The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-11-01
THE DIVISIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS,,

MASSACHUSETTS.
Reynolds Camp, 90, of Reading, assisted in
the dedication of the 6. "A. K. Hall at that place
the other day.
The Division Council held meeting Oct. II
to audit the books of the Division Qnartermas.
ter and relieve Commander Blaisdel from Office
The audit proved satisfactory, aud the financial
condition was found to be excellent Com
handkerchief Goulding vested with au-
! thority OF his Office by ex- Adj'i-Gen. Charles
| X Darling, who acted under the orders of Com
mander-in-Chief Bnn6y.
George g. Meade Camp, 81, OF Arlington, OBJ
served its eighth anniversary at Grand A rmy
Hail tho other evening, and had as invited
guests Gen. James l.. Bates Camp, of East Wey-
| mouth, and Mcpherson Post, 73.
MINNESOTA.
Division Commander Charles McColey. in
Orders 8. gives some good advice to Camp off.
GERS. He says: Before you report a brother
SUSPENDED or dropped go and see him. and pos
sibly you may be able to convert bin from the
error Of his ways aud save man to the divis-
ion."
ST. Paul Camp, /, has elected and installed
the following officers: Capt, James 2. Porter
Second Lieut., John II. Krch; First Serg't,
Alonzo r. Spicer.
To make the method of inspection uniform
and enable the Division Inspector to consol;.
date his Camp reports the following instruc-
tions have been issued by the Inspector 6 Ell.
eral: The Inspectors blanks and instructions
| for marking will be the same as used in the
| April and May 1884 inspections The Camps
inspected in April aud May, 1894, will not be
| required to pass inspection in October aud
| November 1894. Any Camp may be inspected
| in October November by making application
| TO Division Inspector. This allows CAMPS "a
improve their rating. All Camps now In good
! standing, not previously inspected this year
I I. n
! 1894. The rating given at the Spring inspec.
! ton will be considered as the rating for the
! year unless the Camp requests new inspec.
| ton and tho last rating will be taken as the
standard of the Camp for consolidation.
NEW JERSEY.
Division Commander Pollitt In Orders 9 savs:
awe are on thc threshold Of the season Of the
| year when recruiting should be brisk There
are many eligible Sons in this State whose
membership with US is desirable Brothers
are urged to look up these sons of veterans,
| explain to them the objects Of our Order, and
try to bring them in. Get up Campfires and
other entertainments, use the columns of the
! local press TO make the existence of your
| Camp known; make an earnest attempt to
secure the favor of the Union veterans
and their attendance at the meetings of
the Camp, and show by your actions that
| you honor and respect them for their service
i'll behalf of the Union Now that the aye
Of recruits is again at Is. the Division should
make material progress at once. New Camp
arc in process of formation at Asbury Park.
Camden, Perth Amboy, and Bloomfield, and
other localities are ripe for u.s. On Oct. 2 a
circular was issued from these Headquarters to
che y. A. III this State, and copy sent to every
Post. This circular bore the unqualified indorse.
mcnt of Department Commander John Shields,
| and il is hoped that it will help us. Active
work upon the part of every brother is desired.
and if every one will live up to the possibilities
in-his reach. our numbers will soon double"
William Van Fosson has been elected and in
stalled First Lieutenant OF Camp 90 to fill q
vacancy. A. +. Forrest has been elected and
installed First Lieutenant of Camp IS, vice
Lloyd, promoted. Edward L. Lacour has been