Ninth Annual Re-Union,
OF THE
Loomis Battery Association,
AT
Coldwater, Mich., 
Wednesday, May 21st,1884.
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OFFICERS—1884.
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JAS. T. BEADLE, PRESIDENT, 162 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT, MICH.
GEO. T. JACK, 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT , DETROIT, MICH.
JAS. c. VORHEES, 2D VICE-PRESIDENT , ROCHESTER, MICH.
H. CLAY HARTWELL, SEC'Y AND TREAS. 38 MIAMI AVE. DETROIT, MICH.
JAS. T . BEADLE, ORATOR, DETROIT, MICH.
H. CLAY HARTWELL, HISTORIAN, DETROIT, MICH.
THOS. J. HARRIS, CAPTAIN, ADRIAN , MICH.
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COMMITEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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LIEUT. R. G. Chandler.    J. G. PARKHURST.
A. G. HANNA.     DON P. CUSHMAN.
C. A. LEE.


Detroit, Mich., April 30th, 1884.
Dear Comrade:
It was voted at our last annual gathering, to permanently
fix the time for holding our Reunions, and by unanimous con-
sent, the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN MAY was selected. Therefore,
it is with pleasure we issue this circular asking YOUR ATTENDANCE
at our NINTH ANNUAL REUNION, to be held in the City of
Coldwater, at St. James Hotel, Comrade Don. P. Cushman, pro-
prietor, on May 21st, 1884.
To those who have attended our former gatherings, we
say, remember the pleasant reunions of the past; are they not
an inducement to come again?
To those who have to meet with us for the first time, we
have a word; had we the power, we would COMPEL YOUR ATTEND-
ANCE. We know the loss has been mutual. MAY we not have
the pleasure of meeting you this year?
Our years are passing fast, and every reunion missed, is
an opportunity lost. Our brotherly love should be the incentive;
our friendships formed in camp and on battle-field, amid dangers 
and privations should be the lode-stone to bring us together at
least once a year.
May we not count on your presence this year? We guar-
antee, on the word of our Committee of Arrangements, who have
never failed to fulfill more than promised, to give you one of
the happiest days in a life-time.
Begin to-day, to plan to lay aside business, COME TO COLD-
WATER on MAY 21ST., and meet the old boys; we had together
about FORTY, LAST MAY. Make a BIG THING of this reunion.
Send the President or Secretary a CARD signifying your inten-
tion of answering to your name at ROLL CALL.
JAS. T. BEADLE, President.
162 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
H. CLAY HARTWELL, Sec'y.
38 Miami Avenue, Detroit.

Programme.
Roll Call,    .     .     .     .     .    830 10.00  A.  M.
Business Meeting, .     .     .   830 10.00   “
Dinner,          .     .     .     .   1  .     12.00 M.
Parade,      .     .     .     .     945  -    2.00  P.  M.   
Visiting,      .     .     .     .     .     .     4.00   “
Election,    .     .     .     .     .     .     . 5.00   “
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The Committee of Arrangements will provide a programme
for the evening. ___  __
Headquarters at St. James Hotel. Business Meeting in
Council Chamber.

Loomis Battery Association,
1884.