The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-08-29
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Decentralization o.
Officers, etc.
MAINE,


Officers, etc.
MAINE.
The following appointments on the Division
staff are announced in last General Orders
Surg, Maj. E. II. Burroughs, Sanford; Chap.
George E. Leighton, Westbrook; ms, FRS
Lieut.. George II. Bangs, Augusta; Judge Ad
vocate, First Lieut.. VIM. H. Looney, Portland
Mastering Officer, First Lieut.. Ernest T. Nc
Glaufn, Presque Isle; q. M. s., II. X. Marsh
Rockland; S. NJ. Frank E. Carr Rockland.
The following statement is made by Division
! Commander Chatto in General Orders: Again
the attention Of every brother in the Division
! is asked for a matter though worthy of con.
! sideratiOn is somewhat unusual. An eX-mem
Der Of the Order in this State is in distress
This case was referred to in Order 2, Series Of
1895. by Col Whitcomb, and some of the Camps
contributed very generously. This brother is
suffering with disease that may take him from
this life at any time. Cant. Arthur M. Soue
OF Shepley Camp, 4, Portland, made him a call
a short time since, and he states he is worthy
and should receive assistance at once. And.
as the Division funds cannot be used for such
purpose, it is mentioned in this Order, to give
each Camp a chance TO help the brother if they
desire Camps are not ordered TO take action
they can do what they deem proper in the
matter. The Division Commander will receive
and forward any amount that the Camps or
brothers wish TO donate, or they can forward il
to the brother direct: il will save time The
brother referred TO is Edwin ]. Dearborn.
L. o. address, South Monmouth Me- A dona.
ton of s. has been forwarded to him from
Shepley Camp. 4, Portland, and So from Ander.
son Camp, z Rockland.
MICHIGAN.
IN General Orders, Just issued, the following
roster Of Division officers is given-Com.,
Edgar r. Henderson, Hadley; S. V. c., II. Earl
Cowdin IRE electedl, Rockford: ]. V. c., Wal
ter i. Raynes, Battle Creek. Division Council,
William A. Cowles Battle Creek; James +.
Race, Owosso; Charles J. Miller. Tekonsha.
Delegates to the 14th annual Encampment of
the Commandery-i n-Chief, at Knoxville, Tenn,
Sept. 1913, 1895: Delegatc-at- Large, Justin A.
Harsh, Tekonsha; Delegates VIM. A. Cowles,
Battle Creek: Olson ]. Porter Three Rivers
Alternate-at- Large, George f. Cogshall. Grand
Rapids; Alternaes. Will II. Green, Chicago,
H.; Claude L. Hyatt, Linden.
The following Brothers have been announced
rs members of the Commanders staff: Chap
Q. II. Buckley, Benton Harbor; Surg, Levi w.
Gardner, Harbor Springs; Adj't, Earl J. Hem
ingway, Hadley; q. NJ, Byron L. Shook, Had
ley; lns., Arthur H. Marvill Parkvile: Mus
tering Officer. George w. Angel, Corunna
Judge Advocate, Franklin ID. Eddy, Grand
Rapids; S. NJ, George w. Davis Tekonsha
q. NJ. s., Thomas 4. Patrick. Dsnsvlle; News
Correspondent, Olson j. Porter. Three Rivers
Brother c. J.. Suffer. Hadley, has been ap-
pointed Aid TO Headquarters for special duty.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Since last General Orders the following
Camps have been organized:
Capt. J. w. Shoemaker Camp, 81, Emlenton,
36 recruits; Capt. VIM. L. Widel, jr.; by Past
Capt. Oscar w. Baker, Camp IS.
Capt. Geo. II. Hess. 55. Safe Harbor, % re.
cruits; Capt, Thomas NcAeice; by Past Capt
ID. Sherman Smith, 49,
Col. Jacob Higgins. 224, Duncansville 30 re.
cruits; Capt, Charles Mobey; by Division
Councilman Wildun Scott
Geo. Smith, 257 Conshohocken, 10 recruits:
Capt, Thomas r. Silk; by Past Capt. W. H.
Hays, 100.
Clark ID. Dietrich, 290, Alum Bank, Is re.
cruits; Capt, Charles NJ. Slick by Senior Vice
Division Commander Chas. L. Chapple.