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l.. Horn; q. II. S, c. Pratt. Installed Jan. by
Past Post Com, E. B. Lufkin.
H. A. Tripp, Biuehill; Officers 81 James TT;n A.
S V. g., r. s. osgood; J. V; c., James Eaton
Adj't, A. c. Stevens; Q. NJ, A. @. Peters SURG
Isaac b. Goodwin; Chap, S. X. Gray; o. ID, }. IL
Morse; O. G.. J. IL Billings; s. NJ, Thomas $. Os-
good @. NJ :. 8. p. Snowman The Post Is in
prosperous condition.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Walter s. Lovejoy, Danvers: Officers Of Ward
J. q. Whitehouse; j. V. c., James Noodwar0;
@. NJ, w. T. Damon; Surg, w. w. Eaton, NJ ID
Chap. w. 5. Loyejoy; O. D., w. p. Fisher; .. G.'
A. NJ Ramsdell, Chicopee Officers of Otis Chap
man Post: Commander, b. +. Tucker; ,: V; -,
Z. s Elsbcn; Nv c., Joseph Frarey; Adjt, J. T.
Damon; Q. NJ, q. S Betterey; Surg, DIR. l.. J.
Gibbs; Chap. L. ID. Warren; o. D., H. A Bartlett;
o. g., F. G.. Cutter.
ker Post, No. I55: Commander, G. Q. a. Bryant;
s. V. c., Andrew Riley; J. V. G., c. G.: Bump; q
NJ. S. II. Minis; Surg, DIR. f. W. Russell Chap ,
Stafford; o. D., Thomas Hohson, Jr; U; O., hd.
Wells. Representative 10 Department Encamp-
ment p. X. Parker.
J. c. Wooster CheboyGan: Officers of Ruddo e,
Post, No. 224: Commander, II. A. Blake; ;. '. e.,
Wooster; G. NJ, Charles krudeman, ST.; Surg,
Paul Fassett Chap, w. H. Crawford; o. D., Geo
p. Humpry; o. G., \. Caps;Tw. -,
O. T. Eurncy. Frankfort: Officers OF Post No. l"5:
Commander, y. A. Parker :. V. c., Lot Nevius;
J.V. G., c, c. Forney; Surg, e; A. Sprin&steeni O.
NJ, II. NJ. Spiccr; Chap, {. v. CarrlcT q. -,
to Department Encampment, G. {. Forney, T.. J.
Coburn; Ahernates, W. Ii. Chambers, j. }. Hub
bell.
IL. A Starkweather, --: Officers of Edwin
Calwell Post, No. -: Commander, James Mellow
ell; :. V. c. Daniel Root; J. Y. c., jacob Banks;
Chap Emmit Ward surg Nm 49, hi ros g O.
John Clceand. Delegate II. p. McFaThn; Alter
maze, C. =. Peek.
30: Commander, T, u. Wiiey; S.V. c., o. 5 smith
w. c., Charles Paris A&jt, John L. Conl5ioci<
Q. NJ, ]. $ Wilcox; Surg, !. y. Hopkins; Chap
H. II. Carson; o. D. J. 4: Khods; o. O. v. '.
MINNESOTA
A. c. Chapman, Albert Lea: officers of Robson
Post No 5: Commander, 4. w. White; S.V. C.,
ID. L. p. Hibbs; JV. &, ). c. Cooley; Adi,t. A. G.
Wedge; Chap VIM. Low @. -. Geo T. Gardiner;
o. e., 4. II. Mcneil; 5. IL, w. II. Long; O. NJ s,
]. r. Besticls. Detroit: Officers OF F. C. Choate
Post, No. ca: Commander, j. T. Bcs:icll; s V: C.,
A. J. Smart; J. V. c., NJ. J. Lewis; Surg, w. q.
Roberts; o. D., Il. b. Coo:ubs; Chap, Rev. E. $.
Peake; @. NJ, J. o. Crummett; q. e., George N
Ross.
A. n. Crane, Warren: saw in a recent issue of
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE that VIM. Field OF Frank
lin. Mass, Is given the Oldest GA. r. man, he
being born Oct %. 1860. | can go him one better,
having entered this world Feb. 2 1853. On the
2o;h OF August, 1861 enlisted in Co. II, - Wis,
and was discharged Aug 9of the following year for
sickness l re-enlisted Feb y, 1864, in Co. G. =
Mimi, and was honorably discharged May 90 1865.
MISSOURI
Geo A. BaltzeIl, Deer Ridge: Officers of Bennett
NIatlicz; S. V. c., Geo. j. Baltzeii; Chap; A. NJ.
Bailey; Surg, A. Martin; O. D., James w. Walker;
o. c., ": f. rohin; Adjt, Mason Bowen; 5. NJ, j.
s. Matiick; q. NJ. s, II. L. Ewart.
Lindsay Murdoch, Lutesvilie: Officers of Frank
lin Shanks Post, No. 100: Commander, Lindsay
Murdoch: S.V.C Andrew Poe; J.V. g., Randolph
Ta.,eS. A2jf w T. CaruflprS DIR A X
Jaqnes; Chap, S. w. Duncan; q. NJ, George +.
Clark; 0. d., Andrew j. l3edwell; .. G.. Samuel
Zimmerman: Delegate to National Enc"nipment,
Geo. z. Clark.
Nv. Covey. Laddonia: Officers Of Union Post,
No. 229: Commands, A. e. Myers; S.V. c., J. b.
! Stroll; J. V. C.; F. Seigle; g, NJ, 4; L. Wiley
| Chap, W. II. Boiden; o. D., w. r. Wilson; o. G.,
R. A. Hazen; Adjt G. w. Covey. Delegate 10
State Encanpment, G. w. Convey; Alternate, NJ. l..
Raitery.
NEBRASKA
s. Haggerty, Raymond: Officers of Kane Post,
80: Commander, I. n. Leonard; S. V. c., c. S
Cadwallader; J. V. c., George w. Hcndershott
L. Hermance; o. D., l.. r. kinman; o: G., J. II
Copperstcne. Our Post has live membership OF
| IS, with several applications On file.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
/ A G. Dudley Hanover: Officers of Post No. SO
Commander, gilbert r. Colby; s. V; G, Lnman
G.. ". Dudley; Q. NJ, Charles II. Wood Surg
Charles L Swasey; Chap, Martin Rogers; o. D.,
Jason Daniels; %. u. George 4. PiIlSoury; - NJ
William Corey; q. N s, Henry G. Waterman
Delegates to State EncampmeDt, G. L. KILLING, J
II. Eickford Alternates, Henry G. Waterman
Luman Boutwell,.
NEW JERSEY
r.. N. %orthimgton, Asbury Park: Officers of c.
x. Hall Post, No. Al: Commander. J. H. Bird; s.
V. c., Il. III. Warrington: j: V. c.. J. Lennord
Ghdf I + ny9rd i5 SgrT Il wr Dg@sheryD NJ
brock; s. NJ, w. vansant ~ ~ 49, O'' 49, '
NEW YORK.
The impressive ceremonies with which the new
officers OF Post Lafayette No. i40, installed al
the Hotel Brunswick, New York. Wednesday OF
last week, were Witnessed and taken part in by
many eminent soldiers and civilians. The large
hall in which iIey took place was tastefuiIy deco.
rated with National emblems and arms. Among
those present were Gems. Richard II. Jackson, VIM
ID. Wbipple and Rodcnburg, u. 5. a; Gems Horace
Porter, Martin T. Mcmahon, Charles a. Carleton,
Horatio &. King and n. Il. Stone; Judges Geo NJ
Van Hoesen, 5. BuTdett Hyatt and Ernest Hall
ComInod0res Chandler and Shepard; Maj. }. A.
Fessenden, L. $ A. Lieut.. 4. W. Greedy. Judge
Acknowledgement George Il. Squires, Past Depart
ment Commanders james Tanner and James Fraser
Col. Locke w. Winchester. Surg T. T. r. Marsh
Capt Jack Crawford, the Poet Scout" Col. w. s.
Coggcswei and Col. J. w. HUT. Letters were read
from ex-President Arthur. Gen. John A. Logan
Gen Winfield Scott Hancock Gen. Daniel +. Sckles
and others. Past Department Commander Ira NJ.
Hedges Installing Officer and AT his command
the following newy-chosen officers presented them
selves took the oath of Office, and in ex-
horted to give good account of their scwarlships
during the coming year: Commander, Wilbur f.
Brown; ;. V. C., 5 n. benjamin; j. Y. c., l.. J.. s.
Chairman; Adjt Horace T. Gates q. NJ John H.
Cook Surg, John III. Kemp; Chap. Rev Dr. J.
Tuttle Smith; o. d., T: J. Hyande MacGrath; o.
G., Seymour j. Wood jr $. NJ, VIM. II. jackson
q. II. S. Hudson G. Wolfe. A stirring address was
made by the new Commander on being conducted
to his post Lieut. Greedy said that in old times the
poets preserved the records of heroes, but in this
practical age they did not sing they ought to of
the deeds 81 the Nations warriors, and it remained
for the Grand Army of the Republic to embalm the
remains of their fallen comrades well as to look
after their widows and orphans and the crippled
and then "hardtack" IA la Hotel Brunswick was
served in boUntiful rations to ali present.
Frank Tanning Pembroke: Officers of J. J. Peck
Post, No. 39S: Commander, William T. Magellan :;
5. V. c., Frank Tanning; j. v. c., d. +. Bates /;
Adjt F. \. Bell; O. D., w. III. Mc81illen; O. c.,
Thomas Ainsworth q. NJ, George Greek Chap,
J. w. Tute; Q. NJ s., William Gay Color Bearer
s. Waikly. Delegate TO State Encamplnent, +. n.
Bell Alternate, Frank Tanning.
Jacob S:otZ, Hunter: Officers OF A. -. Baldwin
Post, No. 263: Commander, ID. III. Douglass; s. "
C., A. ID. Miller; J. V. C., j. g. Weller; o. d.. u.
p Griffin; o. G., James Lake; q. NJ, Jacob Stotz
Chap, Rev. J. Il. Race; Surg Ruben Palmer !;
Adj't, G. D. Wiltsie; q. NJ. S, Burton Tompkins.
Delegate John S. Gemmel; Alternate, G. ID. Wilt
sic.
Emmett NJ. Irons, Fly Creek: Officers OF L. c.
Turner Post No. 26, of Cooperstown: Commander,
lion. Andrew Davidson; S. V. G., Ruben Bates; j.
V. c., Lester w. Murdoch; @. H., Era s. Collar
Surg, A Irving; Chap, A. Gardiner; o. D., Horace
Ingalls,; Q. G., John Lasher; S n, Gardiner Hol-
lis; Adj't A. j. Platts. Delegated State Encamp-
ment, 4. Davidson.
Officers of Lennon Post, No 400 of BIooningdaIe 4:
Commander, James H. Pierce; 5. V. c. Warren
Flanders: J. V. c., VIM H ETumons. Adi't G A