Tem, Candy, mid. Variety,
-4Womm:ea Temperance Prayer meeting
Mre. Jerre Lyons' this afternoon,
—Mr. Jahn B. Graham cheera the printer
by leaving a basket of fine tomatoes at oar res.-
—Mr. Henry Cruaer has the largest Mit
hard squash on his vines: that we have seen in
many a day.
—Dr. D. &Lathrop has 'ken layinealnew
' sidewalk along his pretnises at the ifoot of
Chestnut street. '
-- 7 —Mr. Mason Wilson is - movink 'his barn
on Chestnut' i3treet preparatory io'ereCting a
new dwelling house on the site.
Mra H.. Drinker i►as given..4l,otiowarde,
the erection of .a.,depyt-:at - the tertnitays'offtba
Montrose Ratilwi►y on•Zhe'p:ank'road
.—,--The!fgenatoritil :,'onferees 'for iftsituehan
na.COuntparei Abner Griffie' and xt.korge R.
F.farvey. , • Alternates Roger S. *.darle and
ThomSs Mathews. „ •.,
The clniiirman: of The latailentues.ratic cOniten
tton, cif this county, appointed ' tha . following
congressionl . conf f etees, R. T, W.M.
Post;.r. 13...140116p and
, . ,
-=----Mr. Avery Fink agreed* give $lOO tor
~ .
a ride over the Montrose itailwty when it was
completed.. He paid the awlrnilast week and
took his Tide on his' way to II to Centennial.
• i---,--;Jerre of 'Briagelcv*ter, - skilled a
crane. last week.t4ttneasured T tix and one half
feet frontip: - to -tip of las IViVi6 . fll4:llv , e feet
front his toek'to - •tlie tip' Of bill. He looks
about.as lank - note as the iixtrtige Grant Re
publinait does. •
.
Tire Ward Hotse at'Tiawarida;
ly tl6troyed by fire at ahogig - o'clock' Friday
afternoon hist and a drug.-..4iN..e . racijointhi, the
property of , Fornifszt , Portez, Of Lin ta..1. - 1.05.0,
was ba . dly hi) u Thi fir 6. 4righiatedironi:
defectiv,e..chimney =Blast of , tire furniture vita_
Catholie - Society of Triendsville
have 'deunonstrated.4a large , amount of public
spirit,in the erecticc of oneief the finest public
halls-in the county., I:llCupperistory is used by
the Catholic Tempa,ranee - SqcietY and the low
er rooin..is intended for a:library Loom. It is
finished in a very islegant.4zatnner.
—..An adjourned August , court commenced
this - week with Jute • I ‘Williami t h of Tioga court
ty, preciding. Judge William:3'ls natt i ive of this
county, being a son of Reter, Williamt, of ilar-.
ford. tie stands higb on the judical iSench and
his abiliity is manifest in the executive manner
in he expedites,husins.
-, r •—• The Montreee .andeßridgewater Tilden
and Hendricks club-hadurvery full meeting on
Saturday evening lest and They were treated to
a vdry , eloquent and:impressive address frornß.
B. Little, esq, which , was , well deficed,and :very ,
lucidly presented the : important . issues of the
day. -Several new members were enrolled.--
The club adjourned - to -meet on . Saturday eve
ning next....
,~,
i.
~~,
~ i.~
Losier, 1111 S been beautifying Ills
premises oil the corner of INorth 3lam t _and
Fair sucets, with artistic ..Walks and other im
provemeLts. He has alsO -brought the public'
under great obligations :in, raking off the stone
from the road to - the .County. Fair Gronuds‘
He hailruide a road, that was almost unbearable
beforeea pleasure to .ride bit. It also shows
what aJittle work would ~.do tor- all our roads
in removing the loose -stone. • •
1 I 1 , ,
4 —Bev. Frank Bullard •
is,spending a few
f 4 weekslit Montrose, his native!Montrose, town, with his
.';'
•
father,&Y. Bullard. Ile
.officiated idthe desk
tile'
f , r at St. Pant's church' last 43iinday morning and
k.:,..it
Jo); - evening. ;.in the evening a collection was
-taken
!
fttl: up" for the special benefit of his mission work,
y,.. which .be is' engaged in at:Korth Platte, Ne,
iF braska,and the congregation; gave expression
m it to their „.4gh. appreciation ohhiro and his effi
1 ,,,,,
'f,t , cient christian work by a , contribution of over
V $1,40. This must be cheering to him as well as
OA gratifying-to ins friends. ' - •
-- 0 i 4. --The, Catholic Society +known' as ';The
q, Building.A.ssCciation" which 'has been organiz.-
~1;
ed for the purpose of secuiringtoOns to erect a
church in 211ontrose, held a ,picnic on the Fair
Grounds on erbursday last. Notwithstanding
the day was ,Anpropitioui ,in:themorning, the
•eather beingithreatening, the affair was a re
•kable snouts. It was .a .quiet, pleasant
terlng.replete With social .ekif.sutent and,
at is more interesting the ; ispiiteds 'amount
to $350. lids is. a matter ,ot- interest, to the
le of this Jason for it is ‘the(character of
peopip ,that, when they. 4o ,things they
't do them by ,haives and the •church they
td wilCalterefore.be an orimalmt.to ofir_bor-
—Friendaville people are midtgtwake in
Tilden and liendecks 119prtalnas:ement as
fully manifested by tbe4inge„and.enthusi
c meeting held there
,im_ila*.day.evening .
eime teams
different sections to the nusinber of te
two and &rep )2UudTed 4ml 4 mow quiet
orderly gathering eciild - ,not be Tonnd in
section. They • manifested a disposition,
h isetmendahle in American citizens,
they 43. bed* infringed and wovid at:
vely lis tln to . flank dismission on natienal
-re irreepscgirC 'oi Parilean y.bias. Thp
g was addresagvi by E:O'Neill esq Saul
•at considerable length - nth both nation
d home issues were pointedly presOtai
eceived in the spirit, 'whichilanis intended :
al names, were - added:to ,the chub which
numbers one,h4dred men:them.
; rico Tgotivas.—The Catholic Building So.
ot2liontrose, hereby tender their`hearty
s to the offiCers of the Agricultural_klocie
,r their kindness in giving the Fair
ds to:bold theirpiento. ,on Sept. 7,1876.
tbq yOWIR ladies for their kind and et
assistance; and to all who attended, for
conduct and good, ; ,.ibasior:.on ,the
, -..7 1 #.E.',it.
1 `„';L
MEMMI
..;,-,;T,, - ; :...-.,i:. - `i.:.i- - `;'''. - il..
BASKET lONIC- Middletown
,Grange, No.,
112, will hold a basket picnic itt Middletown:
Centre, on Wednesday; Sept. 20th. A general
invitation is 'Cordially, e tended, both to mem- .
bers of the order and 'al o to farmers g,e nerally
to be preaent and enjoy good social time' and
a"teast of reason and a flow of soul" as well
as a banquet of farme .' bounties. Several
speakers will be present to address the assem
blage. The Le ,Raystril a Band 'will be pre
,
sent \to discourse some If their excellent mu
sic. By order of Com. .
Auscraw—The funera '
Auburn, was held at S
Sept. 4th. Ile was *bon'
Allied Liinaberry's hors:
and tore the'buggy to Ip
funeral vas at Elk La
cowed wrs \ the eldesi son
and she %with her family
'achy , of numerous hien I i
Aublimis Dairymaid s
milk in August: It
will belt. Grange . picnic
Sept. 28th.
I LIOISAS WIIIME.—
gonc.! Died , Sept. 1, in
age.
Rev; Hembotd preaehe
Sept. 3, at ;the Jersey
t'ancourse of reltitivei, ai
Words, "And heL.tell asi
titizen, as afathir, as a If
was mein), prudent, 1
• repeating and . ccunsellini
•euilent: judgment. 111adt
this World'S comforts ;. yet
fain view, marching tow
lutions were 'unanimously
:Conference at' Campbells
'time' of his •death,•bearing
Itffeetion - for his memory
brother, Christian.
By his d4ath, we Ail' f.,
.friend less 9n,Carth to bin
art! one more clear one i
4houghts thrberward.
mUirsoNvrLLE NOTES.-11
people attended the
Blalock, 'on Sunday,
Smith is Drum Majo.z of
is a tip top.good one too.
hewn adding something
cymbals... at has been
bell in our church is' c
Dearbon slipped and fell,
, ek his legs quite badly ' :.`.
cidently cut his leg with
the ack Of .cutting bands
chine. --Prot: J. 'S.
a very enthusiastic little
Car whichthey return the
that the sidewalk in tr 4
about to be renewed by
plank...:....Deacon Parks 1
wheels smashed by being
on -Sunday morning. Au
no one was hurt.... The
sermon preached in
Aug. 13th, by our Pastor.,l
for which much credit
skillful manner 'ia whic
There was a ISabbath
Picnic held in time grove o
61111.11 on Friday, Sept.
was formed at the corn
man's sto,rent 10 o'clock
Franklin Cornet Band
grounds where a good
in by young and old. •
Upsonville, Sept. 0,,187
BrtooKyrN.—Tue I,ong
making things look ratho
era in this vicinity. Not
kinds very light, but 'pas
badly dried up, that ma
der their stock as regular
winter were allready wh
It is with pleasure that \v
terest evinced by the p
the matter of education
dance of teachers, and
least three of the. dire°
institute, and the fact tha
school, one numbering fi
pupils, is town, is good e
l attentioa is being shown
tance... -Not- a week pa
our citizens ',visiting the C
Sept. 18th seems tto be ar
rush. suppose the
which is to lake place c
causes se many to oknosl
.Both atteoornet and
town were again in atten
Encampment. Our oorn
servedlypopularond4he
quite young, appears to tti
ress. The bend picnic,
gaTford fair-c-ound,--418,3trZel
lord the boys another g
play their musical talent
e
Dspite the hard
1 _
~times.
ments are being made in
:: ..Mr..-T. E.:Shaddsek, c
no maker, Is erecting a
old shop his been moved. I
dition,to the one, ma.
Commodious... .The labo
' teri and maions,. has made
in the old Methodist: pars
the property of Mrs. G. W
. slie is remodelling into •
Messrs , Bhadduck and Mc
Phiced.a well built, pair
VeViear's shop. They .iir
tie: kind in the village, a
convenience ; to,- the , peopl
political parties have hel
and there seems to be v
politics. - Wi!, , - Can, accou
quiet, only on One liypotim
Democrats are 60' . well s..
bright pros*tathat they
still, and the Republicans
with their dark 'prospect , , tl
I,till.
MEE
'of Hendricks'Gay, of
th Auburn, Monday,,
25 years of age.
• ran away recently
eces.... Hairy Case's'
e'Aug.lotb. .Tde de
of a widowed mother
ave the ifieepest sym
s for miles around...
timmed $69. pans of
expected that there
t Auburn 4 Corners,
a S. S.
he,:old - j)itriarch
,134 e,
the 17,01113*ir i)l,l;tis
.the rfunera! sermon
illll-eiturch to darge.
friends, front the
ACts 7:60. As ti
hOrer, as a ehristian,
• resecing the. evil and
wording to his ex.
good provision' fir
t ever kept the Dern- .
arils Heaved. Reso
adopted at the M. E.
ille In session ot the
in every word a deep
and !high esteem as a
el. -that we. have one
•-enT_iktreetions
'leaven to draw:,ciur
uite -a number or Our
- Meetinc . at
Ili. 27th. -A.
iurZoinet Band: He
lOur Band boyakive.
eVil . Ito their bauo l —
that tile
. die& ...Mr. R. H.
* n his ax. cutting atm
'Charies A. Denis ie.-
a jack-knife while t ill ,
for s threshing trts
gave our band beis
-peecia the otli?lr eTe
;ir lea. i
•ont OUT churchis
some new .stone acid
lad one of his wagin
accidentally run into
.27th. Fortunatily
Centennial Historal
his place on Sunday,
Rev. — J. H. Doreinta - ,
due' to him for
1 1 it was delivered.. I
ttoel Union Basket.
'lf woods of J. L. ger
3t. The., procession
- .
rs near j. L. Mer l rt.;
a.. tn.; betided by - tile
marched to tine
gigue was partieipat
GUESS NO T.. 1
Continued drouth !is
.r "blue" to the farm
-1 only are crops of
l ures are becoming ''so
:y are obliged to fo'd
-1 ,
ry as if the snowi l of
Itoning the ear',11..:..
notice the lively- i.i -
iople of our town ,in
A general • !Wen
'
the presence of at
tors, at the County
t thbre are two select
orty, the.other thirty
idence that a proper
o a satdect of itawir
es butifinds some tof
ntenniat ExpositisM.
pointed .for a general .
Odd Fellows' para:le
a the Kith, is what
that time for goilig.
string bands, of our
lance at the Sokiiers"
3t band has been de
...
string baud, thot4h
making rapid prilk—
'hickis to be held it
d opportunity to die
, ad fine uniferm.',..
- ~..
i. 4 :.
numerous iinpro ,
our pleaFant.villa
ur enterprising A&ag
I
ne, ftew shop; I The.
\
tack,:and wlll, in aO.-.
e the building quite
of . #veral carpen
it, wonderful change
Inage, which is upw
1 Palmer. and which
,• 1 I
neat
Vicar
«.I.'
Vicar have recently
, ,
f ; ropes - in - frontio,f
; the-only MACS ,6 1 f
ld will 'be a. great
... ; , .Neither. 'of the ,
any
_meetings yeti ?
Fy )49e-talk about
I t 'fpr this unusual.
el3iB i VIZ ; that the I
aligned iiilh itieir•
are s , lllittir'to)tteik
ste",,so 'ditsatistlet
a$ they are
ANON. ' f
~_.
COUNTY, GRANGE MEETING.-S11134:1. County
Pomona orange, No 7, P. of 1,1., held its regn
lar smsiOn;" at Montrose. Tue sday. Sept. sth,
which was :well attended,,eleven granges being
represented.
Its business was all dorie in the 4th , degree,
except conferring the sth,which look about one
hour between 12 m. and 1 p . m., while the
,sev
eral .committees: were getting ready , their re
ports tor the afternoon session. &t one p. m.
dinner was. served in the lower rooms of the
hail building Where over one hundred members
feasted themselves to their fa satisfaction and
still others could have been fesited:, Much
business was done ; during the session, every
thing working with order and larnony. The
Master'e opening Address was fine, and during
the session the several points he:called attem!
tion to'in relation to business, change In laws
were duly attended to. Many things that
he touched upon ,should be treasured in the
memories of Our. Members, discusied, in our
granges and acted upon, and lived- up to in
our business and social relations. .
Re called' attention to the. next meeting of
, our State grane and the 'work to .be done;
there, and the necessity Of
.our representatives
being instructed relative to what_ should be
brought up for action- there. Also referred to
- the Pomona Grange, its work and the benefit
thereof.
FinanceContmittCe reported the, grange on
a solid basis with cash on,hand.
. .
Executive ICommittee c reported .work done .
and redommended: - ,that,;a, , COminittee ap-;
pointed on legislatiOn i',itat a sample room 'be
established iniplethentS, in Montrose:;_
.
that granges visit each - . other and „ many other
things that members. wilinttend tQ. ;Also sta
ted that; the trial of plows and other agrieultn
tit imPlements iroOld take place in Neviz
the_last - of this 'month,
,doe notice to be
:given. in the. paperS. Lyons; Mac%,:4endriek,
Bisbee, and Tewksherry:sweile appointed.cO
iu
:niittee oti legislatien.
Committee on "
q er which was so f
gestions for the go(
requested -tor pub
.the grange was
throp.
ConunittEe on "4
verbally through tll
some matters tell
tended to but no 1 '
urged the necessity)
membership and of
excellence of the oi
The committee
present, no report,
will Ise attended to
committees are all
report as expected a
A'-committee of
pointed
l on music,
MISS •Sneer, .Miss
Mrs. riorace Mack.
aie, at the &text meet,
See. 4th, article 7tl
out.
An coffer of fruit..!
firm in New Yorl
was presented by a
An excursion to
was talked of and t
al granges were req,
retary the numb 4
friends that would
the first 61 next.
They were also
changes In laws ON
and report betore
requested to send
when organized, nt
members and oilier
secretary for compi
ence. .
Tti
e Seey of the, Partners' Life And Fire I.d
surance Association of Susq. Co.' rmorted the,
'company, in full run idg order, receiving uppli
cations and sendin_ out policies, and request-:
t d that secretaries,_ or:perms authorized, to
send in the applicat ods Pledged as soon as pos
-sibie. :Reported several similar organizations
as doing a very safe ansisdecessful business,one
reporting the wholel expenses of office add loss
by fire as only- eigh tenths` of one per cent in
eleven years, anoth -I. as - one sixth of - bile per
cent as the greatest loss per year in abusiness
of nearly 20 years, showing it to,be the safest
and cheapest plan t f insurance.
Change in our Ds!, laws and-4oad laws were
talked of, how leg station was to be effected
'and the necessity
.sa having leesiators eteeted
that were interest. i in the agtiodltural inter
ests of our county. .Edueational intonate and
the Grange , as a
,grgai educational Institution,
talked up and the in ny ways our homes could
be made the better ; nd the brighter through its
influence and our c ildren taught to love their
farm homes and its r v e er brightening wOrk.
—l4=h znOrdwass: id and done that the mem
fiterj3Vlil ialicoveria • fr-several-granges,th
unwfittm work , of
,the,orde.
\by the worthy master,: and
,the luboi of
the day being over the:members -depute:l l alt
well pleased with the work of the day und the
pleasant timienjoyed..
- ',ATICTICRAN SOLDTBS!REUATION AT CAMP, CUB«
TER.—Tile Fourth AUntuti.gcuoionof the V et.
• •
eras Soldiers of Susquehanna County is now ' a
thing of the past. •It was held
_on Rarfor,d
Fair Grounds, coniniencing on Wednesday, the
6th of September and continued three days.
• /II our brief report we can out just glance a t
the - scenes and incidents of, those three '4l4s of
camp life the Ifni day is always a busy day
with the'uld soldier—pitebing
. tent'and'get:
Png ready to "keep house." Ile is often inter
upted in his task by the,.greetings of old eon.
Taxies as they . ' come into....eamg singlf and in
,4quads. 11. F. 'Beardsley, 43 Comd'g, ac
61npat*d by Col's; Jesinp and - iyatrous and
Captains Cone and
.Carter,•of,iiis staff, were
'early upon the ground'and under the9nnerala_
'direction the camp ;wan'
gurd to militarY regularity. 'Col. Vinseoten,
Lt. ca. Vrocker„aud
,16); Deini thwivests:„
erg. , sniv:CoLiflazirof.s.L.Cr',Ml4itiad*4iii
i':...; ,- _•.:: : " , ,•J.' , :',1:;;:.::24,.. ;,,5 . i . 1: - .. , :, .7-,3
iseipline" repe,ited in a pa
ll! Of fine thoughts and sug
,d ot. the qrder 'that it' w
ication, and the thanks 61
-gin the nttthor, S. J. Nor
'-ood of. the order". reported
ieir Chairman, ivhO said that
,red to them had been at-
, :nit reached as yet, also
of raising the standar d o
keeping up the purity and
der.
pu "Education" were not
typed that their duty
tt, the next meeting. Th ese
leitanding committees and a
, , _
each session of the grange.
five' on mcitina, was. ap
viz Miss Ida, Hollister,
Bisbee, and
We -exiiect some flue mu-
incr.
al of By Laws was stricken
,ees, for . 11111 planting, by a
State s i at reduced prices,
member of the firm.
the _Centennial Exposition
he secretaries of the sever
uested to report to the Sec
gr 01 members and their,
. •
_o the last Of this month or
requested to talk over
l el* ones they wanted made
11
Jantiary. Also they were
history , . of their grange,
mes ot officers, number of .
Irnatters of interest, to the
A t tion, and forTuture refer-
M==il
Vie 'Eastern Battalion, with many officers and
Men of _their respective Battalions were upon
the ground early ilk the p. m. The Brooklyn
-Band, No. 2111 rum Corps of Montrose, and the.
Mud Lake Drum borps reported early , in the
day and woke the echoes 'with military and
martial music. -
No Dress Parade was bad
. the first day,.liut
'at the sound of the bugle the sipldiers asseaki
bled in the Encampment street 'and the ilener
al briefly addressed them., Upon 'the question
as to making 'a 'military display on the Ith . a
- Unanimous response wag given in tbe Arms
tive, upon which the. General direeted the fol
lowing general order to be read.
•
HEAD QUARTERS= VETERAN- ORGA'NIZA•
• . TION. CAMP CUSTER,
'September 60,1876.
ciptERAL ORDER': Until further , orders, the
No. 5. I following regulations . wi)l
govern the . Encampment : Revellee at sunrjae ;
Company Drill, 8 o'clock ; Guard Mount, 9 30;
Taps, 10 o'clock. ..
- Col.- Telford is hereby detailed as Officer of
the Day and Capt. Warner, of Bradford county,
'Officer ot the Guard.
The programme contained in General Orders
No. 4, will be strictly observidin the military
parade on the 7th. •
By command of
FL F. BEARDSLEY, Gen. Comidg.
U. C. JESSUP, Col. and. Adrt.'Gen:,
•
The evening passed in. pleagint *inverse, in
the tents and about the camp fires, and it was
near the "wee seas hours" before some. of the
"vets'"' wrapped tbeir blankets about them and
sought repoSe.
The stirring notes. Gt the it veille announced
the Oawning of the 2 day of the Encampment
and soon the soldiers were seen marching from
their tents, rubbing :their eyes'and looking for
water in which to perform their, ablution&
First came breakfast, then company and
squad drill for an hour, and by this time visit
ors began to arrive: - •
The clouds, whio all the morning threaten
' ed - rain stilllooked - mnipoUs. with dam pness,but
did not seao to dampen the ardor ot the • old
soldiers. While guard mount was in progress
word came` that the cavalry company *from
Jackson and New Milford were coming, and
the band wits dkspatcln-d to escort. them in.--
About' the time they marched into camp the
Orphan School was signalled as coming, and
the band and old soldiers went.out and escort
ed them in. About one hundred and ninety
boys and girls were in - line, and we saw tears
come to the: eyes Of the old soldiers as they
filed past and marched to their quarters. About
10 o'clock, Maj. Gen. Robinson, accompanied
by Maj.. MOffit, Capt...Btevens and Mr. 'An
draws. arriyedin camp and were warmly wel
comed and escorted ," to Bead Quarters.
At one clock, the. "Long Roll" beat
and the whole camp 'assembled under arms,
and pr eceeded the Band atid,Drum Corps
Mareheti to the pa"rade ground and had Guard
,Mouni. At its conclusion, the boys from the
Orphan S. timid were formed on the left ot the
Battalion, when General Beardsley and staff
rode on to he field and took command.: The
Battalion w as marched by the fliuk into the
open field a, Voss the road from the Fair
•Grounds and then went through with some
Battalion "mov meats" with a skill and accu
racy that astOn:islied them,selves and o.il old
soldiers who wit uessed it--calling forth from
General Robinson I. in ids speech later in_ the
day; the runitirk that it Was surprising to
iiiin that old soldier, forget so little. Alter the !
Battalion. -Drill, 'daft Orph4 l l,' School went
.
through sOinti vetty lc maneuvers, showing a
remarkable proficiency . " in drill. After this the
6avalry charged down upon
. the infantry with.
`a yell that broUght to t. tie mind of old`soldiers
the_days of Mosby • but, they were met by the
Kane bold' front that eh. wacterized our brave
boys when down — in - e, and,their yell.wos
met by one as - terrific, an d they wheeled ant'.
were ,charged iu - turn' by the' infantry, who
taking advantage'of the lence succeeder) in cap
Luring some oftinir niimber. Tue B.titaliOn
-was again. funned and it, to getlier with the
Cavalry was "reviewed" by the Com'ag Gener
,al aller:which the command En' arched back to
the parade ground and had a' fin
. e dress parade,
upon dismissal of which, the co mpanies were
marched . td the speaker's stand itaaased
; General Beardsleybriefly address& . 13 the assem
rblage and introduced:gaj. C. Robi
son of New tirk. We, would' like to give at
least. an epitbme of the, General's ,speech but
time and space forbid, suffice to ii. It, was
the talk of a soldier idui had "betin th. 'tree ! ' aria
was well received by, the "boya" , and ill pres
ent: The beneral Lel a leg4t Bpotsy (Yea is.
Maj. MAI, of Binghamton, *as caw: .:spea
and briery ad4res so Ate boys as enly'e'so. 'Vi e r
can, Mx .. .Andrews; Col. Telford and 113 v. fir.
Pricialso spoke . briefly-4hp latter can, wi -3111
truth, be tilled a
~ ifighting Parson , ' as he wa 'it
in command of a..company, ,during: the
The speedlies over,the. crowd knall to disperse
fur their honies well pleased with the Eneamp;:
with•s—lgkvers4l-40errnination to-be
;Lat_ihe next cone. ~.•
The soldiera ,i wearied with their • Tugged
"eampaign" returned camp- i lia ate 'their ,
"hard tack" (!) with renewed zest; 'rho had .
ness nieeiing of the orgatization , *ss apyip s .liS:t7'
'ed at 6. o'clock, mid, at...that' honk the ;hula'
• . ,
sounded and the soldiers. assembledln the
_
'carnpment street.= The' Gen'l nonedg r ealltgl
the meeting to: older . and' announced the first
, _od l
•
order of bustnesa to he the-election- of
for the ensuing year: harmony: and . good teel;•
iiig prevailed and ..the ietectiolf`:iniatited itS`tOl- .
lowa`: For Commanding General of_the Organ
nizat,ton R. F. Beardsley. re-eledied:
aerate", of Great Bend and -: A. , A.',Cleariititer,
of Lenox,' were re-eiected Col. and'T.it: Col. of
i
he Eastern. Battalion, and A: -T.- tiwiei t ,
Harford,, Major, : , ..)f.,--.11:;-V.anseaten,Of Atthurn,
and - .l.lyde` Ciocker - of Montrose, were re..
.eliteted,,_ . Col. and- Lt: Vot;ot the - NirenOto
alien - Ana ,Geo. ; 11111- :of
general, and beini-Ariedk(:.
General-Orders. -
2, A • ppm, dets tandirtg..litiviog "ocaTtrred i in',
Mini to the, Lenox coinpany-* "fOithiiphe:
they belonged tfk the: Banton' tie'Weittirt(.'
aEtal is they Were . OA of 004 .3 )p-Vr!'
.
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The selection of a place for holding our
.next
annnal EncamPment. being next in order, it
was voted to hold ft. again on Renard Fair
Grotind. On motion of'. a comrade, voted to
trite the Orphan_ *hoot next y to join the
'old soldiers "Mess" and take dinner in camp
with them. The meeting adjourned with , three
cheers and . a. tiger.,
Reyeille announced the dawn of-the third
* arid last day of
.Encanipment.. After.breakfast
the' hoYs
,got In
~f l ine and preceeded by th e
Brobklyn Band marched to the residence of
Mr. Tompkins and tendered him a serenade,
to response Mr. Tompkins paid a high,compli
ment to the' niganiiation for Its orderly b e ,
havroninnd the gentlemanly conduct of its
titernbere: .With three cheers for Mr. Ton*,
kins and his amiable lady .the boys return e d
to ,camp. About 9 , o'clock the Orphan Bey s
Mare:bed ` over
.and breaking ranks mingled
with tle OdisoldierA. noon they were ea
ed iin lineand bountifully kti from the 4 r a ti eu,
of the old. Soldiers. .Col. Telford, being called
pon briefly addressed _ then• Before dissperei
ng
they:marched down and formed in front of
Head' Quarter 4, when the General Confdg
briefly but'feelingly addressed them; ,
And'iOw came the order to "strike" tents
and soon thelittle.viilage of white habitations
had vanished.
-,"Whenall were rcady to depart the Band and
Druin Corps, and tbe Orphan Scho?l,. formed
in front; and escorted the returning veterans as
the village, where .adieus, were said
with the, expressed- hope of another' happy
meeting it - year hence. Thusended theAth annua
reunion of the Vet. Soldiers of Susqu. t.;O. and
Unit it proVed successful beyond any of its
predecessors was the universal verdict of both
soldiers 'and visitors.
CPI Diac•zstircoise.
CASH;.CAPITAL ; sloojoo.
SURPLUS FUND, $6,04110.
ri.=Thii.Cll73l:l3
To their new and commodiout Boni Binding -on
Tran'eacts the burinees-of
VLERCIUMTS; FARMERS,
• • - "CORRESPONDENTS."
New York, Firet , National Bank . ; Phtladelphia, Pbila
_ delphis - Naxtopal Bank,_
' • • W11.'3. TURRELL. Prossonsr.
N. L: LENRITM, CASUIER. & :
Montrose; 'March 25,1876. •
BILLINGS STROUD.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDIINT
INSURANCE 1(11E1T
INTosa.tx-c)ste.
Represented, $100,000,000:
Fire Aissociation of Phil.:',Capitals Assets, $ f 1,500,0(
inatrance Co. of N. A„ Phil.," " 5,M0,1110
Pezinsylvinia Fire,. MIL,. • -" I,ICO,Cto
! ins. Co.of the State' of Pentisyl
,l vania, Phila. Pa. -
yconming of Manney, Pa..
Lancaster , of Lancaster,
Newton of Newton,
Home Ins. Co., N. Y.,.
National--; "
Co 't menial Fire " •
Fairfield Fire Ins. • Co. Sontlf
Norwalk, Conn. , ;
Atlas
Itoyal Canadian, of -Montreal-,
Canada, -
Liverpool, London & Globe,
• of Liverpool'Eng., `'
Providence ; 3 ashington, of
Providence, E.-1., 61'
Trade Ine.-Co. Camden, Not ' "
Patterson Fire km Co. Patter-
son, N. J.
Conn.Mntcsll.ifr7cE Areettt
kmerkan Life. , -
1 1'zaveiersIns. Co.. Hart., capital anAflurPlus $ 3,000 -cf o
• Utiay Passengers " • $500,00
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thePsetapirearo, AS au Ingursuce Agent: Loewe! !RE
tabled Compalnies have alwao been prompt
eat from Rankly;
t -.Wilco of Wm. B. Cooler &Cp., Turnpike etreet.
BILLINGS STItOUD I Agent.
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