The National tribune., 1895-03-07
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from Various DiViSionS-Ese
tiOn Of Officers, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS,

| MASSACHUSETTS
Draper Camp. 127. Of Milford, rave q vail
attended Old Folks Concert ard supper In Ne
mortal ball Feb. 49, The chorus n uder I,r.-rs.-,
of Capt. ". K. Nash did excslIently; EW. Hsye
gave two German selections. The sntsrtain-
msnt Melted the Camp q goodly sum.
| OHIO.
| brother located at Glouster writes: Csaz
| II. Groysuer Camp II, which is situated nc
/ Giouster, mining village Ia the Sunday
| Creek valley, IN southern part Of shs stale.
| This Camp vas organized in Hovsmhss, Win
Col. Don c. Cable, OF Meanwhile, as Masssrinx
Ofheer Since the Camp sprung Into existence
there have been several members added sesss
i list, until now / think We have one sf the
| finest in the United States, and shat In nvisx
great amount. The GAR xBd WR.C mite
IN aiding our organization in every way Ehsy
| can Inc Camp was naE1ea ia hsnor Of Gen.
Snas II. Grosyeuor, OF Athens, o. Work bias
commenced in the Camp for Observing Meme
RAJ Day Some Of the brothers might shlnk
10 strange that our Camp is composed Of miner
| boys whose fathers fought TO uphold the aeS OF
freedom At the last meeting In Dessmber
tne following officers were elected: Can't, W.
T. Steadman; Frst1 Lieut., p B. Vernon: Ssosnd
Lieut., M. M. Dyson. Capt Stsadmsn appoint
ed the following as his staff officers: First
5erg't ". J. Wright; s. of g., @. B. gaxson;
Chap, II. ]. Salters: C. g., w. b. stshI; @.
of G., c. NJ. Allen; O. VI. g., w. +. Biddison
Z. o., o. E Petty; p. g., J. A. stahl Tbs
Camp is fourishing in spite Of hard Zines.
Money Is scarce. but the boys manage 20 xst
hold of enough to pay their dues.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Senior Vice Division Commands W, III.
Hays has instituted a new Camp ct Nsrrissown
winch Will be known as Zook Post CAmp ga
There were IS visiting brothers present. sso
40 members Of Took Post; and % applicants
presented themselves for muster in the new
Camp. Brother Hays has the honor Of maa-
terlng the first Camp with the nsw three
degree ritual, which proved very saessssfsL
lne G.AR. has taken quite interest ia the
>. OF ", and has granted them the privilege
OF Its rooms free of charge. The Cs1p has
selected q good set of officers, a. follows, Caps,
William Griffith; First Lieut., Charles Evans;
Second Lieut., ThOs. Heating. Council, WIN.
Bailey, VIM. Sickle. Allan Webster The Camp
will meet every Thursday evening In lock
restroom. Commander Hayssand ais sister,
Agnes Hays. an Aid on the Division Presidents
staff, will shortly organize a Ladies' Ala So
ciety at SchweBksyille.
VERMONT.
Camp o. Richmoud-Capt. C. E. Aastin:
Leuts.. F. L. Edwards, NJ. O'Neil; Chap, L.
Taft; First serg't. Howard RichsrdsoA; q N.
s.. Cbas. Prentiss; s. g., E. Tobiu.
Camp 80. Cabot-Capt., Lee Shortt; kisuts,
B. K. Dow. o. II. Blodgett: Char, c. p. Match:
First Serg't. F. M Marsh; Q. III. s., q q. voo-
dry; S. g., w. N. Marsh.
Camp is, Williamst0wn-Capt c. w. ssavsrr
Lieuts., A. G. Smith, t. ID. Poland; Chap, O. O.
Hood; First Serg't, w. III. Hubbard; d n g.,
Q. T. ingalls,; s. g., II. NJ. Farnhsm; G. s.,
N. Z. Church. P. NJ, Henry Gross; O. Of g.,
). a. Perry G. g., G. IA. ingalls,.