The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-03-31
THE DIVISIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS,


In accordance with orders issued by D,yssioa
Commander Charles K. Darling meetings are be.
ing held In the different sections of the State fas
the purpose of instruction In the ritualisiIa work
| of the Order The exemplifieation OF the work "a
| given by the Camp in whose hall the meeting .
held. the whole being under the direct supervfsioa
/ of the Division Inspector. Camps in whose Dis
trict these meetings occur are ordered to attend The
same.
The 10th annual Eneampment Of The Massssha.
sets Division will convene at Milford on Thurs
day. June 2, at 4 o'clock p Commander VIM.
J. Clark and Q.-M Serg't W. Z. Lackey, of Georss
Draper Camp, 121, of Milford, Chairman su6
Secretary of the Executive Committee, respect
lively.
Pas, Division Mastering Officer Charles F. Cook,
of Whitman, mustered in Capt Nahum Leonard
Camp. IA, Of Bridgewater. Feb. g.
Russell A. Alger Camp. % of Colrains, yss mus
tered in by Past Camp Commander F. 81. Chandler
March s.
Sylvanus Cobb, jr., Camp, 146. OF Hyde Park,
was mustered I'm Tuesday evening March Is By
Mastering Officer Fred Z. Bolton assisted by .hs
members of john +. Andrew Camp, g. of Boston,
Past Chief Mastering Officer Geo. w. Pennimsn.
of Broekton, is having q very successful season
with his illustrated lecture, entitled the Boys in
Blue"
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, Al. of Canton, At
tended the meeting for the exempliieation OF the
rituali5c work of the Order held under the super
vision of the Division Inspector. and rendered By
Capt. 4. Il. Grover Camp, IL of BrOckton with
which Camp the meeting was held. The work
well performed and the results accruing there
from very gratifying indeed. Among the
prominent members of the Order present werer
ID.
lano, Division Inspector G. ID. Rooney, Asst ms
G.. S. Wentworth, of Canton; Past Chief Mastering
Officer Geo. w. Peunimau' of Brock ton; Past Com.
mander E. L. Payne, Division Chaplain G. H
Eddy; Commander Walter II. Lyons of RAN
dolph; Commander Geo. A. Chaplin, Past Com
manders H. G. Weston, @. ID. Fulsom; ]. T. Wei
lington of Stoughton. The evening was one Of
profit to all who participated In this meeting.
Camps from Whitman Stoughton, Roekland Alb
ington. Canton. Hanson. Hanover, Avon. Middle
b0ro. Foxboro. Mansfield, Randolph, and Atteboro
were in attendance.
The other evening the employees of Leonard's
box factory presented their popular Superin-
tendent. Waiter II. Deano, of Sharon. with .
handsome antique oak bookcase in token Of the
high esteem In which he is held by all who are IN
any way connected with the establishment Mr.
Delano has occupied the above position for the pass
eight years. He IS the Senior Vice Division Com
mander of Massachusetts, Division 3. of ", as well
the popular candidate for Commander at khs
coming Encampment of the Division.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, AZ, OF Canton, has
made appropriation of 500 with which 10 pay
off its annual contribution toward the support Of
orphan in the Boys Home at DedhRm, Mass.
Junior Vice Division Commander Albert O.
Blaisdell is confined to his home at Lowell, Mas,
by serious Illness.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, AZ, Of Canton. win
give q dancing party in Town Hall, Sharon, Fsss
Evening.
John A. Andrew Camp, 49, Stoughton, ander
command OF Geo. a. Chaplin, attended thu ritual
istic meeting held under the auspices Of Capt. h
b. Grover Camp, II, of Brockton.