The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-25
officers Of the day, which was confirmed
by the meeting:
0fiesrs.
PREsID KNT OF THE DAT.
Cyrus Jennings, Eco, Hubbardton.

Chsuney +. Williams, Rutland; John
w. Stewart, Middlebury; Isaac N. Church
Ill, Seneca Root, John p Barber, Stephen
]. Bradley, Myron M. Dikeman, Edgar ].
Ganson, Hubbardton; Hyde Westover,
Chester Spencer, Hervey o. Higley, Castle
ton Alonson Allen, Zenss @. Ellis, A. N.
Adams, Fsirhsven O. @. Selleck, Fayette
Holmes, James NJ. Ketchum, sudbury;
Martin G. Rice, e. l.. Barber, Benson;
Nathaniel Fish, Rodney 9. Abel, West
Haven; Joseph Joslin, Merritt Clark,
Barnes Frisbie, PoutneY; John A. Co
nsnt, Brandon; Hiram Baird, Chittenden,
Enoch Smith, Clarendon John s. Paris,
Dandy; Bradley Fish, Ira; Orel Cook,
Mendon Albert w. Gray, Mlddletown
John Crowley, Mt. Holly Gideon S
Tabor, Mt. Tabor Hiel HOLSTER. Pawlet
Charles w. Brigham, Pittsfeld; DR.. A. M.
Caverly, H. r. Lothrop, Plttsford
George A. futile, Lorenzo Sheldon, George
w. Chaplin, Rutland Daniel W. Tsylor,
bherburne Henry @. Gleason. Shrews-
bury; George Cspron, Tinmouth; Dyer
Townshend, Wallingford Nelson Paul,
WelS.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
Henry Clark, Rutland.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
DR.. John N. Curricr, Castleton.
TRBAsuRBR,
John z. Barber, Hubbardton.
MARSHAL,
Pitt. w. Hyde. Castledon.
ASSISTANT MARSHAL,
Robert R. Drake, Pttsford.
OHAPIAIEs
Rev. z. Jones and Rev. Mr.. Tyny, Hub
bardton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Cyrus Jennings, (ChairmaD) E. ]. Gan
son, John p. Barber, Sam. St. John, vii
liam Bansier, Ansel L. Hill. Allen St
John, Hubbardton; Jerome B. Bromley
d. Dwight Cole, Castleton.
1t was unanimously voted to invite tn
Hon. E. P. Walton, of Montpelier, to de
liver the historical address.
The executive committee were instructe
to ill the vacancy shonld Mr.. Walton de
cline.
1t was voted to invite the Csstleton cor
net band and all other bands of Rutlan
county to be present.
1t was also voted that an invitation b
extended to all military companies in Ru
land county to participate in the proceeding
of the day.
The officers were also instructed to e.
tend special invitation to Captain Samu
81. Kelley and the cadets Of the Rutlan
military academy to participate in the Ger
monies Of the occasion.
The executive committee have meetir
3 at the battle ground on Tuesday next.
, 1t 10 expected to make arrangements fl
fare one way, over the several railroads.
The place of celebration is eeven mill
r from Castleton, and ten miles from Bra
don, which are the nearest railroad ct
tons, and an effort will be made to proviC
all with conveyance from Castleton ar
Q Brandon.
, Just 30 far are perfected the arrang
ments for the celebration of the battle
= Hubbardton. The monument was erect,
eighteen years ago, July 7th, when sor
5000 people assembled to witness the de-
ChtOiy bol NlCCo. 4uC aeoChOloBOi III VIZ
of the centennial and historic spirit prev
lent, will probably be as large if it does n
d call together even larger concourse
70 people. In view of this fact 1t was judg
10 best to put the celebration in the form Of
,e picnic, as 1t is evident to all that the pc
ID pie of Hubbardton and Castleton could Z
g. be expected to make provision for victu
ID ing the people on such an occasion. So
v Is left for parties to provide for themselv
to The patriotic people Of Hubbardton, W
o. are fully awake to the spirit Of the celeb
10 ton, will do all In their power to make
Id occasion successful, and worthy of
a. heroes whose sacred dust is committed
their keeping.
N Further announcements will be made
n, an early day.