The National tribune., 1895-04-11
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from Various DiViSiOnS-Elee-
ton Of Officers, etc.
THE DIVISIONS.
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE.

ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE.
John A. Logan Camp. 4. was mustered March
23 with % recruits, at Unity, Tenn by Com
mander w. Z. Davidson, Post "a. John r. Alb
ernathy was elected Captain.
Abe Lincoln Camp. 2, Cullman. Ala. having
paid all arrearages, has been renststed
Camp 6, Chattanooga, Tenn; Camp 8. john
son City. Tenn; Camp II, SHsedvilie, Tenn,
and Camp 8 Key West, Fla. appearing upon
the books at Headquarters "a being in arrears
for over a year for per capita tax have been
recommended 20 the Commander-iu Chief for
revocation Of their charters. Transfers have
been issued those entitled to same.
Commander Valentine Glib, jr., has called Q
meeting Of the Encampmens a. Knoxville Nag
l and g
MICHIGAN.
Wilmington Camp. 81, williamston-Caps.
]. A. Dana; First Lieut., e. B. Hsu5e; Second
Lieut., Lutte Boutwell,. This Camp has recently
been reorganized. and starts well under COM
mand of an efficient Captain, J. A. Dams. q
brother who takes an active interest I'm all mat
ters pertaining to the Order. The Camp now
has a membership Of 80 but expects before
many weeks to recruit 20 more, thus giving is
so brothers.
NEW JERSEY.
The following Is = revised roster Of officers
elected at the last annual Encampment: Com,
James E. Person, Hopewell; S. v. C., Cbss. z.
Croasdale, Trenton; J. V. C., James 3. Adams,
Atlantic City. Council, Howard 3. Green,
Pennsgrove; w. III. Cswley, SomerYills; W.
c. DObbins, Plain6ed.
The following -named officers were installed
on the Commanders staff: Surg, James Mat
thews, Trenton Junction; Chap, Herbert @
McVOy, Plainfeld; AdTt Fred Sernbsrrsr
Mount Rose; @. NJ, Geo. b. Hulit. Hopewsil;
ms, Fremont Tietze, Riverside; W. o.. John
L. Reeger, Trenton; Judge-Advocate. J. 2.
Dungeon, SomerYille.
OHIO.
Garfield Camp, 8, East Liverpool, celebrated
its 11th anniversary with entertainments.
The banquet that followed the exercises was
prepared by the boys. Many comrades were
present and spoke.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The preparations for the coming Encamp-
ment, under the auspices Of Allen Camp, a
Allentown, are already under way on an eabo-
rate scale and all who attend are guarantees
very pleasant entertainment, as far as the Camp
and brothers are concerned. Various features
for successful and enjoyable Encampment are
being arranged for, and every effort to have the
best Eneampment yet held is being made. Past
Division Commander Walter L. Smith, 339
North Second street, Allentown, Secretary Of
che Committee of Arrangements, will furnish
full information.
mustered with 20 members j. W. Hartranft 10
Captain.
VERMONT.
Camp 60. Jamaica-Capt.. G. T. Torrey;
Lieuts., @. E. Wilder, w. L. Phelps; Chap. q
f. circuit; First Serg't, r. Daggett; Q. NJ. s.,
G. Allen; G. s.. E. Wilder; s. of G.. G. f. Wood;
P. ~, A. E. Bemis; c. of G.. III. F. Howard; G.
G., f. ID. Jones; P. G.. E. E. Bemis.
The 18th annual Encsmpment of the Yer
mont Division will be held at Vergennes June
16 10 and 20.
The military drama. "The Girl Spy" was
played at the s. Of v. Hall, Huntington, March
%. under the auspices of Camp SO.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Encampment of the Division of West
Virginia was held at Charleston April and 4
The following officers were elected: Conn.,, Will
bur II. Brand, Canton; S.Y. G., F. G. Cornwell,
Charleston J.V. c., B. o. Smith, Wilbur. Dr.
vision Council, r. +. Adams. Huntington; @.
G. Sylvis, Wheeling; ]. c. Michaelson, Charles
ton; Representatives to National Encampment
at Knoxville, j. 2. Hall. Charleston (st-lsrge);
J. S. Roberts, Iuka; Alternates, O. f. P. SMITH.
Wick (at-large); w. F. Andrews, Lockhart.