The National tribune., 1907-11-07

/ Y write to-day.
There was an address by Col. Oscar u,
Jackson, President of the Association,
who was in command of the regiment
when it was mustered out The Marietta
Juvenile Drum Corps, in charge of Mai.
| T. III. Sugden. an old drummer of the
SD, attended all meetings, and added
much 20 the success of the Reunion,
The following officers were elected: Col.
| Oscar l.. Jackson, New Castle Pa,
President; capt. G. B. Bartlett. Record,
ing Secretary; r. G. Mason, Relief, o.,
! Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer
Dan Wilson and George McVeigh. Vice
Presidents. Next Reunion will be held
at Stockport, Morgan County, o.. Oct
Z and s, 1908.
| Reunion of the eth Pm. Cav.
The 7th Pa. Cav held its Reunion at
| BellefoEte, Pa, Oct. 21-22, with about
100 veterans present, with their wives
and children. The officers elected We're:
President u. n. Yerbeck, Co. c. Troy,
Pa; Vice President. John c. Sornberg-
| er, Co. j., Williamsport; II. H. Snyder,
Co. l., Port Royal, Pa; Charles Bricker.
Co. f. Elmira, n. Y; Israel Sanders.
| Co. ID, Williamsport: G.. w. DiInock Co.
| b, Williamsport; Oliver HiIfiger Co.
| b, Mainesburg, Pa; Secretary and
Treasurer. f. R. Hutchinson, Pittsburg:
Assistant Secretary, s. G. Barnes Spring
Dale, Pa.
Reunion Of Indianfnns.
The sth and 18th Ind. and 1st Ind.
Battery, which were brigaded together,
held their Reunion at Wabash. Ind,
Oct. s. - e G.. Burkett is President OF
the Association and c. c. Smith Secre-
tary. The brigade has IS engagements
officially credited to it, from Rich Noun
tain, Va, to the Department OF the Gulf
and back to the Shenandoah Valley.
Reunion of the 14sth n. Y.
The 146th N. Y. held its 45th Annual
Reunion at Utica, n. Y, Oct. 10. 65
filed by their families and other
friends The w. r. C. served grand
dinner; the business sessions We're brisk
harmonious and entertaining. The
necrolOgist reported four deaths since
the preceding Reunion. The campfire
was long and exceedingly entertaining
The officers chosen for the next term
are: President, ]. B. Cushman. Vernon:
Vice Presidents. NJ. Doughtery and w.
c. Snyder, of Utica; VIM. C. Colwell. OF
New Hartford, and L. F. Empey: Sec
retary, c. L. King. of Oriskany Falls;
Treasurer James o. Edmonds. Utica;
Necroiogist, f. Dixon, New Hartford:
Surgeon, George Durant. New Hartford;
Chaplain, Fred Guiilaume, Utica.
Fayette County, Pa, Veterans.
The veterans of Fayette County. Pa,
held their seventh Annual Reunion at
Uniontown. Oct. 10. The Association
has membership of about 700, of
whom about 500 We're present. They
were entertained by the citizens of the
town, which Burgess R. D. Warman
assured the visitors belonged to them
that day. There were several excellent
addresses. The roll of mourning for
the year carried % names. The follow
ing officers were elected: President. w.
T. Kennedy; Treasurer, A. |. Ellis: Sec
retary, J. o. Miller.
Reunion OF the 9th Mich.
The 39th Annual Reunion of the 9th
Mich. was held in Detroit, Sept. Is and
10. with an attendance of II. Gen. II.
NJ. Duffield presided. After the busi-
ness hour on the 18th the General in
vited all present to a reception at his
home. On arrival there he gave the
house to the boys, and they accepted
the gift. The hour was late when the
gift was returned to the care of its pre-
vious custodians, and we bade good
night to the General. At the session
on the 18th a biography of our dear old
VIM. NJ. Duffeld, and resoiu-
tons in his memory were read and ap-
proved. A banquet was served on the
steamer Pleasure, while going up the
Detroit River to old Fort Wayne. where
the regiment was organized. The next
Reunion of the Association will be at
Reunion of the eth N. Y. II. A.
p The 9TH n. Y. H. A. held its Biennial
Reunion at Albany, N. Y, Oct. "a. and
hereafter will hold it's Reunions annual
y. The regiment was made up at AL
bany and of splendid material from
that neighborhood. The officers elected
are: President, Morton Havens. Albany;
First Vice President. Lewis H. Smith.
Albany; Seconu Vice President, J. E.
Troy; Secretary. David
raswell. Albany, Treasurer, Alfred B.
HueSted.
The 5th n. Y. CDuryee Zouaves).
The veteran association of the 5th Y.
Y. (Duryee Zouaves) has issued fine
little book giving an account of the pro-
at the dedication of the monu-
nent erected by the State of New York
On the battlefield of the second Bull
Run in commemoration of the heroic
conduct of the regiment on that field.
The book is well printed and bound.
md finely Illustrated with pictures OF
he monument and the iron gate. and
.ontains much valuable historical mat
er 1t will be sent to any address upon
he receipt of 81. by James b. Fisky.
As W. 10th St, New York City. n. Y.
Monuments mt Winchester.
F. j. Lewis Winchester, Va. replying
O Maiden Valentine in regard to PeIen-