The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-11-15

Eighty-eighth regiment Pennsylvania volun-
teers, was buried on Friday, November ., from
his residence, No. 1Si5South Third street, Phila-
delphia. He WAS gold heater by trade, and
died from the effects OF an overdose OF iandanun
taken to quiet his nerves.
Edwin Grebel. deceased, of Philadelphia,
father of Lieutenant tireble. who was killed at
Big Bethel in 1861, left by his will $3.50 to
Grehle Post, No. 2l9 of Philadelphia, for the
purpose of procuring a suitable banner, or to
pay any Indebtedness of the Post.
The next annual Reunion of the One Hun
dred and Thirty-fir regiment, Pennsylvania
volunteers will be held at Muncey, December
13. 1t is expected that fully three hundred
ex-soldiers will be present to take part in the
parade and bean bake"
General Samuel Zoolx Post, No II, of Norris
town, Pa held book reception on Wednesday
evening, Nov. z, and Comrade A. Wilson Nor
ris of Philadelphia, lectured on the Rank OF
the Private Soldier" AT the close General
John F. Hartranft made faE remarks.
Comrade Alexander Pitts, o survivor of An
dersonville prison, formerly of the Twenty
third regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, and
a member of Post No. 5, was buried on Sunday,
November IL, from his residence, No. 2I1u
Deshong street, in Mount Moriah cemetery.
I The committee of the Soldiers Monument
Association of Germantown Pa, is about to
send a full report of their receipts and expen-
ditures and handsome phototype OF the mon
ument to each contributor.
Comrade Henry CIoetz, q member of Anna
NJ. Ross Post, No. Sd, was buried on Sunday
November IL, from his residence, No. 1854
North Eleventh street, in Mount Vernon ceme-
terry Philadelphia.
An important business meeting of the Asso-
| sy1vania volunteers. was held ION Sunday, No
yember H. at No. 332 Brown Street, Philadel.
| phia.
| meeting of the survivors of the One Hun.
dred and Eighty-eighth regiments Pennsylya-
MIA volunteers, was held on Wednesday even
| ing, November z, at the room of Wilde Post. IN
| Chester, Pa
| Comrade J. P Brook of Post No. 50. of Lew
| isburg, Pa has been offered and accepted an
! interest in the East Lewisbafg Manufacturing
Company's Works, at that place.
A new Post was organized in WilliaHsport
| Pa, last week. 1t is named Colonel S. ID. Bar.
rows Post, No. 985. Meetings are to be held
the first and third Friday of each month.
Comrade samnel R. Davis, member of w. s
! Newhall Post, No. z, of Philadelphia, Pa, was
| buried on Sunday, November IL, from his resi-
| dence, No. 2516 Germantown avenue.
/ Comrade Harrison Bickel; OF General Zook
/ Post. No. H. of Norristown, Pa, has resigned
from the police at that place. and gone into
| business.
Comrade Samuel Atkins, of Brideport Mont
gomery county, Pa, has been reelected as cor.
oner of that county. He lost an arm during
| the war;
The members of Anna NJ. Ross Post, No. "a
| of Philadelphia, attended the fair of Post No
| IA, on Friday evening, November 0.
The fair of General Warren Post No. Is, o.
l-Manayunk, Pa, opened on Saturday evening
November 10, at Masonic Hall.
| The Post Of Milton, Pa. has arranged to give
a series of lectures and entertainments during
/ the winter.
The Camp of Sons of Veterans of Lewisburg
Pa, cleared about $l20 from their recent bear
bake"