The National tribune., 1890-08-07
THE DIVISIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS

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warren Camp 100. ChaTiestown, Capt. Ed. @.
Swift, will entertain ". II. Z. Steere Camp Ia of
Oineyyille, Aug IL. The OlneyviIle Camp enter
| tanned Camp 100 on July in a most hOspitabls
Farragut Camp, IS, Lowell. has voted and re-
ceiFed permission to arm and equip as dig
mounted cavalry" and viii take up lie cavalry
drli as soon as II i possible 10 obtain eq pmsnts
This Camp reports Il recruits mustered auring the
last quarter, and applications being received a.
every meeting The Camp - IN a prosperous con
Gition, and looks forward with antcipatious Of q
good time the coming season. Il gave moon
light excursion and dance July 81 The Camp hAa
on hand also voting contest for two swords. open
to all members OF the Camp.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, A., Canton, oeIe-
brated It's hiih anniversary July =. The guests Of
the evening were Revere Post, 81 G. r. Campo
13, OF StOughtOn, and Is. Of Norwood A Campfire
supper was served The committee having the
affair IN charge consisted OF Lieut. c. II. Powell,
Capt H. f. Williams, Past Capts- G.. 5 Went
worth and W. h Long, and Chaplain J. G.. Estey.
MISSOURI.
Lieut.-CoI. Raymond and Brother Crow, Of Camp
50, St Louis, mustered Camp in De Soto on
July ls The Camp will be known as samuel Hoax
10 The following officers were elected for the term
ending Jan. j, isJi; Captain, I. II. Seryn; Firss
Lieut., Ed Perry; Second Lieut., f NJ Crow. Firss
Serg't, Lew G. Sdute; Q. N. :, Thomas Martin
Chap, Clinton short; : of G. Fd Schrigbsr
G. :, Theo. Walther; Principal Musician, John
Norris; G. Of c., Gowan; Camp Council Lew
G. Clarke, Clinton Short. TheO. WaltheF-
NEW YORK.
NeusheleF Camp Of Rome. IL mustered a Camp
At Inherg with IS charter members July Is.
Col. Addington assigns it as CampIg It was organ
lied by Lieut. Mason Of the Rome Camp As shia Is
the first work Of the kind done by them they feel
quite proud over the venture and anxlons 70
u prosper. R0usiag patriotic speeches we're made
by Comrade smith, OF Merriam Camp. -, Syra-
cuse, and Mason, Of the Rome Camp Nsushslsr
Camp il one of the finest companies in the Diva
ion, and under the direction Of Its Captain, who 10
thorough Bril!mastcr, lt can take its stand II tha
front ranks as a perfect drilled company. Ths
uniforms OF the men the finest used IN the
Order, and the boys need not be ashamed Of show
flftrz aEaa in FLrssFf aFa
ton, for they truly compose one Of the best work
ing Camps the Order boast of.
Merriam Camp, ~, OF Syracuse. still holds Ia
own In the ranks Of the Order, under the watch
ful eye of the efficient Captain, II. NJ. Ford. 10
continues TO gain Ia membership and popularity.
Since the Eucampmcnt held with thls Camp Ia
June Il has taken "a wonderful leap toward pros
perity, and before the next one Is held 10 viii
Der at the least 200 members in good standing and
first place in the state Department.
H. H. Wiuchell Camp, Of Utica, stiI keeps nov
ing FOR the Orders good, and all its members ars
front, they bound TO have it DO. Il Is the
aim of every member TO have Wincheu Camp A
No before another year. Good luck to Win
New York Mills Camp is doing the proper thing
in the way OF drilling it. members and getting is
ready for the independent Camp at Oneida Iaka
this Fall. They made good showing a year ago,
but the boys say they going to beat their own
record aud take irst place at this Encampmsnt-
Time will tell.
The Camp at Auburn Is alive 20 It's duty and IN
to the times Let Auburn spread itself and make
the people know that there Is a good, thriving
Camp there. Although rather yOuug in the Order,
still hold their own and continue to thrive and
muster in recruits. Auburn has the men, Just give
them chance and they viii show themselves as
well as the Others have.
New Bremen Camp. Of the northern part Of the
State, has the mettie needed to make it a grand
success. IL sent one Of its more than i8 miles
by wagon, over rough roads. in order 20 be repre-
sented ia the Stale Camp. Where you find the viii
there Is always a way. Long may New Brennan
Camp live and prosper in its good work
IL Is expected that there will be good turnoua
TO the Camp on the Oneida Lake this year. This
is fine place there IS ia the State for an En-
campneut, with as handsome beach Rs can be
found short of the scashOre. 10 Is earnestly re-
qucsted that al who can attend will do So Dates
Will be announced later.