The National tribune., 1891-01-15
MAINE.

quarters at the COnntyscat OF Cumberland County,
MAINE
Ashury Caldwell Post. q, o. sherman Mills.
] have passed resolutions uU the death of Cou'rnae
4 Charles Al. IaCSman. The resolutions declare that
/ in the death uf Comrade ,nclsmHn they lose pa
tloic citizen, a l0EHl cumrade and deV"ut
Christian, whose devotion Go his God and his couH-
! try has left behind him n shining example which
/ all would do well 10 emulate.
MARYLAND
Officers Of the following Post are:
Burns, l3 Westminster John II, Mitten;
! - y. - Ezra y. Alugliug; }. Y. C., Henry War
dcnielt; Adi Charles D.. Bafle. Chap, >. *. Herr
/ q. NJ W. :. DTHChi O. ID, John NJ. Recce; O. O.,
Martin HeilSenhorn; : NJ, Lewis j. Lttlei O. Nj.
/ -, Samuel J. Brcighner.
MASSACHUSETTS,
IL. NJ. Boston: In recognition az the eourcsics
extended to Alexander Hamilton Post, 1872 81 New
York, 10y Gettysburg Post. lgl, 81 Boston, during
ne late NauonRl LuGWpmcui, toe comrades 81
tie latter have been made the recipients 81 beau
tiiul and tasteful novelty in silver % D. Cauitcu
Of regulation size. Upon side j. the inscription
In antique engraving, while thr reverse side D.
an exquisite engraving of r. campfire sccfte, n mn
tural, almost, as the Hclltgble Thing Itself OF Old
army tlmcs-thc two big logs, thC uprgns and tlc
kettle. The pine boughs are blazing Rloriously,
and around this stand te soldiers n ovcrcoais one
with spoon IN The act OF tasting the quality If the
beam soup Another ~ poking the fire 60 hasten
matters, while the others look impatient ind
hungry for their ratIons The cautccn viii bold
about three quarts OF commits Rrv,N and i sus-
pended from handcs by chain Of elaborate de-
o. II. j. Sargent Post, 1872 Fssex, held a sue
ccssful fair Tor week, commencing Dec 10. A
program was rendered in the evenings, 81 music
readings and recitatpus aud on one II tho nights
WIS presented the drama 4" Enlisted FOR The Nafm
On one 81 the afternoons a Sunlight party" was
given for the children. The fair netted generous
sum, which viii be- added 70 4P relief fund.
r. @. Shaw Post. 81 Staten lslaud n v, recently
presented u Paul Revere Post, -, af Quincy set
81 resolutions adapted by the visitors 10 Quincy
lsucampmeni week, which were engraved Then
surrounded by cabinet photos, Rud The whole in
closed In rich gilt frame about five feet square.
There were sc photos, including the visitors Ia
August, aud also those 81 Col. Catk-0n, Depart
mont Commander ~ New York lie iRlc Col.
II lbort q. Shaw. Tor whom thc Post was named;
W. NJ. WermerskircA, the organizer Of the Post I;
llr. j. A. keyes aud Edwin Twyiord, past Com
mandvrs.
Alfred C. Monroe Assistant Ldiu'ant General
reports that thc fund for HE relief Of The family Of
Gen. pobin has now reached $500. The Posts are
responding literally and willingly 10 the call for
contributions, and u i expected that substantial
relief may yet be afforded those who depended on
Comrade Tnbin foT support.
Officers Of the following Posts are:
Gen. Lander Post, 3, lynu-Com., Joseph T.
Shaw > v c. JOHN J. Cunningham; }. v c.
Francis 4. Lakewood; q. ", levi r. Pierce: o.
d., William Mclarlane; o. o., Aaron Call. Al the
conclusion 81 The installation ceremonies held last
week wishing delegation from Anna NJ Ross
Post, 90, of Philadelphia, presented Gen. lander
Post with nn elegant National Dag ~ elk, two
magnificent guidous, appropriately inscribed, and
an cngrOsscd set 81 resolutions n pen and ink in
rich cit frame. The resolutions were adopted 10y
the i'mladelphin Post thanking The Lynn Post for
the hospitality extended tke Quaker City veterans
on the occasion Of thcr visit the Shoe City last
August during the National EucHmpment.
ID. Willard Robinson, ne, Nor,ycll-Com., A. B.
l.itcheld; =. y. G.. ID. l.. Chapman ]. v g. h. -.
Pool; q. NJ, =. y. Chapman; Surg. y. 4 Stuaey;
Chap, :; II. Hehing; o. d., G. n. Gardner; o. g.,
ID. p. Robinson.
Elk Wilcox, l6. springfeld-Com.. y. NJ. Tink-
ham; s. v. C., W.. j. Derby; J. v c, 4. ID. King I;
9. NJ, d. W Ware surg,, Jared Wheeler; Chap,
a. II; sandersoni o. D., Theo. w. Shaw o. O., A.
r. Adams.
MICHIGAN
Dec. 20 1890, VIII long be remembered In Hol-
ton az gala day, il being the occasion 81 dedca-
ton Of the new GAR aud W.RC. Hall built in
place 81 The ono burned in July last Al the for
mer dedication, 10 November 1885 the Chaplain,
l.. j.. Gibbs, ~ Grand Haven, had charge 81 the
exercises, making the address II WINS thought
only lifting that e should be again asked 10 come,
and by special invitation he wHs again present,
bringing with him much good cheer Although
the day was sOmewhat disAgreeabe outside, once
inside the building al was harmony Representa-
tlves were present from five Posts and from three
W.ltC organizations. Comrsde Gibbs again had
charge Of the exercises and made tile dedioutory
address, which Was well received aud contained
many beautiful Thoughts md brought back 70 mind
many tender memories Of The long ago. The ex-
ercises Of the afternoon closed with Campfire Ina
the evening, and the general expression seemed
10 be that the occasion was pleasant and profit
ably passed.
Fairbanks Post, Of Detroit, held i,s annual me.
during the past year were Dicby V Bell J. ID.
Brady, Stephen Martin, Louis Lcderle H. IL Hart
man, DaHIel flepper, George y. Brown, John
Mraiher and Louis BOu,iueRu The hall was
tnsiefully decorated with the National colOrs.
which displayed on every hand-on Tie
chandeliers, The pictures and the platform. Those
which hung about the prJzceuIum arch aud tie
4 spcakers' table were shrOuded Ia Grape. Com
mHnder Ih0mns w. Davcy presided aud Com
rsde ii. r. Ebcrts acted as master Of ceremonies.
Ine vocal music was by quartet composed OF
! Homer Warren, 4. &. Andrews Robert H. Murray
aud G. II. Adams. Rev Marcus A Erownson de-
/ llvcred the mem rriai address.
Officers Of the following Posts are:
DHllgrent lAS, HOltOn-DOm James T. Henry:
/ 8 v. C.. Stephen l. Sleusi J. V. c. Oliver Lewis:
! Surg. James Gregg; .. D., Samuel staith; AdTt,
! Samuel u. Crawford; q, NJ. Ole Z. Oleson; Chap
! g. Neyeruyp.
! I'd NJ. Prutzman, 70, Parkvnle-Com.. Lewis
Mnrville; s. V. C., Samuel &. Burns; ). V. g,
James MRubcck; q. d.. Wesley W EanHorn.
\ Surg, john q. X. Ayers Chap, Marvin H. Bum.
/ phrcyi o. d., vs.. g. Porter; o. o., George A. Lane
Color Bearer Daniel Slider; Decentralization Nm Al
/ Wyatt; Buger, George Barzs
Henry Dobson, lssl FremuEo-COm., s. q. Allen
/ s'N g, =. =. Crummcl; j. v G.. Geo. A. Mills;
/ surg, Benz. u. Preston Chap, Dan Davis; q. NJ.
/ Prank Bacon; .. d., H. a. Giddiups; o. G. JoIu
! williams Guard, Geo. Hopkiusi Adj't George
! Osbern.
! MISSOURI
/ Officers Of tie following Posts are:
Dawn, ~, Oseeola-Com., }. u. Reading; g. ".
] C., Wa. MyncOopi J. v. C., A. i. PrOck: Chan y
4 n hirHSII " ADst AAhh. Braun q. q. w, J. Nor.
/ ris.
Prank =. Blair, ], 81. Louis-Com.. W. J. Dale,
>, v g, u. A. IiRmmelli J. V, C., q. w. Carmi.
| chheli q NJ, Arthur Drcifuzi Surg, r. J. Lingen.
/ felderi Chap. w. r. MUuaugh: u d. y u Abel.
! o. O., g. A. Carpenter
Ethel 81, New Cambha-Com., J. Z. Dcven.
/ pot ,, c. j. L. Kings J. v. C., David Kisori
q NJ. A. g. Bodenhamer; AdJt. Dr. &. Hadden'
/ Chap, w. n. IfoulnAn; o. D. y. r. Jones; o. a.
! }. q. Davis = d., y. RichRrdson; q. N. s.. War,
/ ran Smoot; Surg, Jos. Lovern
/ Gen. Fred ID. Steek Z35 Moutrose-Cofn.. J. a
lyobaugili y V. C., y n. sullivan; J. v. C., Thos
/ hummeli q ~, u. III. Dugan; Surg, }. NJ. Nil
! leri o. O., 7. J. Eliot Adj't and q. NJ s., d. d
4 Watts.
lardce, S52. CabOol-C0m.. r. IA. Falconer; s
/ v. % q. O. Nhluir; ). V. c.. d. NJ Ingram; @ NJ
/ J. J. GraigEi q. D.. T. v. N!aouRhby; q. g., VIA
Janl-si Chap Z. M. Lang
NEBRASKA
! Oliloers 81 The foilOv ing Post are:
Martha Ft0weI, aZ Fefu-Cnul W II Majors
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