The National tribune., 1884-04-03

Robinson Post. Republic Ohio: Comrade Jas.
b. f. Curtis commander, III. p. Niles Post,
Lathrop Mich. Comrade Fred Boltxe, late
company T, 9Th Maryland infantry, Erie, Pa
Comrade Boltze says Strong Vincent Post
numbers 800 active members, and that the
ladies, who have formed temporary organiza-
ton, are first-class workers giving promise of
a splendid organization when fully formed.
Mrs c. Mason Kinne, San Francisco, Cal.
writes rs that the Ladies' Auxiliary Corps of
Lincoln Post reorganized on the 21st ult. under
national charter as Lincoln Relief Corps, No.3,
with fifty three charter members, the following
officers being installed by Comrade C. Mason
Kinne, Past Department Commander: Presi-
dent, Mrs. G. Mason Kinne; senior vice-presi-
dent, Mrs +. s Bowley junior vice president,
Mrs. J. J. Holtslsuder; secretary, Miss Hattie
j.. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. A. h. Calhoun;
chaplain, Mrs. Mary p Stevens; conductor,
Mrs. f. ID. Sweetser; guard, Mrs. NJ. A. Lee.
Mrs General Custer, wife of the famous cav
airy commander, has become member of
Fairbanks Relief Corps. Detroit. The dele
gates to Lansing, Mich, April 2. to form
State Department are. besides the president,
Emma s. Hampton, Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Curtis
(seeretaryl, and Mrs Renton; aIternates 3irs.
Griswold, Mrs. Hanes and Mrs. Blaine.
Arthur L. Brooks Corps, Hamilton, n Y.
formed under the Maine plan-membership
limited TO soldiers wives, mothers. sisters and
daughters-in May last. But wishing to be-
long to the National Order, and desiring the
help of all loyal women, they reorganized last
fall and are doing noble work. The Post IN
handsome circular outlines the inestimaole
advantages of well-organized Relief Corps.
Conrade J. P Van Nest, Wooster, Ohio. sends
us the following list of the new officers of Relief
Corps No. 10. of that place, installed on the
18th ult: President. Mrs. Lemuel Jeffries;
senior vice-president, Mrs. G. P Enrich; junior
vce-president, Mrs. d. w. Bechtel; secretary,
Miss Susan Given; treasurer, Mrs c. V. Hard;
chaplain, Mrs. Perry StEow; conductor, Miss
Lizzie Powers; guard, Mrs. a. A. Carr.
Comrade George c. Jenkins, Washington
Court House, Ohio, writes us that John H. Bell
| Relief Corps, No. 10, was organized at that
place on the 18th uit., by Mrs. Josephine Wiler
with thirty-hve charter members, the follow
ing officers being elected and installed; Presi-
| dent, Mrs. Annie Hays; senior vice-president,
Mrs. Lutitia Jones' junior vice-president, Mrs.
| Rachel Connor; secretary, Nettie Bell treas
urer Mrs. Jennie Gordon; conductor, Mrs. Sal
| lie Welchimer; guard, Mrs. Matilda Craig.
Comrade c. A. Webster, Weeping Water. Neb..
writes us that he has forwarded to National
/ Headquarters an application for Relief Corps
| charter with thirty-six signatures appended
thereto, and that the officers of the Corps viii
/ be: President Mrs. a. p Woodward; senior
vice president, Mrs. E. L. Reed junior vice
president, Mrs o. NJ. Terrence: secretary, Mrs.
Chas Thorngate; treasurer, Mrs. P. S. Barnes
| chaplain. Mrs. Sarah Gilbert; conductor, Miss
Anna Johnson; guard, Mrs David Jones. The
! Corps is auxiliary to Lafayette Post, No. 81 Of
Weeping Water.
Comrade Charles Il. DePuy, Muskegon, Mich,
sends US the following roster of the officers of
/ Phil Kearney Relief Corps No. 68, recently
installed by Comrade James Cayanaugh, Com
Inander of Phil Kearuey Post No. u Presi-
dent, Mrs. Caroline Bradford; senior vice
president, Nellie Sprague; junior vice-presi-
dent Mrs Effie Rose; secretary, Miss Lizzie
| Cavanaugh; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Kinds; in
speetor, Mrs. Lottie Wood chaplain, Mrs. Vic
toria Parsons; conductor, Mrs. Grace miller
guard, Miss Lizzie Parsons. Delegates to con-
yention at Lansing, Mrs. Bradford. Sprague,
Connolly, Miner and Miller; Alternates, Miss
Parsons, Mrs. Quigly, Cady, Lang and Rose.