The National tribune., 1894-08-16
\. T. C. C. GUARDS.
HOW TO REACH C. C. QUARTERS AT MISS
BARCLAYS, GUARDS ALL.

HOW TO REACH C. C. QUARTERS AT MISS
BARCLAYS, GUARDS ALL.
C. C. AND GUARD FRIENDS: / wish to tell
yon more abont the place that has been secured
for your accommodation while you are here in
September.
In the first place, it is in a pleasant location
and is convenient to the city. 1t is situated
just on the corner of North and Allegheny
avenues, and the electric cars take you right TO
tile door, one may say.
Members coming on lines entering Union
Station will take the Penn avenue cars at
Eleventh street to Sixth street; at Sixth street
take Woods Run and Federal street cars to
North and Allegheny avenues.
Members coming to the Lake Erie Depot on
the South Side will take the South Side Elec-
trio cars across Smithfeld street bridge to Fifth
avenue; then come down Fifth avenue to the
corner of Market and Liberty, and there take
Woods Run and Federal street car for desti-
nation.
Those who come to the b. G. o. Station at
Smlthfield street will take same cars. Mem
bers who come by way of the p, Fl. W. & G..
X. r. OF West Penn TO the stations on Federal
street will take the Woods Run ears at Federal
street.
Miss Barclay has found it i'm possible to make
satisfactory arrangements for boarding those
who will he with her at her hous e but arrange
merits for boarding are being made at private
houses aud at Luther's restaurant, near by.
The cost to each member is being kept down to
81 per day.
Applications for accommodations should be
sent in soon as possible, and should be accom-
panied by deposit of S. which will be cred
tied on your bills in September.
Just now We are led TO believe that the fifth
Reunion of the Guards will be one OF the largest
and peasantest that has yet been held. Every
one seems to be looking forward to it with
hrao lat stafx ions II H. 4
his part in making it a success s.ld l am sure
that it will be an event long to be remembered
III the history Of the Guards.
Yours, Pro Patria-
Ola Bell Hothan,. 1873 Pearl street. Pitts.
burg. Pa.
GUARDS ALL.
The Chautauqua Reunion of the c. c. and
Guards of Western New York and North west.
ern Pennsylvania, as reported by Alice Put
nam, FredOnia, must have been pleasant
gathering. Fifteen Guards were present,
nearly twice as many as last year. Nine were
from Chantauqua County. The organization OF
Circle is in con templation.
The next Reunion will probably be held the
day before GAR Day. Chautauqua. August,
1885 Officers: Pres. Charles f. Randall FIRE.
donia; V.-P., Lulu White. Spartansburg; Sec.
and Treas, Alice Putnam Fredonia.
Alice +. Anderson, Tarentum Pa, desires to
hear from the sons and daughters of veterans
who expect to attend the GAR. Encam pmont
| at Pittsburg Sept 10 to 10. Tarentum lis in
Allegheny Co. Address Box 233
GOING TO REUNION.
Sister Alice l.. Neville, Beaver, Pa, reports a
pleasant visit from Sister Ola Bell Hotham
following the c. C. Reunion. She reports the
| following Pennsylvania G. C.'s besides herself,
who will be at fifth National Reunion: Nellie
nj. Smager, Industry; Mattel Anderson, Jessie
| b. Anderson, and M Ii. Gibson, West Bridgman.
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