The National tribune., 1892-04-21

9. NJ. Bush. Mexico Mexico Camp, ~, DIVISION
OF AlnbIma and Tennessee organized In THIS
city on Thursday night, March 81, 1882. Ihe fol-
lowing officers elected Com, H. n. Gibson I;
$. " c., l.. D: Coppock j. " O., Sam H. -, TaT RI )
FIRST Serg't Henry l.. Leyrer; O. N. 8, w. W.
Blake; 8. Of G., Julius G. Bush O. OF g., Geo. ..
Spreyer. These and eight others comprise the
muster-rol of charter members
CALIFORNIA.
Lincoln Camp TO- Of Santa Cruz. mustered on
MAY q 1891, Since that time IL has been moving
forward, and at preqent seems to have bright
| future before it. Officers: Com, w. a Horton;
q no Pae: ,t e e. Ara chsre.
O. NJ. Oliver II. Veaich; 8. OF G., W L. Richard
G. g., Harry Brink; 2. G., R. White
MASSACHUSETTS.
The annual inspection OF Massachusetts Division
has fairly begun, md the FOL owing-naned bro
Tiers have been assigned to the duty OF inspecting
the Camps IN this Division: Division Inspector ..
D. Rooney: Assistant Inspectors. g. s. Went
worth OF Canton Senior Vice Division Commander
Walter H. Delano, OF Sharon; Junior Vice Division
Commander Albert O. Blaisdcll, OF Lowell ). A
Pickering H. D. Sissons Fred T. Bolton, d. W. Col
bourn, n. f. Bridges. Past Colone! W. a. Stevens
II. A. Corbin, Levi J. Brooks jr., y. Q. Upham,
D. b. Purbeele, J. W: Webster II. g. Crossfnan, F.
II. Chandler. NJ. W. Lawrence, e. b Lincoln, n
A. Upton. G. II. SchoAcld. @. Z. Hodges, .. r.
oBren, J. @. A. Cushnan and p. II. Donaghue.
George A. Custer Camp, IL OF whitman Io was n n
spected Friday evening by Assistant Inspector u.
s. Wentworth Of Canton.
within the past week Senior Vice Division Com
mander Walter II. Deano, of Sharon. has sus,
tanned the losq by DEATH of his father-in-law and
an aunt and his wife and little three year old boy
are both confined TO their beds with serious Ill.
ness Brother DeIano has the mpathy OF host
of friends In this hour of his affection.
Past Commander Il. l.. Payne celebrated his 42d
birthday at his residence at Rando phi, on Monday
evening. A large number of invited guests In
Guiding members of the GAR, W.RC. and Sons
of Veterans present to tender the genial MOST
their congratulations.
COL Fletcher Webster Camp, ~, Canton: was
inspected by Junior Vice Division Commander A.
c. Baisdell, Of Lowell, Wednesday evening.
Acting under the orders Of liia physician, Divis.
lon Commander Chas. K. Darling will take n brief
rest from his official duties at Division lead
quarters s-...-..@-
will deliver the Memorial Day Grafton at Hanover
Mass May 80. Brother Penuiman is the popular
candidate from Massachusetts for Delegate-at-
Large to the CommHndry- in-Chief Convention 10
be held NJ Helena, Mont.
MONTANA
The Division Commander would call the atten-
ton of Camps in this Division to the fact that the
National Encampment takes pines at Helena next
August This should he considered an honor to be
appreciated by the Division as well - by Camp L.
and the Commander would suggest that each Camp
give bail or entertainment Of some kind, the pro-
ceeds of which to go toward helping entertain our
visitors. He takes the liberty OF making this aug
gestion without the knowledge or consent OF camp
/. but lie deems II only justice TO tho other Camps
70 be allowed to help make this EHcampment the
most successful ever held by the Order. Camp Com
manders, write to Commander Votaw, Chairman
you cannot do something in this matter.
The following is the consolidated report OF the
Adiutant for quarter ending Dee. 81: Number In
good standing at date of last report. Camps, l6o
members; gained by organization and muster In
! Camp, % members; transfer, members; rein.
statement, / Camp, l6 members. Aggregate,
CAMPS 2O7 members. Lost by death, member;
honorable discharge, ] member; suspension, 1
Camp q members. Total loss Camp Is mem
bers Remaining In good standing Camps, is2
members
OHIO
Earnshaw Camp Is on the boom for sure this
wear and expects to be the banner Camp in q very
short time If the good work keeps up. The Camp
has from one 10 Ave nusters at every meeting with
good attendance The Camp Is very busy at pres
cnt making the necessary arrangements Tor Me-
n1oriaI Day. The members go in the morning to
tie National Soldiers Home and assist the vet
Grams in the services there and in the afternoon
they turn out with the G. A.R In Dayton go 10
Woodland Cemetery, and assist there In the even
ing they 60 to the Grand Opera House and have
services there. They also have representative OF
the Order to give an address in tho person OF Past
Colonel E. Howard Glkie Earnshaw Camp has
in connection q good Ladies' Aid Society in pros.
porous condition. and company oil Guaras ]oss
mustered into the regiment.