The National tribune., 1889-05-30

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Officers, etc.
camps eIeeting officers are requested to forward
list of the same to THE NATIONAL Tribune All
names should be written as plainly as possible in
order to avoid mistakes.l
IOWA.
William Shallert Camp. No 10 was recently
organized at Buffalo with Il charter members.
The officers are: Captain, G.. N. DOwell Firss
Lieut., @. Q. VOgelbaugh Second Lieut., William
Hohbauer. Delegate, Fred Bald Alternate, John
ChattertOn.
MAINE
The seventh annual Encampment Of this Division
was held at Bangor May s. good number Of
Camps were represented, and the Adjutant report
ed 81 Camps and ], 092 members a gain Of eight
Camps and 3f7 members from last year AT the
afternoon session the following officers elect
ed: Colonel G. f. Hutehings Bangor; Lieut-CoI
A. G. ClOudman, Saecarappa; Mai. @. B. Gard
ner, Calais Division Council, Frank Davis, Au-
burn; +. W. Heath, Belfast @. F. Hayford Lewis
ton. Delegates, E. ) TOzier, Oldtown E. E Phil
brook, Portland; Alternate, Gearge Tarr Liver
more Falls. The Encampment closed with ban
quet. DIR. A. G. Hamlin presided, and speeches
were made by Hon. Hannibal Hamlin Congress-
man BOutelle, Hon. ID. A. Davis Col A. B. Farm
ham, Col T. X. Gould, of Roekland; H. j. Chap
man, E G. Miliken, of POTtland Col. D. A. Robin
son, and other comrades.
General ORDERS No. 20, issued at Bangor May IL
by order of @. +. Hutchins, Colonel Commanding
H. b. Drawn, AdJutant-cOntain the follOwings
Having been duly elected and installed Colonel
Of this Division, hereby assume command and es-
tablish Headquarters at Bangor. Atthe seventh an
nual Eneampment held at Bangor May s. 1859, the
following were elected officers of the Division for
the ensuing year: Colonel, C. F. Hutehins, Ban
gOri Lieut--Col, A C. ClOudman, SaccaFRppa;
Mai, @. B. Gardner, Calais. Council, Frank ".
Davis Auburn T. w Heath Belfast: c. Frank
Hayford, Lewiston. Delegates, Commander in
Chief tat Iargel; ID. L. Wright, East StOneham; L.
E Phibrook, Portland; Alternates. E 5. Tozier
tat large, Oldtown; George TaTr, LiVermore
Falls. The following appointments on the staff OF
the Colonel Commanding are hereby announced:
Harry b. Drawn, Adiutant Bangor; Charles n.
Rice, Quartermaster, Bangor. To rank as such
from May 8, 1882 and they will be Obeyed and re-
spected accordingly. Additional appointments
will be made in future orders All reports, returns
and official communications viii be sent to the
AdJutant, H. Is. BraWn, Box 20, Bangor, and all
money-OFders, checks and drafts, etc, and all
acquisitions for supplies, will be sent 10 the Quar-
termaster, Charles Il. Rice, Bangor. The Encamp-
ment having resolved to encourage the organiza-
ton known the Ladies' Aid Society" Cap
ains and brothers viii at once do al in their power
to form such societies IN their respective Campo
MINNESOTA.
General Orders. No. "a issued at St Paul Nav A
by order of E II. Milham, Colonel Commanding
Geo. H. Sheire, Adjutant- contain the follow
The ffth annual Eneampment Of the Mime
sofa Division, Sons of Veterans, L. s A, wiz con-
yene at Duluth June Il, Is, and IS, 1889. Elec-
ton OF officers Tor the ensuing year and transacting
other important business. Captains Of Camps will
notify the AdJutaut at once the number from each
Camp who viii attend. On this report will depend
as to whether we will have field Eneampmentor
not. Captains OF Camps viii pay particular atten-
ticn to this to enable to notify the brothers at
Duluth OF the probable number to be N attendance
Reduced rates have been made on ali railroads on
the certificate plan as follows: Rates from ST. Paul
to Duluth will be full fare for the round trip
Rates on all other connecting lines will be one and
one-third fare for the round trip Full particuIara
to program at Duluth viii be given in next Cen
eral Order, IN time 10 reach all The Colonel CON-
mAnding desires to call the attention Of the officers
and brothers OF this Division TO the great impOr-
lance of having good attendance at our Division
Eneampmeut. 1t enables Us TO meet with our
members living in different parts of the Division
to exchange ideas, and can but result TO our mu-
tual benefit. The brothers OF Duluth will give Us
q royal welcome and will furnish Us pleasant en-
tertainment during our sojOurn with them There
is city in this Division that CEfers more varied
and pleasant attractions than Duluth. To those
who have visited this city here occurs an op
pOrtunty you should by all means embrace. Those
coming via st. Paul viii leave St Paul by special
car on Sunday evening, June 10 Let rally All
along the line, and make our hfth annual Encamp-
ment one long to be remembered by all.
NEBRASKA.
Hunter Camp, No. s. was mustered in at Ohiowa
on April is with % charter members and the fol-
lowing officers: Captain, A. N. Rex; First Lieut.,
J. I. Walker; Second Lieut., A. Drinkwalter;
First Serg't, z. Stevenson; q. N. 5, F. NJ. Wood;
Chap, j. F. Taylor; 5. of G., Geo. Mclaughlin;
c. 5, J. b. Neyhart; c. G., j. b. Lewis; c. OF G..
]. V. Walker; Principal Musician, @. ; Slower.
OHIO.
The seventh annual Encampment Of this Divis-
ion held at Cincinnati May IA. IS and I6 A
large number of delegates were in attendance. and
great deal OF business was transacted The re-
ports of the officers showed the Division to be in
very prosperous condition. There are now 1900
members the rolls, and the prospects for in
creasing this number in the future are very
bright. One Of the features of the Encsmpment
was the parade, and the excellent showing made
by the boys won for them hearty applause from
the spectators. The contest for the Office Of Colo
mel was a very warm one, and finally resulted in
favor of VIM. T. Bundy, of Welistou- The evenings
were taken up with Camphres and excursions. and
the Sons" enjoyed themselves immensely
Officers of Kenny Camp, No l53, Geneva: Cap
tain, ]. +. Austin; First Lieut., H. Race Second
Lieut.. E II. Beldingi Chap. Fred Castle Frat
SeTg't C. W. Bowers; O. NJ. Guy Robertson: G..
S. Ralph Freer; ;. OF c. l. NJ. Rose; Principal
Musician Allie Clark; G. of c., ) NJ. Sackett; @.
G., w. H Stephens; Z. G., J. G. Anderson. Camp
Council, j. c. Anderson, W. II. Stephens, II. Race.
Delegate, ]. +. Austin; Alternate, w. H. Stephens
PENNSYLVANIA.
Gen. Thos. l. Kane Camp, No. 9S7. was mustered
aud the following officers Captain J. L. Mitchell;
First Lieut., w. j. Griffith; Second Lieut., W. P.
Mathews.
Officers of Hughes Camp. Franklin: Captain,
Frank Barr First Lieut., Geo. ;. Applegarth;
Second Lieut., John W. Hendricks Chap. Robert
c. Adams; First Serg't, A. V. Bollman; @ NJ 8,
Chas p. Eakin.
Officers of +. NJ. RuhI Camp. No s. York Cap
tain, Frank Y. Gross; First Lieut.. Chas e. Zeig-
Ter; Second Lieut., William II. Tost First Serg' =
F. Sherman Miller; @ NJ. ;. Paul Smyser; Chap
Columbus Black :. Of c.. Geo. F. Ziegler; O. Of
c., VIM. J. Morgan; O. ;. Ben +. Brandt; Princi-
pal Musician, VIM. j. Lehr; @. G., John e Hell
man; p. c., Sam'l Burger. Camp Council. Ed III.
Zegler. VIM. II. YOst, VIM. J. Morgan.
Warren Camp No 23l, was mustered IN az War
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