The National tribune., 1897-02-11

John F. Andrew Camp, 96. Bostou-Capt.
Roger 8. Sumner; First Lieut.. Gilbert p
Browne; Second Lieut., u. 8. g. Currier; Camp
Council, A. J, Callishsn, 8. w. Houston, G. L.
Kelsur.
julius w. Monroe Camp, 116. Hanson-Capt,
Ea"ip +. Clark Frat Lieut., II. A. Baker;
Second Lieut., Clinton Calder; First Ssrg't
Charles Z. Ford.
MICHIGAN.
Gen. ". T. Sherman Camp, 81. st. Joseph
Capt, Fred. NJ c. Calender; First Lieut.,
Joha E. Riley; Second Lieut. Henry Ditch;
Chap, F. 0. Stowel: First Serg't, A. L. Vcrsaw.
Brother Versaw writes: while many of the
Camps of Michigan Division have seccumbeS. to
the depressing times the members of No. 81
have stood faithfully by their colors until
victory has perched upon her banner. and the
new year bognn with new officers new energy
and new life. Although this Camp has not
entirely escaped the effects of the depressing
times 1t has added to its record new laurels
and another year of life and enterprise"
Gen. f. Mix Camp. T. Fennvile-Capt., VIM.
II. Stow First Lieut.. A. O. Kingsbury; Sec.
ond Lient. George Sargent; First Serg't, A. c.
Stow; Council, &. N. Davis, Ed Bryan. George
Seely.
NJ stevens; First Lieut.. f. c. Krapf, Second
Lieut., g. II. Ailmandinger Chap, p. S. Hud-
| son; First Serg't, w. Ii. Krapf; Council, w.
| o. Thomas. &c. Krapf, Dan Turner
Byington Camp 80. Battle Creek-Capt.. F.
T. Raynor; First Lieut., Chas. Searles; Second
| Lieut, E. II. Collier. jr.: Chap, w. L. Raynes;
| First Serg't. w. r. Roberts; Council, J. o.
| Barden. II. o. Herrick Chas. Seares.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul Camp. /, st. Paul, will celebrate the
| 18th anniversary of its organization Feb. %.
lac IN %
and made some interesting remarks, assuring
the members that he was much pleased with
| what the Camp had accomplished in the past.
| and that he would be pleased to aid their
| patriotic work in the future.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The next annual Encampment of the New
| Hampshire Division will be held at Plymouth,
April % and "a. Capt. ID. II. McLein writes
| that r. 0. Wright Camp is making preparations
to entertain visiting brethren.
Senior Vice Division Commander E. e.
Mitchell, Of Camp 6, Meredith, who has been
suffering with a broken leg. has resumed bis
duties as Superintendent of the Meredith
| Shook and Lumber Co.
| There are good prospects of organizing a
| Camp at Bristol in the near future.
Past Colonel c. II. Little, of w. w. Brown
Camp, !, Manchester. is quite prominent men,
Der of the State Legislature, and is Chairman OF
|
Past Capt. Chamberlain, of Pennacook, is
another bright young member of the House of
Representatives.
r. o. Wright Camp. II. Plymouth-Capt., ID.
| II. McLinn; First Lieut., M. A. Morrison !;
Second Lieut., A. B. Farnum; Council, L. 8.
Eastman, g. E. Upper. z. B. Eastman Chap,
c. E. Chandler; First serg't, B. c. Smith.
NEW JERSEY.
Division Commander James b. Adams, in last
Division Orders, suggests that one way the Sons
of Veterans may help the old soldiers is by
working for the passage of bill introduced in
the New jersey Legislature providing for the
erection and maintenance Of Home for veter-
ans and their wives widowed mothers and
widows Of soldiers and sailors who served hon.
orably during the war of the rebellion. Another
bill that the Sons Of Veterans are asked to sup
port is one providing for resident physician
at the Home in Kearny. To secure united
action in these matters Past Division COM
mander George w. Pollitt has been named as
| Chairman of q committee to consist of one
member from each Camp in this Division.
| Capt. Ezra T. Beers, of Trenton, writes that
Ferd. V. Dayton Camp 5. will present the name
of Past Capt. Charles Y. Crosdale for Division
| Feb. IL. Brother Crosdale is we'll known in
New jersey, having been Junior Vice Com
mander and Senior Vice Commander of the
| Division.
NEW YORK.
John c. Shots Camp. 2, Yonkers: Capt,
Joseph Andrews. jr.; First Lieut., Frank E.
McCaul; Second Lieut., Norman Vietch Chap.
Jerome Ryer; First Serg't, George Poene !;
| Camp Council. John Andrews, William 81. Lent
| and J. Porter Freeman.
| Reed Camp IL, Phelps-Capt., G. M. Handy,
First Lieut., s. j. Dennis; Second Lieut., Ar
thur Cox; Chap, d. II. Hawley; First Serg't,
| Fred Severance.
| R. v. Young Camp, 20, Brooklyn-Capt
| Wilson R. Mendell First Lieut., Wm.V. Nuhn !;
Second Lieut., VIM. P. Brown. Council. Theo
Mickelfelder jr., George Washington Toell, J.
H. Bullwinkle; Chap, J. p. Mendell; First
| Serg't. JOS. 8. AnDatOyne. Past Commander
in Chief Geo. w. Marks assisted by Lieut. Col.
| VIM. Estes, installed the officers.
OHIO.
! Muskingum Camp, SO. Zanesville-Capt.,
Frank o. Spalding; First Lieut.. Adrian Nc
Bride; Second Lieut., Bernard Namely !;
Council. John S. Black, w. A. Carroll, C. a..
Watts; Chap, c. II. Watts; First Serg't, II. B.
Mangold.
| Col. Bossett Camp, lot, Cincinnati-Cspt.,
| Will NJ. Hoover; First Lieut., Henry E. Kohl.
ing; Second Lieut., W. s. Heckendorn Chap,
John Thomas Booth First serg't, Clifford j.
Simpkins; Council. W. s. Heckendorn. John
B. Deering, Samuel J. KELVIN.
John s. Townsend Camp, 1Os. Frost-Capt.,
A. L. Conklin; First Lieut.. NJ. F. Frost; Sec
ond Lieut., 8. r. Doan; Chap, ID. H. Roberts
| First Serg't Frank Doan; Council, Henry
Patten, Ed Barrows and d. II. Roberts.
PENNSYLVANIA
Union Volunteer Camp, 1O2. Mead ville-Capt.,
Henry w. Raynor First Lieut., Albert E. Poole
Second Lieut.. Walter F. Eich; Chap, Silas F.
Seavy; First Serg't, w. II Barnes; Council, j.
Jesse A. Kern. Slas F. Seavy. Clayton Herring
ton. Serg't w. B. Barner writes: THE Camp
conducted concert on Jan. /, from which we
netted $25. Thirteen members now belong to
| the Death Benefit Association. The Camp at
tended banquet given by Peffer Post, 331
After the installation of the officers of the Post,