The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-07-03
WASHINGTON G., THURSDAY

Camp g John Randolph Hail." Blodgctt's Land
ing, July 3, 4, and 5.
NEW JERSEY
Comrade Dilts, Reaville: Post as, has a men,
bership of SO and is in cxcellentworking order.
NEW YORK.
"Comrade," N. Y. city: Alexander Hamil-
ton Post held delightful Campfire June 49,.
REGULATIONS were given by A. A. Gen. Squires,
Commander Colvin, Commander Gaddis, and
others.
OHIO
Joseph n Carter, Nat. Mil. Home: The ora
tor on Decoration Day was - A. E. Parrot,
not Col. j. III. Carter, a; stated in The TRIB-
UNE of the 18th ult.-J. Z. Stafford, Gallipo-
lis: Blessing Post has adopted resolutions urging
Congress to repeal all laws or parts of laws, or
regulations of the Pension Office, which I'M
justly demand of applicants for pensions, proof
of physical soundness at the date of enlist
ment.-" c. Ill. j., Waynesburg: Some time
since we sent to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE for
a blank application, and soon had 26 names en-
rolled for muster as a Post of the Grand Army.
On Saturday evening, June IA, Capt. Myers, of
Canton, G. NJ. o., with a squad of comrades, ap-
peared and put us through" and now we
feel just as proud as boy i'll his first trousers.
Twenty-one veterans responded to the roll-call
of Sandy Valley Post, No. 433. Officers: Com
mander, Richard Metz; S. V. c., c. Ell. Jones !;
j. V. c., III. c. Elson; o. d., j. w. McCollom !;
O. G., w. A. Rhodes; Chap, T. r. Yarger: @.
NJ, j. II. Ross. Stated meetings are to be held
on the second and fourth Saturdays of each
month. Several members of the Post at Mi
nerya were on hand to assist. NJ. Wells
Post, No. 451, was organized at Columbus May
49, with large charter membership. Officers:
Commander, Edward Anderson; S. Y. Co. E. G..
Beace; j. Y. c., n. 3. Abbott; 0. D., r. S.
Brock; O. G., David Lakin; @. NJ, III. P. Judd /;
Chap, A. 6. Byers; Surg, L. T. Guerin.-T.
B. Yarbaugh, New Baltimore; Sill Post deco
rated the soldiers graves on Memorial Day.
Addresses were made by Revs Young and
Echols, and Comrade H. c. De Rhodes.-Carl
Bancroft, Columbus: | mustered Joshua NJ.
Wells Post No. 451, with 100 charter members
at this place on June 10 Officers: Commander,
Edward Anderson: S. Y. c., Edwin G. Beach
j. V. c., n. B. Abbott; Adj't, Chas. H. Parsons ;
O. NJ, NJ. p. Judd; Surg, j.. L. Sherin Chap,
A. G. Byers; O. D., r. S. Brock 0. G., David
Laken; S. NJ, A. Markham Q. NJ. s., VIM.
Mcdonald. This Post will grow rapidly and
do good work.
OREGON
Chas Ivens, Ashland, Greg: Memorial Day
services were held this year by Burnside Post
tho first time the day has been observed in
southern Oregon.
PENNSYLVANIA
Miss L. IL. Narrlck, Ohloyllle, Pa: The Me-
mortal Day services were held under the an-
spices Of T. j. Hamilton Post An eloquent
address was delivered by Maj Everhart.
&c. c.. Wilson Post was mustered at Alex
andria with 20 charter members Officers
Commander, w. S. Warner; S. V. c., J. Il. Lef-
fard J. V c., Enoeh Leffard; O. D., A. NJ. G.
Jones; O. G., VIM. Mcmahon; Surg. Henry
Nolder; Chap, VIM. Harshbarger; @. ~, G.
Altman; Adjit, J. R. Knode; S. NJ, S. B. Pc
tiers; q. III. s., Stephen Itinger; Council of Adj
ministration. David Wilson, D. *. Taylor and
Jno Funk.
VERMONT
LII. Tilley, st. George, Vt. Resolutions of
regret at the death of Comrade II. J. Ray have
been adopted by Cummings Post, OF which he
was member.