The National tribune., 1889-01-24
NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY

o. D., T. Il. Frame; o. G., VIM. Wiekersham; @.
NJ, d. s. Wilkeson; Q. g., Jos Barton. Delegates,
Geo. H. Reese. H. u. Williainsi Alternatess James
s. Scott, J. H. Dunlap.
The Post recently Instituted at Lincoln has elect
c., Martin Romig; j. V. c., Samuel Bingerman /;
@ NJ, A. b. Hallinger; Chap, r. w. Bard; Surg,
b. Wissler; O. d., j. A. stOber; o. Co. Samuel
Ruth
officers of Post No. n, Philadelphia: Com
mander, e. A. Phillips; s. V. c., J. A NJ Veth; j.
V. O.. John w. Gratz; @. NJ, II. j. Stager; Surg,
Ward; o. g., D. III. Meyer; G. of A, Samuel Troth,
VIM II. Taylor J. H. Clark. Delegate, John IL,
Clay; Alternate. F. d. Koch
mander, J. Hartman; S. v. c., d. w. ObeTlander !;
j. V. c., VIM. Davis; Chap. r. " Nuttle; O. NJ,
VIM H. Savage o. D.. H. BilIbrough; 0. G.. Geo.
Westgate; 0. s., George w johnson. Delegates,
Charles E. Ihling, John Werner, Henry Cole; AL
ternates, j. II. Haggerty, Samuel Allen, John K.
Haines.
officers of Post No III, Philadelphia: Com
mander, John 6. Finn; S " c.. James Mcconnell;
J. V. G., VIM; J. Rehn; Chap, Daniel Barr; Q. NJ,
J. j. Osvandel; o. D., 2. S. Cline; o. G., NJ Nc
Connaghey; Surg, VIM. H. Whitman. Delegates,
DIR. Jos Ferguson, A. /. Reiff; Alternales, John
Foreman, W: d Freeman; Trustee, John WEIGH.
Officers of Post No. so, Philadelphia: Com
mander, Samuel Jones; S. V. c., j. w II. Jackson;
j. V. C., John Supple; q. NJ, s. /. Demar; surg,
John Harris; Chap. Henry Cothnan; o.; u, IL
Williams; o. u, q. Pennea. Delegates, .. I: De
mar, John w. H. jackson, H Gaskill, Samuel Rod
ney; Alternates, A. Howell, George A. Fassett ii.
Williams, VIM. Seeley.
POTOMAC
General Orders No IL issued at Washington
jan II, by command of Chas. p. Lincoln, Dept
Commander-John Cameron, A. A.-G.-eontain the
following:
The 2lst annual Encampment of this Department
will be held on Monday evening" Jan. D, 1889, at
Grand Army Hall, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue n. W.,
at o'clock sharp. Commander-in-Ch Chief William
Warner has sIgnlted his intention OF being present
1t Is desirable that every member OF the Encamp-
ment be promptly in his place ut the hour stated.
The Encampment ribbon badge viii be furnished
each REPRESENTATIVE
nate taking the place of an absent representative
The Assistant Quartermaster-General is charged
with such distribution. Seats will be provided for
the full number of representatives in their proper
places by Posts. Alternates will only take the
seats of their absent representatives. Comrade
James NJ Edgar, commanding the Union veteran
Corps, Department " Old Guard" IS detailed as
Officer of the Day. He will furnish the necessary
details for guard duty and such escort duty as may
be required. Comrades or Posts having resolutions
or communications to present to the Encampment
should have them written and ready to present at
the proper time.
Officers of Farragut Post, No. 10, Washington
Commander, A. f. Dinsmore; s. V. G., George r,
Cook; J. V. c., p. b. Dickersoni Surg, DIR. j. w.
Little; Chap, Rev. Jacob D. Wilson, o. d. VIII
liam H Miner; o. c. Patrick Doolan. Delegates,
p. B. Dckerson Chris Storm, George r. Cook,
George T. Dykes, Theodore F Kinney; Altcrnates,
George s. Emery, ii. c. Bidde, john V. Il. Tow
ers, John Thomas Turner, George r. Barker.
RH0DE ISLAND
Socum Post, Providence, will hold fair from
Jan. % to Feb !, inclusive
Charles E. Lawton Post, Newport, will hold a
fair Feb &c q, % and March /, the proceeds to be
devoted to the soldiers and sailors monument
fund.
VERMONT
General Orders, No s, issued at Brattleboro, by
command of Herbert E. Taylor, Department Com
mander-E. II. Putnam, A. a. G.-contain the fol-
lowing: The 22d annual encampment of the De-
partment of Vermont will be held at BrattlebOro
Thursday and Friday Feb. IA and Is, 1889. The
Encampment will meet at IL o'clock a. m. Feb IA,
al the Town Hall. COMMANDMENT Chief VIM. War
ner will be present as the guest of the Encamp-
ment. The several railroads in the State will carry
for fare way. The proceedings of a court
Oct. T. 1885, for the trial of Amos G.. Kendall, are
hereby approved, and said Amos G. Kendall is dis
honOrably discharged from the Grand Army of the
Republic. Further details in regard TO Department
Encampment will be published IN future orders.
Gov. Dillingham;, OF Vermont, has appointed De-
partuent Commander Herbert Z. Taylor Senior
Abide Camp on his staff, with rank of Colonel.
Bosworth Post, Fairhayen, held a Campfire Jan.
Il, which was largely attended. Addresses were
ID. @. Burt and others. At the conclusion of the
entertainment those present sat down 10 supper.
WISCONSIN,
II J. Hungerford Post, No 80, Spring Green, has
adopted resolutions indorsing Gen J. O. Black for
the position of Commander-in- Chief of the Grand
Army.
Officers of Wilson Colwel Post, NO. So, La Crosse:
Commander, Edward Cronon; ). V. c., Milo j.
Pitkin; J. V. c.. J. c. Outmansi Surg, DR.. Chas
Ottillie; O. NJ, VIM. Farnam; o. D., Charles a
Chatfield o. g., j. w. Allison; Chap. w. H. Col
Inns; Delegates, CT. L. Short Charles Smith and e.
Iangstad