The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-07-06

good snd faithful sosvAf T. Inssmueh a you have
done Of the least of these My disciples.
ye have done il unto Ne. Enter thou into the joy
Charles B. Moore, New York Dvision n. c. G.
Guards, Long Beach Bar Lighthouse, Orient,
NY. adj
VERMONT REUNION.
Division Commander Frank A. Slavery, Proctor,
w., reports the third annual Reunion of the YER
mont Division. held at Brattleboro June 2. The
attendance not large but some veteran Guards
Iar business WIS transacted and oosr s" Chosen as
follows. The next Reunion was fixed for Morris
willie. June. 1894.
Com. T. A. Ssverv. Proctor. VT; g. w. O., Fl. B.
Gates. Stanstead, P.Q J.v. c.. Mary S. Alien. Yer
non, VT. Div. Council, Ellen B. Leach Chairman,
Waicot.; Ellen Cram: Worthwhile; Leila M. Ford.
falmouth; Chap, Cora NJ. Kellogg. Rutland;
c. g., Geo. A. MeAnley, Dandy.
Investigating Committee: Nettie NJ Ford, Leila
NJ Ford Jennie Wiley, Barton VI
Benefit Committee: c. @. Taylor Pawlet; Abbis
M. Edwards. Barre; Martha A. McAuley. Dandy
Recruiting Committee: Hattie NJ. Slavery. Proc
tor; Lizzie D. Webster. Walcott; William A. Per-
Memorial Committee: Alice M. Cowdrey. Brad
ford; George M. Lincoln. Ira and Nellie N. Lin
coin. West Rutland; Adjt Lenora A. Rivers, Bris-
toll @. M, Clara P. Doty, falmouth.
THE GLORIOUS c. c's ALL
DEAR @. c. FRIENDS: More than 10 years have
passed away since the Conversation Club became
an interesting and important feature OF THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE. Almost the same length of time
has elapsed since | joined the club aud became
interested in its members and its welfare. have
watched its progress ain ost from the beginning.
The names of all the prominent members are
familiar to me- and the mention of them Is as hear
feeling thRt has been brought about by this organ
izstion, now seem band of brothers and
sisters working together for each others happiness
and prosperity.
That we have accomplished much good there Is
not the least doubt. So greatly have i been bene-
fitted by the G. C.. now consider it one of Gods
blessings sent to me.
The work Is only begun. The outlook for the
9. c. and Guards IS bright and growing brighter.
We now number over IA. 000-the very best boys
and girls of this American country.
The Guards are destined to great future. Young
people banded together are. prompted to
action by such motives as the practical enforce
ment of the principles of Patriotism Progress and
Charity, cannot fail. We already a success, but
greater achievements are before us.
Some of our noblest and best members have been
called away to their reward. We mad learned to
love them, ard they have been sadly missed.
Others have joined our ranks and endeared them
selves to yet these missing ones ever kindly
remembered.
Many whose names once such frequent
visitors to the c. c. columns are never heard from
now. and often wonder where they are and
what their life or lot may be.
Gil Edmondson, do you still live move and
have your being? Media Plympton have the busy
of life caused tn forget the boys and girls
who always relisbed your link drops" with such
gustoY inez Humber. has some fellow humbed
himself TO you. and does IL require all OF your time
to hold him in subsection? Elmir Clothier, did
your taking unto yourself wife put lasting
quetus you!
w. s. Moore are you brooding over your sad fate
as a bachelor 10 the extent that you going to
neglect and forget your best friends? John
Brunuy, is your heart becoming stony and in
different toward the boys and girls who have
always felt proud of such big-hearted, whole
soued fellow?
And where o, where are Nina Baliou, EN-
ma Perkins, Annie Williams, Inez Woodruff,
Arthur Brookius, Frances f. Hagar. Arthur
Yakey, and many others who once made bright
q rp 10 hrep Strp tr iteso
o, how should like to hear from you again
How should like TO these familiar names
grace our Conversation Club again. reminding
OF the days of yore!
There are no days like the good old days.
The days when we were youthful"
Emmett Searcy, Haley, Tenn.