The National tribune., 1885-12-17
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
lyn: Commander, NJ. c. Shattuck; 5. V. C., W. II.
II. Pinckney; J. V. c., Edward w. l.. Homme-
den; o. D., Allen. d. Spaulding; o. e., William
McGahy; sung, J. J; Ashley; Chap. Elias W.
Price; @. NJ, Z. c. Bloodgood Delegate to De-
partment Encanpment. Richard w. l.. Homme-
dein Alternate Moses L. Allen.
Officers of Ben. Ii. Porter Post, No. 1884, Mottvle:
Commander, J. a. Barber; 5. V. C., Alfred Sher-
man; J. V. c., Charles S. Miller; Adj't, d. ii.
son Chap, G. J. Keegan; o. d., Charles Grooms;
o. e., William Richards. Delegate to State En-
campment, Charles 5. Miller; Alternate, James
Officers of Vaughn Post, No. 2Ol, Ledyard: Com
mander, Charles L. sheryer 5. V. c., $ W. Green;
son; @. NJ, e. w. STARK; Surg, F. A. Dudley !;
Chap, William c. Tripp; o. D., John l.. Jones; o.
G., James Phillips; q. NJ. s., Walter 5. Fowler; s.
Officers of Post No. l33. Suspension Bridge: Com
mander, James Low; 5. V. C., ID. Mcdonald; J. V.
Wadhams; Chap, Rev. L. L. Rockwell; o. d., L.
c. Harwood: o. G., Thomas johnson. Delegate to
Department Eneampment. n. L. q. Wadhams; AL
ternate, w. G. Beck.
The members of Morrell Post No. III, of Sing
Sing, were recently surprised at their barracks by
| their wives and lady friends, who captured the
| place and took control during the evening. They
| brought with them substantial lunch. which was
partaken of with great relish. The toast, Morre
Post" by Mrs i. I. Barrett, President of the Wom
| ans Relief Corps, was responded to by Commander
| s. w. Edgerton of the Post. There was recita-
tion by Mrs. Barrett, whose sub ject was " The Bat
/ tie of Malvern Hill }" reading by Hiss Murray,
Edinboro after Flodden," and playing of the
LEO March, by Master Harry Twitchell. They
/ had great amusement over the auction of cakes,
Mrs. Joseph Il. Eaton acting in the capacity OF auc-
tioneer.
VIM. ID. Kennedy Post No. A. of this State, has
adopted resolutions regret regard TO the death
| of Gen. Mcclellan.
Officers of Post &C. Balston Commander Geo.
D. Story; S. V. C., Bryon McGns; J.N. C., Elisha
Shill q. NJ Thomas Harris; Surg, John Hunter ;
| Chap, w. ii. Rose; .. d., Benjamin Symens; ..
g., Hamilton White; G. of A, James ID. Thomp-
| son, Elisha Shil, Hamilton White. Delegate to
| Department Encanpment. Melim III. Patter; Al
ternate, VIM. II. Owens.
Officers of NJ. McMartin Post, No. 257. Johns
town: Commander. Jerry KeclS; $. V. C., J. II.
| Moore; j. V. c., Daniel Lesser; Surg, Edward
| Mabry; Chap, Arthur Scott; o. D., }. III. Anger
singer; o; g., VIM. Sanderson; O. ~, j. J. BG-
chanan. Delegate, John Tefft; Alternate. j. j.
| buchanan.
NJ. n. Dodge, Rockland: As ii will be scen the
time for electnS delegates to the Department En-
carnpments and also National Encampment, there
Is one thing wish to call TO the attention of our
comrades First, think all Posts should pay trav-
cling expenses TO Department Encanpments; Sec
| ond think that all Departments should pay the
travelling expenses to the National Encampment oi
the delegates. BY reasons these: / thin,
the comrades will be better represented by so do
ing. II comrade gives his time think he il doing
a large share, besides paying his hotel bills; and
more than that, we have great many comrades
who are better able TO represent US In Encampments
but financially unable 10 do Now, by pay
ing these travelling expenses think we would b'
able TO send a class of delegates that would bette
represent the wishes of the rank and file of oul
Order than as We now have TO, by sending mel
! who do not feel the wants financially of the ma
jorlty OF our old veterans.
OHIO
Officers of Armstrong Post, No 27s, Hayesville
Commander, #. X. Rush; S. " c.. Samuel Kile
J.V. C.. Marion sigler q. NJ. J. r. swartz; Surg
. L. V. Kcndig, NJ D.; Chap, J. W. Spencer; .. D.
, John McCarty; o. e., Ed. |. Heiser..
Veteran Post, No. 8, National Military Home
will in the near future hold fair for the purpose
utEh 10. has hoo on,
! somewhat depleted by the heavy calls made upo
it during the past year, s64o having been expende
, during that time.
! Officers of Post No 100 Van Vert: Commando,
J.W. Lee; S. V. c., A. Muliin; J. V. c. }. T. VII
son. o. D., ID. NJ. Borland; o. g., l.. Dppery; G
n. A. J. Gleason; Chap, G. b. Church Delegat
10 Department Encampment, J. A. Gleason; Alte,
nate A. j. Burch.
s. w Williams Cleveland: notice has bee
: sent TO National Headquarters that Eugene G. Flu
: Ter, of Phil. MeKernan Post, No. SO, Department
:. Michigan, has been court-martialed and dishonoI
ably discharged from the Grand Army, and ha
been roaming around the country yictimizing tn
| comrades by false represen tations.
}, | Officers OF Post No. 80 S1lllersburg: Commando
e Simeon Chapman; S V. C., John Fitch; J. v.
: | James j. Clewell; Surg, Dr. J. G. Bigham; @. NJ
A. j. Stfier; o. d., John McCullocli; o. c., jaime
: 6. White
:. Officers of Keller Post No. 12s, Bucyrus: Com
= mander, eyre Field s. " c., p T. Bush; j. " c
8 VIM IL Sheckler; q. NJ, A E. Humision; Surg
n DIR. A. +. Thoman; Chap, Rev. Il. J. Sheppard
o. d., Frank Reeves o. G., Oscar Holland; Truste
| D. l..
Officers of Ft Donelson Post, No. 236 Ft. Dodge
Commander, g. g. Carpenter; 5. v. c., l.. X. Train
J. V. C., Oliver Hale; q. NJ. Dave Webster q. ID
IA Z. Roper; o. G.. Geo. Hodrick Chap, Wm. Jel
e rett; Surg. DIR. s. B. Olney. Aud Committee,
y: T.. Huribut, E. NJ. Dunning. II. r. Walker. Del'
C gate to Department Encampment, ID. +. Arey
!. Alternate, ID. w. Halstead.
:. Officers Of Eugene Ransom Post. no 81, Fremon,
Commander, John L. Green; <. V. c., Andrc
Kline; J. V. G., Peter Winters; Surg, g. w. Petty
D.; Chap, Il. Is. Hayes; q. NJ, Jos. Schwartz; 0. u
:. Eugene Dwight; o. G., Chas. Donihoe