Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-15
VT. Veterans Reunion.

HEADQUARTERS REUNION FORCES OF VERMONT,
BURLINGTON, VT, July 9Th, 1874.
1st. Notice is hereby given that the
second annual reunion of the returned
soldiers of Vermont will be held at Bur-
lington, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, August 25th Goth, 9th and
2Sth, 1874.
I'd. The following veterans have been
appointed as Staff Officers, and will be
recognized as such:
Wm. W. Henry, Burlington, Chief of
Staff.
Warren Gibbs, Burlington, Adjt. Gen
eral.
Geo. E. Davis, Burlington, Asst. Adjt.
General.
Frank W. Smith, Burlington, Asst.
Adjt. General.
A. Austin, Burlington, Q. NJ. General.
Buel, j. Derby, Burlington, Asst. @.
NJ. General.
VIM. Smith, Burlington, Asst. Q. NJ.
General.
Ormond p. Ray, Wiuooski, Asst,Q. NJ.
General.
Chittenden Cob. A. Stevens, Essex
junction.
Addison-A. s. Tracy, Middleoury.
Bennington-Jas. Ii. Walbridge. Ben
ni1gton.
Ca!edonia-P. D. Blodgett, St. johns.
bury.
Essex Austin Ii. Hall, Island Pond
Franklin-John ". Newton,S st. Adams.
Grand Isle-Gco. d. Sowles, Alburgh.
Lanoille-C. d. Gates, Cambridge.
Orange-J. 9. Stcarns, Bradford.
Oreaus-W. W. Grout, Barton.
Rutland-J. A. Salisbury, Rutland.
Washington-P. p. Pitkin, Montpelier.
MISUNDERSTANDING Haskins, Bratte-
boro.
Windsor--Stcphen NJ, Pingree, Hart
ford.
I'd. The Aides-de- Camp herewith ap.
pointed in the several counties, will super
wise and arrange for the attendance of the
soldiers from their respective counties.
4th. The men will bring their blank
cts, and will supply themselves with ra-
lions by bringing them from home, or by
procuring them in Burlington. Any one
BY sending acquisitions for meat, bread,
coffee, sugar and other rations to Major
A. Austin, Burlington, will be supplied at
cost price. The Quartermaster-Geueral
of the State, Gen. Lynde, will furnish
tents, and camp will be prepared and
the straw and fuel furnished without
charge. No assessments to defray the
camp expenses will be made, the same
being provided for in the main by the peo-
pie of Burlington. A good eating house
will be established upon the ground, where
those who desire will be provided with
warm-meals at reasonable terms.
9Th. On assembling, quarters will be
assigned in rcgimental order, and, SO far
as is practicable, it is expected that the
old rcgimental organizations will be pre-.
served.
9th. Remember. this is to be a gener.
al reunion of al soldiers residing in Yer.
mont, or of Vermont soldiers abroad,
without regard to any particular rank,
regiment or organization. All stand OIL
common ground.
7th. Those attending this reunion, up
on paying fare one way, will be provided
with free return cheeks over several Yer
mont RAILROADS, and the steamers of Cham.
plain Transportation Company. upon APP
plication to the AdJutant-General, IN camp
9Th. Supplementary circulars will be
issued from time to time, to keep every
one informed OF the preliminary arrange.
ments and of the organization the re-
union. 1t is confidently expected that
the forthcoming gathering of veterans will
exceed by far in the interest ard numbers
all other gatherings of this character here
tofore held in New England.
GEO. j. SrANNARD. Commanding
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