The National tribune., 1886-03-04

Foss was mustered in Schgwiclz Post, No. a. De-
partInent of Kansas, in 1881 He is hale and hearty,
reads THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE without glasses,
8tieEds Post meetings and Reunions, enjoys Camp
fires, eat beans and hard;ack, and i'll pleasant
weather viii walk cut in the country three four
miles, brisk aS boy. tonrade fos5 had two SONS
IN the gGth H., both members of Sedgwick Post.
@. N. FiGaliey, Coyyile: Officers of Volunteer
Post No. 2iS: Commander. Henry Saar; 5. V. e,
v. keTly; J. '. G., George Best; AdIt, O. III.
Findlcy o. H., john Harris: o. c., w. L. Lewis {;
Chap, L: 7. Thompson; Q, ", W NJ Forcum ; Q.
Officers of Pos; No 3SS, Palmer: Commander, s.
D. 7. Guruey; s. V. G.. s. J. Fiske; j. V. c., -
Logston; q NJ, c. d. Potter; Surg, Carl Riehter (;
Chap, 4. J. Wyatt; Adj't, C. L. Hammell; o. d.,
John Coony; o. G.. W. Wyatt; Q. NJ. S, C. King
S. n, Lon Bickfoid.
W E. Nesbitt Marion: Officers of Pollock Post,
No. 70 Commander. w. B. Jerche; $. V. c., J.W.
Scoot J. V. C., George Eauhank; Q. NJ, W. E.
Nes6t; o. q. ". II. McBurney; o. D., t. III.
Hosa; Chap; 7; Il. Rhodes; Surg, W. G. Piippen +;
Adjt Chas. Waicomb; q. NJ. s, J. II. Young.
Jos. We:iherby, Annelby Post Nc. $40 was mus
tered at this place recently with 20 and the follow
ing officers: Commander, Joseph Weatierby; S
D., L. T. Burns; o. G.. T. 5. PGrvience; Adjt, II.
". Bailey; Q. n. $ Waterfall; Chap, S. German;
Sur, z: 7. Cook; s. NJ, G. McDufs; Q. NJ. s.,
Francis II Snow, Norton: Officers of Capt Jar
Wis Post No. 209: Commander, G. y. kingsbury {;
s V. C., Cyrus RImags: J. V. c., Frank Stodaard !;
G. NJ, John Z. Hamilton; Surg Emerson White !;
Chap L. {. Baur; o. D., John Ebert; o. c.. e. S.
Payne.
KENTUCKY.-
D. V TUT, Hopkinsville: Chas z White Post.
whicli organized here last November, has .
members IN good standing and the following Off
GERS: Commander, John w. Breathiti; 5. V. c.. A.
II. anderson; j. Y. c.. b. T. Underwood; q: NJ,
P. W. smith Adj't, L. J. BrownelI; o. d., Polk
Csnsier; 5. M r. NJ Fairleish Chap, c. Davis; o..
G., ID. V. Tutt.
s7.Iyr
d. A. Snowman, Caribou: Officers of Ansel G.
Taylor Post No 90: Commander Coydon Powers !;
S V. O., Enoch ID. Stiles; J. V. c., Alonzo w.
Bayn:on; @ NJ, Jos Il. Emory; Chap John III.
Uowae; Surg, Andrew W. Garland; .. D., Jacob
Could o. O., George Gorlau; AGj't, David 4.
Snowman; q. NJ, Richard Witnee; @. NJ. S, Chas.
Whittier.
MkSSACEUSETTS,-
Officers of Abraham Lincoln Post No. IL, Charles
town: Commander, Wnl. Ii: Poole; S. V. G., 4.
4. Stevens; !. y. g., G.. II. Marden, jr.; Adjt, T.
II. Haskell; Q. NJ. l. w. Derby Surg. r.. A.
Blood Chap. |. p. Egan; o. d., G. r. Ripley o.
o.. Albert Peeler; 5. NJ, F. A. Blaisdell; @. NJ. ST.
q. E. Morrill,.
Post No. 81, of Salem, held a large Campfire in
the early part of last month, Posts being present
from Lynn, Marblehead. Danvers, Ipswich. New
buryport, Rowley. Amesbury aud Wakefield
bringing up the total number of comrades to 600
Tie hall was crowded, and the address of welcome
WAS made by Commander Worcester who after
ward introduced Gen. Wm. Coggswell who de-
lvered his famous lecture on Sherman's March
to the Sea" Among the other speakers were De-
partment Commander Tobin, Past Commander-in-
Chief Paul Van Dervoort and others The follow
Commander Whitney, Judge-Advocs,te Keefe,
Mayor Raymond, of Salem; Gen. NJ. II. Donahoe
of New Hampshire; Past Department Commanders
Adams, Cressy and Patcb Col. Dennis of the Union
Pacific Railroad; Col. Manning, of the Santa Fe
route; Gen. Brown, of the Chicago, Minneapolis
& St. Paal Railroad. and others.
MICHIGAN
C. A. Minis, Stocl,bridge: Officers of G. Fl. Ew-
ing Post, No -05: Commander, d. L. Bcyden; S.
V. c., O. X. Brownall: j. " c. Hiram Haire: O.
hi, A. ID. Grimes; Adjt. c a Minis; Surg, Val
son Pickett; Chap, Dewight Blaisdell; o. d. Sam
w. Scott .. G.. john Russman; s. NJ, Andrew
Richmond; @ NJ. g, Arson Croman.
NJ. Marvin, Burr Oak Officers of b. G.. Bennett
Post, 40. a Co!nina:tder, Roswell Wilcox; S. V.
G, r A. Humbaush in J. V.C;, Chas, i. Powers;
Surg, j. {. Ro!lmarn; Chap, James A. Todd; s. B.,
Joseph Watson; o. D., Davis NJ. Wait; o. e., j. A.
Piouty.
Chauncey Enopp, Pittsford On JAN IL Lombard
Post, No. 1885, mustered in with Is charter
members. Commander Geo. A. Kinney, of G. J.
DiclleTson Post, o;fcated, assisted by several COM
rades from that Post. The following officers
elected: Commander W. II. Gier; S. V. c., Nj. p.
Sevrancei }: v. C., Ward Green; Adj't Chauncey
o. D., A. c. Aipaugh; o. c., Orlando Cole; Surg,
NJ. II. Cole; S. NJ, Geo. Finch; @. M. s., Nelson
Hinkly.
MISSOURI
A Weyland, Lebanon: George G. Meade Post,
No AZ OF lebanon has adopted resolutions indors-
FL Withaup, Cuba Post No 2s3 was organized
here last January, with the following charter men,
bers and officers: Commander T. l.. Withaup; S.
&C, Phil Keaher; j. V. c., Charles Pancost; q.
D., j. l.. Denton; Adj't, J. NJ. Dunn; @. IL, L. d.
Grover; Chap, @. w. Candy
Post No. 25l established at this place October
1885. We now number 30 members. The officers
for the present year are: Commander, r. w. Cox;
S.Y.C. A. NJ. Richardson j. V. c. G. w Hutsell
AdJt, w. Nj. Watkins; q. NJ, Knowles Shaw;
Chap, Thomas Harmon; Surg, NJ. NJ Ringer; 0.
D., j. A. Richardson O.G. j. S. Zumbrunn: s. NJ
A. j. Dutton; q. Nj. s., Ii. Ii. Williams The Post
was named in honor of Col. G. w. Leonard 57th
Ind. who was killed at Resaca, Ga, in 1864.
ID. B. Watts, Montrose: Post No. 235 was organ
lied at this place the lth of July last with IS
charter members. We have now 81 comrades on
have our hall rent paid for the next year; have
sent our Is per cent per capita for the Grant monu-
ment fund, and are in splendid working order gen.
orally.
James T. Anderson, Ridgeway: Officers of FL
well Post, No, l40: Commander. J. T. Opedyke;
s. v G., /. NJ. sellarsi J. v: c., VIM. Dali; Surg,
VIM. Parker; Adj't, j. i. Anderson; @. NJ, Il. T.
Tharp; o: G., n. L: Durgin; S. b.; J. II. Goodwine;
@. NJ. s., David Eliot.
w. L. Wheeler Kansas City: Post No. has
adopted resolutions relating TO the death of Gen.
Hancock.
Hannibal Fox Milan: Officers of Mccullough
Post, No. A. Commander, s. G. Hutchinson; s. v.
G., John Aunspaugh; J. v. c., q. w. Clark @.
H. W. H. Tripp; Chap, q. NJ. $; Morrison Q. D.,
g. ., 49,, w. "; is'iac Hib!S.' hnJ I, II. W.
Slack: Delegates TO Department Encampment, w.
III. Tripp, Hannibal Fox; Alternates, John Auns-
paugh, J. T. Wright
w H. II; Shreekengaust, Pattonsburg Officers
of Pattonsburg Post No 242: Commander w. III.
II. Shrcckengausti S.V. c., G. w. Morris; j. " c.,
Oscar Shumway; q. NJ, VIM. Ward; Surg, L. IL
Waggoner; Chap. A. c. Leard O. D., j. G. Fish !;
o. g., John r. Sullens; AdJt Joseph Merrifeld
S. NJ, Archibald Moore; @. NJ. s., JAS r. Hooper.
MINNESO OTA.-
@. c. Thomas, New London: Officers of Stewart
Post. No. Ia: Commander. c. G. Thomas; S.V c.,
J. w. Price J. v. c., A. s. Leib; Adj't, Harry
Jones; @ NJ, j. III. Stauffer; Surg. G. T. Clough;
Chap, g. G. Thomas; o. D., NJ. Brattleberry o.
g., Il. A Cole.