The National tribune., 1888-03-22
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the DepartmentS---NeW
Pests, etc.
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DEPART N EN1 NEWS.
COLORADO
CJlicers az winfield Scott Post, No. g. Aspen:
Commander Jason T. Freeman; s. v. G., George
u Sanlorn: j. v C.. ID. :. Nilhgan; AdJ't, " IN; -
King; q. NJ. John a. West surg, John Roddyi
Chap O. NJ Conroy; o. D., ID. j.. BuTnhan; y.
C., NJ Carr; :. NJ, ~ ID. MAitooni Z. NJ = . y
Brooks.
ILLINOIS,
Officers Of Hall Wilson Post, No. 424, Toledo:
Commando, Henry T. Wooden; :. ~ q n
Wm. r. Jackson; q. c.. Henry Stephens; S4i55.'
NJ Hurst Chap, John kauch; AGJ = r. - i2.ic'ils
We have good working 1--we Eosl, anu . ~ ~
tendance generally good. AT each meeting We
have some .conlrade deliver his army experience
which make our meetings very interesting.
Officers Of Campbells 1851 Post. No. o., SIMON
Hill; Commander, T. ). Cross = y. -, !" -
Moheleubrock J. v. G.. J. 7. Kerr: Q. N. a. =.
(4ersiflsr. @. ID -- Wilson, o. o. Inner eFeeg1s
Chap. John 1IcA1ien; surg, Michael ood AoJ L
06icers Of John C. Brill Post, No, so, Norris
City Commando, ID y. Riley , y. =, - W
Colt: T. " a.. : s. BEill; Chap. Rev. y r. NC
QUAY. surg r. B. Lennon; o. ID. 4. u. Joyneri
o. c. A. A. Gasseti; Q. d., j. j. Cot Aaj l.
j. Nancy: Sentinel, g. v. Floyd.
INDIANA
g. r. Dunlap, Madison: Geo II. Thompson Post
No. 528 gave an entertainment March ana -
which included tabeauy, rccl,atlons dilllss ora
tons, etc. The affair was grand success t,-
quite q handsome sum was nctted me f,-l,. y e
have one Of tie largest halls 10 southern lhaililH
-Four hundred men can be formed ID me ~ y VIZ
march down rs the street without breaking " g
pay SI75 per wear. It j. supplied with kltlileh'
cioal--roonls hvdrtnts and pas. and all modern
arrangements for balls and festivals There is 4
movable partition SO that The room can D2 c1ilea
into Post or ball room IL short lfHle y, g are
indebted 10 our Relief Corps, No. ~ Tor yaiua3Ie
assistance at the Campfire thompson s's' l''s ~ q
As members ard never fails TO muster from one 10
four recruits ut every meeting. -
At recent meeting OF Jacob STAN Posi- no
bill was Endorsed.
Post No. DO. New Corner, i IN a 7ouTishing con
diton. and ever ready 10 assist DISABLED coilEAes
or their families.
IOWA
Officers Of August wentz Post. No. ]. Daven-
port: Commands. William Klein :. Y. g, NJ j..
MARKS J. v. c.. Henry Brown AdJ-t, T. v ein-
GARNER @ NJ J. =. DessaIni; o -, "a. l. ian
.. c.. II. J. Brown; :. n, II. J. Wagner
Officers Of Nm. Kellogg Post, No $50, 2e! iHouI;
Commander. q. W Holshouse > y O. J. 1uIlPi
j. v. c.. John Lewis; Chap. VIM. J. Manning O.
d. T. : Gadis- o. c. :. q. TrogdIn: AdJt, X. n
Donis: S. H., VIM. Park; @. ", p Arid; surg
Officers OF O G. Hunt Post. 40. go. state Center:
Commander, W. II. WhItehiil; j.. v e. w L.
Bower j v c. A. kicLaras : map a ~ sijit
hard o. d., VIM. Vance; o. g., X CoWan; Auj :
s J. starr: @ N Isaac Guile; :. n, c. PRICE, q.
NJ :, ID. Nader; Delegate, i. p Adams.
KANSAS
Ionia Post No. Is. Ionia has adopted resolutions
Al rpgret on The death OF Courade ID. T.. Rowiey.
Officers Of Atchison Post, No 90, AtchIson: Com
rnander w : Nader- : Y u. j. Eggleston J.
v C., J. II. BeiIvillei @. d., II. T. Lemist; Q. g.,
J. J. Scots &. NJ J. Nesbitt; Surg J. 9. Miller
Chap :. Q. Bereman. AoJt, a. Z. I-ueoloodi q
M. s. F. II. Lacey.
Officers Of Wateryille Post, No. 29o Nateryllle
Commander. r. Smith = v g. u J. HuHIliah
J. ". c., III. Jones; Surg D. IN. HumireFIiie
Adjt u. J.. Retzel; q. NJ. George II. IltcOmbi
Chap. J.. j. Kistlcr: Q. d., +. + Thompson; Q.
O.. :. Il. Peabody; :. NJ }. {. DlcSeyi U. NJ y
MAI Elliott Post, No. 49,. Mound Valley: Com
w z. J. Z II
C.. Capt Ira Brown; q. NJ. II. &. Irwin; Q. D..
NJ. Shug1auhs %. g., ID. Miller; Chap, James
Soul; Surg, D. Marsh; q. n. ;, -. Canady
Officers Of ITano Post. No. 40, Wano: Command
or, William VT. Mckay; > " G., -. q. James; )
v. G., John D. Hight surg, Amos Ewing; Chap
Abram Faust; @. H., George Schneider o. D., J
D. Calf; o. G., samuel " eDber.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Mai How Post No 81. Haveraill. celebrated IT.
2h Anniversary RECENTLY The exercises consisted
OF an overture by the City Band prayer by Com
rade j q. snow singing 10y Alpine quartet history
q ne Post by surg. T. 9. rockingham selections
By City Band address 10y Past ConllaIlder-lu-tl ME
George 3. Merrill singing 10y Alpine quartet re
marks by Judge Henry Garter, bon 7. y d. Cogs
well and others agId closing selection 10y Gig Band
The historical address by tont.tQe rockingham
gave detailed account Of the doinEs Of the Pos
since its organization IN 1866 ts first Commando
being Mai Luther D0y. There have been % Com
Enandcrs ID 20 years. Since the organization OF tat
Post G95 comrades have been admitted, and tn
present membership d 544- During tins time So
ganlzatlon d now icurIshlng- At the close Of To-
exercises IN lhe City Hail q grand Campfire wa
held in Lincoln Hall, the headquarters Of the Post
where ilHe supper was served followed DE Iu
mer0us speeches by comrades and invited guests
Large audiences were present at both places.
A J. LittleGeId. Cambridge. Charles Beck Post
No So. WAS recently presented by Philip T. Grecl.
with beautiful picture neatly framed, represent
ing scene on the p-czet-line. Ihc Post has bcel
called upon the past Winter FOR assistance through
sickness 10 5Is ralsior quite large sum o. money
D. has always responded literally and promptly I
every call that was worthy, not only TO c9nfade
q the Post, but 10 The WIDOWS, orphans ana hon
CTa0iy -1lscharEed soldiers; one j. never turue
away empty handed. our latch-stfiDg Il out ever
Monday might at 81 Main ST. Cambridge. and I'll
comrades u the Post always extend hearty we
come to al comrades who may pull Tie same
MICHIGAN
w X Chnds Ann Arbor: At a public receptio
held bv WEIGH Post No. I37. March 2 In q me-
with five years lease Of the new hall free,
which Past Commander DR. W III. Jackson n
Ep0noed Do q very appropriate manner, foiloWe
bv remarks from Comrades Col. n : Dean. Cap
q. IL Manly. Mai. IL Sgule. Capt. j. J. a. Session
and OtheT- Tie citizens have been very generol
IN assisting the Post % furnish mex new nall,
that the Post Is as well situated now - il coul
Gregg Post. No. I55. Homer has adopted resolt
lions ~ regret or the death 81 COulrade Alvin
Hopkins.
G 3. Randall Pentwaier: John 2. Reynolds Po
held Campfire recently, which was great su
cess "A supper was served early IN the cvcuiu
after WEieh an interesting program was rcnderc
The Post melted over Sil0.
Officers Of Sanford Post. No. 2s7 Chippewa LAX
Commander. Edward Carolan5 (. y. c., D. ]
Moore j. n. O.. a. Bust. Chap. j. Hammond
NJ John Fordeu- Adj Q. George Lashua- o. i
George LaMshaw; @. o. Conrad Eirsehner: S. n
Geo GoodeIl q II. - o. Valentine.
Officers Of StouewaA Post South Lyon: Cor
nauder, M. Borden S. y. O., W. A. Weatacrhea
J. ". O., H. English AdJt q. II. Bentley; SGrs
M GoodeH; Chap. j. s. Alen= q. II, G.. Calkiu
o. d.. j. Cushion; @. G.. Nu. Kingsley; s. N
J.. Ho6Rmau; G. N. s.s II, Alsayer.
MINNESOTA
Simon AlmaR Post, Pipes.oue City, dedicated
new hall E@Ych z. After the delIcatory cerem
niles a Campfire was held. The hall occupies q
entire second floor Of g. II. Beuuctts haudsou
new store building. The rooms Of the Post IN
Relief Corps are separated by large folding door
which hen thrown open makes one q the iue
Grand Army halls 10 the State and the tHcmbe
o. the order have good reason TO feel proud Of the
new quarters The Post las ordered from Chicai
GO bent hardwood, mahogany finish pcIforat
maple back chairs. and Gt Was intended 70 la
them there FOR tlss Campfire but they were un
voidably delayed The ladies Of the w re. nae
generously donated So toward the purchase
these chairs. When this furniture arrives and
put iu place, together with other furniture Al
decorations being prepared tl4e rooms througho
viii be comfortable ana inviting and all old co
rades Will De welcome az any time 10 enjoy the L
Bitalities Of Simon Nix Post.
Officers Of SedgwiclS Post, 70. %, I0njiceIl
Commander. q. Mccormack <. " C.. @.
Wedgew0Cci J. v. G., Conrad Chomber; o. d.