The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-04
from the Vermont Centepnial.l
FIRST VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD.

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Complete Roster of the Line and Field on
GERS Of the Finest Regiment in New Eng
land.
Below we give full and complete list of
the line and field officers of the FIRST Regi-
ment, N. G. ", together with several other
interesting items relating to the organiza.
ton, which we believe have never before
been published.
The regiment is completely uniformed in
gray and gold, similar to the famous "7th"
of New York, with white pants for dress
parade, and taxing our Park Guard " as a
sample company, drill finely and appear
very soldierly. Col. Peck, since bis eleva-
tlon 10 the colonelcy, has raised his COM
mand to degree OF proficiency IN eoldierly
discipline and morale that reflects great
credit upon our state he has formed one
OF the finest bodies of men in NewEngland.
The fact that this regiment will be one OF the
chief attractions during our centennial,
and that the Park Guard il one of the
crack companies in the line, renders this
roster of peculiar interest at this time. The
regiment will go into camp here August 10
for eight days, upon the meadows Just west
Of and overlooking the reunion grounds.
A line of sentinels is thrown out each
morning at nine o'clock, which guards the
camp for "a hours, and everything is con-
Quoted in strict army style. The follow
ing is the full list of officers and addresses !:
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
T. S. Peck, colonel, Burlington.
w. L. Greenleaf, lieutenant-colonel, Wi
| nooski.
d. Martin, major, Middlebury.
Carlos w. Carr, major, Brandon.
A. d. Tenney, adjutant, st. Adams.
William Smith, quartermaster, Burling-
| ton.
]. p. Champion, surgeon, Winooskl.
Charles z. Thayer, assistant-surgeon
Burlington.
D. c. Roberts, Brandon, chaplain.
| NON. COMMISSIONED STAFF.
| II. NJ. Stanton, sergeant major.
| A. ID. Greenleaf, Q NJ. sergeant.
| G. Gregory Smith, ordinance sergeant.
j. g. Spaulding, commissary sergeant.
Barney T. Mead, hospital steward.
Geo. c. Hastings, drum major.
| H. Clayton Simmons, bugler.
CAPTAINS.
Carlos D. Williams. Co. F, Mortified.
John w. Newton, D, St Albans.
Julius ]. Estey, 1, Brattleboro.
Charles G. Kinsman. A, Rutland.
J. Newton Culver, b, St. Adams.
Ira M. Ha'ch, G, Brandon.
Henry ID. Magyar M, Middlebury.
Nelson 0. Wilcox, X. Bennington.
Eugene Leavitt, G. Bradford.
w. Fl. Henry, E, Burlington.
vIRsT IrRIrTFNANTs
Mathew G. Glider, Co. b, st. Adams.
E II. Howes, F, Mortified.
E NJ. Edgeiton, A, Rutland.
Edward Il. Webster, G, Brandon.
H. Le.vey, M, MiddlebuIy.
Fletcher K. Barrows, /, Brattleboro.
James A. N. Williams, X Bennington
Charles + Dickey, G. Bradford.
Eben Tspin, E, Burlington.
F. s. Stranahan, ID, ST. Adams.
SECOND LIEUTENAHTs.
Emerson M. Bordo, Co. B, st. Adams.
George Q Day, A, Rutland
Jason K Campbell, G, Brandon.
CLAW N. Dicktrson. Nj, Middlebury.
w. II. BradfoId. X, Bennington.
F. W. Childs, l, Brattleboro.
W. y TrsEy,. g. ,BIgadqffagtou.
G. w. Tillison, F, Mortified.
3. III. Wood. d, st. Albans.
FULLER BATTERY.
Levi X Fuller, captain.
u. Fl. Putnam adjntant.
Z. Corners, junior "a lieutenant.
Q. A. Gray, LIST lieut.. and assist. surgeon
A. T, Mcclure, LIST sergeant.
1. Harmon, quartermaster sergeant.
!. F. Burnett, bugler.
IA. Davis, buRler.
Q W. Sager, guidon.