The National tribune., 1886-03-11

young Corps, but very earnest IN all their endeav-
or5 and predict for them bright future. WASH
ington Courthouse contains one OF the Corps, No.
10, that
CYCLONES CANNOT SCARE
out or misfortune damp. When you think they
have been crushed they rally and come up and
show the spirit their fathers and brothers showed
more than 20 years ago. They always keen such
coGrge under adverse circumstances As cannot
monopollze all The TRIBUNE, although I could go
on in this good record for q long time will eIose
with the prediction that the coming wear will show
an immense amount of work done; and when there
are over a hundred Corps III the Department., who
can measure tie immense amount of influence thew
wicld for good, If rightly directed. Though clouds
may gather and ways look dark dear sisters re-
member that behind those clouds the sun shines
and though we may not see the fullest results OF
our earnest endeavOTs the one who notes the SPAR
row fail Will keep watch that good deed fails of
its reward. May the New Year bc full of blessings
for our Order everywhere.-Sarah N +. Battels,
Department Secretary, Akron, o.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Our friends will please be patient. All items
received have been earthly noted and viii
appear as the installation pressure is less.
"Carabey's" communications are alyays an
preclated, though sometimes unavOidably de-
layed.
The Massachusetts roster of 1886 is out, Civ
ing in all 63 Corps in the Department. Mrs 8.
Agnes Parker, Brockton, Department Pres
ident; Miss Mary f. Elliott, SOmerville De-
partment Secretary.
Encouraging reports come to rs from Corps
No ?, Richmond, Va, and of continued interest
in the work
The Department Convention of Dakota will
be held at WatertOwn, March % and "a, Dakota.
Mrs. Alma 5. Bennett, " D., Department Pres
ident has done noby, and some of our most
prosperous Corps are III that Territory. Kill
patrick Corps No. ?, Huron, has membership
OF upwards of 20, and is equally prosperous
financially, having 5000 in the treasury the
result of war-qult enterprise and fair by
Post and Corps. Fitzpatrick Post is the banner
Post and Fitzpatrick Corps the banner Corps in
the Territory. The Secretary, l.. l.. Smith,
thinks the Corps may rightfUlly aspire to De-
partment honOrS in convention.
Joseph Wiser Corps, No. s. Maysyille, KY,
organized eleven months ago, reports increased
interest and pleasure in their work. The Off
GERS are-Pres., Amanda Campbell; 5. V.-P.,
Mrs. FreelOve Miller; J. V.-P, Cinda Bridges;
Sec, Fannie Carver; Treas, Julia StOckdale;
Chap, Jane Morris; Con-, Norah Hise; Asst
Con-, Bette Chisholm; e., Lizzie Crawford
Asst e., Mrs ID. Williams.
Miss Susan b. Anthony sent Il check for $50
to the Anna Ella Carroll fund in memory of
her friend and co-wOrker, Mrs. Julia Foster,
who died in Italy while travelling with her
daughters. noble memorial, worthy the
grand women whose heart inspired the deed.
Mrs Mary Parker San Jose, Cal, writes OF
her terrible experiences, with her little chill
dren, among the Minnesota SHOWS while her
husband served three years in the army, under
going many hardships and sufFerings. Those
were indeed trying times, and it is comfort
to know that our friends in this case have found
more cOngenial cline.
Charles L. Lauton Corps. No. 3, Newport, E
l.. installed by Mrs. l.. A. Turner, in presence
OF Miss Emily l.. Sibley, Provincial Depart
ment President. and Mrs. Nettie A. Pierce,
Provincial Department Secretary: Pres, Mrs.
Annie E. Peckham; S. Y.-P., Mrs. Marion
Tyfe; J. V.-P., Mrs. Mary Ross Sec, Mrs.
Nettie P Harvey; Treas, Miss Maggie Hamil-
ton; Con- Mrs. Lydia Mc1Iahan; Asst Con-,
Mrs. Mary Lawton; G.. Mrs. Hannah g.
Edgar; Asst c., Mrs. Eunice LawtOn; Cor.
See, Nettie 2. Harvey.
VIM. o. Stevens Corps, Dunkirk, N. Y, was
recently visited by Department Secretary, Mrs.
Susan E. Traver, and inspected by Mrs. Clesry.
Work pronounced good: officers as follows:
Pres, Mary Jones; S. Y.-P., Isabella Stanley;
]. V.-P., Fannie Hegl; See, Stella HeltOn;
Treas. May Thomas; Chap, Z. Chapman; Con-,
Ellen Cushing; Guard, Mrs. Darlington.