The National tribune., 1886-10-14

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! dedication of the soldiers and sailors memorial
arch at Hartford on the 18th ult. Early in the
morning the various Camps began 10 arrive and
report TO the Division headquarters ON Bushnell
Park, from where they were promptly assigned
| TO positions in line, and long before the hour
arrived for the parade the Division was in COM
| plete formation and only waiting for orders to
march. The Division was under command of
| its very able and efficient Colonel, Lucien +.
| Burpee, of Waterbury. This eyentfull day will
! probably not be forgotten in a long time, as it
has shown the people that our order amounts
| TO something more than mere boys play, and
as this Division ranks first in the Order the
boys have got 10 keep it there, and this they evil
| IDENTIFY mean to do.
ILLINOIS.
C. J. Smith, Duquoin: Camp Brooking was
organized at this place recently with so charter
members, and the following officers were
elected: Capt, w. J. Haglar; First Lieut.. T. l..
| Wheatley Second Lieut., Vim. +. Horner. The
| Captain appointed his staff as follows Or
| derly Sergeant, e. Smith: Quartermaster, Jno.
Hurt; Sergeant, James Mercer; Chaplain, j..
III. Bell; Color Sergeant, John Kelley; Musi-
clan, J. n. Wheatley.
| INDIANA.
Harry Caldwell, Garrett: new Camp was
recently organized at this place with IL men,
bers. We expect in the near future 10 largely
increase our membership. The following Off
GERS were elected: Captain, George Behler;
First Lieut., w. j. Shrene: Second Lieut.. III.
G. Bruce; Chaplain, VIM. Ward; Orderly Ser
gcant, w. J. Martin; Quartermaster Sergeant,
J. B. Duncan; Color Sergeant, Charles Geek;
Sergeant of the Guard, Charles Mclaughlin !;
Corporal of the Guard, w. L. Duck.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The annual parade of the Sons Of Veterans Of
Massachusetts took place at BrOcktOn on the
follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. q II. Cey eland Commander.
Sons of Veterans Band
Camp No. 2, fife aud drum corps Of Worcester, IL
James A. Garfield Camp. Il. 20 men, Capt. NJ. F.
Packard.
A. Goodell Camp. 3 Worcester, II men, Lieut. w
III. Potter commanding.
Charles Seymour Camp. Is Fltchburg, l6 men, Capt
y. e. pham.
Richard Phillips Camp, 3. MRrblehead, 30 men. Capt
Elias White.
Camp 50, South Framingham, - men, Capt George
Arnold.
Camp !. Lynn, 81 men, Capt John McAndrew
SECOND DIVISION.
Lieut.. A. r. Frye Division staff. Commander
Fifth regiment drum, fife, and bugle corps.
Gen. A. +. Martin Camp. G., Everett. IL men, Capt.
T. A. Bealcs.
Henry Merritt Camp. s. Salem, Sj men. Capt. ID. Ii.
Purbeck.
John A Andrew Camp New Bedford I3 men.
Camp 35 Lawrence. IS men. Capt A. w Rice.
J. {. Wellington Camp IL, Cambridgeport, Is men.
Capt. J. l.. Howe.
Camp l6 East Cambridge, six men, Lieut.. G. III.
Davis.
Past Col J. d. McCabe. East Boston; Past Col &.
IA. trossnan, Springfield; Chief Mastering Off
cen e. VI. Pennlman, Minneapolis and Quarter
master w. H. Carrico. Worcester in barouche,
THIRD DIVISION.
Major w T. Davis.
BIockton Highis haud
John A Andrew Namn II Sfnuglfa, mar.
II. j. Wood.
Camp q. Canton, IL men, Capt. q. s. Wentworth.
Howard A Wheeler Camp. %. RockIand 25 men,
Capt NJ. B. Foster.
Camp 81. Plymouth, 10 men, Capt Frank Cole.
camp 10, Haverhlll; 20 men, Capt. A. w. Bean.
john Lowe Camp, .. Beverly. eight men, Capt. A.
In the evening complimentary ball was
given at Arinory Hall.
MICHIGAN.
Camp No. Is, ofDimondale, has adopted rsso-
lutions of regret on the death of brother Mel
win Grail, a member of that Camp.
MINNESOTA.
The roster Of this Division is as follows: Col
onel, T. III. Nilhnm, st. Paul; Lieutentant-
Colonel, G. w. Merry, Saltwater; Major G. r.
Mix, Crookston; Chaplain, J. NJ. Garfield,
Waseca; Adjutant, Geo. ii. Sheire, 81. Paul
Quartermaster, Geo. ii. Smith. jr, st. Paul
Inspector, l.. i. Hale Minneapolis: Judge Ad-
Ger, X o. Philpot, Owatonna; Sergeant Major,
Clark Evans, st. Paul. Quartermaster Ser
geant, f. l.. Gilbert, st. Paul. Division Conn
cil-A. $. Morgan, Minneapolis; q. w. Knowl-
ton, Minneapolis; VIM. Hills, jr., st. Paul.
NEW YORK.
Officers of Van Dewater Camp of Machias:
Captain, Charles l.. GrOat; First Lieut., Ralph
Lingenfelter; Second Lieut., 0rville Little; o.
5, Ira Hawkins; q. s., VIM. Deys; S. G., Frank
Patterson Z. s., Harders Eddy.
OHIO.
new Camp was organized recently at Chilli
cothe with the following officers: Walter q.
Butler, Captain Charles Graham, First Lieut.:
Henry Roberts, Second Lieut.: o. Hedgopath
Quartermaster; Ed. Fairfax. Orderly Sergeant;
John Butler, Chaplain; Samuel Julius, Ser.
geant Of the Guard; Samuel Butler, Corporal
OF the Guard NOlin West, Color Sergeant:
George Hughes, Camp Guard George Hack
ley, Drummer. The Camp is called Alexander
SAUNDERS No. l27
General Orders, No. z, issued at Cleveland
Sept. % by order of Henry Frazee Colonel
commanding,-T. L. Bonsall, Adjutant,- are rs
follows:
are herewith promulgated. > G. Ieech has been re-
Jecied 10y Camp iUO. Orderly -Sergeants will enter
name In Black Book. The following Aids-de- Camp
have been appointed with rank Of Second Lieuten-
ant: Frank itaihle, of Camp -, and Geo. f. Mason
Of Camp l2I. The Colonel desires TO express his
Thanks To the brothers Of Camp 81 Portsmouth and
All WISHING Camps, and especially 10 brothers fill
more Musser aud J. w. Mitchell for fayors and
courtesies extended while in attendance at the RE
union. The attention of Camps j. called To the
Ladies' Aid Society. Camps not having done SO are
urged TO organize an Aid at once. Write TO Laura
i. Martin Lancaster, Pa, for full particulars The
attention OF Camps II called To article II of General
Orders, No. n, herewith iuClosed No supplie. will
he furnished by the Division Quarternaster unless
regular acquisitions made Blank Form No
j, and postal, dTi1t, or money order payable 10 J.
q. Ncyias, Division QuaTteTBaster, for The amount
accompanies the Tequisilion. Camps ordering sun
plies 10y mail must positively send postage Other
wise, supplies ordered will be seui 10y express "A,
Camps expense. The following Camps have been
mustered since last General Orders: ~. Canal " in
chester. mustered by 4. III. Archer Sept X; 1873
Shiloh, A. II. Sweeiland. Sept. g. l,s9 Carrollton e.
j. DecEman, Sept. l3; $40, Mt. Blanchard AIu,lay
Malimnn, sept. Is; i46 kemson's Corners Frank
Miller, sept. l6; las, Milford Center, W. H. Clark
Sept. IL. Next General Order will contain the
iaine and number Of first Camp TO report also the
Camp making the largest gains during the Quarter
Captains are again cautioned ~ that their re-
ports are made out properly and forwarded
promptly.
John L. McPherson Camp, Of Cincinnati, was
presented with a new stand of national colors
by their young lady friends at Willch Post
bean bake, held at the Lookout House Sunday,
Oct. g.
In accordance with an order from the State
Commander Capt. w. G. Reese. Lieut. Ii. ID.