The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1907-04-18
Kansas-Addie Benjamin. Nickerson:

hanSdS-AO01e benjamin. NlCkerSOH,
Cornelia Ross. Fort Dodge.
Maine-Charlotte ID. Flynn. Bangor:
Margaret E. Shea, Berwick; Eliza beth
NJ. w. Goss. Berwick: Lena Talbot Far
mum, East Wilton; Rose Burnell
Graham, Cumberland Mills.
Maryland-AnnieM NJ. Sparmaker. Bal
timore: Maggie Sunstrom. Baltimore;
Mary Myer, Baltimore; Amelia Galster,
Baltimore; Josephine Dietrich. Balti-
more: Rebecca s. Arnold. Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures f. Smith.
Addie M. Heustis, Athol: Ella X. Boss.
Fitchburg: Susan E. Sheldon, Rockland;
Almeda G. Mann. Conway: Mary Ores
ser Boynton, Groton; Nettie M. Lam
bert, Campello; Helen A. Tower. Han
over; Alice E. Chapman. Springfield:
Annie L. Bell. Milford: Susie A. Crosby.
Wakefield: Caroline r. Morse. Cam
bridge; Myra Taylor, Baldwinsville.
Michigan-Vina e. Redfield, Jackson:
Quinby. Saginaw; Della B. Dean, Ann
Arbor; Adelia Colvin. Brant: Louisa A.
Turck, Alma; Fannie X. Brubaker, Har-
Dor Springs; Lizzie p. NJ. Buck, Iron
wood; Elmira Morse. Lowell: Laura
Hayes. East Tawas; Carrie F. Mcintyre.
Kalamazoo; Alice Meachem, Bannister.
Missouri-Ida L. Barrett. Kansas
BaZzall, Kansas City.
Nebraska-Julia s. Bowen, Hastings;
Nettie Johnson, Fullerton; Minta Gay,
Fremont.
New Jersey-Rosa c. Case, Fleming
| ton: Mary Stansfield. Paterson; Mary
Smith, Plainfield; Annie NJ. Sparmaker,
Trenton; Mary Jenkens. Jersey City;
| Mary j. Van Ripper, Paterson; Sarah
Manley. Plainfield; Eliza Adams. Jersey
City.
New York-Caroline v. Cornwell, Sy-
racuse; Magdalena Boyer, Buffalo;
Martha E. Rivers, Hon: Carrie Seaver,
New York City; Emma J. Waterbury.
New York City: Sarah L. Holmes, New
York City; Maggie Hotaling. Albany;
Page. Brooklyn.
Ohio-Mary c. Holm, Mansfield: Hat
tie p Niman, Mansfield; Emma Hodson,
Pioneer; Rosa Mayer, Mount Gilead:
Elizabeth Jeffers. Columbus; Mary v.
Moore, GAINESVILLE: Sarah M. Rhodes
xenia; Mary Proctor Wilson, Lebanon.
Oregon-Jennie c. Pritchard, Port
land
Pennsylvania-Glend Carpenter
YOUNGSTOWN.
Potomac-Mary Macintosh. Corinne
| Strickland. Nora B. Atkinson. Gertrude
Morgan, Margaret A. Walker. Cora l.
Smith, Julia Roberts, all of Washington
Rhode Island-Emma F. Brown
Pawtucket: Mary L. Thurber, Pawtuck-
| ct; Mary L. Palmer. Providence; Mary
A. Winsor. Providence.
South Dakota-Nellie Chapman. Alex
| andria; Mary Corkhill, Parker; Ella
Fitzgerald. Lenox: Alice Gilman. Cham
berlain: Lucy A. Morrill,. Lake Preston;
Mamie NJ. Moore, Mitchell; Opphia
Spaulding, Canastota.
Texas-May Gensel, Denison; Sarah
Hoyt. Fort Worth; Maggie Melville. San
| Antonio; Maud Green. Houston; Lena
| l.. Smith. Beaumont.
Vermont-Helen M. Newman. Frat
tleborO: Anna B. Harris, Putney: Mary
T. Lyman. Rutland.
Washington and Alaska-Emily
Chambers. North Yakima; Anna Bush
Bracket. Hoquiam.
| Wisconsin-Jennie n. Luther, Madi-
son; Sarah e. Canes, Fox Lake; H
Louise Rumble, Milwaukee; Irene Wood.
ward, Waupaca.
Detached Corps-Mary E. Rich. Tam
pa, Fla; Caroline Herbert. Alamogordo
N. M; Caroline Eiey, Hampton. Va;
Nellie Williams, Baton Rouge. La: Mil
| lie NJ. Collier. Leland, Miss; Anna B
HILL Sloan Springs. Ark: Pauline VIII
Hams, Vfdalia, La: Ida NJ. Cole. Balti-
more. Md: Edith A. Cooley, Newbern
N. C.; Agnes E. Pease, Salt Lake City
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{ These officers will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly. Aids will report
at once for duty to National Chief OF
Staff Florence o. McCleland, 233 South
Leavitt street. Chicago. Ill.,. who will
notify National Headquarters. and their
commissions will then be forwarded
Badges can be procured thru their Corps
| Treasurers.
The National President admonishes
these appointees that the duties of Ma
| tional Aids are not merely honorary
and the position should be accepted
| with determination to be an Aid in
| every sense the word implies.
Department Presidents are requested
to send both National and Department
General Orders to all National Aids in
their respective Departments.
The National President announces
that Lizabe'h A. Turner. Past National
President, w. r. c., is much improved
| in health. 1t is the earnest prayer OF
every member of the Order that her re-
cOvery be speedy and complete. She +
! so much improved as to be able to &C
! to Andersonvillc.
Owing to the death of s. A. Darnell
Past Department Commander of c.. A
| R.. Atlanta. Ga, and first member o!
| Advisory Poard of Andersonvifle Prison
E. B. Stillings, Boston. Mass, Pas,