The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Ine following camps nave Deeu mustered since
the issue OF Orders No. 9: Camp 81, Freedom, Is
charter members, Capt. Edward j. VOse; Camp 68,
Camden. q charter members, Capt. A. +. Bever-
age; Camp 90. Lineolnville Center, 10 charter
members Capt Norman w. Jones. An appIica-
ton for Camp charter has been received from Phil
lips and is now ia the hands Of Lieut. +. T. Hooper
Mastering Officer.
The following Camps having failed to forward
reports and per capita tax for the quarter ending
Sept. 20. the Captains Of said Camps have been
suspended by Col Moran. viz: Logan B; A. Rich
aTdson, Sc; Harrison Moore, 80; and Henry o.
Eaton, SO. First Lieutenants will assume COM
mand and forward reports and tax to these Head
quarters at once.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Col. T. Z. Ellsworth Camp. 80, Attleboro, held an
entertainments and dance In q. X. Hall, Friday
evening. Oct. %, Capt. A. A. Guild presiding. Over
200 persons were present, among them Lieut-Col.
Il. NJ. Sweetland OF Rhode Island Division: Past
Col. Il. A. Barton, Of Providence, r. T.; Capt. II. H.
Dexter, Camp O. Pawtucket, X. l.; Second Lieut..
ii. :. Thompson. Camp ., Providence; also mem
The Camp presented "A fine silver medal to Joseph
IIaekett as he was declared the champion clog
dancer OF AttleboTo. The contest between him
and his brother Charles was exciting. The affair
was "A success financially and socially.
Col. Charles h. Darling won the set Of horse
equipments offered by Post TO- GAR, as TO the most
popular line officer of the State Militia. The
bers Of the Order and a host of friends did some
hus,ling for the popular Colonel and landed him a
the First Brigade, NJ. V. NJ, the equipments will
adorn the horse OF the efficient Adjutant Of the 9th
Regiment Of Infantry.
The tickets for the coffee party and dance of
Dahgren Camp, %. OF South Boston. In Gray'S
Hall Thanksgiving eye are selling rapidly a. the
affair promises to be n great success. Edmand's
orchestra will furnish the music. Members of the
Order and military gentlemen are requested to APP
pear In uniform.
go to Washington next August. and to raise funds
for this purpose handsome sword with gold
etched blade Ia offered to the member Of the Camp
obtaining the largest number OF subscriptions.
The Fair to be given under tile auspices OF John
r. Andrew Camp, 96, In Post IS, GAR Hall, II5l
Washington street, Boston, Nov. 1928, promises to
| be a successful venture The lady friends OF the
members are busy making fancy articles, hosts Of
talent have volunteered their services for the en-
tertainments, and the members are hustlng for
donations, advertisements, subscriptions, etc.
There will DO several interesting voting contests
for valuable prizes. The tables will be filled with
useful and ornamental novelties, and pretty girls
will be in abundance with the inevitable chance
book. etc. AS the fair will be held during Thanks
giving week, every one will be given an oppOrtu-
nifty TO spend their money for anything from big
turkey TO paper OF pins.
MICHIGAN.
Col f. C. stillson In his latest order. kindly calls
attention to the fact that The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
is favorable to the Order. and will be glad Of an
opportunity to publish news and correspondence
ILL., On account of being four quarters in arrears
with reports the charters of Camps l05. l32, lss
and 1911 are revoked. The following Camps are
delinquent with per capita tax for quarters ending
March 81 and June 90 Nos. 8, 90 %, %, l23. 100,
l52, 49, 100. "a 2O6 2os 2l0. 2ll, and are hereby
| suspended. Camps 20. Kalkaska. and ls9, Eaton
| Rapids. have surrendered their charters and dis
/ banded.
THE resIgnations Of Cant A. " Winters OF Camp
| 1853: Capt. III. =. Dow. of Camp 2l3; First Lieut..
X. ~. Hopkins. Of Camp 80, and Second Lieut.. Bert
| Walters. Of Camp 81. have been accepted and new
elections ordered to MI vacancies. Chas W. White
has been elected Captain of Camp l53, vice A. ".
Winters, resigned; q. III. LOOMS Captain Of Camp
| 49,. vice A. +. Hunting, resigned Byron L. Shook
Captain of Camp 2i2, vice Edgar Il. Henderson. re-
signed; oliver BalbetZer First Lieutenant OF
Camp 1913, vice Glide Fisher, resigned; Lyman
Love First Lieutenant Of Camp l93. vice VIM.
Smith. dead.