Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-10-21


III ooediehce 10 the JOINT resolution OF the
wv nouses autno'iz'ng ana requesting the Gov
"o' W P,o'lue iur'ner ahu ample aecomoda-
,; ,"s 'J' we slGh anu wounded vermont SOL
.i;, P'Tuetueu :u a, onSe 10 maze sueh pro-
% ~ VI '''e ","'e anu the e&-
Is.s,.a,; " 80 W. ''. -, ,.oe '.e'.'u =" !equre' IN
T,noraI % ,La sN." ~ '"s a,.ihg surgeon
r,oLe r,oy;.;on C,s ,i, ai' w. ira!e,' W
ni,eI a, pn.i;n,,o Wv ~, t"'a. eliens oI 'he los
Val bnds and e. y, =" WV eH'e''' o' TWO nunu-
hos, io,,o,;,n Co.. H. " N.."o "'u .ePo,t tne
in,s ra.ard h.;,,. VI noSli'ai Duilu-
nf ali ""u w '',t "es' accommodation
;ns,r,r,;on. ;,on ,S. Az ooeu'ence 10 tne
n,ado ,L. s,,e"' '"e "o'''.S surgeon oenerai
bis ro,nr, p PnUp.r eNa"t.u'ons ana submitted
hoe, and ,,as, I";tS "o.'Pe"er as Tue
oons;Iod %". '"os' "esr"oe location, all things
g.. ,hn aa anI ;n"' the necessary Dulluings
.a,;on,. ta n.,a,a " 'n'ee ". 'oor nu'dreu
FL" ~ aN s1ol as Prac'lcao'e' pro-
,L a, Ill III, M ''ie uPProIa OF
f., ~ WaJ;o"i m;s ", W. i,cP ',nelll o' tne
: , ~ D''SS.o' It" Petso"ai in-
f.L G clls r, - W ~ w. 60 a',' ."o iePo''
Vt tne surgeon oenera. VI tIe o'a'e was suose-
j.I"! 9upu''-eu ~ u'''' ""u recei'eu MS cor-
u.", h;.L ne "'u ,ee.el VI up
we're accordingly made for the erection of the
necessary buildings, and the work was placed
IN cnarge oil the Quartermasler General OF the
STATE
In 'he early part OF June last the buildings
were partially completed and accommodations
prepared Tor about three hundred beds
Inc reports from me several hospitals snow
thal an aggregate oil Tour thousand two nun.
Ired ana sixteen patlents nave been received
turing the past year as tolio"s;
At the u. S. General Iospital Mt Bratteboro
since Oct. l. ls63 24l2
At the Baxter u ). General Hospital at Bur
A, ,e SInor n Gsns,5, I6.c4,o1 a, Mont. 700
heller. since the comnleticn Of the bosptal
! In June, s71
Tho somo roror,. .ho,v ror,a;r;r, in IIosr;.
,ols 10, L., tset ~ or,ora,,a,a os I2nt 90
foi,owsa '''' '0'i' u" "es' s'es"'' VI i''-' ''
| v. ). General Hospital, BrattleGorol 4s7
n hMer T. o. onen nemerH Hospital burlington sss ss
''''"'' '''''i'"''' ~
1904
Tha l,,,o rr,,har If r,orrdod - tho r.o.n,
h,,,i". Iii ;noraaso iii. ,,,,n,bar and addoJ ~
,his ,ha msmaI rrnror,;on nf .icL an,ong Tho
new leyies who Inve lust gone 10 The field. the
bosr;t,' occnmmod,i;ons will soon now he
s,,,pI a., i;.,;,ad
rhe om,mnt ex,onded in enlorgino the hos
r;,ai NJ Rnr;r,,nn bo. bean assumed and maid
hv the General Government. and that amount
laos not a,near in tho acconnts NJ ,hp STATE
The Treasnrar Of ,be STATE has advanced by NV
direcIion for ,hr hosYiral ot NontpeIier, he
amoun, of thir,y-two thousand FIVE hundred
dnllors O,har huildings nre now in nrncess of
constr, c,;on consisting Of chanel and barracks
for the Veteran Reserve Corps' The work has
been under the superyision Of the Ouartermas-
fer General of the State and all vouchers and
details of expenditures will b. found in his ac-
, counts.
In Nav last. arrangements we're made with
. The War Denartmen, TO occupy the hospital so
far as finished. and 10 supnly the necessary
furniture. Notviths,andnr the large increase
of hosn;,al Recommendations. there il NOT ye,
sntticen, in the State TO suppIy the demand.
and many soldiers are still LEFT in distan, hospi.
tails. unable to be transferred to Vermont for
want of room.
No state has made more liberal provisions
for its soldiers than Vermont. and am happy
thus to congratulate the State on the position
which she occupies in this rcsuect. Whether il
would he advisable tc make still further pro-
, vision to increase the accommodations, is
question left to your careful consideration. The
,n,,.r of exnenea ,o anv rposnnabla omount ia