The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-13
CALIFORNIA;

w. T. Kiitrcdge, Los Angeles: Stanton Post No.
S. of this place. has nearly 81 members and is still
recruiting at lively rate and steps being taken
10 organize Womans Relief Corps.
CONNECTICUT
"E E. r." Post No. 20 held a Campfire and
bean-bake on the oath ult, in which Winter Post
of Stafford; Burpee Post, Of Rock ville and the
Post in Williman,ic participated. The affair was
q very enjoyable one.
John Waner Huntsville: We have q GAR Post
here which is in fine working order and mastering
recruits at nearly every meeting.
KANSAS
IL. Koepsel, Yates Centre: The Campfire re-
Gently held by Post No. 1855 was an occasion of
much enjoyment to the participants.
KENTUCKY.-
Jas. A. Garfield Post No. 2 Covineton gave
Past Commander Daniel Ashworth a farewell
Campfire on Nov: 2, which will be remembered by
ali present AZ a memorable occasion A number Of
prominent Grand Army comrades were present
Regrets at not being present were read from Gen.
Konntz Toledo; Chap Earnshaw of Soldiers
Home, Dayton, o. Gen. Kelly Louisville and n
number of others The good will that Comrade Ash
worth takes with him 10 his home is bound
less. Speeches were made by Past Commanders
Beyland and Ashworth.
MARYLAND
Robert J. Henry, Rcisterstown: Although 20
years have passed, and msny of our brave boys who
wore the blue are resting ia their silent tombs af
ter having borne the trials of the battle for their
country, there still remains few in this little ham
let who have never forgotten the love for their
comrades, and after little effort the part of
few Of us, we finally succeeded in getting together
sufficient number 10 muster Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Last Saturday evening
Oct. y. meeting of the comrades called, to
meet for muster. The occasion of the
greatest pleasure and enjoyment for us all. The
Department Commander, Comrade Frank NJ.
Smith, with his staff, consisting of Comrades John
w Worth Charles A. Rotan, John f. Sweet, Thos
Sherwood, George w. Johnson. C. NJ. Smith. of Du-
shane Post, No 3. Baltimore, and Comrade John
w. Dunn, of Dennison Post, No. g. visited Post
for muster. Alter partaking Of an elegant supper
rendered our visiting comrades by Of our Post
comrades VIM. ID. Yinging we met for muster
The Post was started with Is comrades, and named
Gosnei No. 49, The following officers were elected
and duly installed, viz: Commander, John A.
Neal $. V. c., DIR. Robert j. Henry; j. ". c., John
J. Williams; O. NJ, s. b. Yingiing; Surg Dr. j.
Mex. Kemp; Chap, VIM. ID. Yingling; Adj't.
Thos Logue; o. D., VIM. D. Burns; o. g., Wm.
Chinoworth; 8. NJ, w. Frank Dean; @. NJ s..
VIM. ID. Barnes; Inside Guard, - Chilquot;
Outside Guard. David Wagner. The Prospects Of
Gosneil Post are very bright and we hope soon to
spared 10 bring together all the honoraby- dis
charged soldiers within reach and the love
still ciinging in our hearts for those comrades who
saved our Nation will inspire with renewed
zeal in maintaining association with the Grand
Army of the Republic
MASSACHUSETTS,
A. X. Proper, Lowell: The comrades Of jane
Garfield Post, No. no. will have a hall of their
own TO meet In. The Post is ia a fiourisbing
diuon.--Joel S. stephens, Orange: Resolutions
of regret the death of Comrade Daniel J. Gil
more have been adopted by Gen. Sedgwick Post
No. IL. Comrade Gilmore enlisted In Co. +, SD
Mass.
MISSOURI
H. L. Dean. Jamesport: have the pleasure to
No no. with the following roster Of officers Com
mander, Jacob Rencstick 8. " c. Henry Rum
meis; J. v. c.. Jacob Rummels; Adj't. A. Y. RUM