The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-11
REUNION OF SEVENTH VER-
MONT.

On the 9Th day Of August, 1878, pursu-
ant to notice, the officers and soldiers of
the 18th Vt. volunteers held reunion meets
ing on the Fair Grounds at Rutland Capt.
j. b. Kilbnrn. Presiding, NJ. H. Cook,
Secretary.
On motion it was voted that Capt. J. b.
Kilburn, Capt Charles Parker, Capt j. l..
Moseley, Major f. n. Billiard, and Capt.
II. b. Stearns, be committee to fix ON
time, and place for the next reunion of the
officers and soldiers of this regiment.
On motion Capt. Charles Parker, was APP
pointed corresponding Secretary for this
reunion.
1t was not voted to have this rcgimental
reunion of officers and soldiers held at
different time and place from the next
general reunion of the various other Yer
mont regiments, if such shall he held, nor
in the main to change the order of eXcr-
cises from that which has just taken place
at Rutland so auspcously and pleasantly,
but while the 18th Vermont is proud and
happy w Ctllt w tHl5 Stutldl tilunhSSN-
ing, reunion and ''tcnting on the old camp
ground, we want IL little time and place
by ourselves for little family visit and
to look over the matters and success through
which we have passed, and which are more
particularly interesting to us, than any one
else, and to look into each others faces to
observe how time and fortune shall have
dealt with us in our onward march through
life and we thought other regiments might
like such an arrangement, part of the time
rcgimental and part of the time consoli-
dated.
But 50 far as we are concerned the whole
matter is in the hands of our committee.
The following regimental and company
officers and soldiers of this regiment were
to wit
| oFFICEEs.
Capt. +. A Morse, ON It'll Vt. Vols
list Lieut.. A 5 Fonda, subsequent q VI
7th VT Vols, Sergt William johnson, Sergt
A X. More, 7 n Elliot, Leveritt Allen
(ffer) William Peabody (drummer) Fred
erick Church, and Thomas Cosgriff.
COMPANY "B.-Capt William Cronan,
Scrgt A J Ware, Sergt L Bickford,
William J Daniels, Henry 7 Hudson,
William Cassidy, Henry Sanders, Luer-
irene Felio, L A Crowley, Amos Potter,
Francis A Provost, Joseph Sweeney, VIM.
ii wilkins, Eben Bishop, Albert Dodge,
and Andrew Brothers.
COMPANY CA Enos, John Lefeyer,
Micheal Riley, Whipple Mills, Henry Mills,
and w c Nichols.
COMPANY ''D."-Capt b Kilbuin, LIST
Lieut. Joel T Nichols, I'd Lieut. Mar
dick, Sergt J L Post, A Hoyt, James John
son, John Rice, Rodney Worthen, John
Worthen Martin NJ Tarble, Joseph Rice,
Joseph st Peters, Ichobud Hazlcton, George
Cox, Charles Ware o f Adams, W ii III
Fisher, C V Bryant, Charles Stebbins,
Noel Allen (ffeT OliveJ Cain, Rufus
Minis and James Murphy.
COMPANY ''E."-Capt. j. l.. NJ oseley,
Capt. Charles Parker, LIST Lieut. George
Brown, Sergt. George C. Bicknell, Sergt.
Wesley Lamphear, and Frederick Fuller,
COMPANY "F."-Not represented
COMPANY "G."-First Lieut.. George
Howard, Sergt. NJ. S. Daman, Corp,
Charles ii. Larkin, Scrgt. Freeman ii.
Fuller, Corp. Charles II. Iarkn, James
Moves, John S. Adams, l.. L. Pratt, Mar
shall Rogers, Spaulding Fitch and Moses
Tiff.
COMPANY 'II."-Sergt, Josiah c. Dickey
Sergt. Peter Riley, Charles Staples, and
Luther Wilson.
COMPANY. 'I.-Capt Charles Clark, Isl
Lieut.. George L. Phalen, Scrgt. Wallace
Iadd, Sergt. Ira Wait, p. A. Broughton
A. A. Reed, Collamei Persons, George
Persons, George Strong, Jessie Plumley
IL. p. Griffith, Charles NJ erin, william
Kenneson, and Morris ii. Cook
COMPANY "K."-Not represented.
Theo Ulcers and soldiers of the 9TH W.T.
present at the reunion just held at Rutland
were in good humor towards every body.
The 9TH VT. Vols were the especial ia
vorites of Gen. Alexander Asboth, a very
brave and experienced officer Gen. AS
both retained this regiment as long as he
could. When he went to attack Mariana
Florida he took Capt. Young of the 7th VT
as his A. A. General who was then slain in
a charge in which Gen. Asboth was terribly
wounded. Col. Roberts was killed at Ba-
tan Rouge, and the eth VT, charges nearer
the Spanish Fort than any other troops till
this Fort was taken by bombardment and
abandonmed by the enemy.
Aug. 9Th, 1873, MoRRIs ii. Cook, Sec
rotary.