The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11
CAMP STARK.

As stated in our issue of yesterday the de-
tails of men from all the companies and head
quarters of the First Regiment National
Guard, Vermont, arrived by the early morn
ing trains and were engaged throughout the
day in putting Camp Stark" in order for the
reception of Col. TheO. S. Peck and the bal
ance Of his command this afternoon. The
cOlonePs and officers headquarters are stu
ated upon the extreme height of ground as
signed to Vermont's militia upon the Centen-
NAL fields, facing the east. and overlooking
the whole grounds. In front and to the east
are arranged the streets of the various COM
panies To the west are the mess tents,
which are situated fronting the street in
Bennington Center. Fuller's Battery Occu-
pies quarters situated in an adjoining field
and to the north of headquarters. The camp
is now IN perfect order, and the following is
the complete roster of the officers and men
who have performed the work of pitching"
Centennial Camp Stark.
From Quartermaster Generals department,
E. N Wright aud - Pratt, acting sergeanIs,
of Montpelier,
From Headquarters First Regiment: Adju-
tant. A. D. Tenny, St Adams; Quartermaster,
William Smith, BurlingtOn; CommissarY, s..
f. Weston, Burlington; Quartermaster's Ser
geant, E. E. Greenleaf WinOOski.
ColOnePs detail, Joseph Pasha, Burlington.
From New England Guards, a., North
field: Sergt. II. B. Briggs in command. Pri-
Yates George H. Fisher, Edward Ingalls,, Jas.
Evans, Edward Smith, F, E. Bacon, o. p.
Winch.
From SpraGne Guard, 10y, Brandon Sergt,
George B. Smith in command. Corp. James
Todd, Privates Dana Nichols, John Smalley,
Carl Whitney, Charles Jones.
From Bradford Light Guard, 10y. Brad
ford: Corp. A. NJ. Livingston in command.
Privates H. b. Warren, L. W. Dickey, T. P.
ROBBIE, N. T. Barber, J, B. Underwood.
From Rutland Light Guard, IA. Rutland !:
Corp. William Strong in command. Privates
George L. Cornell, Henry E. Hudson, Charles
L. Earl. L. S. Conway.
From Estey Guard, (S), BrattleborO: Sergt.
Frank Stickney in command. Commissary
Sergt. A. Oaks, Privates G. II. Niles, A. C..
Gilbert, +. S. Fisher Fl. E. Bond, 10. G. Bur-
fee, Ed. Atwood, Moses B. Savore, A. b. Has
thugs, George Willard, Charles Miller.
From Green Mountain Guard, (S), Burling-
ton: Lieut.. w. L. French in command. Pri-
Yates Melvin NJ. Peters, Alfred L, Austin, E.
d. Mills, f. l.. Moore, Thomas Hughes, Henry
Langlois, Lewis Gilmore.
From Barlow Grays (5) st. Adams: Corp
Joseph Young in command. Privates j. NJ.
Mooney, w. H. Mooney, c. L. Spicer, Z. H.
Porter, Edward Bates,
From Stewart Guard (1O), Middlebury ::
Corp. English III command. Privates James
Mullan. Henry Nichols, John Nanny. II.
McMaster.
From Park Guard IA, Bennington: Serg
Albert NJ. Downs in command. Privates
VIM. Cook, Ira Hoffman, Frank Armstrong,
John Wiley.
From Ransom Guard C2), st. Adams: Serg.
d. X. Gibson in command. Privates John
Sheerar. C. w. Peirce, I. S. Miller, H. H.
Bally. 4. p. Phillips, F. G. Merrifeld, G. c..
Hastings.
termastep Serg. 1. Harmon IN command.
Commissary Serg. Knights, Corps. Hagar,
Phillips. ellison, privates Applin, Walker,
Spear, Perkins, LiscOmbe, Barrett, Reed,
Turner, Gilbert, Reyes.
The figures denote the positions of these
companies in line.
As soon as the regiment get into camp, we
shall take great pleasure in publishing the
complete roster by companies, that our read
ers may know the names of the men who
compose the uniformed militia of our State
this Centennial year of Vermont.