The National tribune., 1910-02-24


Ter; Chaplain, Mrs. Adaline Court
Treasurer. Mrs. Belle Richardson; Con
Iductor, Mrs. Carrie Gminer; Guard
Mrs. Ella Chandler; Secretary, Mrs. Al
freda McIntire; Musician, Mrs. Mary
Scott; Press Correspondent, Cora NJ
Evans; Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Ids
Caldwell; Assistant Conductor, Mrs
Anna Cohen; Assistant Guard, Mrs. An
ma Newhall; Color Bearers, Mrs. Nettit
Miller, Mrs. Ella Dakin, Mrs. Victoria
Demarest and Mrs. Carrie Macarthur.
Stanley Post, 2S3, and Ladies of the
C. A. r., of Forest, o., also held join
installation, as follows: Commander
ThOs. Pisel: S. V. c., John Dean; ]. V
C, j. H. Spencer; Adjutant, e. II. Cook
Quartermaster. Rev. d. c. Garrison; o
D.. A. j. Yaut; o. c., Mr.. G. Case
Chaplain, John McMullen.
Officers for Circle: President, Lu'
Alter; S. Y. p, Pena Ash; ]. V. p, Mar
geret Hume; Secretary, Viola Callahan
Treasurer Rosa Mick; Chaplain, Mrs
McMullen; Conductor, Eliza Yaut
Guard, Maud Pisel; Assistant Conduc'
tor, Mary Spidel; Assistant Guard, Sal
lie Callahan.
\. p. Hulburt w. r. c., st. Albans
VT, had Mrs. Florence II. Gates, Past
Department President, as Installing Of
flcer. The following are the officers:
President, Mrs. Jessie Sturtevant; S. v
p, Mrs. Sarah Bascomb; J. V. p, Mrs
! Electa Skinner; Treasurer, Mrs. Ida
Nash; Chaplain. Mrs. Sarah NJ. Shedd;
Secretary, Mrs. Ethel Spaulding; Con-
ductor, Mrs. Kitty Rhoades; Assistant
Conductor, Mrs. Jennie Spaulding;
Guard, Mrs. Eva Smith; Assistant
Guard, Mrs. Lena Hill; Press Core
ispondent, Mrs. Abbie Hill; Patriotic In
structor. Mrs Christine Royce; Musi-
clan, Miss Flossie, spaulding: Color
Bearers. Mrs. Annie Bell. Mrs Charlotte
Ladd. Mrs. Lille Bell Mrs. Kittie War
ner; Delegate, Mrs. Kitty Rhoades; AL
ternate, Mrs. Ida Nash.
The officers of Chamberlin Post and
w. X. c., of St Johnsbury. Vt, had
Col. A. B. Franklin, Department Com
mander. as GInstalling Officer for the
Post, and Mrs. Mary Il. Goodwin acted
in the same, capacity for the Corps:
The officers of the Post are: Com
mander, Elisha May; S. V. c., John
Mcdonald; j. V. C..-F. f. Cobleigh, of
Lyndonville; Quartermaster, G. H.
Woodbury. o. D., Matthew j. Robin
son; Chaplain, Loren Miner; Adjutant,
Charles Ross: Patriotic Instructor, T..
l.. Hovey; Q. NJ. s.. C. Felch; S. NJ, w.
II. H Rollins; O. c., Charles Gorham.
The Corps officers are: President,
Mrs. Sarah Hovey; S. V. p, Mrs. Cora
Hamilton; ]. " p, Mrs Sibyl Young;
Secretary, Mrs. IneZ Adams; Treasurer,
Mrs. Henrietta Gorham; Chaplain Mrs.
Sarah Adams: Conductor, Mrs. Grace
Butterfeld; Assistant Conductor, Mrs.
Jane Morris; Guard, Mrs. Mary Whit
ing; Assistant Guard, Mrs. jeanette
Hall; Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Nellie
NJ Smythe; Press Correspondent, Miss
Annie Carr: Color Bearers, Mrs AbbIe
McCarty. Mrs. Cora Hunter, Mrs. Addie
Page, Mrs. Martha Brownlow; Musi-
clan, Mrs. Mary Green.
LZabeth Circle, 4. Ladies of the G.
A. r., of st. Louis, Mo-, had as their In
stalling Officer Mrs. Katherin Fairback,
Department President who received
the congratulations of many for the
able manner in which she did the work.
President Sadie Haines; S. V. p, Lizzie
Mueller; ]. V. p, Addie Boggs; Chap
lain, Alice Kline; Treasurer, Eliza HUI
bert; Secretary, Mary A. Wanless; Con-
ductor, Marie Collins; Assistant Con-
ductor, Emma Strubel; Guard, Susan,
Sparks; Assistant Guard, Mary Dilling-
ham; Patriotic Instructor, Rosalie Gam
dolfe; Press Correspondent, Mrs. DR..
Shay.
A public installation of the officers
elect of Vosburgh Post, 95, and the
Woman's Relief Corps, 1872, of Peeks-
XIII. N Y, was held at their hall, when
the following-named ladies were in
stalled by Mrs. Ida Shots Pentreath, of
Yonkers: President, Charlotte McChain;
S. V. c.. Jennie Gilbert; J. V. c., Lena
Aschenbrenner; Chaplain, Harriet E.
Barrett, Secretary, Carrie O'Connor;
Treasurer, Lulu E. Baxter; Conductor,
Marionette Calton; Assistant Conductor,
Elizabeth Broadie: Guard, Mary Will
cox; Assistant Guard, Opheiia Buchan-
an; Patriotic Instructor, Louisa Van
Horn; Press Correspondent, Catharine
Mccoy; Color Bearers, Harriet l.. Post,
Emeline Waugh. Elizabeth Montross,
Augusta Lancaster; Musician, Bertha
Siersted; Representative to Department
Louisa Van Horn; Alter
nate Catharine Mccoy.
Commander Hughson then took the
gavel, end Past Commander Homer
Anderson was introduced and did the
officers of the Post for the current year:
George q. Hughson; S. V.
c., jeremiah Curry; ]. v. c., George A.
Cruger; Surgeon, j. Vincent Crawford;
o. D., Henry 8. Free; Chaplain, w.
Augustus Sipperiy: Adjutant, w. j.
CharltOn; Qudrt6rnld6ter, Elias Il. Nc
Chain; o. g. William Lent; Patriotic
H. Anderson; s. NJ, P. F.
Sparks; Q. M. s.. James Terwilliger
The veterans indulged in no speech
making, but aCol. Anderson told a lit
tie story. Some time ago a young lady
from Canada favored the United States
with a visit during one of the Encamp-.I
ments of the G. A. r.. The display of
bunting on all sides was profuse, and
on this our young Northern visitor re-
marked to aifriend, "that all this en-
thusiasm and fuss over the American
Flag is silly and makes me sick. With /
It's red and white stripes it makes me
think Of stick of peppermint candy"
Yes" remarked Senator Hoar who |
overheard the flippant comparison
very true; it makes anybody sick who
tries to lick it,
Mrs. Hannah Coats, Past Department
President installed the officers of John |
A. Logan Circle, Al, of Aurora, Neb.:
President, Clara De Merrandville: S. v |
P, Lydia Willis;sJ. v. p, Hannah Tit
man; Secretary, Hannah Coats; Treas |
lrer, Martha Scofeld; Chaplain, Ada |
Kline; Conductor, Laura George; |
Guard, Martha Woods; Delegates, Es. |
.elle Kaltenbach. Minnie Harper; Pa |
.riotic Instructor, Estella Kaltenbach; |
Press Correspondent Minnie Harper; |
Musician, Louise Wigands.