The National tribune., 1888-05-31

in many prominent army men, among whom are
Col. Gust Artzman, Master, Chancery Court; Col.
Albert lretiredl, Regular Army; Capt. Yontsey, MAJ
Wright, formerly Mayor of Newport, and others.
This Post is also the proud possessor of a drum
corps Of . boys, named after their honored Cap
tain and commander, F. G. Miller, of the Loyal Le-
gioa.
Col Granville Moody Post was mustered in at
Belleview recently. The Post is named in honor
Of that glorious old pelate Of the Northern Method
ist Church who used TO preach in Grace Church,
Newport.
MAINE
John II. Lake Booth Bay Post No. % re-
Gently presented with n photograph of Comrade
William Field, who born at DeeTteld Oct. y,
1850; commissioned Ensign in I'd Mass. Militia June
5, 1890; Captain IN lst Mass Militia June u. 1883
appointed Justice OF tile Peace by GOV. Marcus
Morton March ii, 1910; again appointed Justice OF
the Peace by Gov. John A. Andrew March l3, 1861;
enrolled in Co. A 18th Mass. july ID. 1852; honor
ably discharged June ,, 1865; now living at Frank
lin, Mass. The photo is a fine one, taken IN full
GAR. uniform. Is there an older veteran who
served during the war?
MINNESOTA
The annual Encampment of the Southern Min
nesota G.A.B. Association will be held at Owatonna
June s. and :. The prospects are that this VIII
be OF the largest and most interesting Encamp-
ments ever held in southern Minnesota. Com
naudeTn-C Chief Rea. Department Commander
Eye, Gov Mctiill. Albert ShaffeT, and, in fact
nearly all the prominent comrades who help to
make the CamPtiTcS cheerful Ia Minnesota VIII DE
present and assist in the matter of entertainment
Let the comrades and their families take advantage
OF this opportunity To meet and enjoy tile pleasure
OF each others society upon this occasion. Rates
have been secured 1T one and oHethrd fare Tor the
round trip. Forage aud stabng Tor those VINO
perier TO bring their conveyHuces will be fur
nlshed on the ground. For further particulars ao-
dress q. L. Sloan, OwatOnna.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Jesse Tuttle Berlin: FrancisP. Green Post, No.
So, was mustered in at this place May IL. 1t BIDS
fair 20 become as energetic and enthusiastic Postas
any IN the department. Tie following officers were
installed: Commander. James H. Davis >. V. c.
George Cote: J. V c. William Blair: Surg, II. +.
Cordweil: q NJ Charles w Dellabar: Chap, Syl-
vesier Boothby; o. D.. Ed. NJ. Abbott; o. O., Ell
bridge q. Grover; AdJt, Jesse Tuttie. After the
transaction of business most encouraging renark Ks
were made by tie Mastering Officers, Commander
and others, and the boys broke ranks at about a.
Ia. Friday morning.
Austin Goodell Post Monroe has adopted reso-
luton Of regret on the death oI Comrade Daniel
Sherry.
Sheridan Post, No. IA. HinsdaIe, has adopted
resolutions Of regret on the death OF Comrade Muir
ray Davis.
NEW YORK
Atnmeeting of Western New York Encampment
Association, at Angola last week, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year; Com
mauder, Or. ), q. Thompson, Angola; ,. v q,
Silas Arnold, Gowandai j. Y. C., Ira Rowley, Sill
yer Creek Surg, Enoz Hibbard, North Collins;
Chap, Benjamin Stearns Silver Creek; @ NJ, Ii.
Nj. Blaisdell, Biaisdell; Adj't, J. l.. Walker, Co
wanda: Chief of Sian A. s Parker, Brant q. ~ s.,
G, Q. Neizey, Brant; Drum-M Major, George Carr,
Buffalo. The Eneampment viii be held at Angola
on Aug. I6 u and Is. The camp is named Camp
Jones in honor of Lieut.-Gov. Jones, who is ex-
The several Posts Of Livingston County are pro-
crossing arrangements for their annual Encamp-
nlcnt, which takes place in Mt. Morris, June u
Upward of % Posts will be IN line and grand
time l. expected.
OHIO
c. F. Camp. ClaysvilIe: Martin Post. No 565, was
mustered in at This place May II with 30 charter
/ II. Wycoff; O. NJ, :. T. Galloway; Adj't, J. W.
/ Ritchey; surg, samuel Crofford; Chap, J. E.
Craig; o. D., Jay john Verreils; o. G., g. Sopher
+ s. NJ, VIM. Dennis; q. III. 5. VIM Herket
! OREGON
/ Hermann Bruins, Sandy Post No 26 was mus
4 tered in at this place May with IA charter mem
/ bers and The following officers. Commander III
4 Bruins. 5 Y. c. b. 81 Hatch; J. v c. George
/ Huffman; Adj't, - Ingrahams; @. III, H. b
/ Chase; o. G., James Brauhan Chap, a. Femme
more.
] PENNSYLVANIA
George @. Meade Post, No l, Philadelphia, ha,
issued a very neat pamphlet containing the pro
! gram for its Memorial Day exercises. II contains
besides list Of il officers and Memorial Day Com
/ mitiees, the hymns which were sung at the differ
/ ent cemeteries.
POTOMAC
The quarters Of Kit Carson Post Washington
/ were we'll filed on the 23d inst. with a crowd o
members and friends who had gone thither t.
4 grace a book reception. Each Of the person.
( invited was expected TO bring with him her
book for the Post library, and, az rule the requcs
4 was complied with. When the last guest had ar
/ rived il found that Il9 books had been addet
TO the library, while several of those who failed T.
contribute literature made the deficiency good viii
cash or checks. Music, ice cream. sirawberre
/ and dancing concluded a delightful entertainment
/ WISCONSIN,
john A. Jones. Tilden Gilbert A. Wheeler Post
+ No. 90. was mustered in at Osseo April g. OWni
I to tie bad condition OF the roads some Of the COIN
rades were not able 10 be present. We viii mum
following officers were installed for the ensun
year: Commander. F. J. 1lalcaett; 5. V. c., J. 4
o. g., w. o. Rice Chap, Rev. A. Pinkerton
Surg. john WiDgad; Adj't, A. II. Rogers; o. ID
! NJ. Chamberlain; > H.. Chas. Bush: Q. N. s., )
4 NJ Kenyon. After the muster "A rousing Campfir
was held, which closed with a banquet.