The National tribune., 1886-04-01

| Bennett; Con-, Lcuta Stos G., Mrs. Pettn-
gill; a. G., Minnie Briggs; A. G., Mary Cooper.
| Echo.
Department Glcanngs.
| DEPARTMENT OF OHIO.
| Officers of Bentley Relief Corps No II3 of
Mantua Station, instituted Jan. 9, 1886, by Mrs.
Stella s. Sloan, Assistant nstitung and Installing
Officer Pres, Martha NJ. Carlton; =. V.-P., Saliie
nj. Haskins; J. V.P., Sallie Il. Seely; See, Emma
l.. Spinks; Treas, Melissa a. Striker; Chap, Nette
| K Chapman; Con. Sarah T.. Briggs; c.. Eunice
| NJ. Bishop; A. c., Lucy T.. Scovie; A. G., Emily
Bartholomew: p members.
Officers of Morrison Relief Corps, No II2 Ash
vile instituted Jan l6 1856 by Mrs. Clara Kennedy,
Assistant Instuting and Installing officer: Pres,
Laura Messic; 5. V.-P., Alice Fowler; J. V.-P.,
| Mary A. Holt; Sec Mary Dolby; Treas Jennie
Adams; Chap, Angeline Brown; Con, Elizabeth
Ebert; g. Ann L. Oyer; A. c., Helen Foust; A. c..
Sarah BARLEY.
| Dayton, instituted March o 1886, by Mrs. Kate f..
Putnam, Assistant lnsttuting and Installing Off
Ger Springfield, o.: Pres. Maria S. Bickhnm S.
shaw; Sec, Katie Null Treas, Jennie Waymire {;
Chap, Mary A. Howell Con, Leo Miller; c., Ella
| Lyon Asst Con, Margaret III. Earnshaw: Asst
| G., Anna Kssnger; 80 members. The President
OF the Corps wife of Maj. Bckhan, of the Dayton
Journal, is one of the ablest women of the Buckeye
| State, and the Misses Earnshaw the daughters
of Past Commander-n- Chief Earnshaw, who at
the time of his death was Chaplain of the National
| Military Soldiers Home, Dayton. Mrs. Earushaw,
vino Is an invalid, will be initiated at ler home by
| special dispensation.
Officers of a. IL. Coleman Corps, No. 10Y, inst-
tuted by Mrs. Kate f. Putnam ut Troy. O., Jan. Z,
1886 Pres, Clara Byrkett; SV.-P Sadie Stillwel;
| j. V.-P., Mary Whiteside; See, Laurena Nick.
NTrhGntt ,Sn s,,. Treas' Fanne G. LENNON Chap,
LeidSh; Asst Con, Sadie B. Evans; Asst G., Eva
| Collins; % members.
| Officers of Miller Moody Corps No. Ill nslitut-
ed by Mrs Kate +. Armentrout at Bellville, o.,
Jan. . 1856 Pres, Laura Edwards; s. w, Mar
garet Riddle; J. V.-P, Harriet Donel; Sec, Maria
| J.. Iaileriy; Treas, Sarah A. Broier; Chap,
| Sarah Mcclure; Con, Catherine Cell; c., Cathe-
rinc Shoemaker; 20 members
| Officers of Dick Lambert Corps, No. 1l5, of IRON
| ton, o., instituted Feb. 4, 1886 by Mrs Lydia +.
| Kline: Pres. Annie H. Enochs; S. V.-P, Nancy
Norton: J. V.-P., Clara C. Davidson; Sec, Nina l..
| Wintus; Con. Jennie Munshower; c., Hattie
| Mcknight; Asst Con-, Annie Nixon; Asst g.,
| Emily Norris - members.
| Officers of J. H. Jenkins Corps, No III of Will
liamsburg, o., instituted Feb. 4. 1856, by Mrs Mary
c; Wentzel: Pres, Ollie Holmes; S. V;,r, Dude
| Hines; J. Y.-P., Cora Kahn; Sec, Lille Daily ;
Treas, Kate Redrow Chap Hannah Peterson
Con, Belle Holden; G., Ollie Blair; Asst Con
| Irene Walker Asst c., Minnie Stehley; 81 mem
| bers.
Officers of Buell. Relief Corps Marietta, o.:
President, Nellie Fleming; S. W, Emma Thics
Sec +. =. Dow; Chap. Lizzie Brooker; Con, Nell
! lie Scott; Guard, Mary 3Ickenny; Asst Con- Jane
| Beagle; Asst c., J. Klein.
Officers of Armstrong Corps, No. ia, Iiayesvilie,
Instituted March II, SO, by Fidclia c. Smith Asst
lnsttuting and Installing officer, Wooster: Pres-
dent, Sarah ;. Baird 5. V.-P., Clara g. Steele; j.
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| Treas, Matilda Spencer; Chap, Ncitc Rush; Con-
Jennie Miller; Guard, Martina Mcclellan; Asst
Con, Alice A. Heiser; Asst G.. Sarah Hart.
DEPARTMENT OF NEW JERSEY.
| Officers Kearny- Janaway Corps New Brunswick. :
! President, Catharine J. Shuts; S. V.-P, Emeline
! Way; j. V.-P., Susan Miller; See. Abbe J. Whit
| Con, Mary Clayton Guard Gussie Harris. The
Corps is highly prosperous with the cordial sup
port Of the Post, Represented by such wide-awake
Officers Commodore Conover Corps, No Q, South
Amboy: President, E. L. Hutchinson, S. V.-P L.
A. Rue; J. V.-P., E. A. Mount; Sec H. stoncker
| Treas, f. Straub Chap, l.. Elicit G., c. Ward ;
A. G., $. Ryc<ilene; A. e., NJ. Irwin.
| Officers Frank Lloyd Corps. No. l. Old Bridge
| President, Matte Appleby; ;. V.-P., Ella Van
Hse; J. V.-P., NJ. Magce; Sec, Mary Appeby /;
Treas; Elizabeth NJ Work; Chap Sarah Smith;
| Con. Mary Lott; g., Mary Dobson. Mrs. WORTH
who retired President after years of faithful
service, has been one of the best workers in the
| State, and through her influence many Corps have
been organized and instructed in the good work.
| DEPARTMENT OF PENNsYLvANIA
Officers Strong Vincent Corps, Nos. Erie, reported
by Comrade Fred. Boetze ,whoo behalf ofthe Post
compliments the Corps very highly on continued
| good works: President, Jennie Reavly; :. V.-P,
Kate Liley; j. N.-P, Priscilla Bauschard; Chap
Ellen Biethen See. Mary Boltze; Treas Ella Chap
man; Con, Mary Hubbeil; Asst Con. Frank Lat
timer; c., Anna Davis; Asst G., Josephine Ban
mister.
Mrs. Mary A. Wallace, Department Ins,ituting
and Installing Officer and Past President Bradford
Corps, No. l3, Kendall Creek, was presented with
an elegant gold badge by members of her Corps,
upon retiring from Office. Mrs. Wallace Is
getic and effective worker and is turning her
attention from Corps matters to the upbulding of
the work of the Department generally.
Officers Winfield scott Corps, No. q Philadelphia:
Pres, Ellen McCntic; S. F-P., Addie Everett; j.
V.-P., Elizabeth Burgn; Treas, Kate Schimp;
Sec, Hannah James; Chap, Matilda Lare Con,
ner, Past President was presented with an elegant
gold badge installation evening, and Mrs James,
Secretary. the recipient of IL handsome token
of regard.
Officers of Stewart Robinson Corps, Huntingdon
Bellies; j. V.-P. Mary Boart Sec, Or Cowenee;
Treas. Cordclia Tubbs; Chap, Maggie Pratt; Con-
Lottie Wildoner; G., Diantia Lunger.
Officers Edwin NJ. Stanton Corps No H. New
Brighton: Pres, Mary NJ. Tea S. .V.-P, Annie
Newman; j. V.-P., Harriet Kennedy; Sec Clara
LouriInore Treas, Martha Fisher; Chap, Melissa
Knowing; Con-, Sarah Hart; Asst Con, Mary
Blount c., Lizzie Hart; Asst c., Lizzie Culmer;
Cor. Sec, Mary G. Kennedy.
DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
Officers S,etson Relief Corps Waterbury Center
instituted Jan. 10 by Mrs. j. G. Howe, Brnttcboro
Pres, Mrs: J. G. Robinson; S. V.-P., III. NJ Hews;
]. V.-P., o. J. Ayers; See, Miss Frances Burt
Treas, A. w Wrsley; Chap, J. o. Freeman; Con-
w. II. Worse; A. C, F. w. Hambln; c., Lotta
Clark.
Officers e. II. Stoughton Corps, Bellows Falls
Pres, H. w Chaplin; S. V-P, H. NJ Eddy; j. "
p. ID. NJ. Henry; Sec. A; f. Heald; Treas, f.
Perry; a. c.. Miss A. It. Chaplin; c., o, Lewis A.
g.. }. A. Bush. Among many good works of the
full banner, costing $40; address by Mrs. Chaplin
President; response by Comrade L. III. Reed, L. c.
Stough.on Post and Corps are among the most
prosperous in the State. The former has IA menu
bership of 90 the latter of Co. while not yet year
old
DEPARTMENT OF MINNESOTA.
Officers Muller Corps, No Is, instituted Feb. by
Mrs NJ. E. Sarkweathcr, Dept Pres, assisted by
Mrs S. Becker, Pres. Garfield Corps, No. 5, st.
Paul, with Il charter members; Pres j. G. Rhodes;
S. V.-P. Sam'I Bloomcr; j. V.-P.. J. \. Darms
Treas, j. c. Foster; Sec, Miss Linn Sneeden;
Chap Mrs. Olson; Con- w. NJ. Woodruff; c., n.
Hebenstrec:; A. c., NJ. Pringle A. c., l.. Blanch-
ard. The event celebrated in grand style in
the evening" and Muller Post, No l, participating,
is very happy in its auxiliary.
Officers Wesley Green Corps, No. II, Sleepy
Eye, instituted, in spite of snow bockades and the
Thermometer so below zero, by j. Taylor. Depart
ment Senior Vice President, and Jessie Patten:
Pres, Sarah Green; s V.-P Eta Burnside; j.
V.-P.. Lydia Barton; Sec Matte White; Treas,
Ida White; Chap Essie Sanders; Con. Kate Me-
Balm; A. c., Julia Green; c., Carrie Green; A. G..
Libbe Teas. Mrs Starlwether reports great inter
manifested in the work Of the w L Q. thronnl,-