The National tribune., 1910-10-06

member the names of but few of the
old boys He enlisted as Eugene Hollo-
way, from Springfield, Mass, and was
sometimes called Doctor"
The 4th Ohio Cav.
The 4th Ohio Cav Association held
| its Reunion in Cincinnati, o., Sept. 3.
Eighty of the old boys, with so of their
| family connections, enjoyed the expert
ence of being togetheri They, We're Civ
en- a good dinner and afterwards taken
| to the great Exposition for the after
noon and evening.
The 1f2th Ill.
The 45th Annual Reunion of the
112th Ill. was held in Kewanee, ILL.,,
Sept. 90, and was attended by scores of
veterans and their wives. The head
quarters during the day were at the
Kewanee club rooms, which were deco
rated with flags and bunting. The eX-
ercises were held in the large ball room.
Mayor Alexander Mclean gave the ad-
dress of welcome, which was responded
to by Gen. Thomas ]. Henderson, of
Princeton. Among the interesting events
of the morning were two selections by
the Fife and Drum Corps, which greatly
delighted the comrades The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: President. Gen. Thomas ]. Hen
derson; V. P, George W. Buck; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Capt. Y. +. Thomp-
son. The Reunion next year will be
held in Toulon, Ill, Sept. 20. The old
soldiers and their ladies' were given
tickets which would enti.le them to a
free dinner at the Y. NJ. c. A. In the
afternoon many letters were read from
absent comrades. and the following
deaths were reported for the last year:
Lieut.. Jesse Newman, John F. Emery.
James II. Van Winkle, Henry S. Stone,
] ~.
| Demott Capt Sylvester F. Otman, VIM.
Gillispie, Andrew T. W. Chalmers, Aus
| tin c. Hines. Peter NJ. Noodle. John l.
lShattock, Peter c. johnson, Charles B.
| Foster. James Augue, Francis ]. Lig-
gett, VIM. O. Gamble, Edward s. Per-
sons, Andrew 3. Lafferty, Edward P.
| Wright, John ID. Bennett.
The Naval Veterans.
The Flying Squadron of Naval Veter-
ans held its Annual Reunion at Atlantic
| City, N J.. during the G. A r. Encamp-
ment. Headquarters were established
at the Fredonia Hotel and there was a
good attendance. All the different
squadrons were represented and most
of the vessels in commission during the
civil war. pleasant time was spent in
! the renewal of friendships formed amid
scenes of trial and danger. After the
other business was concluded the fol-
I lowing officers were elected for the com
| ing year: Commander, John Black. S1s
Main street Cincinnati, o.; Lieutenant
Commander, H. n. Rounds, Rock
Island, ILL.,; Secretary, w. r. Zammert
Los Angeles, Cal; Fleet Paymaster, Jas
| p. Tempest, Cincinnati, o.; Chief ot
Staff, VIM. L. Palmer. Binghamton. n
! Y; Judge-Advocate, A. l.. Grow, Tomb.
stone, Ariz.; Chairman Legislation Com
mittee, L. G. Rundlett, Lowell. Mass.
The 132d Pa.
The Annual Reunion of the 1920 Reg
mental Association was held at Dan.
Iville, Pa, Sept. II, 1910. About 50
comrades answered the roll call and 10
ladies, wives and daughters of the com
rades, were present. The following
deaths were reported for the past year:
Thos.- Barrowman, a. Bittenhender
Geo. NJ. Snyder, Geo. Smithing, Conrad
! Young n. J. Spencer. A. w. Van Fleet
w. w RatcIif. p. f. Johnson. The
! Reunion next year will be held at Fac
toryvilIe, = Pa. officers were elected al
follows: President. Benjamin Gardener
Vice Presidents. Utley Turner and l.. G
Reed; Secretary Dan ]. Newman;
Treasurer, o. b. Wright; Chaplain, s
IC DeGraw.
The 18th Ill.
. The 18th Ill held it's 32d Annual Re.
. union in G. A. r. Hail. Ridge Farm, Ill.
Sept ] and 2. Forty-three comrades
! responded to roll call, and many letters
, were received from absent comrades
! The following deaths were reported
: since the last meeting: Hugh Mckinney
5 Geo. Christ. Col. r. Clark f. b. Nell, r
E r. Helm, John Wilson. The following
Z officers were elected: President AdeI
r Wiley. Charleston, Ill; V. p, /. Samp
son. Charleston. ILL.,; Treasurer, Alder
: Wiley, Charleston, ILL.,; Secretary, G.. w
Patton, Paris. Ill.
Q Smiths Gucrriiias