The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-01-08


field Post No. 81, Red Oak: Commander, Thomas
II. Lee; 5. V, C., Richard }. Talbot; j. v C., John
Bancroft; Chap, W. L. Ray: O. D., Geo; r. Logan
o. g., j. w. Sumpter. Delegates, II. ii. Palmer
and c. c; Platter; Alternates, Geo II. Logan and
William Cozad.-E. II. Colcord, Vinton: Officers
of Post No. SIS: Commander, III. ii. Eddy; 5. V. c.,
J. w. Barr J. V c., III. N Palmer; Surg, J. l..
Geddes; Chap, 5. ID, Redtieldi q. NJ, J. L.. 1ink-
Delegates Ia Department Encampment T.. ii. Col
cord J. L. Geddes, j. w. Barr and A. Thompson
Alternates, J. p. Matthews, j. w. Rick, S. ID. Red
field and III. st. Clair.
KANSAS
w. Il. Nutting. Stafford: Officers of Henry Hop
kins Post, No. SOL: Commander, w. n. Nutting
5. v. C., w. b. Kelley; J. v. c., j. w. Ratcliff /;
Adj,t, E. b; Crawford: Surg, W. S. Tyreli; Chap
Blair; o. G., G. G. Wilson; 5. NJ, E. Crane; @. NJ.
s, A B. Kincheloe.-J. S. Covert, lie Roy: OH
William NJ: Hickox; s. V. c.. A; Heinenger; j "
C., d: u. Sutton; Surg, J. J. McDorman; g; NJ,
T. L. Wilson; o. D., 9. ". Mcdaniel; Chap; Peter
Crowell; o. G., II. b. Bayles.--Harvey Keller.
Ottawa: We have a good Post here George II.
Thomas, No. 49,. We organized in April, $780, and
have now membership of 200. We have used
soldier, widow and orphan.-J. T. Snow, WIN
field: Officers of Winfield Post, No. SIS: Com
mander. S. Cure; S. v. c., James ii. Finch J. ".
G., VIM: e. Jansey; @. NJ, A: II. Limerick; o. D.,
III. III. Siverd; Surg, ii. L. Wells Chap, A.: b.
Arment; o. G., ID. l.. McRoberts: /. c.. William
Sanders; o. G., J. Ii. Sanard Adjt, J. E. Snow;
s. NJ
MAINE
Joseph Raynes Yarmouth: Officers of W. l..
Haskell Post, No. los: Commander, r. III. Mc(9ul-
Ian; S. V. c., John T. Smith; j. v. c., Edward
Stoddard; Surg, W. W. Thomas; Chap, Andrew
Leighton; @. NJ, Ammi d. Seabury; o. D., II. g..
Ross; o. c., Alonzo Quint; Adj't, Joseph Raynes;
S. NJ, John +. Brown; Q. NJ. s, Herbert Grant.
Delegate, Joseph A. Chase; Alternate, Chas l..
Marston.
MASSACHUSETTS,
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dedicated its handsome new hail. The dedicatory
exercises were opened by remarks by the Com
mander of the Post. Hubert M. Potter, who COM
mented upon the virtues of Fraternity, Charity
and Loyalty, upon which the Order is founded,
and TO these noble purposes declared the hall ded-
Gated. He was followed in interesting remarks by
Department Commander John b. Billings, of Bos-
ton, and John G. Linehan, Concord. n H., COM
mander of the Department of New Hampshire.
MICHIGAN
Officers of A. B. Sturgis Post, No. g. Sturgis:
Kaiser; J. V. c., john Kennedy; o. D., Monroe
Evans; o. g., J. A. Marvin; @. NJ, E. b. Cook;
Chap, Geo: w. Wetmore; Surg, Dr. L: S. Putney.
Officers of Greenville Post, Greenvile: Com
mander, R. H. Gibson; S.Y: C.: A. J. Cole; J.V:C
E. W; Blanchard; 0: D., Va Rogers; @. NJ, VIM.
Q. G., A. Roosa Delegates, G. W. Turner, c, Q.
Jennison and +. F. Grabill Alternates, w. r. Grit
filth, l. w. Sprague and ID. Judd.
MINNESOTA
Andrew E. Veon, Brainerd: Officers Of Pap
S.V. c., Jos. E. Wilson; J.v. c., VIM. II. Meekns;
Surg, DIR. c. Q. Paquin; Q. NJ, A. T. Neon; Q. g.,
j. A Mcdonald; Chap, w. NJ Davenport. Dele
gates, W. z. Spaulding, j. L. Jones and Frank H.
Eividge; Alternates, w. W. Havens, b. w. Fish
and j. E. Wilson.-M. J. Easiand, Pipe Stone:
B. s: Clark; $. V. G., Riley French; J. ". G, W.
F. Tibbetts; o. D., t. j. Lynch; o. G., II. Mont
vile; Surg, E. NJ. Carr; Chap, c. w. Fenason
MISSOURI
John Galbreath, Fillmore: Officers of Fillmore
Post, No. 17o: Commander, c. w. Spicer S. V. c.,
]. III. Darrah; j. V. c., A. Z. Trapp; Surg, J. c.
Clark; Chap, Chas. Glafeler; @. NJ, w. J. Zeal !;
O. d., john Galbreath; Q. G., J. r.. Rowley; Adjt,
Lieut.. T. d. Neal Post. No 124: Commander
Joseph d: Officer; S. v. c.. r. H, Grimstead; J.
\. Koont. snrs AT f. T ri chsp Vincent
Harper; o. D., A. H.. Deputy; o, g., Geo: w.
Young; s.. NJ, w. B. A. Carter; Q. NJ. s., i; N.
Curry. j. Bowen, Salem Officers of Salem
Post. No. lbs: Commander, Louis Fisher; s. V. c.,
ID. n. Garner: J. V. c., j. s. Ault; 0. D., F. o.
p reMsn: M Ad a: Gros Wl'hsup s Nj WI
liams; Chap, VIM. r. III. Poweison.
MONTANA
John Mofitt, Helena officers of Wadsworth
Post, No 8: p. C., Thomas P. Fuller S. V. c.,
Robert G: Wallace; J: C., William Sims; Adj't,
Robert c. Walker; Chap, Geo. w Shaw o. D.,
Ross Dugan; o. e., Richard Hoback.
NEW JERSEY
w H. Weeden, South Amboy: Officers of Com
mo3ore Conover Post, No. 2: Commander, David
Adj't, G. II. Hutchinson; @. NJ, NJ. p. Mack; Surg,
r. Snedeker; Chap, &. Boice; o. D., ii. Capner;
o. G., A. L. Rue: s. NJ, w. II. Weeden. Delegate
ternate, j. Buckelew.-Amos Elmer. Tennent:
Officers of Captain J. w. Conover Post, No 63:
Post Commander, James V. Muldoon; s. " c.,
Charles III. Snedeker; j. V. c., George G. Sparks !;
Surg, Caleb Patterson; Chap, Jacob Douglas; @.
NJ. Charles A. Clark; o. d., William Crawford !;
o. G., John Thompson. Delegate TO Department
Encampment, Charles A. Clark; Alternate, Joseph
Brown. Trustees, Charles III. Hartzheim, George
G.. Sparks and Stephen Lane. Auditors, Charles A.
Brewer, William w. Cannon and Charles II. Sned-
NEW YORK;
c. Ahles, Redwood: Officers Of James B. Camp
bell Post, No. 424: Commander, T. B. Marshall; s.
T. +. A Dana @. NJ, I. H. Donald; 70 ID, Thos
Coonan; Chap, Thomas b. Phillips; Surg, Don
A. Watson. Delegate to Department Encampment
Don A. Watson; Alternate, T. H. Dor!ald.-Isaac
Jeiliff, Woodbourne: Officers of Hammond Post,
No: Si4: Commander, Isaac Jelliff; 5. V. G., w. NJ
o'Neal J. " G., j. W; Stewart; 9. NJ, Willard FL
more; Chap, David Robinson; AdJt, j. .. Gard
ner; o. d., C. n. Avery; Surg, A. Dollaway; o. G.,
w. w. Thurston. The Post has membership of
Spear, Cardington Officers Of James St John Post,
No. 81: Commander, NJ A. Cady; S. v. c., o. p
Russell; J. v G., J. j. Lee Chap, w; F. Gender;
81. ii. sterner; o. G., p. Powers. Trustees, s. g.
Bennett J. G. Blue. S. C. kirkpatrick.
OHIO
John II. MCGEE Rock Camp: Officers of Baker
Waller Post, No. 1876: Commander, VIM e. Rowe |;
S. V. c., John Hartwig; j. V. C., VIM. II. Bazel !;
G. NJ, NJ. T. Ramey; Surg, James Mays; Chap,
Edward s. Kits; o. D., James H. Willis; Q. G.,
Isaac n. Willis.-R. Metz, waynesburg: Ofi-
GERS of Sandy Valley Post No. 4S3: Commander,
K. Metz; S. V. c., O. ii. Jones; J. V. c.. III. c. Ell
son; Chap, f. II. Yerger; Surg, DIR. Thomas II.
Whitelaw; Q; d., J. w; MeCollum; Q. g., W. II.
partment Encampment, c. G. Elson; Alternate.
Thomas A. Barnes.-Andrew j. Avery, Mount
Washington: George III. Trotter Post, No. $50 was
mustered here recently with 81 charter members
Atkins; S. V. c., Emore Jones; j. V. c., III. b.
Heaton; @. NJ, Jacob S. Kuhn; Chap, Andrew J.
Alvey; Surg, DIR. III. G. Nicholson; o. D., j. ii.
Bogart; o. G., Thomas NJ SeRor.-1n accord
ance with General Orders, No. ID, Department
Headquarters the 18Th annual session of the De-
partment Encampment, Grand Army of the Re-
public, of Ohio, will convene IN Assembly HALL
Akron Ohio, at 10 a. M, Wednesday, Jan. 2S 1885,
IT ID. McGllicuddy Secretary Committee on
Arrangements, Akron, Ohio: The GAR of Ohio
Inent to be held here next month, and the Akron
GA Z. going to see to ii that they not dis
appointed in any particular. Invitations have
gone out to all the leading Generals of the late
and many others to be with US on that occasion.
PENNSYLVANIA
VIM. Simmons, Philadelphia: The Camp fire
held last month by Naval Post No 400 was largely
attended and greatly enjoyed by all the partici-
pants Officers of Col. d. s. Porter Post, No. 434 :
Commander, William w. Perry; S. V. c., i. w.
Groves; j. V. c., Thomas Reed; Surg, Michael
stormer; @ M, George Baughmani o. D., b. ID.
stration, II. L. Hall. Delegate TO Encampment,
George Baughman; Alternate, Thomas Reed