The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
Reunion Notes.

| Inc ItuuioH IOTCcS VI DellnlnStOH nct
on Tuesday evening and organized by the
election of the following officers Capt.
Fred Godfrey list Lieut.--Olney Fuller ;
I'd Lieut.-G. III. Howard.
Brandon reports fifty men already en-
listed under Captain G. w. Carr, most of
whom will he here throughout the three
days.
The town of Shoreham, in Addison
county, has a roll of twenty-five men with
]. s. Ward as Captain.
Col. A. II. Tanner, of Whitehall, an cx-
member of Congress from that District
and gallant soldier during the war, has
announced his intention of being here dur
ing the reunion.
The following General Order was issued
yesterday and will be of interest to all who
attend the reunion, as giving some of the
tactics whereby the boys are to be guided !:
GENERAL ORDER.
ItEApQUARrERs REUNION
FORCES, RUTLAND, VT,
July 26, 1878.
!. As it has now become certain that the
number of soldiers who will attend the Re
union will be very large, and as it is pro-
| bable that the number of visitors or specta-
| tors will be larger STILL it is thought best to
have the soldiers distinguishable by badge,
which will be ready for distribution on ar
rival at Rutland, and Brigade and Battal-
| ion Commanders will see that their COM
mands are supplied, ..and will apply to ON.
| General Kingsley for the same.
| II. The badge will consist of a ribbon
worn on the lapel of the coat. and is ar
ranged as to distinguish the battalion and
brigade to which the wearer belongs.
Soldiers attending should also wear all
corps and other army badges which they
may have.
III. Brigade and battalion commanders
should also wear sash, n military cap or
hat, and white gloves when on parade.
w. 1t is desirable that Brigade and Bat
TALON Commanders should be mounted OH
the Review and inspection by the Governor
and visiting Generals, and on other parades;
they should therefore supply themselves
with horses either by bringing the same,
or sending to the @. NJ. General, Col. L. G..
Kingsley, to provide them at Rutland.
The officers should bring horse equipments,
as it is difficult to find enough that are suit
able in one locality. Horses will be trans
ported free over Central Vermont and Har-
lem Extension, and perhaps over other
lines.
V. The evolutions to he performed at
the torch light parade will be prescribed
in circular which will be issued within
few days.
BY order of
w. G. VEAzEY,
nv ton.
Il. A. MORSE, of
II. FARNHAM, Arrangements
II. E. TAYLOR,
j. II. GoULDING,
Asst Adj't Gen.
The officers named below as just appoint
ed by Major Salisbury, are all efficient, ca
pable men for the respective positions to
which they are called, and the staff thus
chosen will be an honor alike to the Re-
union forces and the Battalion of Rutland
county:
HEADQUARTERS % BATE
3D BRIGADE, REUNION
Force, Rutland, VT.
The following appointments have been
made for the staff of this Brigade, which
includes all troops raised in Rutland
county:
A. II. Woodward, NJ. d., Surgeon.
DIR. ]. A. Mead, Assistant Surgeon.
DIR. j. ID. Hanrahan, Assistant Surgeon.
Rev. %. NJ. Haynes, Chaplain.
Geo. II. Foster, Quartermaster.
ID. II. Lane, Sergeant Major.
4. L. Clark, Q. M. Sergt.
Chas. billiard, Commisary Sergt.
BY order,
JOHN A. SALISBURY,
Colonel Commanding.
JAMES II. DYER, Adiutant.