The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-01-14
MONTANA

Bush; J. v. C., Edward A. Kreidler; Adj't, Frank
koeSpaH chae nj M Snaer B' 4 B. frf Tylea
o. g., Michael Fleming.
NEW JERSEY
Officers of A. B. Bateman Post No. co. Cedar
vile: Commander, X. p. Craig s. V. c., Sam
II. F. Duffield; O. b., Alex Corson; O. G., n
oSdsn m ceo ReT
Thos. w. Lavake, Princeton Officers of Thos. s
Haines Post. No. 80: Commander, S. II. Stillwell
Fred. schaller; Surg. Alex. Wesley; o. d., W. II
Hill O. G.. John NJ. Conova
NEBRASKA
Asrsm N Taylor, Loup City: Officers Of Shiloh
Abram NJ Tayfor J.V &C. James RentfFou Surg
G. W. Kittell; O. NJ John NJ. Taylor o. D.. j
Wi Win! IL Chap, "; Moon; l. G., T Inks;
S. 3. wox s. NJ, 6. ". Hunter: 'l''i " ''' '
Andrew Black, Neigh: Officers of Post No. es:
J.V. G., P. j. Krise; Adjt Andrew Black; q. NJ,
Ell Ell Trowbrdgs O. D. Israel Israeli, How o. g.
NJ. Coleman Delegate to State Encampment, JAS
NJ. Coleman; Alternate, John A. Stevens.
NEW MEXICO
| Last month Department Commander J. ]. Fitz-
gerrail presented George w; Williams son of vet,
speech Of Comrade Fitzgerald was very fine, and
applauded to the echo by the assembled comrades.
NEW YORK;
w. w. Williams, Rome: Officers of skillen Post.
ON, L. A. Martin; Surg, S Miiiington; AdJt, j.
s C. NeuehIeri 9 D. B. Tomkins; o. G., G. john
C. B. Clute, Fonda: Commander. G. B. Clute; s.
" C.; Seth Fletcher J. v. G., J. NJ; Hodge; Surg.
H. Triple; o. D., Henry silver; o. G., j. v smith ;
| Adjt c. N. Ballou; s. NJ, John c. Mcclure; O. NJ
s.. George Avery Delegate to Department En-
Peter E. Paen, Monticello: Officers of Ratcliff
Post No. 205: Commander Peter Z. Palen S. "
Wsr kSrng e. Thomas ThoMas a. Lifts
Surg, Theodore Barber; Chap, James Dill; o. D.,
| w. Vale Irvine; o. g., George II. Moore S. NJ
to DEPARTMENT Encampment John Waller; Alter.
nate, William Mcintyre. Post meets every first and
third Saturday evenings at s, in Strongs Hall, Mon
ticello.
S. s. Sheldon, ostdawa: Officers of c. A. shep-
herd Post, No; 1s9: Commander: A: E. Hughston;
S S. sheldon; Q: b. E. Redngton; o. G., Walter
| Whitny; Q. NJ, II. Baldwin; Surg, John Williams.
Delegate to Encampment, A II. Hunt; Alternate,
R. Quincy; Trustees, H. Baldwin, s. S. Sheldon,
| c. E. Baird, Dansville: Officers of Seth NJ Hedges
Post, No sle !, Of this place: Commander, William
child; Adjt. Oscar Woodruff; @. NJ. ]. J. Bailey;
O. D., c. r sqIires; O. G.; D. d. Dimmick; Surg.
State Encampment, Oscar Woodruff; Alternate,
NJ. J. Bunnell.
VIM Edwards, Morris: Officers of Geo. Kidder
Post, No. 6l of this place: Commander, William
Southern; S. V. c., VIM. Cummings J. v. c., o.
Braley; Surg, J. W. Green; Chap, Rev. d. NJ.
D., A. Sweet; o. G., S. Mills; G., J. Weaver; s. NJ,
VIM. Edwards; Q. NJ s., II. Knox. Delegate to
DEPARTMENT Encampment, John s. Kidder; Alter
John 3. Bezenah, Clayton: Officers of Post No
40: Commander, A: P. Ladd; S. v. c., J. II, Tay
Underwater; Q. NJ. John B. Bezenah; Surg, U.
" Frame; Chap, D. F. Pierce; o. D., A. j. Spals-
burg; o. G.. w. d. Parish; s. NJ L. w. Eddy; Q.
NJ. s., L. Cuppernall.
OHIO
W. H. Connery, Coalition: Officers of Post No. as1:
Commander w. II. Connery; S. v: c., John Ben
nett; J; v C., Ira Miller; Q. D., Calvin Courtney;
g. Evs Job Davis Chap philip Philip Morris; AdIt
Oaks; s. NJ, David Hively. Delegate, Calvin Court
ney; Alternate, n. d. Oaks.
No 3Si: Commander, F. X. Carson; s.. c.. John
Gwynn; J. v. c.. A: P. Harvey; @. NJ, George H.
Dowell; Surg; j.; R; skidmore; Chap, Thomas
Smith.
N; B; Stewart, Kimbolton: Officers of Meagher
f. Sears; J. v. c., John johnson; O. NJ, w. H.
Gibson: Surg, r. G. Angus; Chap, w. v. McKim
o; d.. George w. Barthalon; o. g., A. Anzrnm.
Post No. 265: Commander, T. D. Walbach S. v.
c., j. d. Riner; ]. W c., II. Shelley; @. NJ J. f.
Q; D., J. D. Ross; o. G.. II. sours; Adjt, T. A.
Dixon. Delegate to Department Encampment, T.
NJ. Serene; Alternate, j. ID. Rimer.
B. j: Strong. Wakeman: Wilson Todd Post, No.
$50, of this place, was organized recently with &c
charter members and the following officers: Com
Wacae5 f. sha sron Ed Fl fease a
w: May; Chap, L. w. French Surg, N. II. WEIGH.
T. J. Plat. Plainfield: Officers of Post No 32s of
Bancroft; J.V. c., James Cross; Q. NJ, S. p Wood
ward Chap, George Tdrick; Surg t. F. Mag
ness; o: G. W. H. Jennings Delegate to the De-
partment Encampment s. 7. Woodward; Alter
nate, James Cross.
POTOMAC
The annual meeting Of John A. Rawlns Post,
No; l, of Washington, d. c. was held on the sth,
Commander, Christopher g. Bollinger; S. c., J.
W. F; Williams; j. " c. n Frank White; Chap,
L. Lamb; O. b., Thomas as Adams; O. g., !. F. L.
Devoe; S. NJ, Thomas w. Stewart; @. NJ. s., F. L.
Beaten.
John F. Reynolds Post, No 6, of Washington, on
the llth inst installed its officers for the ensuing
year, and afterwards held Campfire. at which
cigars, pipes and tobacco, hardtack, coffee and APP
piles were freely dispensed. DIR. w. w. Granger,
Chairman of the Committee of Entertainment
presided. DIR. White gave a couple of excellent
humorous Rotations Addresses, anecdotes and
of Wilson Post, No. g of Baltimore and Hibbard
Prentice, O'Connor. Smith, Urell, Huntoon, and
by Comrades Kohler and Ross. The officers in
stalled were Commander, S. f. Faunce; S. V. c.,
Thomas Galloway " C., +; p. J; Brookngs; Q.
Edward Webster; o. D.. @. w. Sherwood O. G.,
Aaron Storms; Adj't, d. D. Brennan; O. NJ s.,
George A. Wooley.
RHODE ISLAND
s. F. Handling, Providence: A most interesting
memorial service was held by Slocum Post, No. 10,
recently. The service was opened with singing
and appropriate selections. The records of de-
ceased comrades, Henry Allen, Israel X. Sheldon
and Erastus E. Laphan were read by the Post Adj
jutant. The exercises were admirably carried out,
and reflected great credit upon the Post and Com
mander Barton. Officers of Prescott Post: Com
mander James H. Farbrother; s. w. c., VIM b.
Avery; J.V. c., e. Henry jerks; Adj't, VIM II.
Chenery; @. NJ, w S. Chase; Chap, Rev John II.
Larry; Surg, DIR. George ii. Kenyon; O. d., f. o.
Shepardson; o. G., John L. Tiff; s. NJ, Joseph f.
Skinner; Serg't, Moses ID. Chace. Department Com
Charles G. Brayton, Past Department Command
ers Charles c. Gray, Benz. Hail. Benz F. Davis and
Barker of this city, paid official visit to Smith
Post Nc. g. of Woonsocket. last month, and had a
very pleasant time. This Post has a membership
of los, having added AZ recruits during the year.
TENNESSEE.
Officers of Joseph A. Beal Post No. II: Newton
T. Beai was for the third time elected Commander.
s. v. c., Samuel Long; j. ". c., r. +. Dyer; O.
NJ. Thomas A. Luntsford Surg, Joshua Richard
son; Chap, VIM. NJ. Henry; Q. d.. Wiley Type;
o. G., VIM. Shanks; @. NJ. s., John @. Brunlmett;
Delegates to Department Encampment Christian
Shanks and John Wyman; Alternates, J. Ii. Tun-
nell and II. II. Dyer.
VERMONT
G. Q. Smith. Chelsea: Officers of Watterson Post
No. As: Commander, VIM. III. III. Hall; S. " c., |
Smith Taylor; j. V. c., +. E. Davis; Adlt G. o, |