The National tribune., 1891-08-20
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections of Officers, etc.
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE,


The AdiItant's consolidated report for the quarter
ending June 50 shows: Number Of Camps Iu good
standing last report, - Camps SIS members gniued
by organization aud mustcr-iu. Camps, go mem
bers; gained by transfer. 4 members; gained by
reinstatement, 9 Camps, gi members. aggregate.
Is Camps, 40 members. Loss, by transfer g NOM
mining IN good standing, Il Camps. 81 members.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Massachusetts candidate for CommIier- In Chief.
Joseph u. MaccNbc. j. brother Of sterling qutIl-
tie. aud has the ability To fiji the position his long
service in the Order makes him known throughout
the country. and a !hIs year To be an E,~t-
ern mans, u looks ms Il the delegates are LvOEnby
inclined to honor Massachusetts
Jonas e. Wellington Camp, a. Of Cambridge
port, celebrated IT. fifth anniversary Aug >. The
hall was iilled with members Of the Cambridge and
Somcrvllic Camps and visiting guests. Remarks
were made by Past Col. Joseph h. Naccahc, who
received rOusng reception a. he i 10 be NlIs4I-
chusetts candidate for COmmaHder-iu-Chiei al
minneapolis the latter part of this month; Nal \.
{. Biai-dell, ms. e.. d. Roncy, Mastering Officer
Fred l.. Bolton, Past Col. q. ". kHowItOu, Capt.
A a SeIdcn aud Henry Clay, Of Carney Camp;
w. X. Davis and others. fine musical entertain
ment was given. A collation. concluded the even
ing's exercises.
;. : Sleeper Camp 20, Of Cambridge. held n pic
mic at Dowuer Landing recently. The Indictment
weather kept many patrons away. but the boys
had good time. Sports OF n varied nature were
the features OF the day tic winners receiving suit
abe prizes.
John f. Andrews Camp, o. Of Boston. will con-
duct basket party the lst Of September Prizes
basket, the one bringing the largest amount, and
To the gentleman purchasing the basket bringing
tile largest amount Lieut.. +. II. PHckham heads
an eiieient committee. Brother r. =. HiuSley, Of
Camp -, was pleasantly surprised no his residence
recently by the presentation % n life--IZs crayOu
ot himself A number OF friends were present aud
assisted IA making the occasion pleasant one.
Frank = birthday.
Joel u. Dudley Camp. So Of Brighton. celebrated
Its third Anniversary with exercises Of an appro-
pirate nature. followed by q collation.. Among
the guests aud speakers were Col. g. X. Darling,
Mai. A. O. BlaisdelI In- q. ID. Rooney Mastering
Officer Fred +. Bolton, Past Col. G. " Kuowltou,
J. =. Ward, J. q. 4. CushmaH. Capt. a. A. Seideu,
and Henry Clay. The hall was crowded with
members Of 20 visiting Camps. The festivities con-
tinued to late hour, when the Boston Camps left
ia special cars, awakening the good people along
tile route with drum corps music.
NEW YORK.
Since the publication Of the last Division roster
tire following CAMPS have been chartered. Du-
poni. lG7. Brooklyn. Geo W Mills. II Jefferson
street; Geo. l.. Coat, 49, MOTrisvle, Fred W.
Coat Geo h. StanbrO, lsS, springvilie. Beni. +.
FTedS EnEIehart 100, -. townsville, John G..
ScuddeT; J. T. Fay lgl. Broekton. Il. a. Hall;
julius HrOadbent, I92, Dexter, Jerome Shaver;
Cameron, lSi. New York City. Louis Weiss jr.;
John +. Little, 1915, Wayland, Philip \. Conrad
}. ii. Stnrin. 1876, Fonda. VIM. u. Welsh; Charles
Lane, 10. Stamford, John T. Gregory sheHaH-
dOah, lgs, Belmont EIezier Wei; T. J. Pickett 30
Sdranac j. Edward Siguor; Yates, POI. Lyndon
vile, T. u. Wright A. X. Thorn. 2O2, Belfast, H.
+ 'oOlys john L. SILICON, ID, flatt-DurE, IuDs.
r. ManuiX; Daniel T. Sickles. 204 Catskiu Cuas.
J.. Carey; Charles Penny. 20j, CenteryiIle, Morris
DOwue.
Edward r. Jones Camp was mustered in al South
Glens Fails by Capt = W. Mott, Of Sandy HILL as
sisted by p uniformed members Of Sandy Hill
Camp. Afer the muster refreshments were served.
The new officers are: Captain. Leonard Lafayette;
First Lieut., Hubert NOrmaud; Second Lieut.,
Fred Palmer; Chap. r. +. Ormsby; First Sefg' {,
William Chuse; q. ". :, W D. Palmer; g. =,
Charles Bragg; :. Of O.. !. Hammond; g. Of O..
Clark Stanton; Principal Musician, Charles Vat
taw; &. g., William CHilauf i. c.. ii. Ynttnw
Camp Council, William Ialtaw, David Hamlin,
Hubert Normand.