The National tribune., 1892-03-17
A Comrade OF John A. Logan P

Comrade OF John A. Logan Post.
Attached 10 this appeal is the following applica-
lion:
To the Commander and Comrades Of John A. Lo-
GENTLEMEN: hereby make application TO be-
come an associate member of your organization
and inclose the required fee of S. for the same.
These blanks are given TO members of the Post,
who In turn present them to such citizens as are
included In the appeal The application comes be-
fore the Post, and comrades are given opportunty
TO discuss the applicant. Ia four years not q mega
tive vote has beeH recorded which sneaLs well Tor
the character of the applicants. Whenever the
Post has any money getting project on foot these
associates are not only able but willing TO take
hold and help the Post through. The Post that
hasn't annex Of this sort doesn't realize its OPP
portunity. The community that hasn't such Pos.
lie TO be pitied.
The 42d bfass mine months) held IFS Winter Re-
union at the American House. Boston. Thursday
evening March g. About 80 members were pres
ent. Lieut.-Col. Joe Stedman presided over the
Post held its 25th Anniversary at Post Hall the
eth. large number Of members and guests were
present.
Post %, Of Milton. has its annual Campfire soon.
which will also be made the occasion of celebrat-
ing its oath anniversary.
Post TO- of Worcester 10 which Department Com
mander Churchill belongs. will give that comrade
Post &C. of Medford. has a ball Aprls.
Post 81, OF Maiden, will repeat its performances
Of the Drummer Boy" March l6, H. Is. 49, Sat
urday evening, March 5, this Post with the City
Government, Sons of Veterans and many other
guests sat down 10 clam banquet, this succulent
ration TO the amout of four barrels having been
forwarded 10 the Post by Post l6, of Rockland,
Me.
Post So Of Beverly. will open a fair April %, TO
run three days.
BY request OF the Mayor and 30 other prominent
citizens OF Cambridge, John A. Logan Post 1876, of
that city, VIII repeat its performance of the war
drama, From Sumter TO Appomaltox," Tuesday
evening. March %.
This Post has made arrangements to attend the
National Encampment, leaving Boston Sunday
morning via the Boston and Albany by special
train TO New York, thence via the Baltimore and
Ohio II. II. TO Washington. Many ladies and asso.
ciate members will accompany the Post.
Mrs. Helen j.. Brigham, Department Inspector,
exempt ifcation of the work in Nav
Corps 81, of Groveland, will celebrate fits fifth
anniversary the last of the month
familiar face at the Headquarters WR G. OF
this Department is that of Mrs Sarah Il. Fuller,
formerly National President of the Order now the
Department Treasurer. She has probably few
equnls and no superiors in the amount of work
done in the upbudng Of the Order.
Rev. Jas. cWhinnie, a prominent Baptist clergy
man. who died in Cambridge the 9th inst, was a
member OF the 10Th Conn., aud lost his leg at Cham
celorsvie. on whose battlefield he lay Is days be-
fore receiving surgical aid Fifty of his comrades OF
Post lS6 formed part OF the immense thtong which
packed the church at the obseguies-B. Boston.
II you decide to take Hoods Sarsapsrilia do not
be induced 10 buy any substitute article.