The National tribune., 1892-08-11
C.. GUARns.

Circle OF the Massachusetts, Guards held their
third monthly meeting with Secretary Annie L.
Williams, Ssugus, account Of her continued in-
paidisnl. instead OF with Brother and Sister KIM
ball. 81 Moore street, West Somergilic where the
next meeting will be held Aug. 10. On leaving
each member was gwen huge bouquet of flowers,
gathered from Sister Armies beautiful garden.
Kansas Guards in attendance upon The Reunion
al Burliugame, home OF Cripple Harry" had
their photographs taken in group, with Com
mander Folz guarding the right.
New Jersey GUARDS are urged by Commander
NJ. Warner Hargrove, Browns Mills. 10 notify
him If they expect to attend the Washington Re-
union. Also TO forward dues To Quartermasier T..
May HUFF. bloomsbury, y. J. Anyone desiring a
Reunion badge can secure one FOR . cents from
the Quaftsrmastef,
Qulriefnasier Loui n. Stockton and wife OF the
Pennsylvania Division, enjoyed n July visit with
Commander Rae q. Hays. Roycrsford PA. A c. G.
picnic was one OF The pleasures Come, Penn
sylvania c. C.. and join The Guards; you do not
know how much pleasure you miss Is Brother
Stockton's concluding injunction.
The souvenir program OF the New Jersey Guard
Reunion IL very pretty, pale-blue coors tied with
contrary knots OF red. white. aud blue The
New Jersey G. &. Ralying Ode" by NJ. Warner
ITargroYe, and Parting Song ofthe c. {. Guards, Z"
by Kate B. Sherwood.
Past Commander Zoe Owen Of Kent, o. and
sister. Josie. have been visiting Grace and Della
Keys Canton, o.; ali dincd with the Conirnand or.
in-Cbief after which there fine vocal music by
Toe and Lenore Sherwood Marble.
BUNKER HILL DAY.
DEAR c. c. And GUARDS June II, or Bunker Hill
celebrated generally throughout the State. The
Bay State G. e. Guards. ever loyal. did not lack
enthusiasm this day. The morning dawned
bright and beautiful, and a. an early hour Guards
from different parts OF the State were gathering
with their wcllfllcd lunch baskets in the grove
owaed by our beloved Guard friends. Simeon and
Annie i. Williams, Sangus, to the third annual
picnic Of the Massachusetts &. C-'s There were
30 In attendance. including three visitors. among
whom was Rev. *. Il. Emerson, OF n. II. Guards
now resident Of Newton. Mass.
After dinner in the grove there ,-as n sudden
thunder storm. driving all indoors. There SIS
ter Annie L.. who was too III 10 join outside
was able TO join us, 10 the delight OF all. At The
business meeting which followed, A5jt Clarence
w. Bowers having finished his course at the n r.
Conservatory of Music. and about to return TO his
home in Ohio, sent in his resignation the first we
the afternoon. the weather having cleared all left
for their respective homes well pleased with the
days outing. and hoping TO meet at Tie next Re-
union 10 be held on Labor Day.
VIII all the members. honorary included Of the
| Massachusetts Division please write sotne.h hing
original for the third volume OF Our Banner. y
which is to be read at our next meeting Labor
Day? Please forward ne pos. bic 10 ell her
the Editor-SinR Baiiou. EewionYille-or to me
IL ~ necessary that the Editor should have all the
contributions before Sept. i; please do not defer
writing them amy longer. but forward AT once
Carrie Mansfield. SIugu< having been sIck for
some time. and not feeiinl, able to attend TO her
duties 2uafterEiasier, has in her resigna-
ton Size, we'll a. our other Saugus sister Annie
J., has te sympathy OF the whole Division
}. Best, Stonebam. Mass.
CLUB WHISPERS.
For time have been an Interested c. G.
reader, ard ii has cheered me through many weary
hours in long and painful illness Homer Miller
asks If church fairs do not have sinful tendency.