The National tribune., 1895-05-23

| This year there will be no radical changes in
Order OF exercises as followed in the years pass
The veterans will parade as usual, escorted by
the Regulars, the militia, the Sons OF Veterans.
the school children. and other societies Exer-
cises viii be held at the various cemeteries. and
orators will tell Of tho great work ACCOMPLISHED
by the hOuOred dead, and draw therefrom
glowing lessons Of patriotic devotion for tbe
| living. Let Us "a loyal men and worthy sons
of those who offered up their lives n order that
the perpetuity OF our Governments should re-
main unblemished, turn out and give our aid
in making the services long TO DO remembered -
A roster Of the Ohio Division has been issued
by Division Commander Don G. Cable. Ad.
dress the Commander at Jacksonville, o..
PENNSYLVANIA.
Division Commander Charles L. John has
ordered the 18th annual Encampment TO assem-
bic in Market Hall. Allentown, June 5.
The program for entertainment provided by
the Committee Of Arrangements Of Allen Camp,
g. under whose auspices the Encampment will
be held follows:
Tuesday evening, June 4, Campfire in Mar
ket Hall, at which Brother Allison. Mayor OF
Allentown. will deliver an address OF welcome.
Wednesday evening. June 8 at 730 o'clock,
parade OF the msnbsrs OF this EucampmeRt Di-
vision officers and stat, visiting brothers and
Camps and kindred organizations of Allentown
aud the Lehigh Valley; Capt. J. L. Schaadt,
Chief Marshal.
Thursday evening, June s. grand military
ball in Market Hall. TO which all members OF
the EncamDaIent will DO admitted free.
This EncampmeHt promises TO be the largest
attended in the history of tho Division All
will find q hOspitsble wscoms and cordial re-
ceptiou, and a large turnout is greatly desired.
The Division Of Pennsylvania Ladies' Aid
Society will hold its annual Convention st the
same time in Allentown, in the hall of Post 81,
GAR Their headquarters viii be- at the
American Hotel.
The proposed amendment 70 the Division By
Laws. TO continue Division Headquarters in
Reading, has been Endorsed in resolutions by
Gen. John A. Koltss Camp 22S. Philadelphia,
Past Adjutaut-G General r. NJ Linton and Past
Division Commander George w. Gerhard.
The following Camps have recently been
mustered:
Thso. PfeiFer Camp, so. New Oxford, Capt,
E. b. MaTkley, 20 recruits, by Capt. Z. @. Miller,
Of Camp 112.
Maj. James II. Hart Camp, 81, Hatboro, Capt,
Warren Corson. jr.. is recruits. by Senior Vice
Division Commander w. III. Hays
Lieut.-Col William p. Wilson Camp. 100,
Phillipsburg, Capt, Frank p. Wythe, as re-
cruits, by Past Capt. John III. Ressman, of Camp
154.
Maj. W. H. Dill Camp. 176. selinsgrove,
Capt. James X. Smith, 90 recruits, by Muster.
ing Officer Wildun Scott and the Division Com
mander.
Camp DO. Ridgway, Capt, A. M. Ent 10 re-
cruits by Past Capt. A. S. Moulthrop, Of Cams
I42.
Camp No. SO is ready for muster in Allegheny
City.
DIR. T. G. Harter, Past Captain Of Camp go
Bloomsbury, again offers gold badge as prize
for Workmanship. to be contested for at the
Division Encsmpmeut at Allentown, Under the
conditions named. viz:
The contest shall be governed by the regular
rules of the U. S. Army. and all participants
use as near as possible Springfield or Winches-
ter rifles, 40 caliber with open sight.
The range shall be goo yards and each con-
testant shall have FIVE shots.
The brother making the highest and best
score shall be declared the winner and holder
Of the prize for one year.