The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-22
SONS OF VETERANS.

Logan Camp turned out a few delegates
at General Sherman's funeral. Thursday.
They were in the lead OF the New York
division Sous of Vets. Second Lieu
tenant Charles S. Parker was in COM
mand. They were admired along the
line of marcn for their splendid march
ing. They draped their badges with Grape
for thirty days in memory of the late
General. The camp sent q copy OF
the resolutions of sympathy to the late
Generals family.
Captain Gehring arrived at the meeting
Friday night after a few weeks vacation.
Charlie managed the boys to perfee-
ton.
John Paynton likes this command,
Halt, mark time, forward march,
Gus EsterGook is going out OF town for
a few weeks.
E4Jim Bagnell received two large impe-
rial photographs from the Irish camp Of
Paterson of Jimmy Smith. j. s.
Mcmahon. jim BagnelI and brother OF
the Irish and camp of New York,
who derived from the post system.
John Mccarthy was at the meeting
Friday night.
Jim OrInsby is to give dinner TO the
camp for its excellent work.
Bob Williams and Jimmy Smith had
war dance after the drill Monday night.
Il. J. Connors is always prompt in at
tendance at meetings and the drills. He
cruiting new members and a deserving
officer
Calhoun v. Wits is always in attend
ance.
William Howarth makes a good de-
batter. But Max Lowenstein is in the
lead.
George Betz is always at his post.
George is friendly and ociable at all
times.
Hancock Post is TO be presented with
handsome silk flag the evening of their
reception.
him so we'll that the girls arrest his at
tention on the way to the encampment.
Hancock Post No. 3 S. of V. will have
their annual reception Monday, February
49, at Turner Hall, No. 259 First street.
officer of the Day John Loeber is a
hustler.
Commander F. 6. Holman makes q
very good presiding officer.
Hancock Post will move into their new
headquarters III SchutZen Hall, Third
street, about March 1.
Garry Voorhees, attended the conven-
tion at Trenton Thursday.
At the ninth annual encampment of
New Jersey Division, Sons of Vetera us,
u. S. A., held at Trenton, n j.. on Thurs
for the ensuing year:-Colonel, L. II. Ed
munds ClmD g. Trenton, ". j.; lieuten-
ant colonel, Charles zeiter, Camp 81, Mill
vile, n. j., major. A. l.. Sparks. Camp
80, Camden, N. j.; division council. j. e.
Gehring, Jr.. Camp 80. jersey City, N. j.;
ID. Strauss, Camp q Elizabeth. n j.; A.
5. Dix, Camp 36, Lakewood n. j.; dele
gate-al-iarge, w u. Allstrom Camp %,
Long Branch, N. j.; alternate-at-large,
+. A PATTERSON, Camp 3, Newark, n. j.
representative to national encampment.
II. B. Marchbank, Camp 3, Newark, N. j
alternate 10 national eucampment, w. O.
Mcdowell. Camp 3, Newark, N. J. The
teuth annual encampment Of New Jersey
Division viii be held at Trenton on Thurs
day, February is. 1892,
Joe England forgos all a bout the install
latlon last month. Joe must have a poor
memory.
Dan Fitzhenry, was rendered a party at
Turner's Hall last Monday night. The
lamps were out before Dan got home.
AT Cooper Hall Friday nigh5 the camp
was rendered a pretty compliment Miss
Barbara Weston, the young actress, sang
"rhe Bold Sons of Vets" and "Ihe BOYS
J in Blue" She was recalled several times.
| The Vets felt highly honored at this
graceful notice OF their presence.