Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29
THE BOY > WHO WORE TIE BLUE.
Notes From the Grand army Posts of
Vermont.


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d. " turH'r OF Noitn Troy haS pre-
sem eu hAi'y HHNt' -. A. IT, "l lhat place
WIN 2.Jl toward huiIdiHE a hlil'
4 reunion of the nth regiment. Yer
NOM volunteers, Will be held i'm Mont
prlicr, November 10.
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and $50 net.
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Inc ltdleS OF the Woman Relief corps,
the Custer Post and Sons Of Veterans OF
b+qRln4t2n, had n IN invitation to Dorset
"a MallchtSlrr' LhurSuay, october II.
IHe ladias visited The Dorset corps in he
allerhooh ana lhe ioat ana sons OF Vet
t,'hN NPehi luc evening win them al
\ good number of the members of the
Mason Post "i Glover. and others attend
ed The campfire ut Albany and report Il
general good time.
The members of the North TROY Post
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hail for their own use.
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ol't ,i'' henry baIiaru ehtgrtalheu a
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accnnnt If his 1ri,, To no E,t7nr,i7a ,'
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-. Giit T prt n"rr "UH parry anu supper
| Oc, % nnder the ausnicas ~ onimi,1T
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lief corps At EAST WaIlin~f6rd na ,,i' ah rr
s3,i over All their e1nansre nv their racenf
fair.
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oaT,,e' To'p' " lnuSor Huienueu lhe
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| llS, Coi, ~ uHucl tne auspices Oh MAJOR
ga, 20 '7' Vi 1'"' Pi'oe
a reception WAS gwen Mr.. and Mrs. K
j. Cohey at q. A. Il. nall Windsor, re-
Gently, Whlcn was attended ny over 100
members OF " m. 1. Tracy Post and OF the
| Rellet corps ana sons or Veterans.
The Cambridge Grand Army Post gave
proceeds Of which were sent to aid the suf-
ferers in Charleston, >. c.
A lecture WAS delivered at Chester Oct
20 by Major Henry G. Dana on "The Great
Naval Battles of the Rebellion"
The campfire under the auspices of the
Grafton Post, recently, was a success in
every respect After the camp fire there
was a banquet in the town hall
CDmuanv ID of the Gth Vermont ra,,i-
mem MT in r.uninn for tba ln,at,tb t,,7,
! in Kc,lr>'s hall WestfieId Ger XII TnaSl
dny eyni'irr X 4 StiIrs .,tdra.lad ~ ~ o
cnnr,,I,. un1 Ms r.n,,,, WIZ, - s',I
i'm n most prntifviug manner
rta ,,,,7,,nI o,,,7',,,,,,., 1--..
, ne "niu", t''T1hpHieHV Ol Nernlonb
AIoahS' january IL auu 20 1851.
Pensions have recently been granted to
Nermonters as follows Il. Is. Gross, Rich
tord, - u month and $3.50 arrears Alonzo
EWlns, Morgan, - Il month and $1,000 ar
rears John White, ESSEX, Increase from
SO TO s24 month; 7. Wallace Elkins,
Troy sl2 month Charles Hoyt, Crafts
bury, increase to $40 month; Charles
sion and arrears of 1925; William d. San
porn, Barre, 81 month ana Wis ar
rearS Heman l4amphere, deceased, 81 a
month ana SOP aIreilrs = Maria Lam
phelc' ipaiie ,sI@ month dnu f-'u AT
IeaIs fIe9 -; LeWlS' uranNIlle, " Il
ETiontn anu so.u lle9 20 EHester .orr'
urolou' an increase llplll W 10 gov a
hohth heuoeh l-diipHeIt, llartIand,
resuo ration, - d iilouVh anu S'|o' arrears
Commander Childs has relssued, to the
department of Vermont, q. A. r, "A cir
cuar sent out by Commanders in Chief
Fairchild, announcing that contributions
by the several posts foI the benefit of their