Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
Grand Army rSotings.

PosT 259 has received its memorial vol
uincs.
ApJuTANT Y S. REEs, of Post Isl, is still on
the sick list.
CouRADE D. A. JONES, of Post Isl, is suffer-
ing from dislocated knee cap.
toNRADE J. X BECKER, of Post eJ9 has gone
to Denver for a short time to visit his son.
CoxRApr II. II. BENGoUGH, of Post I57, acted
IN Adiutaut Y. :. Rees' place at Thursday
night, meeting.
THE comrades OF Post l62 were pleased to
have Comrade Henry Marshall with them
last night week.
GENERAL a. A. HUMPHREYS Posr No. 545
will hold a fair in the new hall, Millvale
borough, commencing October Il.
CoHEADE HENRY SCHULTZ, of Post 3, is the
proGd pcssessor OF Il fine meerschaum cigar
holder from Germany, the gift of Henry
smith.
CoNEADE LEVI P. RICHARDS, OF Post III,
stood at the door on Tuesday night with
miskct in his hands, reminding one of the
days OF 81.
NAMES and addresses of any members of
Company NJ, Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
arc wanted 10y Mrs. NJ. j. Mason, of 4ll5 Main
street, city.
COMMITTEES from n number OF the posts at
tended the Opera House to see the play
"Abraham Lincoln" last Monday night by
Nj Wits invitation.
TEE railroad companies whose lines run
tU:o Pottsville gave the surviving first de-
Tenders free transportation. The tickets are
good 70 return till the jth inst.
THT first general orders of National Com
mgnder john Palmer arrived last week.
Different committees are announced and
renewed activity in recruiting urged.
TIE seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry Asso-
citation Will hold their fourteenth annual re-
union at Troy, bradford county, Pa, Tues
day and "Wednesday, october % and 2S.
TIE ladies OF James \. Garfield Circle No.
j. spent very pleasant afternoon and even
iuuat the residence OF Mrs Ida Anderson
Nyiie avenue. This circle is growing rap
iG.E
Tar reunion OF the Fourteenth P P,nnsyl-
vaniu Cavalry vii! be held at Lafayette Hall
next Wednesday. Camp fire at 7:JO p. NJ.
Comrades, gather around the camp fire once
more.
GEsERAL A. \. UUNrHRErs Posr No. 45
Will holda memorial service in the Preshy-
terjau Church, Miiivale borough, next Sun
day at 3s5o T. L. Judge Collier will deliver
the address
CovRsDE V. C. GRIFFTTHs, OF Post IS, Is a
very interesting taller on the subject of the
cg'-t;rn oi bees. lie told his experience to
Post 90 recently. The comrades of l62 think
that hive contained no drones.
CoyIADE THOMAS W. BAKER, OF Post 8 now
wears & handsome monogramed German
silver watch and chain presented to him by
his IIicaG Henry smith. Mr.. Smith brought
1t from Germany this summer.
&ns. RACHEL DoRAN, Department President
oi t.e Ladies' of the e. \. r., will visit the
circles throughout the State this month,
leaving ou Tuesday. Her first stop will he
al JgHU-tuwn, where she will visit Circle A.
Ano..'',- acw circle has been reported.
CowrADE II. L. HoBURG, of Post III, who
wen; tU Washington to secure quarters for
the po-. for the cncampment next year, re-
Turned last Tuesday, having secured salts
factory quarters. The post expects TO en-
teftaln 80 persons during the encam pment
FosT l17's Washington Association is hard
nj work The following comrades, all
busters constitute the Executive Commit
Tee of the association: II. /. Hoburg H. II.
J. Evans, William Mof1itt and Dennis Hag-
E-"ty.
iHE Count Of Paris, member of the Penn
sE'Vi'it3 JoM.nandery of the Loyal Legion,
h'.r presented q the commandery one of the
finest 'auners he could procure 1t will be
presented 1t tac Academy of Fine Arts
Flll11elphla, Thursday evening October Is,
tie DAY after the annual meeting.
toIEsDE REV. J. ". PLANHETr, a former
chaplain OF Post l"I came from the East last
week and attended the post meeting Thurs
day evening to geS a withdrawal card and
ray g"ohbN. lie made very feeling ad-
dress and the boys are sOf,rv to lose him
FL is now located at Cambiidgeboro. Pa.
NEXT Friday the reunion of the One Hun
dred and ThiTty-ninth Regiment will be held
at Mercer, Pa. \ large number will attend
rom here. The train will leave on the Pitts