The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-20
ANNUAL REUNION
OF THE SECOND BRIGADE
General Order No. A.

Oca1a, Fla, Aug. 20, 1910.
1st. The 18th annual meeting and re-
union of the Second Brigade, Florida
Division, u. c. ", will convene at
10 a. M, and will be in session two days
Gainesville, Florida, September 81. 1910,
as per such program as may be pre-
pared by Stonewall Camp, No. 143S, U.
c. ", of Gainesville, Fla
End. All Confederate Veterans, Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, Sons of Vet
Grams, the Major General and Brigadier
Generals, and all Past Major Generals,
and Past Brigadier General of Florida
are cordially and fraternally invited to
meet with us on that occasion and par
ticipate with us in our deliberations.
3rd. Each Camp is entitled to one
delegate for every twenty members in
good standing, and one additional dele
gate for fraction of ten or more MEM
bers; provided, that every Camp in
good standing is entitled to at least
two delegates. The Commanders of
Camps have authority to appoint dele
gates where their Camps fail to elect
them.
18th. AS soon as delegates are elected
the Adjutants of Camps will at once
report their names and those of alter
headquarters.
5th. The Commanders and Adjutants
of Camps are reminded that their an
nual reports to Adjutant General Lieu
tenant Colonel Alfred Aver, at Ocala,
Fla, were due March IS, 1910, many of
which have not been received. Com
manders of Camps and Adjutants are
also reminded that these reports are
cn int
are hereby requested to see to it that
prepared and sent in at once, together
with the annual dues of ten cents per
capita for each member, so as to ena-
BILE him to use them in preparing his
annual report for the Brigade at it's
annual session. In these reports the
names of the Commander and Adjutant,
their postoffice address, the date of
regular meetings, the whole number of
members, the changes of membership
during the year, together with the
names of those who have died, dis
charged or dropped, with cause, fur
lOughed or transferred. to what Camp,
should be mentioned, also any matter
of general interest relating to the
Camp, that has occurred during the
year. 1t is due the Camps to state that
some have sent in the ten per cent
per capita tax, some only five per cent,
others nothing. Ten per cent. per cap
ita tax is the amount fixed by the Bri-
gade at it's last reunion.
9Th. A formal application has been
made to the railroad authorities for the
usual rate of one cent per mile for a
round trip ticket to all persons attend
ing the reunion from all points of the
state, which doubtless will be given.
7th. Sponsors and Maids of Honor
for the Brigade. Stonewall Camp and
the two Chapters of the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy of Gainesville,
will be announced later.
8th. Let all Camps place themselves
in good standing, send their full quota
OF delegates, and by their presence
make this meeting one of the most en-
thusiastfc and best in the history of the
Second Brigade.
My Staff Officers and Aid de Camps
are expected to honor the occasion with
their presence.
BY order of H. W. Long,
Brigadier General Commanding.
Official: Alfred Aver,
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff