The National tribune., 1895-02-07
VERMONT GUARDS.

VERMONT GUARDS.
Lenore A. Rivers. President. calls the ad
ionrned meeting of the Vermont Guards 10
meet at Morrisville at the same time as the
Vermont Division, S. of V.
Vermont Guards will send i'm their votes on
the disposition of Guard property. 1t is recon-
mended that all moneys be retained hy tho t.
II. w. Circle. which has the Same needs as the
Guards, if the Circle is to be made Success
Prospects good for a large Reunion. All re.
quested to come with plans for the extension
of L. Ii. w. work throughout the land.
PASSING Is REVIEW.
William r. Ordway, Milton. N Y, and Alice
M. Brooks Glencoe l.. l.. were married at the
residence of Mrs. James Ingram. Glencoe l.. L.,
Jan. 90. 1895, by Rev. r. MacQneston, Pin. ID.
Congratulations from the c. c.
Junia Clevenger and Grace p. FoRlke: 1t
costs you nothing TO enroll yourselves in the
c. c. Every member of every NATIONAL
TRIBUNE subscriber is welcome in the ranks of
the Loyal Home Workers. When you ale en-
rolled send your names, with % cents each, to
NJ. Warner Hargrove, Browns Mills, n. j..
and receive full instructions in the duties and
privileges Of membership.
If Harry X Springer, OF any member Of the
c. C. east of the Mississippi. win apply TO NJ.
Warner IIargrove. Browns Mills. n. ", he can
get ali the information in l.. II. W. ,uember-
will address Amos j.. Seaman, Odd Fellows
Building, ST. Louis, No.
Ida May Ray bert can probably secure the in
formation she wishes ia illustrating from Chas
Scribner's Sons, or any of the New York pub
lishing- houses. Full information given by
The Writer. Boston, but for handling work there
is fee OF s..
Estella n. Edgecombe. Secretary. Phillips
burg. Kan, announces the next Reunion of
II III
1912 New Hampshire street. Lawrence. Kan,
Wednesday evening Feb. q next; same time
and place as GAR. Encampment. Everyone
requested to come prepared 20 add something
to the good of the Order.
HELP MAKE SUCCESS.
Amos L. Seaman writes: "In The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE Of Jan. IL ] read OF the actinn taken
by Iowa placing its funds in the hands Of As
sistaut Secretary Daisy /. Deighton, pending
results of the L. II. w. during The present
year; when, if the l. II. w. is a success the
money will be used in some way to benefit the
Iowa members
Idle money benefits no one. and is a waste
OF so much capital that might be used to some
good purpose. Iowa should reconsider their
action, and instead of waiting till Septem Der,
begin now to nse their money in some way to
benefit their State.
The l.. ii. w. cannot be made a success if
a
find out if it will succeed. Success can only be-
attained, if the old members lay back and wait.
by building up the association with new ma.
terial. IL you are satisfied with the present
form OF organization, lend your abilities and
energies toward its success, and 1t will sue
ceed."
OUR RoLL-CALI.
1.-THE letters VS.. veterans son. v.d veter-
en's daughter and Wv. veterans widow: members
ofassocaions will be marked s.V. and Dv.i
Frank NJ. Kemp. Hazleton. Pa: C. Roy Bril-
ner. S.V.; Chas Buckley. S.V.; Chas. Vol fgapg,
S.V.: Blanch Bailey. DIV, Box So; Rena Me-
Farland. DIV; Bertha Mcfarland, DIV, Box
ga, Tyrone. Pa, Correspondence requested by
all Tyrone members. Pauline aud Penelope
Holmes, v.d.. WATERFOWL, Mass Box 693. would
correspond with G. c. for mutual Improvement
George Moore, Housatonc, Mass, introduced
by Mrs. Haight. Torringion Conn VIVA Nc
Neil. kcnosha. Wis. Eiyin Head, Freionia,
n. Y, recommended by Helen Petit. Fredo-
mia &. c. Circle. L. J. Dewitt. vs., Rainsbore,
o., introduced by Anna Epperson. Helena B-r-
ringer, v.d.. and Nellie N. Shufelt, Mayville, N.
Y. introduced by Henry +. Berringer, will cx-
change postal autographs. Ada Jackson, v.d.,
Lynn, Ark, a crack shot. Total, 10, 107.
LIVELY NAPIER.
Now comes friend Emerson. So you are still
alive. Old Rip has just awakened. Why.
EMERSON, you nave Deeu sleeping while the rest
of Us were working. Well, we did sort O. get
of the track. bat like the cat. we came back
But say. why didn't you stay with the rest
Of IA, if you saw the needs of the Association,
aud work untiringly for its success, oven though
the Order bad to have good houseclean ing and
get reconstructed aud overhauled so as to open
fields for greater actions?
Seeing tho need of these changes, was 10 not
your duty, as o patriot. to stand maniuily, toll.
ing 10 accomplish what you fsresaw was
needed. giving your abilities and energies to
the work.
In those days of doubt and uncertainty every
charter members best abilities were needed /;
resolution was needed; men aud women who
would stick to the old ship, even if she went
down. Well. there's some who did stick TO the
old ship. who have stood fast to their colors,
and to those members belong the credit Of es-
tabiishing improving and advancing the in
terests Of our Order.
Yes sir; aud I'm one as will stand by them.
Well hail your return, Emerson, with JOY,
aud / hope you've come to -tay. There's a
good many as is cOmiu' back like you.
like the short articles. yet wthal, the high
standard of literary and educational work must
be kept up in as simple a way as possible.
What has become of a. Chautauauu Girl" q.
l.. Gilmore. "Hoosier Girl. -" Rip Van Wrinkle. %
Frances Wilson, Lydia Day, Clio Harper Cad
Kepner, Lyrel Lorrimer, and other C. C.'s of
1862 pens Nanner
Every tesif.nonla pnblished in behalf of Hood a