The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30
PFNNSYLVgNIA,

Serg't WANT Camp, l05 New Bethlehem, has re-
Gently mustered nine recruits and is progressing
finely. The Camp IS aiming TO attend the , li. u,
| annual Encampmept of the Division, TO he held at
Dubois next May, IN n body. Camp los has done
considerable for tho Interest of the Division, and
is well known ~ 'Old Reliable lOS"
Moulthrop Camp, liz, Dubois has struck n boom
since the Wilkes Barre EncRmpnent, and IL MUS
terinE recruits quito rapidly. They have already
ment at Dubois. IL is certain that the city viii
leave nothing undono aud 1t will be by far the
largest Encnmpment ever hold in the history OF the
Division.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island has q good many Sons of Veterans
In the State Militia Al the recent parade in Paw
tucket the following members upheld the dignity
OF the Order in the militia: Col q. M. Van Slyek,
OF Camp ., commanded the Provisional brigade
Cois w. Nichols, al Camp IL, aud - j. Pierce, oil
Camp 7, both members OF Gov. Davis's stall; Past
Newport artillery; Past Cnpts. r. J. SmtberS, OF
Camp 8. and G.. t. Conan, of Camp 10. both officers
IN the United Train OF Artillery; Capt. John F.
Clarke. the present Captain OF Camp II, A. ID. O.,
upon Gen Rhoade4 staff: Division Serg tMnj.
Charles Rond, of Camp 3, with the LIST Regiment,
and "A score Of others ia the different commando.
VERMONT.
Orders No. IL, dated Chelsea Dot 81 issued by
command of Herbert o. Bxby, Colonol-Robert
H. smith, Adjt-contain the following:
III. The resignation of Capt. t. u. Hickey OF
Camp d, Bethel is hereby received and accepted.
An election by said Camp, To FIJI the vacancy or
vacancies thus caused, is hereby ordered.
~. The following Aids de Camp are hereby APP
pointed with rank of Second Lieutenant from date
of these orders, and will be obeyed accordingly.
such rs are hereby appointed will inform These
Headquarters at once of their acceptance. that
commissions may he issued: A. L. Harris, Camp 2,
Brhtlleboro; g. IL. Flanders o, Ludlow; ID. v.
Houghton, ID, South Londonderry: w. a. Clark,
y. Barre; l.. J. Allen, "a West Concord; w. l..
leonnrd, 80, Calais; w. A. Magoon, 63. Jamnica;
A. q. Irish. A. Bethel; II. E. Farrow, 4s, Barnet;
H. G. Berry 40. Barton: g. o. Field 81, North Hyde
thrk; A. H. Wnlrous, 81. Pnwct; l.. il. Hatch,
%, Newport II. g. Herrck, 3d. Vergcnnes; Elmer
Perry, bs, Milton; j. j. Sugden g. Post Mills; J.
q. White, e. Windsor; j. L. Doolin. g. Richford,
e. III. Waite, 3d. Bellows Fails; Il. s. Newton, 20,
Lowell. All Aids will he under the direct charge
of Senior Aid Henry Burrows, Of Brandon, and
Will report to him at for duty. a circular OF
| instructions will be issued by him without delay.
VII. o. NJ. Tllotson Camp II, - charter mem
bcrs was mustered at CrnIisbnry Sept. O, by Capt
II. H. Daniels, Of Morrissiile w. S. TiIlotson
elected Captain, and will he obeycd aud respected
accordingly. George 5. Baker Camp. ~. ~ charter
members, mustered at Dandy, Sept. ID. by
of Camp SO. W ii. Griffin, Captain, will be obcyed
and respected accordingly. An application for
Camp ~, at Montreal tns been approved.
y. Past Col. Griswoid Inns been authorized 10
complete roster Of the Division, which ho began
during his administration aud was unable Ia hnish.
IL viii contain nbout 80 pages, and we think will
shisfy the Camps for the long wait in its propara
ton. IL will he out immediately after the annual
Camp elections. This explanation Is made to ihc
many Inquiries concerning Division Roster.
which but for this arrangement would have been
issued ut the beginning Of The present adininisira
tion.
Xt Camp 65 Post Mills was the first 10 send
correct reports To these Headquarters for quarter
ending Sept 80, Such action Is commendable In n
new Camp.