Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-03
LXH, NEW SERIES VOL. XXXIv.
HANERSACk.
Proposed Reunion of the 10th VT. Vols.
with windsor County Veterans at
Ludlow.

Col. w. G. Veazey of Rutland has is
sued the following circular:
RUTLAND, Vt, July 10, lSSS.
Soldiers Of the 18Th regiment Vermont
I'OlttHtGerS
Fifteen years have passed since the 18th
| have had regimental reunion. Comrades
are writing every day that they cannot
stand it any longer. They say "Call us
! together anywhere and at any time and
b. resisted. The fame of your deeds on
the victorious field of Gettysburg shines
with greater splendOr ut the end OF the
quarter century. The old iraternal spirit
which the camp, the march, the bivonac
and the battle engender, has grown with
the years But our rauks have sadly thin
ned. The time has indeed come when
| those who are left should meet once more
around the camp fire, where they can
again tell the old stories and sing the old
songs and feel the elbow touch OF - years
ARO.
The Windsor county veterans will hold
their annual reunion at LUDLOW, August
49th, and have invited us to make that the
time and place of regimental reunion.
Accept the invitation, L. the response re.
ceived from all sources.
TIE line OF the 10Th will therefore he
formed AT Ludlow on the 18th of August,
at . O'Clock sharp, in the afternoon.
Comrades will report to the adjutant on
arrival
With full ranks and full haversacks we
will repeat the good time at Chester 10
years ago,
BY order of w. G VEAzEH,
Late Col Commanding.
ii. .. PEABODY, AdJutant
National Guard Changes at St. Albans.
STATE or ERMONT,
ADJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
BURLINGTON, July 30, lSoo,
Special order. No. IL.
Capt. EmerS w. BDrdO, tOmpa b., First
Regiment, having tender ID his resignation,
the same is hereby accC pteu to aate from
July 20, 1885, and he will be honorably dis
charged upon turning over the property, for
which he is res pOnsIble to the senior officer
present, and settling his accounts with the
Quarter Master General of Vermont. Capt
Bordo res gns his commission on account
OF ill health, and it is with sincere regret
that his services must be dispensed with. AT
ter serving his country faith uiy as a solder
9Th vt. Nols.l in the war 1851 1863 this officer
joined the National uard of Vermont, and
mas rendered valuable and efficient service to
the command. He carries with him into civil
lie the respect and esteem of ali.
By Command OF HIS Exceeney,
EBENEzER J. ORMsBEE,
T. s. PECK, ~ '
Adjutant and Inspector General.
The election at st. Albans, Saturday
evening to fill the above and other vacan-
cles resulted as follows Captain, j. II.
Mlmms first lieutenant, b. b. Perkins
second lieutenant, Carleton 5earle.
The N. G. Muster.
We are glad to learn that the National
Guard at its coming encampment at New
port is to have the distinction and benefit
of the presence OF Capt. Ogden B. Read
company of the l1th infantry, T. 5 A
This will add much interest to the en-
campment, and be of service to the militia
The following order has been promul-
gated;
HEADQUARTERS DIVISION OF THE
ATLANTIC, GONERNOttS ISLAND,
NEW GoRk LTrY. July a, 1883. J
Special orders No. lji.