The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-12-15
THE DIVISIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS.


Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, AZ. Canton-Cap..,
G. Henry Powell; First Lent. Geo. F. Middle
ton; Second Lieut.. Warren A. Hunt; Council,
Delegate to Division Encampment, George w.
Penniman; Alternate jesse E. Smith. In the
election of Brother Powell to the command OF
Camp AZ the members are very fortunate indeed.
He is in every way qualified to assume the duties
of the position by reason of eight years service
upon the Camp and Division Staff. He is popu-
larly known throughout the Order in Massaehu-
sets being hustler" and il is due to his
efforts than to those of any other member that Col.
Fletcher Webster Camp occupies the prominent
position in the Order that it does to-day. Brother
Powell, supported by an excellent staff of earnest
workers. will give Camp AZ one of the best admin
istrations that the Camp ever enjoyed.
John A. Andrew Camp IL, Stoughton, Will pro-
duce Annabelle Lewis's war drama, New Berne i;
or the Old Flag" the latter part of January.
Senior Vice Division Commander Albert O. Pais-
dell, of Lowell has been invited to install the
officers-elect of Col. Fletcher Webster Camp. A..
Canton.
install the offcers-eect of Gen. b. +. Butler Camp.
100, Needham; also those of G. " Marsh Camp,
49, Arlington.
Col Fletcher Webster Camp will hold Joint
installation OF officers with Revere Post 81, and
Revere Corps 100. Canton.
NEW YORK.
VIM F. Smith, Gloversvills: Many of those who
were formerly members of the Post system. 8. of
Camps will be panied to learn of the death of q
former comrade, in the person OF J. Frank Eisen-
brey, eldest son of DIR. and Mrs. Il. III. Esenbrey,
of this city, in his 26tn year. Frank, as he was
called by his friends was one of the foremost in
the old Post system, and later of the Camps, in
this part Of the State. During the last years oil
the Post system, he was q member of Capt. David
Getman Post. o. of this city, aud was at one time
its Commander 1t was through his efforts mainly
were held in this city in June 1s9O-the last En-
csmpments held by that Order. He was great adj
mirer of my friend G. T. Brown, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
the last Commander. in Chief of the Posts, and
elected at the National Encampment before men,
toned, and whom. ] am sure, Will be deeply
grieved to learn of his death. When the crisis
came and the two organizations consolidated he.
like true Son of Veteran, laid all Partially to one
side and did all In his power to consolidate the two
local organizations Camp and Post-and at last
succeeded in peFfecting Camp from both, known
as Lookout Camp, a. Of which he, like the writer.
remained member until, through the disgraceful
conduct of its Captain and several members. the
better mart of the Order were forced to withdraw
after doing all in their power to save 1t from run
to which it eventually came and At present there
is no Order of the s. of W. in this city little more
than a year ago Frank took up the study of medi-
cine at Philadelphia. Never strong hard study aud
close confinement soon told upon him. and lew
weeks since, upon the advice of his physicians 10
try chenge of climate, he went to Lawrence, Kan.
A day or two after his arrival he took TO MS PED
and gradually grew worse; bis mother was sum-
moned from this city, and she arrived in time TO
spend few days at his bedside, when he passed
away. dying Tuesday night Nov. 20. He lived and
when In sickness or trouble his a shining ex-
ample of the life true Christian should lead his
funeral occurred from his late home in this city
Saturday afternoon the Sd inst. and 1t was with
feeling Of deep sympathy for his parents. brother.
and two sisters and deep sorrow because OF the
loss OF true friend, but confident that he had
gained a starry crown, that we laid him away IN
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
RHODE ISLAND.
H. D. Clifford Providence: There prevails In
this Division of the Sons custom which think
may well be emuated to a certain extent at least
In every other Division. refer TO the official vista
tions of the Colonel of the Division and his staff to
the different Camps comprising the Division. Of
course am aware that the Rhode Island Division