The National tribune., 1893-05-04

Union as saved and preserved by you and the
proper Observance Of Memorial Day? Write to me
Camps, Maysviile. KY"
MASSACHUSETTS.
Co. Il, 1st Regiment s. OF " Guards OF Webster,
will produce the war drama " The Blue and the
Gray" May 1927, and the boys are now hard at
work rehearsinR.
Hon. Samuel b. Noys of Canton, has presented
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, AZ. OF Canton with
handsome 81 framed portrait of Gen. Z. s. Grant.
The annual inspection OF Col Fletcher Webster
Camp has been held, and In point of excellence,
the work performed by the officers and mem
bers Of the Camp this occasion will compare
hvoraby with the work OF any Camp in the State.
The CaHIp received rating of % per cent out of II
that the Cam has received, and the highest
rating that any Camp III the Division will receive
at this inspection.
Capt. r. g. Grover Camp H. of Brookton was
inspected Monday evening and received marking
Division Mastering Officer E. B. Estes recently
mustered in a new Camp ut Greenfield.
Assistant Inspector G.. Henry Powell, of Canton
inspected Elijah A. Morse Camp, lis. of Eastou-
dale.
Past Col. Charles n Darling has been selected to
deliver the Memorial Day address before the
GAR. at Townsend.
John F. Andrew Camp 96 of Boston. will have
Ladies' night" Wednesday evening, May TO- the
occasion being the fourth anniversary of the Camp.
Capt: George H. Coy. commanding Camp ID, Of
Cambridge, and Miss Lillian Whitten, President Of
Tent IL, Daughters of Veterans, were married
April II.
Camp lio, oil Bourne, cleared S2O0 In q fair
Gently held. and Is deyoting portion of the money
TO purchasing Cnmp-room equipments. This
Camp is located at Buzzard's Bay, President Ceve-
lands Summer residence.
Joel d. Dudley Camp 80 Brighton; Cudworth
Camp, 95, East Boston, and Hecser Camp 145 Bos-
ton, have added TO the Camp funds by conducting
successful dancing parties.
Senior Vice Division Commander A. @. Blaisdell
is announced a candidate for Division Com
mander II is probable that he will have COM
petilors, and warm contest may be looked for if
this should be the case.
The Camps In western Massachusetts said to
be united for the promotion of DIR. J. d. Seymour,
the present Junior Vice Commander of the Divis-
ion.
The boys are looking forward with pleasing ex-
pectations of a good time TO the annual Encamp-
ment Of the Division which will take place at New
Bedford early In June. With the discussion of the
three-degree ritual insurance featnres changing of
the date OF the Division Convention from jane to
February, and the resolves" that always nu-
merous, there promises to be arguments and
eoquence enough to satisfy the debaters and tire
everyone is assured of the pleasure of fraternal
gathering and the renewal OF "auld acquant-
ance.n
Past Col. George w. Knowlton is away on
business trip. New York. New Jersey. Philadel-
phia Baltimore, and Washington will be visited
before he returns.
John II. Hinckley, Colonel of the Division in
present in the far West He always drops in on
the Sons Of Veterans Camps wherever he finds
one.
Past Col Charles K Darling has recently been
appointed Clerk of Committees for the City of
Fitchburg; he is also member of the School Com
mttee. Clerk of the Common Council and City Ed
itor OF the leading newspaper
Col. Albert Wood Camp. 46, of Hopkinton.
mustered in March, 1892, received 81 per cent. in
is first inspection, due to the good work of Capt.
Fiske B. Hutchings who, by the way, is the happy
father of baby girl, born March "a
Serg't w. H. Carney Camp. 81 of Boston, COM
posed Of sons OF colored soldiers-good boys. too
surpassed iPs best previous effort on inspection
and gets near the top with 81 per cent.
Past Capt. j. ID. Powell. jr., Of Alger Camp, Of
Washington, ID. C., was present Mt the inspection
OF Carney Camp, of Boston, April Is.