The National tribune., 1889-04-18
GEORGE e LEMON.
SONS OF VETERANS.


SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divlsions-ElectiOa IL
Oile'rs' etc.
Officers Of 5 H Garlic Camp. No. 5. springdaIo:
Captain, J. W. Carter First Lieut., e. l. Baker;
Second Lieut., &. ;. NIayes; First Sergit o, O.
Crawford l. s., E. A. Gillett.
CONNECTICUT.
Officers Of John F. Carroll Canp No q Fast
Hartford: Captain, F. w. Ayers; First Lieut., Rob
ert shaw Second Lieut., Henry Stowel; Chap. e
=. CarroHi First Serg't, Q. Coledge q. NJ. s.. ,.
smith, 5 Of G., G. Dean; c. of c. W. s. Barbour;
G. g., w Dun; P. G., ]. Sweeney C. G., A. r.
Robertson.
ILLINOIS.
Officers of Harlan Camp, No Do. London Mills,
captain, j. I. Culver; First Lieut., A. A. Cole,
Second Lieut., o. ID. Benson; Chap. J. J. DYER
First Serg't, Thomas D. Seaman: Q. NJ s. H Har-
ian; , OF G., G. ID. Irons. c. :. Charles Fox; p
NJ, w. L. smith; @. G.. F. Glenn; P G.. Charles
Freeze; @. of c., J. w Goforth.
Officers OF Gen. Post Camp, No. S. Swan Creek:
Captain, J. A. Kniss; First Lieut., T. NJ. G. WIZ
son; second Lieut., p H. Lippy First Serg't, L.
r Stanley 5. of G., George Crabb; @ III s. D.
GuIleki g. >, David Jones; Chap. A. Mckenzie;
Z. NJ, George Coon; G. of c. Edward FulIr. o.
G., George Bliss P. G.. j. D. Piper
INDIANA.
Calkins Camp was mustered in at Ia Porte April
with "a charter members and the following on
GERS: Captain, A. K FOsdie<; First Lieut. Hugh
Sergt VIII T. CoPP; O. n. 5, Allen Buck; Chap.
w. ID. Weir; c. 5, Will Armstrong: 5. Of c. Wal
lace Paul; r. NJ, Charles E. HuntOon; G. Of G.,
Charles AUSTIN c. G., Lewis HuntOOn; p. g.,
Charles 5. Wagner
IOWA
Officers of DOnelson Camp. No. 80 Ottun,yva.
captain ID. NJ Spilman; First Lieut., VIM. Reeee;
second Lieut., +. i. Spilman; Chap VIM. Rails
back First Serg't, ]. NJ. Spilman; O. NJ e. CHM.
, OF u, VIM. Law ler c. s, F. Z. sutton; Princi-
PAL Muslclan, Cephas Williams: C. Of c. Charles
Aumaek; Q. G., Chas shaw; p. c. Abe Meser
Oiheers OF james Harlan Post, No a. Mt Pleas
ant: Captain VIM. E simpson; First Lieut. E R.
Safer Second Lieut.. Z. E Waugh, Camp Coun-
Gil Bert Crane. Fl. Hanson Geo. C. Bayless
Ofhcers OF Camp No I07. Alta: Captain O. O.
Carrie; First Lieut., F. M. Stout; Second Lieut., p
". Brown.
KANSAS.
General Order, No. 26, issued at Fredonia ADriI
D, oy order OF Q. 5. Nation, Colonel Commanding,
u. Short, Adjutant,-eontainst the following: AZ
the recent Encampment held at EmpOTia the De.
partment of Kansas, GA r. passed 3 resolution
asking the National EncamDment GAR 10
amend their Constitution follows: After the
WORD Republic IN the eighth line Of said article
Insert the following: And as the sons Of all de-
ceased comrades who have arrived at the are OF 2I
years shaLl be eligible to memberships the Grand
army OF the Republic, and be entitled to all the
privileges Of the Order save and except that OF vo
ing and wearing the badge" The Kansas deIeEa-
ton to the next National Eucampment OF tina
GA. r, to be held at Milwaukee Wis in August
are instructed TO work and vote for this amend
ment, put as the Kansas delegation viii be small
u
eaInpment, It seems to me that we should take
hold of this matter and help urge it before aid
Encampmenti therefore, Will appoint the Cap
tain, First Sergeant and Chaplain Of each Camp a
committee to frame petition and circulate il
among the members of their Camp and the mem
oers OF the Ca r. thaye q separate place for sign
ing petluonlng them to adopt said amendment
When all OF both organizations have signed same
forward to these Headquarters. and viii forward
all to CommandeT-in-Chief Warner Ex-Depart-
ment Commander T. H. Sewers deserves special
credit for his persistent able manly brotherIy ef
iortn securing the passageof The aforementioned
Recommendation at the Emporia Encampment
In May occurs Memorial Day. and the attention OF
Camps Is called to same. If you have no Memorial
badges, and contemplate having same, proceed at
once 70 order them, as during next month orders
Will De gong IN rapidly that there is liable to be
confusion and delay. Marvin Z. Hall, HiIIsdale
dieh.1 carries supply of said badges. and if you
have no eatal0g of prices write him Immediately
Tor one. Since General Order No. . was issued
applications for Camp charters have been received
dam and Dghton.
Officers of Lincoln Camp. No. 20. Edna: Cap
tam ARBelli First Lieut.. William WilmOth: Sec
ond Lieut., George Schmidt; First Sergt p. Bald
win; O. u. s, J. L Edmundson; Chap, NJ n Bald
win.
MASSACHUSETTS.
- Officers OF Camp No. :, Topsfeld Captain, A. G.
Lieut., F. W. Baldwin; Chap, J. A. Blaisdels; O.
s., W. F. Gragg; Q. NJ. 5, G. A. Colby: C. s. e
:. shaekiey T, NJ; J. A. Atwood; s Of c. G. q.
lace; P. G.. F. c. West
MONTANA.
Gen. Charles F. Henderson Camp, No. s. was
mustered at Boise City, April 2. with II ehsrtar
members and the following officers; Captain, SaEa1
u. Mann; First Lieut., William 5. Bennett Second
Lieut., Lyman SpOffOrd; Chap, Fred Belius; First
Sergt, William Otis LaYake; Q. u. S. William T.
Sanders; G. ;, Vivian Bellus; 5 OF G., Harry
Lake c. of c., Henry Diekman; G. g., John
Breshears P. g., William Baker.
NEW YORK.
Officers of Ellsworth Camp, No 60 Hunter: CAP
tain, George H. Matthews; First Lieut. c. NJ
Cartwright Second Lieut. John H Griffin. Chan
Edward Matthews; First Serg't. A n. Graham
Q. NJ. s.. John Keller, jr; @. s. George Radcliaf;
). OF g., ;. Is. Thompson; Corporal, c. z. Lake;
c. G., Daniel Radelif.
OHIO.
Officers of s. s. Stephenson Camp, No. sos, Sefo:
Captain, G.. o. Canaga; First Lieut., Charles Me-
Combs; Second Lieut., Charles Wilson; Chap. g.
F. Wood; First SerE't, V P Buckley @ N. s.,
George Z. Stephenson; c. :, NJ f. Cowen; s. OF
g. James z. Cope; Principal Musician Loren G.
oids; c. of G., W. E Maxwell
Richard c. Watt. Cincinnati: Col. S. A. Whit
field Cansp, No - gave its first ball and beanbake
al Cincinnati March IS which was grand success
IN every particular. At IL o'clock the bean
march " was announced, and long line OF uni
formed Sons accompanied by their lady friends
wendell their way 20 the supper-roOm, where they
did ample justice to the supper aad beans await
ing them. This over, they again repaired TO the
danoingha TO dance away the wee srna' hours
This is the youngest Camp in Cincinnati but has
some of the oldest members Of the Order in iia
ranks
Officers of E B. Beckett Camp, Dublin: Captain,
Chas. Williams; First Lieut., GFeeule2f W. Smith
Second Lieut., Charles q. Waldorf.
PENNSYLVANIA.
General Orders, No, IS, issued at Reading April
TO- by order Of J. l. Rake, Division Commander
H. Il Hammer, Adjutant-contain the following:
Camp No I23. Verona. Allegheny County, hav-
ing complied with the provisions of Article VI OF
Division By Laws, presenting good and sufficient
reasons for changing the name OF the Camp, their
selection has been approved and the Camp viii
hereafter be known By the name Of Capt. Patter-
since last announcement: Col. A. L. Hawkins
Camp, No. %, Washington, Washington County,
u recruits, Feb 2, by Capt W. W Mowry; Com
mander, Christopher Patterson Sere' II. ID. Hun
ter Camp No. Do Watsontowu, Northuui beriGnd
County, 81 recruits, Feb. IS, BY Lieut.. George w.
Wagenseller, 4. ID. c.; Commander, H. ;. Knight
A n Sarvey Camp No. s., Sligo. Clarion County,
y recruits March - by Lieut.. j. Il. Hines, A. D.
O.; Commander, James NJ. Marsh Col. Richard
Gustin Camp, No. g, AIilleTton, TiOga County 20
recruits March IS, by Capt. ChRs. Hosmer; Com
mander, Samuel Cummings Lieut.. Hugh Jones
Camp No. ~, Ebensburg Cambria County, % re-
eruits March 10, by Comrade James T. Young.
Commander, John I. Davis. samuel Langham
Camp, No. 224, Duucansville, Blair County, 3 re-
cruits March 2S, by Past Capt William II. KERN;
Commander W ". Langham. Francis Koch was
rejected by Camp No. 81, on March q. and Robert
NJ Tate was rejected by Camp No. II2. March
2S. First Sergeants will make proper entries in
Black Books. In accordance with Art VIII See
l. Division Bylaws, notice Is hereby given TO al
Camps that the following amendment to tie Divis-
ion Bylaws viii be presented for the eOnsideFa-
ton of the members OF the coming Division En-