The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-29
Sons of Veterans.


| Camp No. !, of this city. and camp "a,
Ballard, will join with the &. A. R. in the OBJ
| servance of Memorial day tomorrow Neither
| of the camps will their uniforms. but
| all viii wear regulation badges aud provide
| themselves with white gloves.
| Captain Plimpton has issued orders TO ali mem
| bers OF Camp No. to meet a. she hall over 9l3
West street at o'clock sharp Monday morning.
| May 80 The camp will receive n little prelim-
mary drill in some OF the simpler foot move
| ments preparatory to turning cut in the parade.
| The Sons of Veterans drum corps in uniform
and with instruments will meet at the same
| time and place
Colonel Young and Adjutant Plimp.on visited
| Colonel L. W. Young Camp. No l3, Snohomish,
| last Monday evening, the djutant inspecting
the camp, which passed a very creditable in
spection.
Colonel Young presented the camp with
handsome silk altar flag. after which the
camp and their visitors were the guests OF
Captain c. T. Roscoe at banquet, followed by
the usual complement OF speeches
Wednesday evening the colonel and adjutant
were guests OF General John ". Sprsgue Camp,
No. 4, of Tacoma. Colonel Young installed the
newly elected commander OF this camp, Charles
+. Junett. and Adjutant-General Plimpton in
spected them.
rate OF fare and a fifth has been secured
to the division encampment at Hoquiam June
Is. Is and II.
Reduced rates have been secured at all hotels
in HoGuiam, and elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by Elisha P. Ferry Camp, No. IL,
Hoquaim, to entertain their visitors.
Governor Ferry will probably be at the en-
campment one day.
Division ORDERS No. 4, containing complete in
formation concerning rates on railroads. steam
ers ard hotels will be issued June |.
new camp will be mustered at snoqualmie
this week, and a new Ladies' Aid Society was
rnfsferaf q EitppS isst
All members of the camp will meet at the hall
over 9l3 West street at $50 a. m. sharp, Monday,
May 80, for preliminary drill previous to the
parade. No I'M foms will be worn, but men,
bers must provide themselves with white gloves
and wear regulation badge. Members will only
he excused by Captain Pimpton and Lieuten-
ant Willard.
firing squad, composed of a sergeant and
four files, was detailed at last nights drill.
They will fire salute to the dead" at the
cemetery in the afternoon. Colonel Z. W.
Young and members OF his staff mounted, will
represent the division of Washington in the pa
rade. His staff in this city is as follows: Ad-
jutant, Lieutenant Charles f. Plimpton; quar-
termaster, Lieutenant II. II. Philips; sergeant
major, J, f. Brown; quartermaster sergeant,
Edward Curtis.
NJ. n. Holmes Camp, No. "a, Ballard under
command OF Commander Charles f. Brabon,
will report to Lieutenant Willard at 9l3 West
street at $50 sharp.
Sarsfield American Association.
After the usual routine of business had been
transacted by the Sarsield American Associa-
ton on Monday night, reading and discussing
| of Irish and American topics was INDUCED in
| for over an hour The most important subject
discussed was the duties OF citizens. and what
the Irish race in general owes to this great
| public, where a haven of peace and security
is open to them from the prosecutions that
have oppressed them for centuries. This sub
ject seemed to interest the members present. as
quite number of them took part in the dis
| cussion, so that this order is not only benevo-
lent and fraternal in spirit, but according to the
| principles upon which il was founded is also
| instructive. Four members were initiated and
| three applications for membership were pre-.
scented.
Independent Order OF Good Templars
| Seattle Lodge, No. 6, Independent Order of
Good Tempiars met in Queen City hall, on Bat.
terry street. Monday evening, and after the rou.
tine business was transacted the following dele
gates were elected to represent Seattle 1dge a.
the District Lodge, TO hold session in Seattle on
June Is ana ii: Rev. Clark Davis, Captain D.
7. Davis, }. n. Shaver, George F. Cotterll, H. o.
Renedict. F. W. Co,terill, Mrs Rinehart, Miss
Valentine and Miss Meta Shoup. The follow
ing programme was rendered by Captain Davis
side: Reading J. n, Shaver: remarks, G. F.
| Cotterill; instrumental music. J. d. Mariner:
reading. F. W. Co'terill; eulogy, ]. B. Denny;
remarks, Mr.. Hovics of Baltic Lodge. Visitors
were entertained from South Seattle, Sehome
and the city lodges.
Billiards. secret Societies.
At regular communication of Occidental
Lodge, No. -, +. and A. NJ, held at Ballard on
May g, 1892, the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Great Architect
| OF the universe to remove from our midst our
late brother, J. W. Cary who was killed by acct
dent at Gilman on April 6; ani.
WHEREAS, Ii is just that a fitting recognition