The National tribune., 1891-07-30
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/ at l0sA, with Mamie II. Clark la the chair. Hattie
NJ. (Cee) slavery, former Chaplain 81 the New
] Hampshire Division read the Esd Psalm, which
was followed by the Lords Prayer. After ROLES
letters were read from absent members, including
National Chaplain r. ". Emerson.
card from Lou NJ. Staring. asking our AID In
supporting paper Rs the oficlai organ OF the
Guards read and IL was voted that we support
none beat The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, unless adopted
by the National Convention.
The reports Of Adjutant. Quartermasier and In
The Division dues were fixed nj 50 cents per year.
and all members hereby notified To send their
4 dues at once 10 Adjt r.. A. Slavery. Proctor, VI.
hand-painted souvenirs having been prepared 10y
the Commander. at n good deal Of expense, u was
decided TO sell them at 20 cents each. Anyone may
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
4 year; Com. Mamie II. Clark; :. V. q, Ellen Is.
| Leach; y V. G., Leila NJ. Ford; Adjt, Y. A. Slavery;
! q. NJ, Ida NJ Doty; Chap. Mary :. Allen. la
triotic recitations were given ny Ida aud Clara
/ Doty, remarks boy Hartley IL. Gates after which
we sang . Pro Patria." Pro Pairia-Mamie Il.
! Clark, Commander; Frank A. Slavery. AdjutRnt.
FIRST BRIGADE STATE REUNION.
The first annual Reunion Of the Wisconsin d.
vision, N. Il. O. Q. Guards WIS held AT SheboyGan,
! Wis, July p 1891. The morning was given up 10
/ the reception of visitors at Odd Fellows Hall.
/ Upon invitation from Mr.. and Mrs. Geisler VIC
repaired TO their pleasant home, on Fifth street.
and all partook OF "A bouniiful rcpast; happiness
and goity regued supreme. Tho rooms were
elaboraieiy decorated with flowers aud flags. We
returned 60 Odd Fellows Hail, where ut o'clock
/ D. m. our meeting was called 10 order by Com.
I
Luella Cone presiding at the organ. Invocation by
Chaplain Kelly.
Officers aud committees were chosen follows:
Com, Clarence H. Cone. Sheboygan; 5. V. 6, Belle
smith, Ninoosla: J. V. G., Nellie u. hildhh
/ Ocouomowoc; Chap IrmR NJ. Kelly, Shebpygan
/ q. c.. Louis C. Arnold Milwaukee,; Council. Lu-
ella NJ. Cone QChair1nan) Shcboygan; Blanche r.
| Cone SheboyRan; Florence j. Uudcrhill, WI
| nooski; Nina Il. Huic. Neenah; Albion T. Cox,
| ShcbuyRan Falls; Adi't, Nina u. HUE. NeenGh !;
/ @ NJ, Henry J. Buchen. Cascade; DeleEsie-at-
! large, Geo, +. Shimunols, Milwaukee; Division
/ Delegate, Gus A. tieisler, Shcboygln.
! Investigating Communications II. HUE tthniT-
mani, Neenah; Ada L. Rogers, Osseo; Gus A.
! Geislcr Sheb0ygan.
Historical Cummiice-Geo. T. Sbimunos. St
! Francis Station, Milwaukee; Anna Geisler, She
/ bovgRn; Katie 4. Cannan. Raihbun.
Hencft Committee - Jennie Mcdowell, Fox
! Lake; Albion T. Cox, SheboygRn Falls; Nettle ID.
| Hildahl, Oconomowoc
Recruiting ma,itiee-Uenry J. Buehen CHAIR
mani, Cascade Francis ". Stuart. Irtnh; Neiiie o.
! Hlldahl. Oconomowoc; A. 4. Cox, SbebOyEan
| Pals; Nina y. HUE Neenah.
| Membership fees were fixed al so cents annually.
! Applicants will please forward that amount, to-
/ gether with application. 10 Nina II. HUE, Chair
/ man, Investigating Committee, Neenah, Wis.
After the meeting we were photographed In
/ Fountain Park by Mr. GeslCT. who - Our amateur
! photographer. Toward evening we enjoyed
pleasure ride through the principal thorOugiliares
/ OF The city. visiting the beautiful home Of Com
mRnder Conc. where enjoyed their extensive
/ collection OF G. g. photographs autographs, etc,
aftcr which we resumed our Journey OF SIGHT see
] ing and amusement. We departed fOr our respect
] our hrsi Reunion Was - great success. heartily
/ Endorse our Commanders remark, that other Ia
! nous Divisions must look their lRurels. The
motto oi our State well implies the sentiments OF
4 it, constituents. which h. Forward" ask that
all exert their best efforts Ia assisting tie officers
! IN their grand work. they cannot do u alone
! Yours. Pro Patria-Henry !. Buchen. Quarter
/ master, Wisconsin Division. \. T. &. &. Guards,
/ Cascade, Wis
NUTMEG STATE RALLYING ODE.
IT'S for love Of our dear country.
| Love for those who wore the blue,
! We are forming these Divisions,
| Hedging love and duty true.
| May patriots zeal inspire ms,
| Shining tiIro each face see.
| When we u march and sing in chorus
| That IL j1st suits the.
IL just suits me,
IL just suits me,
| This q. &. Guards Division,
| IL just suits me.
We viii love our land and dear old nag,
Which our fathers died 20 save.
| Ard .'iil ever shield and guard them.
l Surviving hHrd To be ~ brave:
| Meath The folds Of our bright banner.
/ SirOug and loyal Will we be,
| Glad 10 follow " here IL leads us,
| For u just suits me.
/ IL jest suits me,
| IL iust suits me.
/ Keeping step with g. &. GuardA
VIII just suit me.
Old Connoctlcuts Division,
/ May iiE STARS 81 Progress shine,
| Willie the echo II - Pro Patria"
/ Thrills each heart along fIs line.
1 Let our C. G. bfishi-eyed flower
/ BE 20 all golden key.
| Binding q. g. Guards together,
That viii jusi sut me.
VIII jul yuit me.
VIII Just slii, me-
Porgct-me- uoi's ihc flower
| That just suits me.
| Il. A. Bishop, New Haven, Conn, June 8. 1891.
RALLYISG ODE n. J. C. C. GUARDA
Come all you C. C. far and near,
4 Aud Join our loyal band dear,
| Come join the band 50 bright.
| And work with increasing might
Holding our banner that tie light
OF FreedOm's cause may shine Alright
The banner Pro PAiriA shall over ms wave
For we're children Of the veteran brave
Who fought the battle plain,
And suffered there with mortal palm
Amid such scenes 81 carnage wrought
Our fathers they tie battle fought.
4 The forget me-not our chosen flower
Shall keep within our thoughts each hour,
4 That Progression j. our aim,
| Aud soon strong we'll Ice in name
| That no other eau with Us compete
| With the watchword Patriotism at our fsek
Although we know our State is small,
| Let us each and every and all
Make u our duty members 10 secure
/ Not only the rich, but welcome, zoo the poor
1 Aud with a little push we'll pass ia the crowd
With a Division Of which To feel proud
M. Warner HaIgroTe.