The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
SONS or VETERANS.

Ihe committee on Union Defender,
Day, OF Gen. a Il. Burnside Camn NJ
mas made final arrangements for il
| observance ,Ni ~
The members are requested to Assem-
pie at Siocum Post hail at z O'Clock Snn
day evening. tnen To proceed To ~
stephens Church.
ne camp viii be accompanied by the
united Train OF Artillery. Brown II ii.
versity Cadets, Lieut.. Gov. Melville BuII
mem hoers OF the city government. tine
| Corps. i'0i'e'
Inc committee on the reception to III.
vision officers next Tuesday evening r..
port everything ready for a grand good
., Tickets are selling rapidly and the in.
a ohs at present point TO successful
-, \ reception committee under Past Col
L. a. Barton will receive and car. for ,ha
Euests Oh the evening, and the floor will
% oe under the cnarge of Past CAPT T. I
aids. Va ein0'eut
, Ihe Division Encsmpment conyenes NJ
awtucAet. next Tuesday, at $3.50 A. NJ.
"A meeting OF the Division Council will
oe held on the evening prey. Gus All
otothers are requested 10 attend tae en-
camDment. "
Past Capt. S. w. Gould Of Wakefield
was IN town tuis week aud visited sIrn
a. L. Burnside Camp on Tuesday even
Camp Fred Z. Davis. held q very ;r,or-
esting meeting last Tues lay evening. a.
Nhlch tue members attended in Itrga
iu lptrs, owing to the increased Interest
Ken Ia the observance OF Union Defend.
ers LAY, Tor which the committee nave
HPle.eu All arrangements and promises
20 De great success John + RI ,rdin,
WIS Installed as HpS
application Of Joseph Nichols was pre-
sehted ana referred to the proper com-
mit,ee. There will lie a large delegation
OF the camp at g. A. X. Camp Fire SAT
pruay night. Major William NJ. p.
powen delivered "a very pleasing and
ino., apPreciated contiuuation OF his |
leeture on American History, and those |
VINO have absented themselves have no |
ldea what they have lost.
camp Col. James Barton met last Mon
DAY evening. They had small attend
ance owing TO the severe weather. The |
paper whlch SsrSt. Thomas Walker was
70 reau was postponed till their nevt
meeting. Feb. 20. Sergt. Freeman Smith
oetter known as the Boston guide. an,
peared In complete whaler's ontft
"niCh was appropriate considering the
nlght. lie SAID he wante to counteract
'hS tltle proposed by Brother Walker.
,.l, - 'anh e IiaZieton has been duly elected
A. - a. VI Sttup IIeut |
Ihonas Moies OF Central Falls. He is
very popular and will prove himself
worthy OF the honor conferred on him
ne camp VIII meet next Monday even.
hg. A large number OF comrades of
ouckhn Post nave promised to attand
,esides. the usual vocal lections by the
members promise to ne pleasing. They
VIII attend the entertainment i'm BlacS,
tone hall IN large numbers.
camp Gen. William III. T. Steere
vlnced its popularity for Capt, Waller
iawton bS attending in large numbers
lie Is not onIy popular with the members
uI also with the opposite sex. S.ryt
. j. Conley reported all well after a verv I
)ng ana severe illness. TIE next meet.
~ Will be Friday, Feb. II. Seryt {
oseph Hill has been authorized to
'rm drum corps. q
fred T. Davis Camp will hold a
atrlotlc aud sacred concert in BLACK 7
one Hall next Sunday evening. i'm honnr
Union Defenders Day, when the foI.
wing weu-known persons will take mart
the program: Col Daniel II. R,i1on
oraham Lincoln. During the Late
az; Frederic IL. Martin, bass soloist.
e ! Cniversallst Church Quarter. William
)ok, tenor; Miss Phoebe Rich sonrano.
ISIS Lolita Chace, alto; Robert t;ihhs !
$50; Miss Eva Belle Clemence. elocu, q
mist; Miss Annie l. French, pianist. =
can suit you with any style Of nroor,r, r
WISH. w. IL, BROWN, As Eddy s'h n