The National tribune., 1896-03-19
PASSING IN REVIEW.

Mrs Emma j. saunders. 1hree RIVERS, Mass,
would like to exchange Petersoa's Magazine
from 1854 to 1890 for copies of Babyhood. which
she may read to her little children. She is the
wife of George Sanders, Co. B. 57th and o9th
Mass, who has been a NATIONAL TRIBUNE
reader for years. and she adds, I'VE think we
could not 10 without it,
O. +. Morton, Oakland, Nd, would like
L.H.W. correspondents. Secretary Seaman
forwards his name as thorough American,
member of the II. E. Church, and good letter
writer.
Jessie A. Landon, Etna. Ark, would ex-
change postal autographs with friends of the
&C and L.H.W.
Charles r. Mcintyre, Sikeston, No., new
member Of the /. w, would greatly appreci-
ate letters from &C. and L.H.W. friends, par
ticularly in Illinois and Indiana. In reply TO
his inquiry we would say the silver badge
will be forwarded by THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
on receipt OF 81.
Mrs. C. M. Evans Palo, Mich, desires the
address OF tue young woman with SICK brother
who has flower seeds to sell.
All who would contribute to the l.. NV. flag
fund. for placing flags over school houses in the
South, may send the same to Mary l.. Best.
Treasurer. Stoneham. Mass
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
Comrade w. O. Pierce, of Winchester. writes
| rs follows: Three hundred copies of the Lii
bretto On to Louisville have been placed IN
my hands for gratuitous distribution among
the Loyal Home Workers. The libretto was
published by the Indiana Division, Sons OF
Veterans, and rendered with fine success at the
National Encampments at Louisville and Knox
VILE
1t is in book FORM with artistic title page
embellished by the half.tone portrait of Past
Commander in Chief w II. Bundy. and nine
other portraits of distinguished Sous of Vet
L. 6 L. - 10 nf
song and chorns.' in FIVE parts: The Soldiers
FAREWELL Railroad Song and Chorus"
Prayer Reception and Greeting The Ban
ner of Beauty and Glory and a supplement-
containing two new songs-'The Flag of Our
Fathers and Lincolns Prayer
- ond a 2-ceRt stamp to pay for postage and
wrapping, giving postoifice address. with Town,
County and State. OF all applications sent
after the 300 are exhausted, the postage will
be turned over to the Treasurer of the LII w.
for the good of the Order. First ordering first
served. Address w. o. Pierce, Box "a, VIM
chester, Ind"
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
HEADERS LH.W., 5l61 MINERVA AVE,
ST. LOUIS, March 10, 1896 J
If no protest is made to the following appli-
cants within one week from date they will be
enrolled into membership of the L.H.W.:
Gny Piympton, w. Decatur Pa; Rose Drink
water, Norfolk, Conn; Edith NJ. Stickles, Tor
rington, Conn.,; Jessie II. Lannon, Etna. Ark;
0ren +. Morton, Vt. Lake Park, Nd; Florence
Crabb, Lima, o.; Vivian Agnew, Irondale. 0.
From present indications this will be the
banner year for the l.. w. The old members
are being aroused to new energy, and new
members are coming in steadily, making good
average. Let every L.H.W. pledge himself to
obtain at least one new member.
Respectfully submitted
Amos L. Seaman, Secretary.
L.H.w. NOTES.
Secretary Amos l.. Seaman reports the out
look for the /. H. W. as very bright. The inter
est is taking on solid appearance, and sure to
crystalline into the vital work of Progress and
Patriotism
Secretary Seaman writes that members seem
to have misunderstood the Letter Circle scheme.
The point is this: When six or eight members
combine to form Circle they should send him
the names and he will number the Circle and
record It, He cannot make up Circles from
single names sent
Our National Chaplain, Frank McMHrray,
as his wife has been quite i'll and he is by no
means in health himself. He will have the
prayers and sympathies Of all.
CONNECTICUT STATE CIRCLE.
The semi-annual meeting of the Connecticut
State Circle, l.. H.W.. held at the homo of j. T.
Haght. Torrington. numbered Representatives
from Norwak, Waterbury. Ansonia. Housa-
tonic, New Britain. Forestvile. and Norfolk
President kellogg presided over the business
meeting with all officers present except the
Chaplain. Greetings read from absent
friends. Sister Culver read paper on patriot
ism, which was warmly received, and il was
voted that sic forward it to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for publication. Voted to hold the
annual meeting at Rock Grove in July.
There WAS All interesting evening meeting of
songs and Rotations. closing with America"
Reported by J. 6. Twining. Secretary.
NEVILLE CIRCLE, LB.w.
j. B. Twzddle. Pravo, O., is one Of the stir
ring Buckeye workers. He was made Presi-
dent Of Nerille Circle. LH.W.. held at Steu-
beuville on Washington's Birthday. Anna
Bowers, Reels Mills, was elected Vice-P
dent, and J. 5. Agnew, Irondale, Secretary aud
Treasurer
The President urges every member OF the
L.H.W. in that part OF the State to forward his
or her name for enrolment in Neville Circle,
No /. All names received By April i will be
enrolled as charter members.
Notice for next meeting will appear in THE
NATIONAL TEIB-HE. In closing a call for the
&C. and L.lI.W. to rally to Neville standard,
the President says;
We cannot engage in a nobler cause than
that of Progress and Patriotism. Our motto
Pro Patra, or For onr country" ought TO
nerve us on and help US to stand by the flag
for which our fathers endured so many hard
ships; TO do honor to the living heroes and
tribute 10 the dead. / implore you as patriots
10 answer here TO the rol-call and attend
our coming meeting"