The National tribune., 1891-08-27
N. T.. c. c. GUARDS.

Mr.. and Mira George w. smith and daughter.
writing from Mntapan Station, Mass. say: We
desire 70 express our gratitude to Hassachusctta
Division Of the Guards Tor their Kindness 20 our
son, Walter g. Smith, during lis long illness and
their remembrance 81 us la te sad hour 81 bereave
meuL Rest assured the memory will be a source
% comfort 10 us"
The Connecticut Guards, through TIattie IT, Beers.
AdIuinnt sent a resolution 20 the second National
Encampmen tlat ritual be prepared The mat.
ter viii be duly considered by the Commander
To Division COMMANDER Clarence Is Cone we are
indebted for a iine photograph Of group Of ~ Il.
q, q. Guards ~ wisconsin, taken ga Reunion
Robert y Crawford, Belle piaine Iowa, writes
thHt he expects 10 attend the BruniOn held al Drs
Moines, aud wishes q @ meunbers not posses. lng
a badge 10 wear knot Of ribbon, that they may be
recognized.
Mamie %. Clark, Division Commander. ". r. @.
g. Guards, Proctor, VI, desires an members in ar
rcars 70 forward 90 cents 20 Adjt j. A. Savery
new members 10 forward 70 cents with application
duly signed, % Martha A. Slavery, Chairman II Di-
vision Investigating Committee. She also urCeutlv
requests every member in the state to send his or
ler mite tOwhrd Jebutifylng he grounds 90 the n
delsonSille l'rt-on-pen property. She wishes al
oihccrs Hud SbaTmnn " standing committees 10
Inform themselves thoroughly on al matters con-
corning their Gree aud sug sas thai n members
Wlll preserve al National General 0rdaFs on file il
lions being asked.
SECOND ANNUAL REUNION y. T. C. C. GUARDS.
In the absence Of Adjt-Gen. A. l.. Seaman, M.
Warner iarErove, hdiutant, New Jersey Division
y. ]. 9. 9. Guards, was made Adjutant pro tenn Of
lie Second Annual Reunion r. 4, G. q. Guards,
held al Detroit, Mich, Aug ., 1891. Following ia
condensed report from bic B0ios:
Reunion WAS called 30 order by senior Vice Com
mander-ln-Chlei A. II. Muudt ID wns voted 10
rororae the program prepared and carry out Tie
literary exercises first. Rev. J. =. Lemon led ia
the Lords Prayer, arcOH4pAHled 10y the Guards
present alter which al sang Pro pairiR /" 10 A
I3iaHo accompaniment by Lizzie MEudc Hewlett.
recitation by RGc q. Hays eHtitled " True Friend.
chip" followed after which 4" Tie National Ral.
lying Song ~ Use Guards was sung Then came
The recitation ui kontuCky Bell" 10y Belle "A Da-
wilson, ~ New Hampton, Iowa. COmnandcT-in-
Chief Kate IS, Sherwood. who had been detained
at National Convention, W re- was announced
aud introduced by senior Vice Com nAAudeF AIundt
alie was greeted with applause, aud after a few
appropriate remarks requested Brother Muudt 10
complete lie literary program, seating herself al
bis side la the course 81 hcE remarks she alluded
very touchihgly 10 the death Of Walter g. smith
one ~ the loading spirits Of the FIRST Reunion
which hg served as Secretary
AcF. james lemon, Gardiner, Mass, Of TlF
NATIONAL TRIBUNE Editorial staff made an excel
lent address on the good ~ the order. lie re-
viewed the opportunities 81 the Guards for the
extension Of lie great principles Of progress and
patriotism, through the medium OF THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, Whose circulation was among tie Cd
BOlbirrs aud loyal ct2eHs ~ every state and Ter.
Titofy, aud comPiimeHtsd them on what they had
accomplished la the first Year Of their existence