The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-02-07
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

Green Bay, Wis
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
MICHIGAN
Phil McKernan Post, Mason-Com., ]. III.
Irish; s. V. C.. S. d. Medley; J. V. c. Ara j.
Fem; @. NJ, II. C. Freelsnd; Surg, S.W Ham,
mond; Chap, c. E. Ball; o. d., ID. P. Whiting;
o. G., ii. o. Call.
Orcutt Post, KalamaZoo-Com., Delevan Ar
mold; S. V. C., J. w. Allen; J. V. c., NJ. w. Sey-
mour; @ NJ, E. Shsfer; Adj't q. F. Kidder;
Surg, Freeman Hall; Chap, Charles Forbes;
o. G.. G. w. olvitt; Q. NJ. s., C. w. Barnes; S.
NJ, A. Robbins.
NEW YORK.
Fuller Post, 246, Little valley-Com., c. p.
Rice; s. v. c., Bart Heath; J. V. c., Joseph
Charlesworth Adj't, Martin Sigman; @. NJ,
James III. Watson; Surg, 4. NJ Bailey; Chap,
Emrv Sweetland: O. d., Asa Reed; o. g., Her
mon Borden; s. b., William Dreaver; Q. NJ. s.,
Z. r. Yickery.
Griswold Post, 33s, Troy-Com E. A. Frye;
6. V. c.. Albert Tompkins; J. V. c., Robert
Kerr Surg. c. E. Nichols; Chap Robert Gal
braith; Q. NJ, II. B. Wildmsn; o. d., John
Talmage; o. G., Robert Kline; Adi't, Clark
NJ. Pease; S. NJ, E. s. Bunce; @. M. S., p M.
Wales.
Mutternich Post, 122. Brooklyn-Com., Louis
Finkelmeier; S. V. c., Henry Schaefer; J. V. c.,
John Strouss; Adjt. William Herthe; Q. b.,
Frank Hoelunann; Chap, Baptist Firmbsch I;
O. d.. John Mess; Surg, Valentine Schenk !;
o. e., Charles Eberhardt.
Reno Post. a.. New York City-Com., John
K. Fuller; 6. VIC, VIM. NJ. Reiber; ]. v c.,
Louis ". Larke; @. NJ, John f. Kenyon
Surg, o. B. Douglas; Chap, Frederick H. Pom.
tier; o. d., Edward S. Lord o. G., Charles G..
Reichard.
Moses A. Baldwin Post. 544, Hemstead-Com.,
John Cornelius; s. V. c., Geo. Wheeler; J.v. c..
Thomas +. Gilbert; o. d.. Benis Whaley !;
Surg, Charles Noon; Adj't. Lewis E. Petit;
q. ". Thomas V. Smith o. e.. Rob't j. lilly;
Chap James Bennett; S. NJ, James V. Bour-
dette.
James II. Perry Post, 80. Brooklyn CON-,
E. w. Pipe; s. V. c.. Charles Brewer; J. V. c.,
George Maxwell; @. NJ, James T. Taylor;
Surg, August RHEIMS; Chap. John II. Smith /;
o. d., Lewis +. Sanger 0. g., John r. Max
well.
England Post, I4s. Delhi-COm, R. P. Cor
mack; S V. C., J. Blake; J. V. C.. J. S. Dow /;
&. NJ, j. NJ Gordon; Surg, @. G. Smith; Chap,
Vim. ID. Smith; o. d., I. O'Neal; o. G., II.
Perkins.
Samuel Ackerly Post. 426. Northport-Com.,
NJ B. Chalmers; S. Y. C., Charles Tuthill; J..
V. C.. David Johnson: Chap. n S. Ackerly;
Surg, w. w. Hoadley; o. d.. Jos. Vanderbilt !;
O. g.. NJ. T. Burk; @ NJ. Jonas S. Hiebee;
u n. Y. -.
@. NJ. s. Platt B. Gildersleeve.
Charles II. Burtis Post, 1s5, Brooklyn-Com
David w. Lee; S. V. C.. John c. Osmun; J. "
C., Geo. w. Thomas: Chap. Allen C. Heath @
NJ, James II. Ronalds: O.. d.. Walter Z. Ray /;
O. G., Louis Rodier; Surg. James T. Burdck !;
Adj't, II. II. Hubbell; S. NJ, N. Z. Halsey; Q.
NJ. s, James Hutchinson; o. s., James Ferrous !;
]. s, N. E. II. Halsey.
Mansfield Post, So Brooklyn-Com., Martin
II A n
Charles n. Wheelwright; @ NJ, John Brown;
@. NJ. s.. T. p. Tighe; S. M VIM. p. Kimball;
Surg. Robert ". Guy; o. D., VIM. Gossenz; O.
g.. II. McGlenuan; Adj't, JOS. Covendy; Chap,
JAS. 3. Collins.
Fleming Post 203. DownsviIle-Com., Geo.
r. Bassett; s. V. C., +. Pangborn; J. " C.. w.
j. HOtcbkiss; @ NJ. S. f. Hunter; Surg, w. E.
Holmes; O. d. Z. Hunter; o. G., c. a. Han
ford; Adj't Theron Scott.
OHIO
Cooper Post III, Marion, D., held delight
full meeting at the annual installation of off,
Gers, aud the comrades happily surprised their
newiy-elected Commander. Realizing that lie
was great friend of the ladies, cordial invi-
tatiOD WAS extended 10 the Ladies of the
GAR. and TO the ladies of the Womans Re-
lief Corps TO attend his induction into Office.
although public installation was not on the
published program. They responded in force
quarters at the time the Installing Officer was
to be received, and by neat and eloquent adj
dress of welcome by the retiring Commander,
w. III. McClure, were introduced and seated
After the installation ceremonies, conducted by
the Surgeon-General OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, a social session was opened and the
comrades aud ladies participated in Campfire
speeches. interspersed with choice selections of
vocal and instrumental music. sumptuous
repast was served, consisting Of the richest
viands the country could produce, prepared 10
the hight of culinary art for the occasion.
After a very pleasant and social time the COM
rades aud their guests returned to their homes
At late hour, feeling glad that they were
American citizens and lived in the best country
on The face of the earth, made SO by the heroism
ing officers were installed: CON-, James n.
Foster; S. v e., g. Harberson; ]. " c., T. J.
Monroe; Adj't. ii. Jump; Surg, J. 7. Martin;
q. NJ, VIM. c. Rapp; Chap, ID. L. Sellers; o.
ID, J. y. King; o. g., ii. III. Trey; s. NJ, Milton
Marsh; Q. N. s.. Clark Dix.
Spangler Post, 80, Bellair-Com., J. w. Mer-
rell; S. v. C.. J. l.. Lancaster; J. v. c.. II. p.
Rolls; Adj't, A. Hoar; Q. NJ, w. II. Thomp-
son; Surg, Vim. Lloyd; Chap, A. Redeur: o.
d.. II. c. Kemple; o. O., o. C. Jones; S. II, ].
b. Gibson; q NJ. s.. K. Darby.
Dick Lambert Post. 1885, Ironton-Com. W.
S. Merrill; S. V. C., John A. Jones; ]. v. c.,
John Massey; Surg. ]. s. Henry; Chap, Jas
A. Kelley; q. NJ, Jake Emmons; @. M. s. w.
w. Lambert; AdJt. Joseph Logged; S. NJ, Rich
ard Baum; o. d., 0. A. Vincent; o. G., James
Roberts