The National tribune., 1892-05-12

Invitations extended to all G. r. Posts In this
| County (Androscoggin) and the Post at Oxford &c
accompany Burnside Post on this trip and have
| equal benefits il also includes members of the
Womans Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans, and Other
friends of the Post Ii is necessary for the COM
mittee to know as soon as possible how many in
| tend to so, and particularly how many want &C
commodations at the Hotel Southern. Send fof
circular OF information. etc, to j. Edwin Nye, Au
| burn.
There are still large number on hand at Head.
| quarters. Skowhegan, of the proceedings OF the
25th Encampment and the elegant souvenirs pre-
| scented 10 each Post by the city of Detroit The
postage on them is u and seven cents respectively
on receipt of which the A. A. G. will mail them
These were all delivered to such Posts as called
for them at the last Department Encampment.
There still some Journals left over of previous
National and Department Encampments for dis
tribution.
| MASSACHUSETTS,
Z. c. Cornell. Chief Marshal. Edgartown: The
vets of village have secured the services OF
Rev. Geo. @. Larimer, ID. d., of fremont Temple,
Boston, 10 deliver the Memorial Day Grafton;
Henry c. Wade Post GAR, of Cottage City. and
all veterans in the County invited to participate
in the ceremonies of the day. The Revenue Cutter
Dexter, Capt Slamm, has been detailed Tor duty,
and the features of observance will be extensive.
MICHIGAN
Thayer; s. V. c., L. II. Blancher; j. v C., Geo.
Sykes; Surg. John Bowman; Chap, J. S. Pres
ton; Q M i: L. Gleason; O. d., l. A Steaemah;
o. G., n. b. Sherwood; Adjt, Geo. H. Cook.
MISSOURI
Lincoln Post s. MoberIy-Com, A. Scheunman !;
s. V. c., J. Todd; J. V. O., A. Last; AdJ't. Il. H.
Mix; Surg, w. Maynard; Chap, J. W. Scott; y.
NJ, A. b. Thompson; o. D., n. Matthias; o. G., w.
s Belts; S NJ, J. Herring; @. MS, T. +. Hill G.,
NJ. Long.
James Shields Post, Is, Kansas City-Com-, >
W; Midiam; 5. V. c.. Philip H. Jaekiey; ). V. e.
John p Conner; @ NJ, Albert NJ Price; Chap. A.
d. Beedle; o. D., Louis Lesem; o. G.: Samuel Nc
Mahon; Surg Joseph Loef1ier; Adi't, Emil F..
ninebsm n me- v" A. i'''N' w. -A''''''
a
MoNIRNAr-
s. G, P. II. Manchester; J. v: C., J; E. Dowd;
Q. NJ, !. i. Holmes; Surg, William Rhodaoank
Chap. John Raey; o. d., }. b. Scott; y; "; Jonn
Beehtel; AdJt. b. n. Beebe; ;. NJ, j. b. uioVer'
@. MS, c. 5. Shoemaker.
NEppscxh
Ci hA . ~ hhs q, ,. 49, w c s,onh.rs
Seary Iost 81; Jnhiata-Som;' w. - - NJ
= =, LAWN BaiI; g. u Ian Smi, III
Chap, P Hoover: Adj, G. G. Vreeland; S. NJ, 4.
V. Cole; @ MS, A. w. McCarty; o. u, ID. v.
Stephens.
NEW ,rpcrv
NEW 1EHoEi d.. Ak
=, mares Perry. Chapia1h on t r re-
cru;tjnr of new members. The last meeting in
April seven were mustered in and the first week
in May eight new members were added TO the
already large roll of the Post. During the month
of April the Post gained 16 new members. and they
do not propose 10 stop the work of recruiting in
that vicinity until every old soldier becomes n
n ls % tne 1Ia'I 1 aaE .he post visit
recnntIv and Gave The Post a great record.
great many of the comrades propose to attend the
National Fncan,nment
James A Garfield Post 4 Newark-Com A. W.
Tench. 6 G. GEORGE Richardson: J. V. C., Wm
w Morris: Chan Charles Collyer; Q. NJ, Charles
NJ Russell: Ati't Robert w Simpson; o. d., VIM
r. Kevser: o. G. George Eaton; Serg. Samuel
Clark. q MS Nm Hatfield. S. NJ Horace
Iyons
NEW YORK.
John NJ. Hutchinson Post. 243, Psvilion-Com.,
John Conner: s. V. c., G.. ID. Whitney; j. V. c.,
p. b. Pyait: AdTt c. d. Sapp; @. NJ, J. w. Dow;
Surg, J. A. Dow; Chan. Z. W. Hoyt o. D., j.
NJ. Fero; o. G., J. c. Ward; SIN, J. ). Fiero;
@. MS. Geo. G. Graves.
d. W. Kline Post, 6S5 Corfu-Conl.. Dennis Dbl
BILE; 6. V c.. John F. Stiles; J. V. c., Henry ID.
Edison; Adi't E. B. Banks; @. NJ. Frank Fan
ming; Surg. J. w. Wiley; Chap, William Day 0.
d., Samuel Haight; o. G.. Charles Johnson; S.-M,
7 II. Clark. O. Nj S William Cav.