Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09

est to the veteran soldiers of the late war
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CAVALRY.
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ARTILLERY.
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:, First light battery, 3 years yols.-lst Lieut..
'u S f. WitchIv"i' W liouShI, w. ,.
LIN ~ G itH.o n",,,uiS, Years N"S'- '"pu'
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pd WAY I'Ei, n"ipiciA. 80 Scut9 Vols. ,dptai'
WW9 in H. START bald"Il' - CroIA county,
WIS., ,r,np.unor.,,.
First regiment, United states sharp shoot
crs, years vols.-Licut.-t cl William Y. W.
Ripley, Rutland, Vt.
crs, 3 years Vols.-Coi. Homer f. Stouuht on.
shelby, Alabama.
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INFANTRY
First regiment. infantry. 3 months vols
Mai Harry n. Worthcn, Lansing, Mich
Second regiment, infantry, years vols
Col Henry Whiting, st, Clair. Mich
Third regiment, infantry, 3 Years vols
Mai. Gen. Nm OBaldy) smith, First Col. Will
mington, Del; Senior Col. Thomas o. Seaver,
Woodstock, VT
Fourth regiment, infantry. years vols
Senior Col. Charles Is. Stoughton. New York
city.
Fifth regiment infantry wears vols
Brevet Mai. Louis A. Grant, Minnenp-
oils Mimi; Col and Brcvct Brig Gen. John
sixth regiment, infantry, years vols
COL Nathan Lord, CINCINNATI, o., Senior Cot.
TcN Wi' nm iegilheIt, inaantry; years vols
senior Col.
Eighth regiment, Infantry, 3 years VOLS
Brighten. ; cphcn Thomas, Montpelier, VT;
ocnlot ool. Jolll H. Mead randolph Vt.
pr Miitn n oi HUn,S N9iS.
Iinpton. " Hrryrt IirigG td>vnrh n
Ripley Rutland Vt: Col. Dudley X Anuru.,
Bradford, ". Senior Coz:
p i,ii,i IN ''tiV,'' iIiiHla' A,"iH
ION W Goi Il inyntt ~ it"'I
VT, Senior Col.
Eleventh regiment lor First Vermont heavy
HrtnIcrNJ' !cafS.Nols;- brig'-Geh. James VI.
Hi, Grr.,. rtt H,ihsueh'
Twelfth rnuimnnt iniuntrv q mnuths vols
COL. AMI Brryct Iniw -C,ri. Asa p mimi
Capt and a. .. NJ, |; ;. A, Fort Lcayrn-
w"T'n' Nan lmmli-, o.; ,niln rN,n1E.l nos
Thirfnnth .i,n,mt f., '",
NIieut..ColT andrew G.. Brnwn' M"nIur-
licr, VI
ir1t rGg'We'Wt Has, rm IntmS No5s
Fifteenth regiment. il fun:ry, . months vols.
Col. Gtnd cx Cow Redhcld Proctor, Proc
tor, VT
sixteenth regiment, infantry, months vols
S"', ncriIek ~, ntaHcyi huIianu'
~ i.It ,v,, uHrmni
inv " 10y man ''' 'N''"'''
The First Vermont Cavalry regiment is
said TO have been IN more battles of the
rebellion than any other organization
conf,,rd II pn,t., tbo ,,o,,, st,,,ne.o,.
Whito pi,,d T,, ttie
80 ! ;i ~ 4, H.
enlisted as private in company l. Of the
First Vermont Cavalry, and when he was
mustered out was regimental qnarter
master.
Grand Army Post Roswortb at Fair
Haven wilI soon mova mo netv rooms in
The Norman pnrt mock
The Grand ARMY nov. ot Rennington
are to hrinp ont The ~ oyal Wonntnineers
ear,v in the mnnth of V"v This drama
WAS presented by local talent some eight
or nine years since and was highly enjoy
ed.
Row w Jenne recantIv o,ove n worry
interestinc tnIk nt Albany on "Soldier
Iite ;, more narticulnrlv m The eVneri.
ences of the Vermont h6vs in the Shennn-
dnah vaIlev
Tho buI GRANTING, an ircraoeo IF mansion
frar, &c 10 SiS a ,iontb ~ III ,idr, la
nnndant fnfhero and mothera nov W., tho
ppeneion roll hos hacnn,a low bn,,;nC,
heen STONED NV the nresidnnt II il now
nudaraTnnd th3St innor, ,vho ar 20 anti
tIed 10 thir xriiI rocorn t'o on tba
vouchers navnhIe in Inra dnIv evenntnd
,d pta4 't ~ IA my tmS
in i nIa ~ ne he Ia ioT i LUZ F f
III, ha roo,'ireS o rt 6f tho
~, De or' wy P',. vi tlre
phi1b t6a no ~ IiS
and retnr4 them to her re"nectiye C,r men
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Last Wednesday evening, Rev, :. l.. b..