Thursday. Oct
~. 1895. business meeting. election Of
held at 10 a. m. at EItinge Post Heads
quarters. Dinner for soldiers at Ii
o'clock, noon. in the Village Hail. Camps
fire at p. m. Comrades of different CONS
panies are requested to bring a list Of
those who have died since our last Re-
union. By order of John b. Oakley, Press
Ident: James A. Secor. Secretary and
Treasurer, Port Even, n. Y.
S7 TIL PA.-The 57th Regiment Pa,
- Vet. Vols. will hold it's Annual
Reunion at Sharpsville. Mercer Co, Pa.
on Thursday. Oct. 19 next.-Georg(
Byerly. Secretary. Sharpsville. Pa.
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Omcers' AssOciatiOn Of the 15Oth n. 7.

Omcers' Associntion OF the 10th n 4
The Annual Reunion OF the Officers
Association Of the 150th n. Y. will be
held at the Nelson House, Poughkeepsie
N. Y, Wednesday evening, Oct. II. Sam
uel II. Paulding, President; Geo. II. Will
liams Secretary.
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changes, and for this reason we have
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Batteries F md G, LIST Art, p. n. v. c.
The Survivors Association of 1st Pa.
Art, Batteries f and G, has issued neat
little circular containing proceedings of
the 10th Reunion, held at Berwick. Co
lumbia Co. Pa, Sept. 8. The Secretary
OF the Association is Luther Seiders,
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