The National tribune., 1888-04-26
ALL ALONG THE LINE.


The City Council of Ironton, o., has granted to
Dick Lambert Post quarter section of the beauti-
fui City Square, where the Post proposes erecting
substantial and ornamental memorial hall to the
memory of Lawrence County's brave volunteers.
The proposed cost of the building is S20000 So 600
of which is already in the treasury of the Post, the
larger part realized from fair held during last
Winter, III which the Post found the Corps tower
of strength. The first floor of the memorial hall
will be devoted TO public library, reading groom
and relic room, and the second floor will be oceu-
pied by the Post, Corps and Sons of Veterans. The
Corps expects to be represented on the board of
trustees of memorial hall. Lambert Corps
abounds in good works, and at the head of relief
has had Mrs. Maggie Miller, who has the
praise of all for the comfort and consolation she has
carried to the homes Of destitute veterans. Corps
membership 60. VIII be represented at Toledo Com
vention by President, two Past Presidents and
Mamie II. Kelly, delegate. Officers 1888: Presi-
dent, Clara Q. Davidson; ). V.-P., Mary w. Sam
pie; j. V.P., Lytta r. Corus; Sec, Kate V. Henry;
Chap. Mary G.. Winters; CON- Sue b. Arthurs G.,
Minnie Pease-Annis H. Euochs, Correspondent
S. Allie Shuler Department Chaplain of Ohio,
instituted Joseph Tanner Corps, No 226 at Ostran-
der Delaware County, April T. assisted by Ii mem
bers of Ransom Reed Corps, no. l02. Lena Robb
Lincoln Corps, San Francisco, expended the last
three months the sum OF S2l52j in relief, besides
clothing valued at SLID. Sixteen families have
been assisted and 25l visits made by the Relief
| Committee. Hard Times Party will be given the
last of April for the benefit of the relief fund
Lookout Mountain Corps, of Berkely, Cal, and
| Evans Corps, of Redwood, Will participate in the
carnival of States, benefit California W.RC. Home
1 GARFIELD Corps, san FRANCISCO, expended III
lief the last quarter Si54,75; in clothing, $3.50;
visits by Relief Committee, 800; families assisted
| 10; turned over to Post, 500 A May Party has
/ been arranged for replenishing relief fund.
| Il. j. Stanley Corps No. So, Lower Salem, o., IS
| one of the live Buckeye Corps In four years il
| has dropped but two from the ranks and one oil
| these by death Frequent Dime SOcials are held
| and the ladies are happy in their Vocabulary j
| Hovey, Corresponding Secretary.
McAilister Corps, No. l59, Carroll, o. has passed
appropriate resolutions on the death of Lyde Don
| aldson, an excellent member and wife of Com.
mander Donaldson, of McAIlister Post. Martha 4
| Watt Melissa Pearce, Martha j. Holder Commit
| tee
| Woodson Corps, No. 176 Department of Kansas
| was instituted April with "a charter members
| Laura Carpenter Presidents Anna Turner, Senior
Vice-President; IL. Willie Junior Vice President
| Dora Gardner, Secretary; 10. j. White, Treasurer.
| General Orders, No 2-Sarah G. Minek, Depart
| ment President-of New York, announces two ex
| celent Corps added to the roster viz, James A.
| Hall, 10S Brocton. Kate Fay, President; D. +
/ Schenck No 100, Fulton, Lydia NJ Dilts, Presi
dent. The name of Chatham Corps No. n, has
| been changed TO Gen. Logan, No II, on account o.
| change of name of Post.
| Alta W.RC High Tea with literary and musca
features given ut the handsome residence of Saral
| c. Nichols, Department Institutng and Installing
officer Auburn, n. Y, Sarah @. Mincl Depart
| ment President; Annie Cleary, Department Senior
| president, and other distinguished guests
| were present. Over 400 in attendance; re
| freshments served to 800. The dining-room wa!
ablaze with National colors, and the supper of
| sumptuous order.
Helen Browncn De Kralrer writes Of the pleas