Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

| Posr 4sO added another name to its roster
at its last meeting.
CoMRADE A. P. BURoHBIELp of Post 162, has
just returned from trip TO the East
| CoMRADE EDWARD ABEL of Duquesne Post
| 259 is in the West on his vacation trip.
PosT 4so will he the guest OF Post 23s at
| Washington during the National Encamp-
| ment.
| COMRADES MARSHALL and Crawford. Of Post
| l62 did very eff1c ent service at the picnic
| and yet kept cool.
| CoMRADE Al CAMERON, OF Post 162 views
Mars o an evening with great interest, be-
| lieving he has home up yonder.
THE small group pictures OF Post 1872 are
ready Tor distribution Chairman Munroe
| would like the comrades to come and get
them.
| The comrades OF Post 1872 regret much to
see Comrade W. 7. Bradberry 50 surely
| affict. d. but he does not belong to that stiff
neck people.
SENIOR VICE COMMANDER W. o. RUSSELL
| has just urned rom a trip to the East,
where he visited the posts in and about
PHILADELPHIA.
Department Commander Taylor and Past
Department Comma der Curtin at the pic
mic. They looked so well.
CoMRADE JOHN c. HERscH, late OF the One
Hundred and Twenty-third Regiment. Penn.
sylvania Volunteers, was admitted to mem.
bership in Post 81 last meeting.
COMPLETE arrangements have been made
for the accommodation of Post i62 at WASH
ton. Chairman Ferguson is anxious Tor
comrades to give him their names.
SENIOR VICE DEPARTMENT Z, MuANDER W. o,
RUS>ELL's face wore happy smile as he
passed among the comrades at Rock Point.
He was eated Dv the success of the picnic.
ADJUTANr NICHoL. of Post 162, desired much
to ramble among the green fields of Mars
and bathe in its cool waters, but not know
ing the route has hled himself to Atlantic
Ci,y.
MEETING OF the Transportation Commit
tee of Post will be held at its hall to-mor-
row evening. All members OF the post that
will attend the encalnI ment at Washington
are requested to he pre- ent.
CoMRApE MURRAY, OF Post 4s0, surpris ed
the post at its iast meeting by making an
address. His speech was on Washington
o Ds and "a s 5p ne them ef ~. he
post.
SECRETARY j. L. MILLIGAN, of ALLEGHENY,
has sent out a call Tor the reunion of the
One hundred an Fortieth Regimental As
sociation on etember 81. The celebration
will take place at Washington, d. c. Ac-
Communications have been provided for.
famous One feQnSylVan1a,
cr Roundhead Regiment, noted not only 10.
its name, but for its long journeys by sea
and by land and its effective service on
many fields, will hold its twenty-seventh
annual reunion On Wednesday, August 81,
at New Castle.
THE committee appointed by the various
posts in the county on securing n lower rate
to the Washington Encarnpment than that
fixed by the Traffic Association will meet in
the Uni,ed States pension office on Monday
evening, ADJUST @, a. P. NJ. full turnout
is drsira ble. Us business "a Importance will
be brou.ht before the meeting.
THE Fifth Regiment, West Virginia Vol
unteer Cavalry, will hold their annual re-
union at Cali ornia, Pa, on Friday next.
August 26. The reason for holding tho re-
union ii. this place is that most of the COM
panies were recruited in this State, four of
them being from Pittsburg. They were
transferred to the West Virginia service at
the beginning OF the war.
The survivors OF the One Hundred and
Second Pennsylvania Re -fment held q well
attended reunion at Cyclorama Hall on
Wednesday. Besides having highly enjoy
able social time. the comrades met, heard
several addresses and passed revolutions of
respect To those who have passed away.
The following officers were elected: Prrsi-
dent S. NJ. Duvall: Secretary, d. A Jones:
Treasurer, Captain W. W. FulIwoOd, and
Chaplain, Captain Foster Award. Dravos-
burg WAS selected as the place Tor the re-
union next year.