The National tribune., 1891-04-09


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ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE.
Camp %. Division OF Alabama and Tennessee,
WAS mustered at Atlanta. Ca, Feb. 10, hy Muster
ing officer Capt. J r. Quinlan, Of Gen. Edward y.
NOyes Camp, -, Cincinnati o., with 10 members.
The following officers were elected: Capt. Harry
White; FIRST Lieut., q. u. Barker; Second Lieut..
First Serr'i, II. NJ. KirlSe; O. NJ. =, =. r. Morrow
G, =, Wade T. Harding: s. 81 c.. q. d. BARKER;
G. of C., H. NJ. SwaTtz This Is the first Camp in the
State OF Georgia, las bright future before Il, and
u bound TO grow.
INDIANA.
A joint installation Of the GAR, w.RC. aud
:. Of v of Wayne WAS beld at Bass I'u-i Hall Jau.
p T. y. Blair WAS the Installing Officer Tor tho
instrumental music made the evening very en-
J0yablc ono.
KANSAS.
Division Orders No. IL, series 1851 issued at
Norton. Kan. 10y command OF q. ID. Jones, Colonel
y. &. Newell, Adjutant-cOutBlu TIE following:
The ninth annual state Eucatupmcut a.! this
Division will be held in Hutchinson april -. -,
and DO The Colonel's headquarters viii be room
No fb, nj the Brunswick Hotel, where 40 viii DO
pleased To meet every brother Ia attendance upon
the EncampmeuL The GAR. aud M.ltC. DE
p"rtmeHts have also established their respective
headquarters nj said hotel. Al members % the
Division Council then IN Hutchinson are hereby
called 10 meet at the Colonc.'s headquarters at 3
o'clock Of Monday evening April y.
Officers Of the following Camp are:
Iecnmsrh, 2ls. MaryIn-CnTt. jesse T. Pratt
First Lieut., r. Thornton; Second Lieut.. George
Kronk; Chap, Samuel Gibbs First Serg't A. w.
Gibbs; q NJ s.. W. o. Lee; s. Of G.. p. T. Leghey
G. =, John Stout; G. OF e.. Thos. Duncan; Priuci-
pa Musician, ". o. Lee; q. c. Robert Fix j, O..
Clarence FcRdug; Council, George krCnk, L. T.
Lcighley and John Stout
MASSACHUSETTS,.
ID1r 4 l.,VGF
Memorial Hall. DcdhHm, which was well attended.
The hall had been handsomely decorated for the
"oeasion. Arthur Obs, Captain fte Camp, led tho
Grand march, aud lie with W. Il. Could jr.. aud +.
w. Jordan constituted the floor committee. During
Lle evening refreshments were served after which
The dancing continued until the I'VE sna'" hours
OF the morning.
REV YORK.
J. V. u. Garrison. Captain OF Lafayette Camp.
lso. organized "A new Camp under The auspices Of
e. ID. Morgan Post, ~ Grand Opera House. New
York, March %. The Mastering Officer was assisted
by an ahlo ANA brilliant staff and lhe MEMBERS az
The Post were IN fun attendance 10 wiiue- The cere-
mOny, and 10 give tho new Camp eEcOHsag cement.
There were 30 charter members. ani tle officers
are: Capt, William ID. SPEAR; - v c. Edwin
Drmarosl; J. v. q. George X. Manchester. Tho
officers were publicly installed az the Grand Opera
House April q.
Camp 3 Newport, Is one Of the many huslling
Camps iu New England. Its members have or
ganized "A Sous 81 Veterans Relief Association Tor
the purpose OF establishing benefit fund FOR tho
Ieiiefof SICK and needy brothers A weekly bone
"a uf - Tor those in distress las been established
9 the present year, with the hope OF being able TO
lncrcHsa lac amount la the future. The following
officers 81 the Association have been elected: Pres
y. o. Riggs; N.P-, Il. Is. DaEley jr; Sec, Geo. ~
Freedom; Treas 5. n. Miugion
Officers OF the following Camp are:
Francis Z. Green, ], PheuIX-Capt., Chas. d.
Remington; First Lieut., Wm. J.. lIergin: second
Lieut.. vs.. ". Taylor; Council. Chas. Johnson
Geo. Miller, Geo. Lawrence; Delegate, Jas. l..
McCanreyi Alternate, Vim. l.. BelgiB: Chap, II.
J.. Green First Serg't, J. I. Whiiiemore; q. NJ.
=, r. III. Miller; = Of C., Jas. T. McCaIroy; g. g.
q. Johnson; PTin. Musician, WIN. Potter; C. Of g. !,
a. ). Wood; Z. g., E-eke Weaver r. O., Zeph
Brownell.
VERMONT.
Camp ~. Poultnoy. known a. Charles q. Rrggles
famp, Is one 81 the most prosperous iu Vermont.
The Camp organized Oc:. ". 1852 with y mru,
aud IS mcmberglIip % present n rood standing II
80 THIS Camp claims TO have the oldest member
ia tue Order, whose name l. William Lamb.
brother Lamb was born Jan. Is, 1891, and lis sou
and grandson aTe members Of Tie same Camp.
Capt J.. H. Foost Camp, Is. ~. Joliusbury, will
give Ra entertainment April q % aud b r. w.
Wilson, Dayton, has consented 20 take the chief
part, aud tie talent needed will be taken from the
Camp and from the Ladies' Aid Society.