The National tribune., 1891-12-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.

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Posi-. 81 shipcy, Tenn. has been obtaining AID
fref Il ,n such Post OF town in Tennessee; there
fore colnrndcs arc warned that lac Is fraud
MASSACHUSETTS,
Officers of thp following Posts Gre:
posl 22 MiIlurd--Com. J.. A Lamsoni :. v. G.,
w IN Hool.rr. an; n. v. e.. r. J. syiwTd Chnnr
hsa s. Cox; Q, M, Henry y Bailey surg, !, w =,
Monroe; o. d., Nathan Burieei o. o. Dexter l.
m Al Trrr Unbridcc-Com, A. NJ, Seagrhye;
r. " a. Jnme- n D.. KecEuni ,. y. c. George w
i.egg: SURG David J., Iutte; Clapa Lawson a.
Feavlsrc: q. ~, Hannibal Nhilmerei o. d. i@fa
j. Ilill. - o., Churles u. Alb-e.
William ID Eaton, 90, licvcrc-Con, John IL
pu'uam; S. " a.. Harrison T. Reed .. v. -
Solomon Isaacs: q. d.. Charles Young; surg. L.
~ loIhrool: Chpp.. y. n, Dodge .. d., Chiffon
d. EelcstuE; q. g., William b. McCue,
NEW YORK.
j. A. Lawrence, Adiuinut, New York Our Post,
Cameron, ~ had q most enjoyable Campfire eh,
terlHinmcW aud hop The occasion wac ih' -oa
Anniversary of tle Post. Tie artists taking part
iu the entertainment were from Leading theatcls
by kind permission 81 the mnnn.'is. lhe lost
entertained their guests with army r'Enhuhn
diuupT-porlz aud heail- CTnCkcrsHua cuilre served
on wooden pilates and bu cups, under supervisor,
OF Comrnde III. j. lieaiy. The dancing commenced
at ~ an. aud WAS kept mp uniil IcVcillc ulc old
vets vieiug vita tide younger folks Hud lufEeltlhg
for the time being their rheunRuc=. aontauts
James Murphy QuaTtcTmHstcr Aug. i. MarErAi
aud Cumude William Lake took charge 81 tue
floor aud a is needless Go inform Won every IlilhE
went as smooth a dress pntadc, 100 thcli
Tor TIE TnHlliltI lh WHICH WI
the comrades shared 20 make Their guests happy,
hut 20 Commander Juhn :. Phillips and lhs COM
mittee OF Arrangements u due the success bo'h
socially aud financially thc 2d annual Campfire
Post John A Grisvold ~ Troy, hes nominated
these officers FOR the ensuing year: Com, George
H Ennis: = Y. O.. ~ u. Muuu aud Rice {. sui;
j. ". c., q. IS. Rogers aud ". ID. Taylor. Com
mRudcr RouSsenU declined q denomination.
C. j. Powers Post, s9l. Rochester. have adopted
resolutions to the effect that the Commnnderln-
of
ISSUED order calling attention. 90 the display 81 tue
rebel flag al dpmonstE ntiOns winch are attedeo ny
members OF the GAR, and coudcmning the prac-
tice contrary 20 the principles oil our Ordef ana
true patriotism. the members 81 G. j. Powers Iosi,
1871, hereby Endorses the sentiments Expressed ~
the Order Of COMMUNICATIONS Palmer, ana
pledge themselves 90 every means 10 dls'
COuutenRuce the display Of the rebel Tag at de-
monstralions of every kind. While making que
allowance for the feelings 81 our brothers OF the
South who espoused the cause Of the Couied-
erHcy aud displayed unparal leed devotion 10 u on
mHny we'll tonight fields Of battle, we feel that u j.
90 their own interest well ns that OF National
unity aud harmony, 80 discourage everything that
will tend 20 divert the minds ai the rising genera
zion from tie fact that there Is bat flag Ia these
United States which should be borne aloft in public
drmuu-lr uiions. a.. i. Powers Post, IN giving c1-
preston ia sentiments ln regard O the rebel nag,
Tenews BE- pledge Of friendship and fidelity 10 every
soldier az tle late Contederacy, who with that noble
characteristic of our heroic manhood secs The hand
OF God in their defeat and have pledged their
devotion once again 20 one country hnd one Nag,
PENNSYLVANIA
George g. Meade Post i. PHILADELPHIA held a
couceri in their hall last week. which well at
tended, The program included selections by tie
Meade Post orchestra. songs by tie choir of st.
Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church, vocal so
Joe nnu duets. The Quaker CITY quartet, IrOi
Walter j. MulfOrd accompanied, sang some flue
selections. The -. Andrews Church choir selec-
tions included a beautiful waltz song aud The
IIunt=mau's Chorus" Master Rattay played violin
solos and Mr. Harry AZ Dowell some piano selec-
tious. " We Shepherds Tell Me, by tie choir, was
eruui<tely rendered. THE American Soldier in
Peace recitation by Dir. Harry Denhart,
who appeared in a new role
Geuree O. MaRde Post has been presented by a
Georgia ComFndc, through Senior Vice Commander
Appel with gave Of wood taken from the stock
soc which surrounded Andersouvllle Prison. IL
whs received by Commander LANCER for the Post.
Tile silver anniversary 81 Col Fred Taylor Post,
49, will be- Ceislrated in the Post hall Tuesday
evening, Dec IS. The Commander in Chief has
promised 20 be present. Open 10 comrades and
on Thanksgiving evening Lieut. J. H. Fisher
Poet, l0l. Of Balboro, gave iue concert. Senior
Vice Department Commander john u. Mackie de-
Nvered Hn excellent address on tile American navy
during the war
Naval Post 900. Philadelphia. on Nov. %, visited
COuesville w here they were received by MI escort
headed by iine baud Of music Brandy wine Post,
o. WHs holding fair, which proved big success.
The iIuIHdetulliHus returned home on Saturday
after pleasant trip Of Fix miles through the cOun-
try before taking the train. Among those present
were Dr. ID. u Williams, Medical Director Of tile
Department senior Vice Department Commander
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shpnntes Frank Robinson and Edward AiRgee.
POTOMAC
Ala meeting 81 holm r. Reynolds Post c. Wash,
inRton. last week, the following officers were
elected tor the ensuing year: CON-, Dr III MI. Ben
net. = y. a.. William Thomas; j " G., D. l. Nc,
Krunu. surg Dr. ~ W Granger; Chap Rev
VIM. Do. GoitwHldi &. NJ. Louis B. Parker; q. ID.
Miles nj. lewis q. O., AZ y. Browncri ReDrescn.
thtiVes 20 the Department llucampment John IS
Randolph n. N. IeWls Louis a. Pix Aaron Stern
and T. J.. AickeUua.
TENNESSEE
The grand 4. A. r. excursion 10 Mexico under tlIs
auspioes Of D. q. G. Ord Post, 100 will soon take
place. TIE arrangements are nearly completed
Statement hnH been made al length in these col
uWus ~ the ho-pithble purposes Of tie comrades
81 fhc ufyy y-BrgamiZed Post, aud all oomFHdp q,
who can make arrangements 10 do 20 are urged q
take advantage ~ thls opportunity 20 tie Cap
iiHi % "ur sister Republic nHd thc entertainment
Of ouT comrades Boo iie FAR southwest An itinerary
Of the Journey hHs beeB prepared as we'll ~ IA,
follo~ing schedule; IrainF. with special Pullman
care. will leave Chicago, by tie Iron Mountain
route, al q. pa. Jau. 20 81 Louis, by the IroI
Mountain route. al g. m. Ian. 20 Cincinnati
Auefu A Crescent route, n. m. Jan Is; Chat
tnnoogh Queen Crescent route, 8 q. m. Jan
% and Memphis Iron Mountain route D. M
Jas. ~. Tue rates will be: ~ Louie 20 City q
MEXICO aud return. including Pullman berth
tHlef Cincinnati ~ lily 81 Mexico aud return
luciudlug same. $3.50 Chattanooga 40 City q
Mexico aud return, Including sHme $50 . Mem
piis io titg - Mexico and return including same
$50; Chicago 90 tity Of Mexico and return la
eau be- secured from other points % 81. Louie Gin
clnuaU ans Chattanooga on application TO O. X
MilcuErnn, General Eastern Agent. 1853 Broad way
New York w. II Thurbcr, General Mester
Agent, % kookery Building Chicago
VERM OET.-
AZ 3d. Montpelier: The time Tor The Departmer
EnCHmpm~nt al Montpelier b. drawing near. IN
einuIihueuus meeting of she ~ re aud q A X ]
February promises 10 bE one 81 tlie most iutere-
iuR aud profitable iu some years Brooke Post ati
toTps are making extensive preparations for ar
event The members viii spare RlIeuse or palT
~ fnake comfortable thc persons who attend. Il
l-nctmpuient Hnd Convention have always bee
helu in towns Whose citizens are noted for tile
cordial greeting nud uusUlf-h hospitality. All Wi
attended tlc gatherings al Burlington Ilutlau,
brHiiiehufor bennington, -. hlbHn-, aud ~ john
bury VIII readily uRfec ihal ACrmUutcfh are anon
tle m"si hosiiii'be people they have ever met
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA
Tie niuth annual EncHmpmrnt authorized a
appointment 20 "a committee 81 five mumbrrr 10 4
Dry 81 Mni Gen. Robert Huston MilrOy The cor
ulltlee wHs announced 90 faid Eucampmcnt az
by oversight omitted from fhe published procce,
inRs. They HTs: n. q. O'Breu, Chairman Pest
Olympia :. q. GosgTove, -, Pomcroy: a. n 81
tou, =. Vancouver j. ~. Langley. Post 81 ScnttI
Hhr following Pozls have been mustered Elm
lnrt uiurr-; John A. Reynolds "a, Buckley: A
Smith. z, Hail Moon Prairie; Everett 49, Sm
nrr Poet a. Friday Iarbor, Edward J Hong
ton, II, Harvey Col Hiram BurHham, 70, Ken
Capt. George n. Pyle. ~. Castle Rock.
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