The National tribune., 1891-01-01


cured our own Headquarters, and WIN ht Il up in
| great style On New Years Day our HeadquRr-
ters viii be open 30 all. Ospt D.. H. BaunnC was
/ formerly member Of samuel King Camp 81 OF
| IausingbuTg First Lieut.. Walter HRyhngeT
| formerly a member of Post e. and charter member
Of Camp is and held several offices I'm both Orders.
All our oflioors have excellent records, some In
the r. and others In this Order, and we intend
TO make things jump In tire coming year.
| A. =. Williams Camp. 348 New York. wRs In
stalled last week at the headquarters OF Williams
Post In Forty fourth street. The Sons start with
| membership Of 35, and have many applications.
Lieut. Rose Co. ii, Slst n. y. n C., h. tie military
instructor Of the Camp. They arc handsomely
uniformed, aud start of with brilliant prospects.
The Camp in Schenectady viii hereafter be
known ms Gen. VIM. u. sherman, o. They have
received letter from Gen. sherman, ,consentinR 20
the use Of his name. IL b 20 be hoped that the
members of this once prosperous Camp, with their
neWly-elCCied officers, will leave stone
/ turned until Camp resumes The place in the Di-
vision that she held two years ago. Onloers-CRpt,
| Edward Cole; FIRST Lieut., Henry Van Wiei Sec
/ ono Lieut., = j. Carmichael.
Henry d. Dunn Camp los East Albany, one OF
1 the recent acquisitions frOm the remnants Of the
old Post system, is recruiting rnpdly, mastering
/ new recruits every meeting. This Camp viii hold
! a ialr ana baZar, commencing Jan. IL.
Saml Sexton Camp, 1874 West Troy, are holding
a series of social assemblies every "Wednesday
evening at their hall, and we understand that the
boys are meeting with great success Ia this under
! taking. A
4 ID Is Sattcr for conetatulation 10 the Division
that the long-talkcu-Oi and much to-he desired
consolidation is taking effect IN progressive quiet
] llIfiNs,
/ been done some Time ago, n there had been fewer
/ hard opinions expressed 10y members of both fac
lions about each Others but ID Is al last done aud
let us all believe in the old gdago that says "Als
] well tlHt ends we'll aud hand in hand shoulder
60 shoulder. press forward TO place IN the Order.
The Northeastern New York sons of Veterans
i Association Will bold their next meeting with
/ Lookout Camp "a. Of CCVersyie, on Jan. 3 1891.
Every member Of tle association should endeayor
60 attend, IL will he a most interesting and enjoy
able occasion, and many topics OF interest 10 all
Sons will come up for discussion.
IL Is understood that there is great Joy " In and
among the members Of Tappcn Camp, !, Of King
ston, and that the affairs ot the Camp have taken
on Roslaly hue, since Joy II Rosa is the Captain
! elect. CONGRATULATIONS from Socleryn - Joy.
Capt. Watson. Of Camp % of BnRhRmton, has
/ given notice that every member OF The order who
attends the Division Eneampment in the Parlor
/ City neat june must come prepared 10 have the
4 best time that they ever enjoyed among the sons.
| IL Capt. Watson says So must believe him, for
he can arrange such a time II any brother can.
Genesee Camp, $50, Of Rochester is on the
4 boom" and we are glad 10 hear it. There are a
large number of Sons In Rochester, aud the Order
just as well be represented there by two Camps as
one aud believe that il will be better for both.
/ Boys of Genesee Camp, you must work hard for
/ Camp has good start OF you.
j Officers 81 the following Camps are:
Lafayette, New Nork-Com., r. A. Ware; s v.
q, q g. l'ryi J. Y. G., L: w Francis; Camp Coun-
Gil r. Tobias, II. NJ. Davis, J. ". b. Clarkson.
/ Excelsior, 81, New Nork-Capt., Edward A.
/ Gauteol; First Lieut. VIM. Kennedy; Second
/ Lieut., j.. h. NOrCrOss: Camp Council, Sherman
! A. Benttie, Alexander Rain, Chns III. Paulding.
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Curtis; F!rst Lieut., VIM. II. J.. JAY; Second Lieut.,
/ Alexander Ncsilake; Camp Council, R. B. Gee, 4.
4 j. Cough and A. A. Emerson. This Camp invites
alt members Of the GA r. and :. Of v. 10 attend ts
/ meetings. which are held on the second and fourth
/ Friday evenings of each month at Warner lnsti-
! tutc, Broadway and NillougAhy avenue. Brooklyn.
/ Lookout, ~ Gloversvic-CGpt, B. T. BuTlng-
/ ham; First lieut, Geo. W. Dye; Second Lieut.,
w. A. Hnrd; First SerRt. II. y. Freeman; q. NJ.
| :, W. 7. Smith: Camp Council, Frank Eisenbrey,
/ Clinton Teft, George BHrch.
/ Fred'k Townsend, ], AlbRny-CRpt.. r. III. Mo
Cormiok, jr.; First Lieut. Jas III. McIIRlei Second
Lieut., Oscar A. Alien.
/ PENNSYLVANIA
Camp $50 held banquet at Port Trevorton on
Monday evening. Dec. p. pleasant and profit
able time enjoyed. Camp $50 has lately added
Itself m Hillary Of the Ladies' Aid Society. May
/ they prosper.
j. Kalb Camp. Philadelphia. was presented
/ with n handsome State flag by the ladies' OF the
Camp on last "Wednesday evening. The presonta-
/ ton speech was made by the daughter OF Gen.
John KRlb, and was received on behalf Of the
/ Camp by Past Col. ID McNulty.
/ Officers Of the following Camp are:
4 hsj. VIM II. Dill Camp. I76, Selinsgrovc-Capt
] A. :. :. kcmpieT; First Lieut., :. N. MussemAn; !;
second Lieut., q. q. Burns Camp Council, John
haioney and w. =. Urich The Camp il increasing
rapidly la numbers aud influence aud the above
/ L'eut.-Col. Geo. w. NageHsellcr, OF the same
Camp
/ RHODE ISLAND
The gymnasium recently finished for Gen. Geo.
/ y. Mcclellan Camp. of Riverside and which cost
tl15, has proved drawing card, and increased the
Interest ln the doinEH Of the Camp. Serg't Chas.
Kelley Of tIe leading spirits la the move
ment, and is instructor ga the gymnasium
First Lieut-elect Waldo y. Carter OF G. r. Cor
don Camp. TO- ~ W0ousOckei and Miss Dora Chase
were Eceently united IN marriage at Pawtuoket by
! Rev. J. J. No0.ey
/ Iielt B,rou H Hoepct A n q ~ T7sst tsroor