Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-26
1Wiid An nuNi Re- Union Of the
I'cufH Vermont OtUUtecFS.

Responsive to the call of the EXGcu-
tive Committee o. the Re Union society
Of the Tenth Vermont Regiment, the
members of that patriotic organization
to the number of about forty officers
and men, several of whom were accom-
panied ny their ladies, assembled ut the
Waite rbury Ho,el on tn, DIST insc., and
extended to each other once more the
heart greetings of rolheis, cndearDd
and bound together BY scenes and times
that tried mems souls"
At four o'c.ock the who.c company re-
paired to the cemetery, to pay Il tubute
Of lesl Get to tie mon Olies f Nj; CT G.
win dillingham; and CIpt. Lucicn ID.
Thompson, whose rem I'M lie barred
there. At the grave OF the io.mer al
Impressive prayer WAS offered by Chot-
lain Haynes, 10 which the Com plny lis
tened with uncovered heads and fearful
eyes.
At five o'c'cck the company assem-
bed in tn han OF ,nc 1Otci, When ter
the Divine bl -ssiny being invoked ~
Chaplain Haynes and the reading OF t. e
Trcasurer's report, watch latter > oN1I
the society 10 be III healthy financial
condition, the following iii crs were
elected for the ensuing year,
Presid mt, capt john y Sheldon.
Vice Presidents, Surgeon " a q dc ,
| Sergt J G Bo~tWick, Major y Il N;llc. .
| tinc.
Treasurer, Major II W Kingsley.
| Executive Conan otecs. -t-n " W
Htn.y, Major Joun 4 salisbury, Capt
: II 4 erham.
The Annual Address, was delivered by
EX-Cov Dillingham;, OF Waterbury, bat
our space iorpids its appearance az TINS:
| t me.
Letters were read from Major Barber,
now OF the regular army, stationed IL
Vicilsburg, ana Capt. :. III. Lewis, eX-
pressing regret that they could not be
present with their olil CON ales in arms,
at the present meetlng, after whicn the
PRESIDENT stated that several had cA'
D. e sed desi.c that Lieut.. Col, Cha =
Tier should, if possible, become mem
Der Oh the Society and lad the case be q. {
chem lor tOnsi 1 tratiOn. After laNOla! IL
rema ks y Gen. Henry, MILO. 'oal
bury, NnI. il,n Haynes and the Pes
ant, committee consisting o, sur
geon Cnilde, Cna .Jiain tia 4ne, and Gen
IL AIRY Wee Il pointed o prepare re. c
.dtiOns on the subject. Aitei an lour
consL tiCn the committee pc e.LN'
tle foilow.ng preamble and resolution
which were unanimously and hearth.
adopted.
WHEREAS, BY a Court Martial hel'
near--, Dee, oath, 1851, Lieut.. Col
! Chas. G.. Chandler, Tenth VI. Vols,
was dishoaocably dis nissel from th'
service be ii
Reso .Ued, That the Regimental Asso
ciatlon do hereby request hat said d.sI
j. billty be removed and he receive al
honorable discharge from the service I
the L. :.
Resolved, That Lieut. Col. Chas {
Chandler be, and hereby is cordially an
unanimously invited t. become men
OR of this Association.
ResO,ued, That the VT. Officers RI
) union Society be requested to take SON
action expressive OF ;heir views in I'll
c M 1t er EXPRESSED in the first resolution
= ResLirtd, hat Il Copy or these res
:, luti ms be Transmitted to Lieut.. Co
v Z .,,ndler by the Secretary OF this Asst
:, cation.
l. [Signed.] WILLARD A CHILDE,
Late surgeon 10Th VI Vol
Il NJ HAYNES.
Late Chaplain 10th Vt Nol
G. WM w HENRY.
-, Late Col 10th VI Vol
. On motion of the Chaplain the >
es ciety then adourned sane die-suDje
n 10 the call of the Executive Commute
" The company then proceeded To II
dancing hall, and there, in compal
- :, with many gallant and fair OF Waite
IL ury, trippe1 the :" light fantastic toe
IN until The " wee small hours Of the NOR
80 ing"
A wonderful monster, p feet in lengt