The National tribune., 1891-04-23

for the occasion Of the Anniversary celebration.
Mai. n. w. Curtis made the opening address.
Music was also included in the exercises. Ncr-
ris Post was organized IN ls10 with ID charter
members but was disbauded In 1873. July =, 1870
the Post was reorganized, and by permission Of
Department Headquarters retained the OH num-
her changing the name somewhat; so that =. l.
Norris Post started on its mission Of good with 10
CuynhoEa County Battalion Organization OF the
Grand Army, and has always been found at the
front in its mission of Fraternity, Charity aud 10y
atty. The present membership Is O..
Officers Of the following Posts are:
Hughes 2sJ-Com.. John II. Huntington; 6. v.
G., III. A. Davis; J. V. C., G. Hughes; Adft, w 9.
comb; Chap. ,. H. Barker; O. D., l.. Benjamin !;
O. O.. n. :. Baker; q. NJ :, O. T. Dickerson.
J. q. Ronly, 3gs Clarkstcld-Com., w. R. Nc
Clafini : v. g., Henry kress; :. V; G.. Henry
Stone; AdJt John Lowrey; q. NJ, J. q. King
.. j., Seneca Ronk; Chap, B. Cooper: surg *.
Mckim; O. C., =. Carpenter; q. NJ =. Zion stone.
Martin R. Dclany, 6l5 Dayton-Com-, q. :.
Hance; :. V. a., Jas w. Milan; J. v g, Benl.
Hggeuboltom; Adj't, I. n, Burton; q. NJ, Nicolas
Chap Henry Thomas: q. VI. :, :. w. Cole; > Nj
Mm. Adams; Surg Chas. McCaister.
PENNSYLVANIA
John NJ Sell Post 40 of Wesleyville with the
Relief Corps held interesting exercises 10 celehra-
ton Of the 2'th anniversary. Commander -. l..
Strong called the meeting to order. Instrumental
selections were rendered, "a brief history 81 the
Post was read, and some eloquent addresses were
made 10y the comrades.
At Scuttdale the Opera House was crowded with
m audience la attendance on the Anniversary cN-
ercises of Col. Ellsworth Post, 200. Commander
Nathan Smith. Comrade Fleming and Comrade ;.
q. Stevenson made the addresses Of the evening.
Officers 81 the following Post
llben n Ford. 3}6 WHFreu-C0m., l.. 7. B0rchers /;
:. Y. q, john B. Russell J. V. O., A, q. Lacy;
Adj't, H. III. Smith; surg, J. A. Partridge; Chap
J. y. fradenburE; q. NJ, J. j. Leouhart; ~. d.,
A. Cook; o. g., John w. Wckizeri 5. NJ, &. A.
Waters; q, NJ. >, :. NJ. Cogswcli.
POTOMAC
A host 81 the members and friends Of Burnside
Post, :, Washington. gathered about festive ban
quot board last "Wednesday night, IN one Of the
principal hotels Commander Nathan Rockford
noted as Toa~imRstcr. Between the toa-ts Conn
ude u. .. Kimberley sang two solos, ComrRde i.
IL Sypherd recited poem, aud the orchestra
played selections. The President" re-
toasts were" Our Relativcs-The Army aud the
Loyal Legion" by Gen. y. NJ. Vincent Sweet
hearts aHd Wives" 10y DIR. A. y lluntoon; The
Volunteer Soldier" 10y Gen. g.. W. Clark; " The
Rank and Iile,' 10y ComTads George G. Ross
" The Comrades Mustered Out" by Mai. J. w.
Powell; The Army Mule" by Col L. ]. Bridges;
a Burnside Post 10y Mai. n. : Lacey; The De
paIimCut Of the Potomac by Past Department
Commander VIM. = OdcIl.
Officers Of the following Post arc:
FaTragut. 10, East Neutrality-suspicious., g. A. ".
MCkim; =. v. g, II. H. Molcr; j. V. g.. William
III. Miner; q. NJ, William r. Dove; Ada, Chris.
Storm; Surg, II. n. Howard; Chap, George u.
Cook; o. D., Julien q. Baker; q. O., Frederick
Bcbinsi ;. NJ, A. D. Hurlbuti q. NJ. >, Francis A.
Belt.