The National tribune., 1900-05-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE ORDERS.
Bows Of 81 to ,e6 Meet at Concord

The 33d Annual Encampment of the GA. r
Of New Hampshire and the goth Annual Con
vention of the W.R-C. met in Concord. April Is
Other New Hampshire loyal Orders held session:
on the same date.
Commander Horace L. Worcester presided a
the G.A.R sessions, and presented an able report
Regarding dropped and suspended members
he said: While fully believe all possible e6or
should be made to regain all worthy dropped and
suspended members, believe greater effort should
be made TO retain those who through long years
of labor in our Order have shown their love foi
and interest in ii, now crippled by disease OF
wounds, are unable TO pay their dues and too
proud 10 ask for aid. Let us scan the roll care
fully, and in all worthy cases exercise that divine
principle Of our Order, Charity in their behalf
and remit their dues that they may be borne to
their final resting place under the folds OF the dear
old flag they loved SO WELL for which they Sacri-
feed so much"
The subject of pensions was taken up by the
Commander who fully indoTsed the bill drafted
by the National Pension Committee Of the G. A. r.
The W.R-C., Daughters OF Veterans and Sons
OF veterans were warmly praised IoT their deyo-
ton to the GAR. and assistance rendered needy
comrades.
The following resolution on pensions was
edopted:
sentedi in this Encampment indorse the action of
the Chief and the committee ap-
pointed by the last National Encampment at
Philadelphia in their efforts by bill which they
have prepared and presented to Congress to Sc
cure Just construction of the pension act of 1890
and also the establishment of Court of Appeals
and that a copy of this resolution be sent TO each
of our Senators and Representatives in Con
gresS
These officers were elected Com, D. T. Proctor,
Wilton; S. v. C., Alanson C. Haines. Newmarket;
j. V. G, VIM. S. Carter, Lebanon; Medical Di-
rector. Granville p Conn, Concord; Chap, Geo.
w. Paften; peterborough Council OF Admins
tration. Edward u. Parker. Nashua; Henry o.
Kent Lancaster: E. A. Badger, Lakeport; j. II.
IbampIey Laconia; John Y. Crane, Hillsborough-
Ghas- e Bartlett, Derry Depot; Hanson II.
Young, Bamstead Center; Chas NJ Jones,
Dover Dover Andrew J. Bennett Manchester; Geo. II.
I1bbetis, Laconia- Alternates. Wm. y. Nevens
Sackett Barnstead Center; Thos. j. Virgins,
Manchester; John O'Connor, Laconia-
woMAN's RELIEF CORPS.
The w.R.C elected the following officers:
Pres, Mrs. Emma Tebbetts. Laconia; S. V p,
Kate l.. Perkins, Marrow: Sec, Mrs Elyira 4.
Wilkins, Iaconia; Treas, Mrs katherine Nc
Loughlin, Laconia; Chap. Mrs. Lizzie Poole
Jairey; ms, Mrs. Clara I. Blanchard Bradford.
Counsellor, Mrs. Minnie \. Dana. Manchester;
Insttuting and Installing Officer Mrs. Annie
v iison, Lancaster. Executive Board Pauline
Evans, Concord; Sarah Z. SaClictt. Center Barn
stead; LYDIA f. FaTnun West Concord; Ella A.
Davis, Rochester; Kate c. Mcadcr North Haver-
hih Delegate a Large, Lydia a. Scott Man
chester; Associate Delegates. Mrs Julia Gansby,
Coiebroob; Ella l.. Severance Lebanon: Mary 4
Bartlett Londonderry; Leuua B. Mccoy, Man
chester.
SONS OF VETERANS.
The New Hampshire Encampmcnt elected these
officers: Com, W. II. Blake. Concord: S Y. C.,
W A.Styles, Reeds Ferry: !. V g. l. Il Little.
Troy. Council. T. H. Folsom Dover: r. H. Me
GGregor. Manchester; 4. II: wnn, Somersworth:
Delegatc-at Large. DIR. ". H. Price Dover:
Alternate, Sanford L. CLARK, Pcnacopls: Delegate,
arthur l.. Ordway, Manchester; Alternate. ~
harden Concord
DAUGHTERS or vETERANs.
This Order elected the following officers. Pres
Nj Augusta Clark Manchester S. V p Mrs
Jennie McMufphy, Concord: j. V p Mrs.
Maud hmldon. Nashua: Chap Edith Bride
Concord: Treas. Miss Clara de Mnulpied Man.
chester; ms, Miss Mary a. Keenan,. Concord;
I and l. Officer, Miss Amy T. Lull Concord
Council, Mrs. Lottie Cafrey, Mancheste., Miss
Matte Manning, Manchester, Miss Eva En-
MONS Nashua