The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-01-28
Rose. n. A. Hanson, b. Mason; Chap, L r.
williams; First Sergk II. q. Harlow.

Williams; First Serg'k b. q. Harlow.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Gen. s. C. Lawrence Camp, 81. Medford-
Capt. J. Fred Tilden; First Lieut., Fred l..
Robinson; Second Lieut., Fred Bieham Coun-
Gil, S. w. Lawrence VIM. ]. Bean, NJ. J. heaiy.
Doveus Camp. 20. Upton-Cs2s, 81. A. Cor,
bin; First Lieut.. Eugene Southland; Second
Lieut., Icon Childs; Council, Edward Aldrich,
Frank Despeaux, Chas. Stone.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul Camp. 1, Of 81. Paul, has decided to
attend the Buffalo Encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. The drill team Of this
Camp secured first prize at st. Joseph, Mo-,
Minneapolis and White Bear Lake, in competi-
tive drills, and has taken practice march OF
80 miles across the country.
NEW JERSEY.
James A. Garfield Camp, 4, Trenton-Capt..
+. B. Margenem; First Lieut.. James Royle {;
Second Lieut.. Chas. Bousenberry; Council, FL.
ID. Williams, Aug. X. Hendley. Aaron g. Gil
bert; Chap, ii. ID. Williams; First Serg't, j.
L. Roger. A member writes: "One year ago
Gen. james A. Garfield Camp, 4. was mustered
into the Sons of Veterans. I think that the
Order at large should know of US. as we have
made ourselves heard and felt in this city to
the credit Of ourselves and our noble Order.
We have had q good deal to contend with, bub
believing that those who do right will succeed,
we have triumphed in making our Camp an in
stitution which demands the respect and honor
Of ALL Through the efiortsof Past Capt j. L.
Reeger, Brothers John 8. Williams, Herbert ID
Williams, and Elmer b. Margenum this Camr
was organized. these brothers having with
drawn from Camp ). They have builded we'll
as the condition Of the Camp shows. we wer'
inspected last Fall, and received the average
100, Lieut.. Col fremont Tietz being the inspect
| ing officer"
| Person Camp. 9, Bloomfeld-Capt., John N
DeIhagen; First Lieut., Theodore Z. Jones; sec
ond Lieut.. F. Mccormick; Chap, g. Florus
| First Serg't, F. II. Yereance; Council, Elmer
Drew. G. Williams, James Delhageu.
| Hugh C. Irish Camp. 8, Paterson-Capt.
l Francis H. Mcbride; First Lieut., John r
| Rea Second Lieut., John A. f. Ritter; CAM
| Council, Robert z. Van Houton, Samuel Par
ker, VIM. II. Alderman Chap, Jno W. Mase
| ker; First Serg't, John J. Mcbride. At re
cent meeting Serg't Pollitt presented q state
ment of the receipts and expenditures durini
| the year 1896, giving in detail the source of in
come and the direction of expenditure. TIL
| entire receipts were $s76.23 From dues. $3l3
95; muster fees, $l4; seventh annual fair. S443
| 80; miscellaneous. $10496. The expenses were
Paid on account of old debts, $337.21; rem
$112.50; per capita tax. S68.63; music, $3.50
Fourth of July, Lincoln's and Washington
Birthdays Committees, 1894 uniforms, $751;
salaries $45; miscellaneous, $150.92. Th
Camp owes on sundry accounts $3.50 but ha
against this in real estate S., 500, and in pei
sonal property $2506. Hugh c. Irish Camp
| now, and has been since 1890, the wealthies
Camp in the Order. Its prospects, for the fu
ture are excellent. It has stood the fnancis
stress of the past three years, and comes GU
sound and whole, with the promise of man
veara of usefulness before it.