Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13

WoNEN's Relief CORPS No. % vas increased
by two members at the last meeting.
CoxRADE A p. BURcHFIELD, of Post l62, will
return from 4 New York trip tomorrow.
PosT l5j organized its Washington Club
Friday night. About 40 members were en-
rolled
CArTAIN J. H. REED, of Post Il, who has
been sick since the Detroit encampment, has
recovered
Posi- l57 will likely send to Washington
this week to secure quarters during next
years encanpment
PosT Il, G. \ r, will hold divine services
at the Soldiers Widows Home at Hawkins
station, PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, to-day.
TUESDAY e-ening, September %, Post III
w!ll formally receive the memorial volumes
presented by Captain j. J. Vandergrift.
COMRADES Of Post 50 are pleased to hear Of
the safe arrival home from their foreign
tour of Comrades W. L. Graham and William
A. stone.
The sixth annual stated meeting OF the
national encampment, Union Veteran
Legion, VIII be held at Reading, Pa, Octo-
Der IA and 10.
THE surviving members of Company D,
sixty-tEird Pennsylvania Volunteers, have
returned from Greensburg, where their an
nual reunion WIS held.
THE Joint committee appointed by
Women's Relief Corps Nos. !, % and so will
meet at the office of J. X. Wallace Esq, No.
l55 Fourth avenue next Tuesday afternoon.
THE seventy-fourth Pennsylvania volun-
tecrs will hold its reunion at Teutonia Hall,
Allegheny, tomorrow night 1t is the thir-
tleth anniversary Of the mastering of the
regiment.
AT the meeting of Mcpherson Women's
Relief Corps No. 60 last Thursday a commit
tee was appointed 70 arrange for the enter
tainment TO be given for the benefit of the
relief fund of the corps.
Mrs. RACHEL Do2AN, Department President
Of the Ladies' OF the &. \. R. requests all de-
pavtmcnt officers and members to attend
an important meeting next Thursday after
noon at No 81 Fourth avenue
TIE comrades of Post Isl are reuuested TO
assemble at O'Clock next Tuesday evening
in order that the routine business NAV be
transacted early, and the comrades NAV
take advantage OF Veterans Evening at the
Exposition.
Mrs. MARY HEARTMAN, OF Chicago became
a member OF o. II. Rippey Circle No. 81
Ladies of the g. 4. r., last Tuesday. She
had fve brothers in the Union army and the
survivors are all members of the posts in
this vicinity.
CoNRADE FCLLwooD, Chairman on trans
portation to the national enCampment of
the Union Veteran Legion, reported to En-
cannment No. on last Monday night that
Cne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad would sell
tickets to and from Reading, Pa, for s. O6
for round trip.
MANY OF the comrades of the Fourteenth
Army Corps General George H. Thomas)
have from time to time written to Comrade
II. II. Bengough, requesting information as
TO where the corps badge ian acorn) could
lie obtained in gold or silver for a watch
charm. COmrade Bcngough can now furnish
the information.
CoNRADE SAMUEL AUX, an old Pittsburger,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Myers
Of the southside has been missing for more
than month. He came from Dayton, and
IL L. supposed he left his sisters home to
VISIT cOmrade in a neigh hboring town. In
formation to his whereabouts Will be
thankfully received by his friends
PosT 2oG held an open meeting on Friday
night, at which the record books were form
ally presented to the post. The presenta-
tloE speech was made by Judge j. +. Slagle,
OF Iost lJ9. COmradc Barks responded for
the post Enjoyable music was rendered by
the choir Of 296. Several addresses were
made 10y visiting comrades. After the exer-
clses elegant refreshments were served
AFTER an interval Of 26 years Major Gen.