The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-12-13
Samuel H. Williams George F. Harris, Amos
Mullen, and ID. III. Glenn

At regular stated meeting of w. ). New
hall Post, No. Z, held on the 4th inst, the fol-
lowing named comrades were elected officers to
servo for the ensuing year: Commander, VIM.
G. Slote; S. V. G., Michael Bremen: j. V. C.,
Joseph Bergman; Chaplain, Edgar WEIGH; @.
NJ, Frank E. Snow; Surgeon I'll. III. Bennett;
o. D.. David George; o. G., Matthew Hirst;
Representatives to Department Encampment.
VIM. Neveling, Andrew Hague, Jacob s. Lef-
ferts, g. j. Maguigan, VIM. III. Siuer, Edgar
WEIGH. and VIM Magill; tAlternates, e. j. Ma
guigan, G. F. Gramlich, John G. Northardt,
Daniel d. Snowden, VIM. Simons, l.. Rossiter,
and James Mcclellan.
At an election for officers held by Ross Post,
No. OF, of Philadelphia, on the 3D. inst. the fol-
lowing were elected for the ensuing year:
Commander, Thomas b. Ostrander; S. v. c.,
Thomas Kelly; j. " c., Frederick Y Cotton :
@. NJ; Joseph w Garrett; Surgeon. Charles IL.
Gardner, Ne. D.; Chaplain Edward W. Street;
o. D., Alfred 0. Kurtz; O. g., William Harry
Hillbourn; Delegates to State Encalnpment, w
B. Rose, Jas. C. Sunderland. David S. Knapp
Harry Cole, James p Holt, William Penn
Pontzler, George K. Mecke, Washington L..
Hirst B. T. Woodhouse, Joseph w. Garrett, FL.
T. Stebbins, Thomas Kelly, and VIM. NJ Low.
Comrade Elliott, Of Carlisle, Pa, writes us
that at meeting of Captain Colweil Post. No.
POI, on December 9th, the following officers
y
Commander, Joseph G. Vale; S. Y. G., Samuel
Elliott; J. V. c., j. c. Brindle; Surg, w. I'll.
Langsdorf, NJ. D.; Chap J. B. Lands; O. D.,
r. p. Henderson; 0. e., w. L. Karns; @. NJ,
D. A. Sawyer; Janitor, J. C. Rely Delegates
to Department Encampment, S. /. Irvine, j. b.
Haverstick. Alternates, D. III. Bailey, j. L..
Meloy.
Post No. 46, of Philadelphia, has elected the
following officers to serve during the ensuing
year: Commander, Edward N. Pepper; S. v.
G., Thomas II. Maginnis; J. Y. c., John L.
Doyle; O. NJ, Clemson Robinson; Chaplain,
Paul Loane; Surgeon, George w. Howard; @.
d., C. G. Girard: O. g., w. E. Milligan; Coun-
Gil of Administration, James Rhodes; Dele
gates, 3. l.. Myers, E. Mischaw, E. Thompson,
w Mcnamara, and John Snyder; Alternates,
G. Robinson, A. Schaefer John Burger, George
Howard, and Paul Hart.
Post No. SO, Of Lewisburg, Pa. will give a
concert in Music Hail. at that place, on We'd
nesday evening, the 18th inst. The entertain
ment viii be given by the Emerson concert
company and Walter Pelham, who will render
the famous war songs and bugle calls OF day
III camp in 1852. The Post will also have q
public installation OF officers in Music Hall on
their first meeting night in January, after
which banquet viii be given.
Ameetirg Of the Survivors Association of the
held at No. 1902 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
on the 9th inst, when final arrangements were
made for their Reunion, which occurs on the
18th inst. Several prominent officers of the
late war viii be present. The occasion is the
first anniversary observance by the association
of the battle Of Fredericksburg, the regiments
first battle.
At a meeting of General Sam. Zook Post, No
II, of Norrstown, Pa, held on the Sd inst, the
following officers were elected: Commander
VIM. j. Wells; S. V. G., Hiram Hansell j. v
c., VIM. A. Raddach; Chaplain, Chas Fore
man; Surgeon, j. x. Weaver; Q. NJ, Henry
Fulmer; Q. D., G. w. Etans; o. G., G. w
Holmes. One hundred and sixty-one votes
We're polled
Hetty Jones Post, No u, of Manayunk, ha:
| elected the following officers Commander, III
/ A. Koch S. V. c., Edwin Lntch j. v. c.
VIM. Gabe; Delegates to the State Encamp
ment, W. C. Johnson, ID. VI. Fulmer, I. Lush
Alternates, E. Struse, +. Koch, and ]. Bigler.
| George G. Meade Post No. 1, of Philadel
| phia, has elected the, following officers: Com
mapder. John A. Stevenson S. V. c., Alexan
/ der Reed; ]. V. G., Lewis w. Moore; O. NJ.
| Horace IL. Marquet; Surgeon, Alfred Jones
| Chaplain, G. Harry Davis.
ComFade VIM Simmons, Philadelphia, Pa.
! writes Us that a Naval Post of the Grand Army
has been organized in that city, which vii
start out with los names on the rolls. Thu
Post will be mustered on the 18th inst.
Comrade q. L. Boyles, Of Strattonville. Pa.
writes us that Major Henry Welter Post, No
! 391. was organized on the I'd inst. with thirty
charter members.
Comrade VIM. Armstrong, member of W. Z
Curry Post. No. Is, of Philadelphia, was buried
from his residence, No. 2l20 Fairfield street, OF
the 9th inst at Mount Moriah cemetery.
In consequence of feeble health, Rev. I. New
ton Rtner has declined a nomination for re
election as Chaplain of George G. Meade Post
No. j, of Philadelphia
Comrade Augustus Kerns, member of Pos
No. 46, of Philadelphia, was buried on the 5tl
inst, at Dit. Moriah cemetery.
Ellis Post, No. 6, of Germantown, on the 6tl
inst elected seven delegates to attend the mex
| Department Eneampment.