Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-08
Postscripts.

| Postscripts.
| CoMRADE BOSE is new ACQUISITION of Post
157.
The sick comrades of Post 162, three in all,
| are on the mend.
Post 155 held no meeting Friday evening
on account of the entertainments.
Posi- 259 will be inspected next Tuesday
| evening by Comrade H. L. Hoburg, of Post
l57
Posi- will be inspected Monday evening,
May %, by Comrade George S. Wood of Post
4s0.
LARGE delegation eff Post 157 attended the
dramatic entertainment of Post 155 Friday
night.
CoMRADE CHARLES HoLYLAND, of Post 1852,
will inspect Post 3S of Etna, next Thursday
evening.
CoMRADE W. H. Cowa1LL has been elected
marshal of the Memorial Day parade in
Allegheny.
CoMRADE JUDGE F. II. COLLIER will deliver
the Grafton on Memorial Day for Post at
Latrobe, Pa.
COLONEL CLARK CIRCLE No. II, Ladies Of
the G. A. R., will soon move into the new
hall of Post l62.
Post 1913 will be inspected next Thursday
evening by Comrade Samuel Wallace, of
Post 545, Bennett.
ant Inspector at Large, inspected Post 1856 at
Tarentum last night.
POST l57 will be inspected next Thursday
night by Comrade George S. Wood, Of Gen.
eral j. B. Sweitzer Post No. 4s0.
A sERENAD1NG party from Post l57 went up
to "Comrade of the Kazzoo" Cooks resi-
dence Thursday night and jollified over his
recent marriage.
PosTl5Is memorial services in memory of
the dead of the year. will be held Sunday
evening, May 20, in the South Eighteenth
Street NJ. P. Church.
Posr l55 will be inspected Friday evening.
May 90 when two recruits will be mustered.
Comrade G. W. Smythe, of Post 236 will be
the inspecting officer
CoMRADE A. P. BURCHFIELD, of Post I62,
will inspect Post IS next Tuesday taking the
place of Comrade M. B. Lea, of Post 49, Etna.
who is unable to present.
Posr l55s dramatic entertainments Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings were
very successful, and the proceeds will help
the relief fund considerably.
CoMRADE B. F. JENNINGS is making an ideal
Chairman of the General Memorial Day
Committee. A more efficient officer has not
headed the committee in years.
CHAPLAIN GRIFFITH, of Post So, visited
Post 162 last night week, but he got out
before he could be asked to give the result
of his apiary observations in the East.
THREE new applications were read before
Post 1852 last night. Since moving into the
new hall there Is bigger boom than ever
The attendance now is unusually large.
Posr 1852 having had it's name placed in
silver on the windows OF its new hall, the
comrades now expect lots of visitors, and
they will have no trouble in finding the hail.
COLONEL CLARK CIRCLE No. II, Ladies of the
G. A. R., has invited the comrades Of Post
162 to lunch they will prepare on Memorial
Day. The post accepted the invitation with
thanks.
CoMRADE j. L. CAUSE who served in the
"Bucktails'' Regiment has removed to ALE
gheny from Springfield, ILL.,, and last Tues |
day evening he was taken into Post ss on
transfer.
A GRAND ARMY encampment in Schenley |
Park during the week of the Fourth of July |
has been suggested. All the tents needed |
can be secured. 1t would no doubt be |
great success.
CoMRADE GEORGE W. F1N1oLE, of Co. D, |
Ninth Pennsylvania Reserves, was taken |
into Post 15l on card from Post l57 last Tues |
day evening. Comrade Frank says he ex- |
poets Post 15l to capture all the boys of l57 |
before long.
PosT I62 will be inspected next Saturday
evening. There should be a full attendance. |
In consequence of Comrade NJ. B. Lea being
Scott has detailed Comrade John NJ Brown,
of Post 12S, to do the inspecting.
CoMRADE MICHAEL BUCK, of Post Isl, won |
a fine silk hat at the W. R. c. fair Last |
Tuesday night Comrade Sias in a neat |
speech surprised Senior Vice Department. |
Russell by presenting the tile to |
him on behalf of Comrade Buck. Before the |
end though W. o. got even by surprising the |
boys. |
CoMRADE B. j. COLL, of Post 157, paid mag |
nifcent tribute to General Sweitzer at the |
flag presentation of Post 4SO This he was |
to do, having served in General |
SweitZer's regiment, the Sixty-second Penn |
sylvania. Comrade Thomas G. Sample, of |
Post 12S, made one of his grand exhorta-
tions. |
Sweitzer Post No. 4S0, Comrade A. P Burch- |
field, in the presentation. and Senior Vice |
Commander Russell, in the ac- |
ceptance, delivered superfine addresses. |
RusselPs explanation OF the G. A. |
R. badge was very interesting and In |
OWING to a misunderstanding Assistant |
Inspector at Large A. C. Frank, of Post 15l, |
had to make O change in the inspection |
Post 2l5 will be inspected next !
Tuesday instead ST last week, ,ani Post ISL on |
Tuesday, the 18th, instead of next Tuesday. |
Comrade Jacob Soffell, of Post 155, will offici-
ate i'll both cases.
THE birthday of Comrade Charles F.
Sheriff, of Post 49, last Friday, was cele-
brated by q charming surprise party that !
as well as members of the Ladies'
assembled at his home, No 81 |
Knoll street, Allegheny, and most enjoy.
able evening was passed by those present.