The National tribune., 1891-07-23


prosperous. The seventh EucHmppent OF the
Maine Division while assembled at NaterylIle
elected him lAeutcn'ntCo Colonel IN reeoghl1n no 81
his valuable services 10 the Order. Jan. 10, lsyl
Col. Moran was chosen member OF tie B0Aru OF
Directors Of the sons Of Veterans Relief Associa-
ton 81 Maine. He b, regarded by competent judges
as the best eXemplaT Of the secret work OF our
Order la the State.
NEW YORK.
The following appointments on staff Of Col
Clarence T.. Holmes are hereby announced; surg
William NJ. Bemus, Jamestown; Chap, W. T.
Petit. Binghamton: AdIt, v l. Harrison Mount
Vernon; q. NJ, w NJ Anderson, Mount Vernon ;
InsP'I. ii. g. II. Cooper. Rochester: Mastering ON
Ger, Geo. W. Land Syracuse; Judge-AdyOeate,
John Il. Mason. Rome.
Glidden Camp. G. Of Rochester, puts forth a
bright little paper, The GiiidsH Camp Advocate, de-
voted To the dOings Of the Camp particularly, anu
the Order ia the Division generally. Ghdden
Camp is composed Of IL hustleEs.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The second field Encam pment Of the Clarion and
Jefferson Association will be held at Reynolds,
July 2s3l aud it bids fair be the largest meeting
ever held in western Pennsylvania outside Of Pitts
burg. The EneHmpment will be held la Reynolds
Grove, "a lovely place during Summer months, five
minutes walk from the station. No one will re-
greet their trip to Jefferson's metropolis On ac-
count Of the National Guards being ia camp at the
same time no tents could be procured from the
State, but the President may be able TO hire some
from Philadelph ID is urged upon all Camps to
procure all guns, tents torches campstOols, drum
corps. bedding, hnmmOcks, crOquet sets and such
games for this occasion they possibly can.
Camps are also requested 10 bring sfde-arms hsgs
etc. and each Camp to furnish its own provisions,
but need cooking utensils, as they Will be fur
nshed 10y Camp 90 r. G. Roll, of Camp 80, has
been chosen as Drill-masteT. and will he hOnOTed
and obeycd rs such. An invitation is extended TO
Camps outside OF Clarion and Jefferson Counties to
attend in a body aud II they desire they can pre-
sent applications To- be taken into the association
All Camps that reside near the association and are
interested ia the noble work that we have planned
| out kindly asked TO contribute To our fund
/ what they feel able, difference how small, 70
will be n great help and will appreciate the
same. Send all contributions To the Treasurer j..
/ \. Lewis, New Bethlehem, who will receipt the
same. IL Is hoped that the GAR, W.RC. and
LAS. may turn out ia bodies from each locality
aud render all tire assistance they The q. A. X.
/ and N.KC Of EeynOldsyille have each appointed
| a committee, which are making extensive arrange
ments for the accommodation OF the association.
/ John W. Title, Jamestown; Speer Orr Camp, ~,
/ intends sending squad Of the boys 20 Detroit in
August They are talking OF taxing a tent along
and sleeping IN It, taking their meals nj restauraut
/ or hotel We held festival short time ago and
I cleared abOut 500, with which we intend buying
\ guns and equipments for drill squad.
The Fourth OF July was celebrated in Corsica tn
grar style. but the most patriotic thing that was
done was the reorganization Of James Mekillip
| Camp, o. public installation OF officers was
held ~ the presence 81 great crowd tn the large
/ hall OF the o. u. A. NJ and the following officers
installed, Mastering Officer J. X. Hines, Of Camp
/ IO8. New Bethlehem. of!ciating Capt, L. L.
Baker; First Lieut.. L. e. Ginger; Second Lieut.,
j. A. Ginger: Chap, e.. T.. Mathews; First Serg't,
| A. g. Baker; O. VI s. J. T. Iouther; :. Of c..
\ VIM. Shics; G. of g., J. A. Taylor; Camp Guard,
\ NJ. Il. McCooi: T.. g., ID. L. StahlnIan. Addresses
were made by Messrs. j. Il. Hines. Samuel Tramp
\ ton, and David Mckee. aud excellent music was
/ furnished by the Howard Strattan COrnet Band Of
Stratianville. Coming in at the close Of "A full day
| Of exercises in commemoraion Of the Declaration
| Of Independence the event WAS a most appropriate
one and the occasion exceedingly pleasant and en-
/ joyRble. The boys Of tile Camp are young men Of
| loyalty and energy and have taken NJ this work
| with a right zeal and cOmmendab!e motives, and
every loyal citizen ought to stand By them and give
! them encouragement in performing patriotic deeds
and maintaining patriotic principles. and directing
patriotic Memorial services for the fallen heroes.
Some OF the best young men are in the Organiza-
/ ton. The Captain aud First Sergeant, we notice,
/ are sons OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John Baker, Mr.. Baker
\ being Corsica's Obligins and most careful Post
master. We hope To hear good reports from the
Camp, and trust the boys will receive loyal sup
1 port in their work.