Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

raaes = sersnade on the evening Of
first night Of the encampnlent, and
reeeived three rousing cheers which
was As heartily retained. He after.
wards visited other regiments and
was everywhere heartily cheered.
4 dress parade was had At 8 O'Clock
/ ON Wetlnesaay and Thursiay and
/ grand review At ; O'Clock. on Thur
day. Although some officers had for
+ gotten some ef the Commands and
had forgotten Just when TO give what
they had remembered, and the march
ing seemed awkward to the boys,
without knaesaels and guns, and
there was an everlasting mess of step
/ ping upon each others heels, and some
loud talking not allowed in the army,
and the Adjatant the first night, dis
missed the parade before the officers
had been 70 the front and centre,
and geenhorn eountryman with
fat-faced s,galr on each arm get be
tween the Adiutant and Commanding
General while the Adjutant was Sa-
luting the General-although these
things and some more, happened, yet
the frst parade passed off as wei as
any sensible man could expect, con-
sidering that some of the regiments
did not organize until after they s'fen
IN TO 90 upon parade.
Gen. George ]. Stannard was the
commanding officer, assisted by the
| following staff: VIM. W. Henry,
Burlington, Chief of Staff; Warren
Gibbs, Burlington, Adjutant General;
George Z Davis, Burlington, Assist
ant Adjntant General A. Austin,
Burlington, @ u. General; William
Smith, Burlington, and Oman P.
Ray, WinoosI, Asst Q. NJ. Gems.
The rolls Of Adjutant Gen. Gibbs
Office, showed total of 1857 veter-
ans and LOG musicians, who recorded
their names during the reunion. Prob
ably 200 or 500 more were in camp
for q longer or shorter time who
omitted TO enroll their names. The
attendance by regiments was as fol
lows:
Cavalry, $50; ID regiment 104
Sd, 4S; 18th. 50; 9Th, s.; 9th, % !;
7th, IS; sth, 40; 9th, 81; 10th, So;
! 18th, IS; 18th, %; 18th, 81; 18th,
81; 18th, II; 18th, 20; 18th, 70;
e. 5. A and other states, IS; Sharp
shooters and Batteries, 81 /; Delega-
, ton from Fitehburg, Mass who were
! in Vt regiments 25; Bands, 106.
Total, 1868.
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