The National tribune., 1892-07-14

vens; Division Chaplain d. Murray Travis. Muster
ing Officer f. b. Estes. Division Inspector Chas.
r. Cook, Past Lieut.-Col. w. r. Davis Past Chief
mastering Officer Geo. w. Penniman Division Adj
Jutant III. +. Williamson, Division Quartermas,er
T. ; Wentworth. ex-Diyision Mastering Officer
Fred r. Bolton, Commanders +. J.. Payne, W. III.
Lyons. o. +. James, W. @. Moseley, W. G.. Free
man. w. II. Gould, jr., and others.
In the course of his remarks Brother Pennimsa
In happy manner alluded to the faithful service
rendered to the Order of Sons OF Veterans during
an eight years connection with the Order and on
I Iena.i OF Ine massachusetts Division presented
Lieut. u. Henry Powell. Of Canton with a hand
some gold etched sword and q gold lace holt In
recognition of the good work performed in the past
oy TINS faithful and painstaking brother. Brother
Powell accepted the beautiful gift in q feeling
manner, and in doing so be assured those present
that 1t should always be his aim to the Order of ihs
sons of Veterans. u. :. A.. second to none (sAve
the GAR in the history Of the world
After singing the Sons Of Veterans Closing
Ode the company dispersed to their homes thus
bringing to close one Of the pieasantess COCA
sions within the history of the DivIs-
ion. Sons OF Veterans, u. 5. A.
Charles G. Clark Camp, 50, OF Pembroke, held
picnic and Campfire In Liberty Grove July 4 AFTER
noon and evening. Division Commander Delano,
Senior Vice Division Commander A. C. BIsisdeli
and other prominent members of the Order were
present.
- new Camp will soon be organized in South
Braintree
Camps in progress of formation as Lynn,
City
MINNESOTA,
Encampnent closed
"orthington was the most successful and bar
monious ever held In the Division Recommends
lions there adopted will be sent TO the Command
ery-in- Chief which. If adopted by that body will
give the Order great impetus and Minnesota Dr.
vision renewed courage. The Division during tho
past year made great progress numerically and
financially. Each Camp officer should determine
70 leave his Camp in n better condition than he
found IL. Assure them OF this and your Division
oncers VIII spare no effort on their part TO mako
this q banner year.
the following are the Division officers for the
ensuing year: Com. Francis G.. Drew. Camps.
Minneapolis; >. v. C., C. Il. Bosse Is Window.
J. " c., E. F. Heller, 7. Duluth. Council, George
r. Whitcomb, so. Alexandria; C. o. Nicholson n
Madelis; F. L. Hart. 20. winnebago City. Repre-
gate at Large; William c. Young, So Monsross,
Alternate Large; b. s. Shere l. st. Paul, Dele
gate; Rev Charles MecoIiey. 20. winnebaEo cay,
Delegate; Q. ,: Roy, SO, lie Roy. Alternate; A. b.
Goodwin. 40 Winnebago City. Alternate,
Alexandria was selected as the place for hold
ing the ninth annual Division Encampment.
The following staff appointments are announced:
surg, j. y. Mallory, Camp II. Marshall; Chap,
Charles MeCOlley. 20. winnebago City; Adj's q.
4. Minneapolis; ms. William G. Young S. Mon
trose; Mastering Officer George Fl. Klein 81 Man
cato X Judge Advocate; G. j. Roy, 50. Le Roy; 8.
d.. w. l. Nolan, 4, Minneapolis; @. NJ. 8. T. 8.
lngersoll 4, Minneapolis
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Officers Of the Division for 1892: Com, Frank O,
Smith, Room II. Whipple Block Lebanon; S.v.C,
W. s. TaIbeli, South Lyndeboro; J. v. c.. D. III.
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Falls; w. E. Csffrey, Nashua; w. +. West Man.
chester. Delegate-at-Large, Cyrus II. Little. Man.
chester: Aternate-at-Large, John w. Quincy, Great
Falls; Delegate, Walter :. Tsrbel South Lynde-
boro; Alternate. Levi F. Felker. Dover.
Nashua was selected as the place for holding tbe
Iith annual Encampment of the Division, on tho
frst Tuesday and Wednesday in June, 1893.
The following staff officers have been appointed:
Surg, w. f. Schreiter, Portsmouth; Chap, John
a. Bowler. Great Falls; Adjt. Arthur ". Dewey,
Lebanon; q. NJ, Ned G. Buck, Lebanon: Inspec-
tor. Cyrus H. Little, Manchester; NJ. o., A. G.
George. Bennington; j. A, Burt Z. Fisher. Dover;
= NJ. II. w. Carlisle, Lebanon; @ NJ g., g. 8.
Cowen, Lebanon.
The new Commander requests officers of the
Division and Camps and all brothers to write him
often. He wishes to hear from them In regard to
Division and Camp work and interests; 10 learn
OF Camp news; TO have themselves mentioned. Is
Ia his desire TO establish that brothery feeling be-
tween himself and the members Of the Division
which will enable both to do their best work. Lee
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE hear from them too.
VERMONT.
Brother Leonard Fiske, Of Camp 10 Burlington,
has been relieved as Qusrtermaster of the Division,
and will turn over all property and funds pertain
ing to the same to Brother George g. CahilI Of the
same Camp, who Is appointed Qusrtermaster Of
the Division. All money orders, checks. or drafts
should be made payable to George 8. Cahill. Bur-
lngton. W., and ali letters for the Quartermss
should be addressed to him.