The National tribune., 1889-06-13
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). " Ca VIM. Frederick; o. D., Joseph Rette; o.
Adj't Albert III. Trader; @. NJ, George Hall; S. NJ.
P. Il; Boomer; O. NJ. s, \. B. McColloch
Officers OF Gordon Granger Post No; ! S2g ~ Gin IN
BoliBger; ]. V. c., VIM. Reed; q. NJ, c. II. Hays
Ter; Surg, Thomas Day; Chap, James Woods;
Q; d., Sam Cox; Adjt, j. n Baker; o. Co. L. G.
Officers of Post No. 100, Maple Grove: Com
mander, ]. T. Driver; s. V. c., G. s. Bishop; ]. Y.
G., w. 7. Berry; Adi't, VIM o. Adams; o. D., II.
c. Marlin; @. NJ, Darius WEIGH; Chap, ]. J. Da-
Wis; o. g., Josiah Tilton; Surg, Thomas Gilli S.
NJ, VIM Baker. Delegate, j. r. Freed; Alternate,
officers of Lieut.. John Baxter Post, No. sss,
Pnrdy Commander, NJ HORNE; S.V c. John w.
bus McNatt; Chap, D. A. Lane; Q. D. Edward
Smith; o. G.. Joseph Barguser; @. NJ. Q. G. Rose.
Officers of Tiff City Post, No. 4l6 Tiff City: Com
mander, De Witt c. Hopkins; s V. O., Caleb
Hurley; j. v c., Ethre Guthre G. NJ, Benjamin
Smith; Adi't, A. NJ. Gillum; o. d, Jas. w. Nc
o - 10 surg; Moses Diney Chap YIN. d; Alien
.: G., VIM. McHaney; s NJ, j. =. Isbell; Q. NJ 5,
VIM. b, Rudd; 1. s., Samuel Guthrie; o. s., Jas.
NJ. Barley
Officers Of Union Post. No. 22s, Laddonia: Com
mander, j w. Stevens 5. V. c., j. 5. Bentley j. v
O., CIV. Chase; Chap, A. Hagermani Q. M.,W:N.
b. Read; o. d. J. l.. Buriz; o. G.. j. G. Coins; Adjt,
g. w. Convey. Delegate G. w. Convey; Alternate,
q. w. Chase. Post meets second and fourth Satur-
Officers of Franklin Post, No 8Os, Paris: Com
V. G, E. Ashenaft; @. NJ, ]. E. Jones; Surg, d.
McMurphie; Chap, j. c. Barney; o. d., s. Walters;
O. G., n Cooper; S. NJ. J. McGill; Q. NJ. s., A. B.
Vincent; Alternate, O. w Pesue
Officers of Pariee Post No. $50, Cabool: Com
mander, H. P. Large; s. Y. c., j. v. Willoughby;
/. Mcbride; o. c., w. H. Edwards; Adjt, r. H.
Faleoner; Chap J; B. Winger; Surg, J.lCleveri
$. NJ, A. w. Peables; @. NJ. s., A. s. Long; G..
p Reishling; o. S. George Mcbride.
Officers of Windsor Post, No. 1856, Windsor: Com
mander, n b Carpenter; s. V. O.. N. @. Reyes;
J. " O., D. Huston; Q. NJ. NJ. Booth Surg, Fred
King; Chap, George Stratton o. D., Henry
knipple; Adj't, George Tryoni o. g., Capt. Stur-
divani s NJ, John Wesner.
NEBRASKA
Officers of Hunter Post, No 100, ohiowa: Com
mander, Morris Thomas; S V. c., G. G. Enslow
Chap, H. Wood; Surg, NJ. Scott; O. G., NJ. Filter;
Q. NJ. s., P. Jenkins; s. NJ, ]. w. Stevenson;
Officers OF B. T. Stevenson Post, Gresham Com
mander, II. II. Miller; 5. V. c.. William Hawley;
j: V! O., B. F. Mccoy; @. NJ, +. f. Maxwell; @.
NJ s, Henry Tanphere; Chap, j. V. Mccullough;
o. d., Cyrus Locke; o. G., John Hoffer; Adj't, j.
j. Cambel; Surg, John Skinner; Delegate, F. Yeo-
man.
Officers of Edward Lenox Post, No. 80 AtlSin-
son: Commander, G. 7. Richmond; 5. Y. c., VIM.
Treanseau; Chap, II. Potts; Surg, H. Gulie5; o.
D., L. d. Lunt o. G., Henry Fleming; 5. NJ, j.
b. Archard; q. M. ST. William Logan; AdJt, ;. u.
circuit. Delegate L. d. Lunt; Alternate, Ira j.
Burleson.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Officers of A. f. Stevens Post No. 6, Peterboro:
Commander, George r. Peasley; S. V. c., A. L.
Murphy; J.V. C., John F. D'0rsay; @. NJ, George
f. Turner; Surg, DIR, ]. H. Cutler Chap, Charles
Scott; o. g.. Charles T. Gibson; Q. NJ s, Thomas
f. Burns.
NEW YORK.
officers of Loge Post No. 469, Thurston: Com
mander, A. Shaugeri 5. Y. c., L: II. Hickman; J.
V. c., l. Bowers; Q. NJ. L. H. Phillips; o. D., A.
Nose; o. G., j. A. Filkins Surg, III. Bullard;
Chap A. S. Gould; S. NJ, j. Eddy; Q. NJ. s., b.
Babcock.
Officers of Thomas Farr Post Nos275, Webster:
Commander Jacob Hoffman,; svY. c., Jacob
Q NJ, John Pellet; Surg, VIM: Osburn; Chap
R. A. Cory; o. D.. Geo. H. McFarlin; O.G., Jef1er-
son Brown; s. NJ, Edwin c. Smith; @. NJ. s.,
Officers Of Galpin Post, No 10, Little Falls: Com
mander, T. Dasey; S. V. c., A. Manga J. v c.,
VIM. Gardneri o. d., Ira G. Barnes Q. NJ, Theo
worth; o. G., Aft easier; @. NJ S. John b. Smith
S. NJ, John G. Leahey; Adit, Henry Roback;
Delegate, ]. r. Fort.
OHIO
Officers of Hughes Post No. 2s5, Malta; Com
mander, ]. c. MurSoek; s. v c., ]. S. Belch; J. V.
c. John Barrel; Adj't, W. B. Patterson; Surg, d.
ii. Holcomb; Chap. j. II. Barker; o. D.. John II.
Dunnington o. G., s. Baker; @. NJ, F. b. Manly !;
S. NJ, a. A. Coulsen @. NJ s.. H. A. Davis.
Officers of Lieut. Boyd Post, No. $40, Antioch ::
Commander, n. j. Caebaugh; s. v. c., II. Dough-
erty; j. V. C., q. :. Foraker; o. D., VIM Slime /;
Adpt, 9: Tompson Q. NJ, D. Lentz; Surg, S. Hail !;
6. NJ, T. Modem; @. N. ST. 0. Penn; Chap. b.
| Huffman; o. e., w. Morgan.
Officers of Milton Weaver Post, No 594 Vandala:
! Commander Lee Corbin; S. v. c., G. w. Williams
1 son; j. V. c.. j. L. Wolf; o. d., John Eschbach /;
| Q. g., 5: H. Mccartney Chap. Jere Wenger: Q.
! NJ, G.. w. North; Surg, p. B. Fisher; Adi't r. J.
1 North; @. NJ. s., NJ Bennert; S. NJ, S. Bennert.
Delegate, " H. Albaugh; Alternate, James Smith.
Officers Of Reno Post, No. 81, Lowellville: Com
mander, VIM. Crameri 5. V. c., F. o. Book walter
! J. V. c.. John A Stewart; Surg, John Antibus
Chap. Robert Stranahan; o. D.. G. G. Slower; o.
/ G., A. L. Cearfass; Q. NJ, L. d. Robson; Adj't,
| Wm I,igpett
Officers Of Phil Kearny Post, No 8s. Jacksonville:
Commander, John f. WEIGH; S. V. c., Charles w.
Lee; j. v. c., a. j. Mckenzie; @. NJ, L. j. Cline;
Adjt Charles A. Cable; Q. D., w. B. Gilmore; o.
| G., Thomas NJ. Linton; Chap, Z. S. Smith.
! Officers of Geo. ii. Thomas Post, No H. Silver
tom Commander, G. Haynes; S. V. O.. J. II. Rob-
bins; j. V. c., Pinkston Dyer Chap, G. w Bark
| hurst; @. NJ, c. f. Hicks: o. D., A. s. Kinser; o.
| G., Dennis Besart G., George Bently; Adj't, p T.
| Hicks; Q. NJ. s., Geo. Desart; 5. NJ, s b. Ormsby.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Department Commander congratulates the
comrades of this Department upon the general and
impressive observance of Memorial Day. Never
before have such gratifying reports been received
| as TO the character of the ceremonies and the at
tendance of comrades and the people. Let Us hope
that its lessons may remain with during the
year may increase the ardor and intensity the in.
terest of the comrades of our Order, and commend
the Grand Army and its work 10 every survivor Of
the war who has not yet united with u.s. Every
Post Commander IS urged to take such steps within
the Post as Will best advance the work of recruit
ing.
A special muster, such as has rarely fever beer
held in the Grand Army of the Republic was helC
by Z. ID. Baker Post, No. 3, of Philadelphia, OF
last Tuesday evening when so recruits were mus
tered, thus increasing The membership of the Pos
| to 635. This Is the largest number that has evel
. Joined Post in Philadelphia aftert organization
| at one muster. IL has been said frequently tina
the Ports in Philadelphia had reached their max
imum in membership, and by four out of every
five comrades this accepted as true Thi
wonderful increase in one Post, and the fact tina
nearly all the recruits have been living for years il
Philadelphia, has opened the eyes of every body
Post No. 3 is indebted for these recruits mainly Il
Comrade John w Frazier. About a month ag,
| Comrade Frazier was present at a muster of Mead
Post No /, when Is new members were admitted
At the next meeting of Post No. 8 Comrade Fra
Zer referred 10 the muster of Meade Post, ant
offered to secure 20 recruits if the other SIS mem
bers of his Post secured 80. He made good hi
pledge by recommending IS comrades for mem
bership on last Tuesday night. These conlrade
were Hon. W. f. Kelly, Judge Thomas r. Elcoclz
. John Huggard. DIR. A. W. Duvall, James Free
born, of the Board of Education; Charles w
Brooke, of New York; Joseph r. Rhoads, Henri
8 C. Thompson, Charles s. Keyser, Charlie
. Dixey, NJ NJ. Coppuck, Richard Peltz, An
drew r. Cluey, James S. Leaning, A. Atwoo
Grace, David H. Shourds, James H. Winters /.
: Edward Addicks, Magistrate Richard @. Lloyd, {
J. | II. Dockendorf, George III. Culyerly, Harvey Hei
=, man. Joseph V. Trullaway, Reginald II. Alter, an
: Philip Goeller, jr., OF New Jersey.
; Post No. Is an aspirant for Banner Post"
[. this Department, and it is now nip and tuck bt
tween it, Post No and Post No. So.
This evening the Woman's Relief Corps of Pos
No. 63 hold a strawberry festival in Philadelphia.
I, The following Posts have been mustered
!. ougIl, Toga County, April 8, 1889, by o. $. Kin
7. ball, of Post No. 49, r. It. Wood, Commando
= Capt Devereaux Post No. 5s3 at East Springfield,
Erie County, May Is, 1889, by j. e. PettibOne,