The National tribune., 1894-08-02
n. r. &. c. GUARDS.
Preparing for Fifth Annual Rcuufon-What
They Are Doing in the Divisions.
FIFTH

Preparing for Fifth Annual Rcunfon-What
They Are Doing in the Divisions.
FIFTH ANNUAL REUNION.
Did you read the announcement of Sister
Ola Bell H0tham in The EATIoxAL TRIBUNE
Of July 10? And If you did read it, have you
given it prompt attention?
TO repeat: 100 Guards and c. C. members
can be accommodated at Miss Barclays College
Preparatory School, 2l2 Allegheny avenue,
Allegheny City, if applying at once. Rooms
and board not to exceed 81 per day.
Should you want 10 secure entertainment.
write at once, depositing 81, to be credited on
your bill. Sister Ola says it is a delightful
place, and Miss Barclay lovely woman. So
you will be snre TO be pleased.
There was a meeting of the western New
York and northwestern Pennsylvania Guards
at Cbautauqua, July %. Ali took diuner at
Miss Emery's cottage, AMI a delightful day
was spent. Alice l.. Putnam, of Fredonia, was
the leading spirit.
writes that New Jersey will send good dele.
CATION TO Reunion. 1t is probable that Luela
and Lizzie Monks Adde Horiag, Ida May
Raybert. Annie ana Lolie Hays, and Emma
Clements LANCE will be among the number
N. e. Curry, Collegiate, n. d. chronicles the
marriage of two of the c. c. Guards. March
81, 1894, Sister Ella Perkins. of Nash, was mar
u.
Ella will welcome all the C. G. who may call
upon her in her new home.
Ia May last Brother Franklin A. Haskell was
married to Almcna Sassburn, of Fingal
Brother Haskell has always been an active
member Of the &. G. and Guards Brother
Curry has met them both, and assures all {. c
members who may visit Cooperstown OF a warm
welcome in their home
ATTENTION, GUARDS!
An interesting program is under way fol
fifth annual Reunion, aud it is hoped that til,
best talent in the Guards may be utilized
Any Guard expecting to be present who car
add TO the interest Of the program by song
recitation. or instrumental solo. or who Ina.
anything in mind for the good of the Orde
in any way add to the pleasure and en-
thusiasm of the occasion will kindly send name
and address upon reading this to Lenorc Sher
wood Marble, Canton, o.
CONNECTICUT REUNION.
Brother w. 4. Kellogg reports the fourth an
nual Reunion, Connecticut n. L. G.. G. Guards
at Norwalk a success IN every particular. The
day was fine, aud the membership ent husiastic
Reports showed the Division prosperous. The
report of Brother j. +. Reed, Chairman Histori
cal Committee, was greatly enjoyed.
After lunch there was electrician ride {,
/ ROTOR Point TO enjoy the salt sen breezes A
! supper at Mrs. Platt's and an evening at Sister
/ Annie Hoyts, with vocal and Instruments
music, recitatons, and talk on his travels by
| by Brother Twining filed up a memorable
day. letter read from Dir and Mrs
| Culver, for the first time absent at Connect
! cut e. c. Reunion.
! Officers: Pres, W. A. Kellogg; S. V-P., II
/ r. l.. Haight; Sec, Hattie Beers; Treas, L. r
! Toms; Chap Mrs. S. V. Woodhull Serg't-a
! Arms j. G. Twining; Investigator, S.V Keeler
| Board of Control, Mesdames NJ. j. Platt, S. V
Woodruff. Julia A. Toms. Historical Commit
| tee L. +. Reed, Chairman. Benefit Comm ittee
| Mrs. ID. L. Norris Chairman.
Delegates to fifth annual Reunion J. G.
Twining, I. Paxton Reed, Mrs. J. G. Twining
Alternates. S. j. keeler. Mile RAIL- Mrs. L
Shepard. Next meeting, Feb. %, 1885, with
| Mrs. Haight, Torrington.