The National tribune., 1889-05-23

The ninth annual Eneampment of the Division of
Pennsylvania will convene Mt Remove. July 10 to
u. Inclusive. Capt. E. Il. Herbert, Commander of
Camp l07. is hereby assigned to special duty in
connection with the arrangements for the Eucamp-
ment. He viii be in charge Of all details for the
Division, and VIII see that proper committees and
assignments are made for such details neces-
sary to guaranteea successful EUcampme SUCH
heretofore have proven so beneficial and hattering
to the Division aud members attending. Arrange
monts now being made by these Headquarters
for special rates for transportation with all railroads
to Remove The result OF line same VIII DC announced
in due time. The hotel rates ct Remove have been
reduced an lnducemeut for members OF the Order
10 attend the kucampment, and the committee OF
camp i0l announee the following as the prices
per day Remove House, s.; Ward House, si.5Oi
Revere House, Sl.25; ST. James, 81; Keystone, ST.
all other hotels not 10 exceed 81. and numerous
private boarding houses at less. The accommodate
tons are ample and unlimited We are assured
every attention and kindness, and unstucd efforts
VIII be shown the sons Of Veterans who attend
by the members of Camp lO7, comrades OF the
GAR. and citizens aud officials generally Of the
beautiful mountain resort. They are actively en-
gagged IN preparing special features Tor the enter
tainment Of comrades who attend and II Is safe 10
predict the Euean pmeut will be of the most
successful and enjoyable Of any yet held. Our wei
come will be general our reception warm hearted,
and our visit promises to be all that F. c. and l..
implies. The town is easily reached by railroad,
and all who can should arrange to attend. A Dvis-
ion Encampinent IS an occasion on which soldiers
sons renew their acqueintaneeship, form new ties,
and, above all, create stronger feeling and fellow
ship Tor each other ana our Order. Let all who can
report ut Remove, july 10 TO r. inclusive. All OIL
GERS, delegates and members attending the En-
campment will appear in full regulation uniform.
II is especially urged upon all Camps send dele
gates, aud II Is earnestly desired that as many
Camps as possible attend in body, with cOicrs-
complete exempliiieatiOn of the riiualistic work
VIII be made special feature. Gen. John A. Logan
Camp, Bendersville, yields number IS in eOnsdeTa-
ton of the Camp Of That number located at Meyers
dale, and known as W. u. Hicks Camp, No. So
Gen. John A. Logan Camp has been numbered 23L
The following persons were rejected, and First
Sergeants will make proper note i'm black books:
fnFfrwA n T tzV-
man, by Camp go, April 30; MichaS Wright, by
Camp 40. The attention Of all Camps and Camp
Commanders is called to the near approach of Me-
moral Day, 9th 1nsA. 1t IS day that should be
hallOwed and its observance and ceremonies held
sacred By ali Sons of Veterans. Let all prepare
themselves for the occasion. Let tine memories OF
AndersOnville and the feeling far such who seep
on numerous blood-stained battieGelds; let the
memories OF those who died for and our glorious
| principles be reminder of our duty on this occa-
sion, and be the spirit to prompt every member OF
the Division 10 participate to his fullest extent in
| the part assigned to him and his Camp. 1t Is
hereby ordered That all Camps tender TO the local
or neghborng Posts OF the GA. Il. their services to
assist in the beautiful ceremonies OF the day the
extent TO which they may be assigned. Let the re-
| suit be such that only approval and commentator
can be given IN return This not for vanity'S sake,
but for the proud distinction of the fact that
| Sous of soldiers, and that to is bequeathed a
great heritage; that the loving work viii be ours
| TO perform in the future; that this custom
ana tribute TO our hOnOred dead-to our fathers-is
/ the gratitude we have for their services in the
| preservation of our glorious Gag and country. Is
| is also ordered that all Camps arrange to attend
| divine services in body Oh the Sunday preceding
! Memorial Day, if suitable with the GAR Post
| which has accepted the services of the Camp.
| The following Camps have been mustered since
| last announcements: Camp 230 Oriental 90 Fecrits,
| March 49, by Lieut.. G.. w. WagenseIler. Ado;
| Commander. w. 4. Elders Bemus Buckley Camp,
229 CambFidgeboro, March 90 l4reeruis. by Lieut.
| Col. e. NJ. Colt; Commander, George W Flaugh.
| Samuel J. Henderson Camp, No. 90, Houtzdale,
March % Is recruits, by Past Capt. j. II Flanagan
| Commander, WD B. Hamilton. Warren Camp.
231 Warren. April 81 recruits. by Past Capt J. d.
| Bentley, jr.; Commander, j. v. LeOuhaFt. Gen.
Judson Fitzpatrick Camp, 233 Easton, April IL, 40
recruits. by Serg't-Aiajor Fred Row. q. II. John
son Camp, 232 lie RaysviIle, April %, 20 recruits
by Past Capt =. e. Heath; Commander, John V.
Keller Thaddeus Cooper Camp, 20, Williams
burg May J. % recruits, by Lieut.. ]. Harry Snyder
! Ado; Commander, F. p. Trout Camp 2SS
Webster, Is recruits by Lieut.. @. A KieT, AID. O.
Commander, Edward Z. Boyd.
a Camp of the Sons of Veterans was recently or
| ganized in Chester.
Davis Camp, Pittsburg held q full-dress reeep
ton April so. The rooms were handsomely deco
rated with evergreenS and plants in addition to
profuse display of the National eo!or and together
! with the bright costumes Worn by many of thS
| ladies went to make up a picture of loneliness
| Refreshments served, and the company die
| not dispense until late hour.