The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-01-25
THE DIVISIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS,,

MASSACHUSETTS,
Past Capt. E. B. Estes. of Brockton, publicly
installed the officers of John A. Andrew Camp,
ID. Stoughton. A substantial supper was
served, after which speeches were made by
lns alling Officer Estes. Past Captains q. Henry
Powell g. S. Wentworth, q. A. Chaplin, Sergts
Briggs, Harrington and DIR. n. GlennOn, of
StOughtoD.
John A. Andrew Camp, Stoughton: Capt,
C. d. Fulsom; First Lieut., Fred l.. Smith (;
Second Lieut.. e. E. Metcalf; Chap. Elmer
Lane; First Serg't, III. L. Harrington q. NJ. ST.,
H. c. Weston; c. S.. ]. F. Mercy; s. OF g., j.
E. Perkins: c. of g., B. c. Hart; Principal
Musician, Abraham Finn; G. g., w. E Halves;
p. g., Jefferson Jones.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp. AZ, Canton, will
produce the Drummer Boy; or the Last
Charge at Shiloh" some time in February.
Past Capt. William g. Moseley has recently
been elected Treasurer of the Public Library
Association of Needham.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, A. Canton. will
entertain Revere Corps 100, W.R.C.. Feb. IL.
Capt and Mrs. Emory Coulter. of Camp 100,
Needham, gave a delightful musical entertain
ment at the Soldiers Home. Chelsea. Tuesday
evening, for the benefit of the inmates.
According to the returns made by INSTALL
ing Officers up to date, the Order is shown
to be in better condition than it has ever been
before.
Capt. &. B. Grover Camp, II, Brockton,
gave an entertainment and dance in GA
Hall. BrocktOn, Monday, Jan. 10 Invitations
were sent out to all of the surrounding Camps
to attend.
Asst ms. Charles D. Fulsom, of Stoughton,
publicly installed the officers of Elijah A. Morse
Camp, ll8, Eastondale, Monday evening, Jan.
Is. Among those present and delivering ad-
dresses were Junior Vice Division Commander
G. F. Cook and Capt. q. Henry Powell. A col
lation was served.
Gen. S. NJ. Weld Camp rs, Dedham, will give
the second of a series of assemb lies in Oakdale
Hail. Dedham, Jan. "a.
Col Fletcher Webster Camp AZ, Canton. Capt
Geo. F. Middleton commanding, will muster 3
recruit at the next meeting of the Camp.
VIM. A. Spencer Camp. l39 West Midway,
held rOusng Campfire in that town Jan. ~
COL A. c. Blaisdell and staff of Massachusetts
Division, and Past Col. w. A. Stevens, Past
Capts. w. C. Freeman, w. G.. Moseley, D. N.
Travis, E. b. Estes, and G. Henry Powell were
present.
Lambert B. Simmons Camp, 1913 East Doug
las and Ladies' Aid Society 10, held joint
installation on Jan. A. Remarks were made by
the newly-elected officers of the Society and
Camp; also by the President of W.R.C. l49
and the Commander OF Post 137, after which q
collation. was served.
Lambert B. Simmons Camp, 1913, East Doug
las and Post 1877 attended the funeral of vet
eran on Jan. z.
MINNESOTA.
Alexander Camp SO. Minneapolis-Capt., b.
Junkins, jr.; First Lieut. t. Z. Mead, jr.; Sec
ond Lieut.. d. w. Fredenburg; Council, J. II.
Stevens. w. I. COwing w. Il. Sunblod.
At the conclusion of the installation of the
officers of Alexander Camp. Minneapolis the
Daughters of Veterans of Mary s. Logan Tent
gave the boys a little surprise by coming and
taking everything by storm. lunch was
served. and the evening was spent in q very
enjoyable manner.
Camp 96 Minneapolis-Capt.,H Fl. NJ. Walker:
First Lieut., w. w. Sturtsvant; Second Lieut..
F. w. Crummett Chap C. P. Rogers; First
Serg't, George Sturtevant; Q. nj. s., George
Edwards; s. of g. ThOs. Lawrence; G. of g.,
Steve Doyle; C. e., F. A. Wilson; c. s., G. F.
joy; Principal Musician. F. Z. Edwards.
new Camp has heen mustered at Hector by
Division Commander Mullen, bearing the name
of Hector Camp, 80 Its officers are: Capt,
George w. Leasman First Lieut., Geo. john
sou; Second Lieut.. o. j. TorbeDsen; Camp
Council, Ii. A. Deming. +. j. Rucker, and II.
Torbensen; First serg't, g. Gittner; O. NJ. s.,
Charles VIM.
NEW JERSEY.
Fred D. Dayton, 5, Trenton-Capt., J. L.
Ruger; First Lieut., E. T. Beers; Second Lieut.,
E. b. Margerum; Chap, NJ. Hazlett; @. NJ. II.
Williams First Serg't, j. Wilmington s. of G.,
F. Branin; G. s., f. Nay Tor; Corp1, William
Bennett; c. g., c. Maple; p. g., j. Crosdale.
NEW YORK.
Lafayette Camp 14O. New York-Capt.. John
V. B. Clarkson: First Lieut., Raphael Tobias;
Second Lieut.. F. Eugene Farrell.
RHODE ISLAND.
The annual Encampmento of the Rhode Island
Division will be held about Feb. l5
VERMONT.
Camp 80. Morrisville-Capt.. d. A. Landers;
First Lieut., q. +. Earle; Second Lieut., F. L.
George; Chap, o. v. Bailey; First Serg't. j.
F. jackson; @. n. s., A. L. Cheney; S. of G..
II. E. Prior c. s.. F. Churchill; Principal
Musician, c. N. Bidge; C. of g., J. Fitzgerald;
Z. o., s. A. left.
Camp IS, Huntington, held their installation