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Is am imnortant point. and Col. Anderson Is the

is an important point, and Col. Anderson is the
right man to introduce the good work there.
Mrs. A. G.. Bennett, San Jose, Cal: send
you the following list of the officers of John A.
Dix Relief Corps, No. 4: Pres, Mrs. Cornelia
Russell; S. V.-P., Mrs Calista Taber; J. V.-P,
Mrs. Elizabeth Robson; Sec. Mrs Allie c. Bow
man; Treas, Mrs. Emma Mcclellan; Chap,
Mrs. Marion Walcott; Con-, Mrs. Nellie p. An
derson; G., Mrs. M. e. Barker; Asst Treas
Mrs. s. NJ. Steele; Cor. Sec, Mrs. A. G. Bennett
Mrs. III. N. Peterson, Scio, N. Y, sends us
list of the officers of Relief Corps No. 80, re-
Gently organized there, with 21 charter mem
bers: Pres, Mrs. Harriet n. Peterson; s. V.-P
Mrs Maria Koff ]. y.-P., Mrs. Elizabeth Fos-
ter; Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth Middaugh; Treas,
Mrs Harriet Jones; Chap, Mrs Nellie Bissel;
Con-, Mrs. Annie Maybee; g., Mrs Ina Fowler
s. s. Mathers, London. o.: On the 9TH inst.
the President Of the Woman's Relief Corps of
Springfield installed the following officers of
the new Corps at London: Pres, Mrs. Robert
Morse; s. V.-P. Mrs. L. III. Miller: j. V.-P
Miss Laura Kenny; Treas, Mrs G. W. Viii
son; Sec, Miss Mary Beach; Con-, Mrs. Wyatt
Mimshall; Chap, Mrs. Albert Phifer; G., Miss
Mariah Skeels.
as c. b." Oakland, Cal: Appomattox, w.
r. c., No. 5, auxiliary TO Appomattox Post, No.
so, wes instituted here June IL, by Inspector
Gen. L. III. Allen. Officers: Pres, Mrs Mary
Z. Parritt; s. V.-P., Mrs. Margaret l., Little
II
Sarah G. Bosland; Treas, Mrs. Jennie 2. Webb;
Chap, Mrs. Nellie p. Wyand; Con-, Mrs
Sarah G. Farwell; g., Mrs Harrietta III. David
son. We have charter membership Of 81, and
we are now in fair working order.
MRS. FULLER IN ILLINOIS.
Mrs Sarah Z. Fuller, National Senior Vice
President has returned to Boston after pleas
ant and, to the Relief Corps, highly profitable
visit in Illinois. In Chicago she was the guest
of Mrs. Roby, President of Abraham Lincoln
Relief Corps, No. 9, meeting with the Corps
and giving them personal instructions. With
Mrs. Roby, Mrs. Fuller visited Department
Headquarters at Rockford, where they were
welcomed by Mrs. Julia G. Sine President,
and the Department Secretary, Mrs Kyle. In
the evening a reception was given at GA. r.
hall, which was beautifully decorated and a
fine collation. served. Commander Lawler
welcomed the visitors on behalf of the comrades
of the GAR, vino entered in body and were
officially received with the Corps standing.
At Aurora H., Mrs. Fuller visited Dr. and
Mrs L. NJ. BoyntOn, Mrs. Boynton being the
former Department Chaplain Of Massachusetts,
during their residence there. A new Corps has
been formed at Aurora, of which Mrs. Harold is
the efficient President. The Post Joined with
the Corps in a royal welcome. They occupy q
fine hall and have a relief fund of $1,000; but
they expect much of their Corps In social way.
CnIcdgo mas nine TOotS Oh the OAh, ana IL
Is believed Lincoln Corps. with Mrs. Roby at
the head will do much to disseminate knowl-
edge of the work. At reception rendered
Mrs. Fuller by Mrs. Roby, Gen. Burst, Past In
spector-General was among the comrades of
Illinois present, and has pledged himself to
work for the Order. Other prominent COM
rades present, and interested in woman's work,
were Comrade ]. s. Bennett A. A. g., Depart
ment of Illinois; Col. Wiley s. Scribner, Presi-
dent of the Veteran Union League; Col. z. F.
Wilson, Comrade Vaughan, Commander Abe
Lincoln Post, and many others Mrs. Fuller
was the recipient of many attentions from the
| comrades, and is to be honored with portrait
in the Centennial Album of the Chicago His
toric Society. The Department of Illinois, w.
z. c., is to be congratulated upon the visit of
Mrs Fuller, resulting as it must, in great good
to the Order, through counsel and Instructions
given,