The National tribune., 1893-03-16
FROM THE BAY STATE.
Doings OF Interest to Veterans and Thei
Friends.

Doings OF Interest to Veterans and Their
Friends.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Grand Army
Club Is an institution composed OF veterans largely
around the table once month and enjoy them
selves. The last regular meeting occurred on the
evening OF the 9th with 20 veterans IN attendance
Eighteen new members were voted in. President
George II. Innis occupied the head of the table.
Among those present were Senior Vice Depart
fnent Commander Wetherbee and Past Depart
ment Commander Churchill. experimenting,
song and story rounded out an enjoyable evening.
About so comrades and guests of Gettysburg
Post 19l, Boston. we're present Mt a complimentary
dinner rendered Comrade Harrison Hume, Past
Commander of that Post, prior to his departure
European trip. Among the guests present was
Past Department Commander Charles ID. Nash
Autetam Command No. - u. V. u, insii-
tu'cd IN Boston, Friday evening March 3, by De-
partment Commander David w. Wardrop with
the following officers: Col, Frank A. Lewis;
Lieut.-Col., i. A. Sheehan; Mai, George w. Red
ding; Surg, Thomas Il. Loud Chap, Samuel
Canning; q. NJ. Robert y. Henderson; Adjt, Gill
bert \. Harris; o. d.. William Bedford; o. G.,
Joseph Conneton. This is The second Command
organic I'd in Boston.
The Vermont Veterans Association Of Boston
will dine at the Parker House Thursday evening
March ls Governor Fuller and Past Commander
in-Chef Neazey are expected 10 be present
The 10Th anniversary OF Corps H. Lynn, was OBJ
served Tuesday evening, The 9Th. Department
President Emily J.. Clark and Department Com
tnander Hall were present and made addresses.
John A. Andrew Post, is, Boston, viii light n
L.
Timothy Ingrahsm Post, III. Hyde Park, holds
its 23i anniversary and Campfire Friday evening,
March q.
The annual dinner Of the Ladies' Aid Associa-
ton auxiliary 20 the Soldiers Home viii be given
at tie American House April &. The Association
has voted 10 build henneTy al the Home 10 cost
$500.
Relief Corps East Boston, entertained Corps IL,
Revere. and g. Boston, the 18th nit.
AIr-. Lucy h. Lehman. Department President OF
Ladies Of ths GAR, has made the following
appointments: Secretary. Mrs Martha y. Gilmore,
Lynn. Inspector. Miss Hattie Mason, Harerhiil /;
Installing officer Mrs. Laura Knapp. Beaoiinont;
Librarian. Mrs. Diary A. sherman, Fall River;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs Mary l.. Halliday,
Lynn.
Robert A. Bell Corps, 67. Boston, celebrated its
seventh anniversary March b.
A bili las been introduced in the Massachusetts,
! Legislature which provides that the Stale shall
subscribe for 500 copies Of the histories of any u
lts regiments batteries which may bc Issued al
"A cost not 10 exceed 81 per copy.
1 Assistant hdjulant-JeneTal Hubert o. Moore
! who has been detained al home some weeks by
Illness - out again and AT Headquarters more
! where bc Is glad 10 greet all the comrades who
| CALI
! Post IS Sioneham, is to unite with the company
! Of tEe old Sixth Regiment in "a Reunion and Camp
fire at Hotel Lang wood. the 18Th OF April Depart
n.ent Commander Hall and staff have been invited
Post %, Newton. lighted Campfire at ils las
! regular meeting in February.-Br Boston.