The National tribune., 1884-08-21
KENTUCKY

A. Murphy, No. Is; d. ID. Auginbaugh, NO 10
J. w. Cottngham, No II; Robert Winn. No. 19
John Sivus. No. 20 John s. Cooper, No. 81; jack
son Bruer, No. %; James G. Causler No; . David
ner, Post No L; Edward Fiuke. No. 2; George
Donaldson, No 81 w; III. Young, No 6; f. H.
Weir, jr., No. Z; A: r. Byres, No 8; Harvey Carr.
No l3; Benjamin T. Zimmerman, No. Is; J. b.
Quinby, No. l6; John w. McKellip, No ~; John
v; sho9se, No. l9; G. B. Owens No % 20; ], Andrew n ire
Oflutt, No. 81; c. l.. Brown. No. % ID. &. Bra
shear, No. o; J. c. Lovelace, No. "A.
MICHIGAN
ID. b s." Coldwater: Butterworth Post, No
l09 which has a membership of Isl, Is making
active preparations to attend the soldiers Reunion
at Battle Creek. Aug l9 20, 81 and CIV ii.
Beasey, Ithica The second annual Encampment
of the Patriot Co. Posts will be held at Alma, Sept.
II, is and 10. Comrades are requested to bring
three-days' rations and camp equipage.-John b.
Bushy, Menominee: Post has been mustered at
this place with 30 charter members. Officers Com
mander: A: Whitehorn; 5. V. C., James G Sher-
man; y. V. c. L. q. Stowner; Surg, B. L. Phil
lips; @. NJ, b. 7. Burnham; o. ID, A B. BeDeli;
o. c., Thomas Breen; Adj't. II. Fiiield; Q. NJ. $,
W b. Gage; S NJ, John b. Bushy; Chap, A. w.
Bill
MONTANA
wiz Kennedy, Missoula: Mcpherson Post was
organized here on the 9Th inst. 10y Judge VIM. j.
mander, VIII Kennedy; :; V. G, f. A. kenney;
J. V. c., J. n. Armstrong; Chap, Geo. b. Hartman
Q, NJ, Jno, L. sloane; Adj't. G. T. Lathrop; Q; o. D.
r.. l. Lane; O. c. James Cantwell; ;. NJ, w. j.
Livingston; q. NJ. S, James c. Fletcher.
NEW YORK.
Noah l. Farnham Post. No 45s, of New York
city, held grand picnic and jubilee on the 4th inst
Most of the members OF Farnham Post were MEM
bers of the original Ellsworth Fire Zouayes of This
city. Many of them served through the entire
war.-James w. Catlin, Wetheried Springs, n.
": Buford Post, No. 2S5, of Johnsonbury, had
very pleasant picnic on the 10th inst.-Judson o.
= Adams Port Jervis: Carroll Post is in a very
fourishinS condition, and is increasing rapidly IN
numbers.-M. F. De Ling, Jamestown: James
NJ Bown Post, No 2S5, which was organized here
In Aug 1882 with charter membership of SIS, has
now a muster-roll of ISG. Officers: Commander, A
NJ Lowery; 5. V C, w. S. Cameron; J. V. c., ID.
c. Csdy; Chap, Rev. o. b. Clark Surg, A. Water
house, NJ. D.; o. D., Con Maynihan; o. G., VIM. j.
Ling; @ NJ. s. Geo w: HearTicl<; 5 NJ, B; F.
Townley-'' Nivloe," ~. " Last April Post No
Is2, Department of New York. at Tarrytown, after
struggle 10 keep up It's existence, surrendered its
charter. Upon the same day application
cei-ed from Alex Hamilton Post of Harlem, for a
charter. and they were given the number made
vacant by the dropping out of the TarTytown Post
BY singular coincidence, the Commander OF the
original No. ls2 was Alex. Hamilton eldest grand
son of the eminent statesman of that name, whom
the comrades OF Harlem have bonored by taking
his name. As il soon became known that the No.
had been taken by the Harlem Post and flourish
ing organization effected, IL brought about re-
viyai OF interest in Terrvtown so that ON Thurs
day evening. Aug il, Ward Burnett Post. No. 496,
mustered in under the most favorable circun-
stances. ii seemed to be particularly appropriate
that Alex. Hamilton Post No. ls2, OF New York,
should be the godnsOther gso TO speak, to the
Post. so that about . comrades of Alex. Hamilton
Post with fife and drum corps, marched up through
the beautiful streets of Tarrytown 10 tire head
quarters of Ward Burnett Post, No. 495. The Post
was duly mustered in by ConTade VIM. c. Reddy,
Judge Advocate General, Department Of New
York, ably assisted by the officers of Alex. Haml
ton Post. No. Isl. The officers were installed by
Past Commander A NJ. Underhill, of Post No 1s2.
Never has there been muster-in service by
any Post in the Department Of New York which
was done better. The new Poss starts with l9 com
Tades under command OF T. MeCuteheon, who Is in
every sense of the word soldier. As the last train
down at 9:53 Alex. Hamilton Post, No. 1S2,
had TO take its departure very abruptly, not having
time to stay and partake OF the bountifui repast
which had been prepared for them. However,
ahamper OF provisions was passed aboard the train
and justice done TO its contents on the way down.
MISSoURI.-
Nm. NeYin, Balinger Mil: Post No. Is4
mustered here on the I'd inst Officers: Com
nander, VIM. Neyin; s Y. c., r. Sears; J. V. c.,
Thomas Fish; Adj't, J. G. Cubbage; q. NJ. Henry
Gaines; Surg, VIM. a May; Chap, David Hall;
o. d., Enoch Virgin; o. G., Anderson Gobble.
NEBRASKA
General Order No. It. issued at David City on
the Ilth inst by order of II f. Palmer Department
/ Commander--Brad p Cook, A. A. ti.--annouuces
/ that tie sixth annual Reunion of the Department
will be held at Fremont, commencing Sept. /, and
continuing SIX days
OHIO
| t. J. Platt. Plainheld: J. ". Johnson q NJ, VIII
/ lis {. Workman Post, No 3ZS. Of this place died
after lingering illness OF 10 weeks and buried
under the auspices Of the Post on the 10th inst
: Vet" Akron: Buckley Post, No. Il, its Relief
Corps and Akron Camp. No. q. Sons of Veterans,
are all in splendid working order and increasing in
membership. Comrade T. D. McGillicuddy, Adjt
OF Buckley Post No T. is about to Start for Colo
rado, where he will remain time 10 build up
! his impaired healih.-"T. u. B.'' Cincinnati :
Commodore FoOte Post No. 800, recently the
4 laEt sailor IN honor OF whom The Post is named,
from Fcote Post, Of New Haven, Conn.
TEXAS
Martin Joran, formerly corporal, Co. I, lst La.
(Loyal), writes from Long View, Tex, that he
would be glad 10 join the Grand Army. but the
nearest Post 10 him is l35 miles away. There are
I but few Union soldiers near where he lives and on
\ account Of the sentiment in the community, some
Of theIa are quite retlcent as TO which side they
4 fought on
! WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Z. r. Marcunl, New Tacoma: On July "a the
members Of Stevens Post, No. ], and Stevens Post
Momafis Relief Corps paid Custer Post and the
ladies Of Custer Post Relief Corps fraternal visit.
The Post met the visiting Corps and comrades at
the wharf and, with its splendid Cornet Band. es-
coTted them 10 the Opera House. the ladies taking
! the visiting Corps 70 tie Hotel Tacoma Az d. M
the two corps met IN session Ia q. e. Hall and at
the same time the two Posts met in session in the
4 Opera HoDse and mustered SIX recruits-the Off
4 GERS OF Stevens Post officiating. At $50 p. the
doors were thrown open 10 the Relief Corps and
ali old soldiers and their families a bean supper
was then served while the o. X. Band discouTsed
/ sweet music. Songs. speeches, and dancing was
/ then the order until about 1 a Ia.
WISCONSIN,
J. J. Smith. Barron: new Post was established
here on the 9th inst, with the following officers
Commander, John Post; s V c., J. C. Beckwith ;
! j. v. C., J. A. Conner; q NJ, O. Christopherson;
1 Chap, J. b. Thurston; Surg, Chas. jerks; o. g..
ID. @. Harris; o. d. A BlOdgett; Adj't J. j. Smith ;
@ NJ. s., Levi Miller; s. NJ, j. p. Briggs J.
1 Bailey, Menomonee Wm. Evans Post, No. S. is
In fine working order and IS adding to its member
I ship al every meeting. il has a fine Relief Corps
also. which is a most able auxiliary. The Post
sent delegation Of 55 10 the recent EncampIneDt.
Reunion Notes.
Walter Winward, SomerYille, Mass: The an
nual Reunion of the 10th Mass will be held al
Lilly Point Grove, Waltham, Aug 1s.
Alfred T. Wickerson, Swanyille, Me-: The
annual Reunion Of the 18th Me- veterans will