The National tribune., 1894-02-15
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Decentralization
of Officers, etc.

of Officers. etc.
MINNESOTA.
In the issue of Jan. % we stated that Alex
ander Camp so. of Minneapolis. installed Off
GERS and at the conclusion of The m-etiDg
Mary A. Logan Tent gave them a Surprise. 1t
should have been Alexandria Camp, and Mary
A. Logan Tent, of Alexandria.
VERMONT.
The Division Commander has appointed the
following Aids on his staff: +. A. Duffy, Camp
]. Barre; S. A. Mauser. 4, Bennington; S. +.
Montgomery, 10. Burlington; NJ. &. Blanchard.
81. West Concord; =. w. Holden, 81. Mont
pelier: A. J. iiuse. 81. West Randolph; Alvin
Waters, %. Powlet; q. N. Co,h, So. Brandon !;
J. E. Waterman. "a, South RoyaIion; s. J.
DAVIS Il. Johnson; G. J. Smith. SO. Hunting
ton; W. L. Warren, 2, Brsitlehoro: l.. o. Weeks,
&. Proctorsville: Harry Huse, %. Barre; Frank
Mathew, %, Middlehurg: A. ". Seagr, 26 st.
AIhaps: Clinton Rogers. a. Bethel: G. Z. Pccu.
| 80. Vergepn,s; Th"s Slaitery. ia, Fair Haven;
e. b. Hubbard. Is. Lyndenville; X. V. Cham-
berlin. IS. Waterbury.
II. ID. Bro-k Camp. AZ West Barnet-Capt..
b. w. Livingston; First Lient.. K. b. Ahhot' !;
second Lieut.. ID. II. Stevenson; Chap, K. NJ.
Wheeler First Serg't. II. q. F.non; q. NJ. s.,
ID. l.. Adams: s. OF e.. N. b. Trussell; G.. s.. l..
ii. Biglow; Principal Musician. VIM. Trussel !;
L. Of g.. Il. p. Morrell; &. g.. o. Ainsworih.
Gen. w. ii. Gilmore Camp, IT, Williams
| fnwn-Capt.. e. e. Hood; FIRST Lieut.. A. g..
Smith; >ecnnd Lieut., Carl Seaver: Chap. A.
II. Norris; First Serg't. &. II. ingalls,: q. VI. r.,
Horace iIebard S. of G.. Henry Cross; G. s.,
+. d. Poland; G. of g.. VI. Z. Church; c. g..
JOhu Kinney: T. g.. Chas. Hidden; Camp
Council. Chas. Holden, F. ID. Poand. A. II.
Norris; Delegate, Carl Seaver: Alternate, A.
&. Smith.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Commander of this Division in 0rler
quotes the Order of C"mmauder-n-C Chief
Adams in regard to fraudulent Pensions aud
gives his approval to the same. He requests
that brothers of the Order will promptly nder
any service requested by any comrahe of the
GAR. in the turIherance OF tins work. The
"r,ier of Rear Admiral Osborn. of The Naval
Veterans. is also quoted. and the Commander
brIieves il will meet with the approval OF all
Sons of Veterans.
The Sous OF Veterans Guards have been re-
organized. The OrganiZai ion now provides for
arrive aud veteran members and altnwS benr-
hts; IL musters minimum company of "a
men in command of Captain, a section Of is
in command OF a Sergeant. or squad of eight
in command of Corporal. The Cincinnati
Eucampnent recommended all armed Camps
TO enroll themselves III the Guards. The DIvis-
ion Commander heartily cuncurs in this recnu-
mendatiOn, believing that the prog ressIve spirit
displayed bv the = V. Guards when regulating
iheiI own duaifN tlerIS Succf sSiuiIy the pfsEi-
Gus criticisms upon them. Every Camp in this
division has many members who can join the
5. '. Guards with great benefit and success
WISCONSIN,.
Custer Camp. Superintendent. George K
Hughes; First Lieut.. w. w Mcdowell; Sec
ond Lieut.. Horace d. Roble; Chap. Charles
Shong; First Serg't. f. +. Evans @. NJ. s.. Jos.
Lnc.us; S. of IT, ID. ID. Densmore: &. =, VIM.
Leblanc; Principal Musician. Tho> K. Christie;
e. Of g., x. r. Hudson; &. o., Geo. Hoffman !;
p. IT,, Howard L. Fell.