Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13


the state.
The following general orders relating to
the annual muster have just been issued
STATE OF VERMONT ApJUTANT
AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
BURLINGTON, july 7, 1855. /
General orders No. Is.
l. Pursuant to section 1910 of the Revised
Laws the several organizations of the Ma
tlunai Guard of Vermont are hereby ordered
into camp at Derby, on Aug. 2lst, to remain
i've days for Instruction., discipline and re-
view.
II. Brig.Gen. william L. Greenleaf Is here
by assigned to duty at said camp as post com
mander, ana Will issue all necessary orders
Tor the proper conduct of the encampment
in accordance with the rules governing mill
tary posts
III. Muster and pay rolls in quadruplicate
will be prepared before vul In camp, by
entering thereon the name of each officer and
enlisted man IN the organization. Pay will
he allowed to officers ana enlisted men for the
days on which the organ!z ton arrives at.
and depart, from camp; and for such other
DAYS during the cncAmpment as they are pres
ent FOR duty from reveilIe until retreat, uH
less properly excused by the post commander
". The first AID sec nd separate cOmpa-
nies, infantry, will form Il provisional bat
TALON under the command of such field Of
tiCer as the post commander may designate.
V. Wide en-route TO and from camp, the
senior officer present will be in command, and
Will be held responsible for the maintcn ncC
of order ana dis Cipline.
by command OF His EXcellencv,
kBENEZER j. ORMsBEE,
~ c NUNc'nor ana Ooinhahuer lu-cnieI'
AdjutanL and inspector General.
The Bennington and Rutland companies
will go TO Newport by the way of Cam
bridge Junction and st. Johnsbury, which
~ lditne tian py way VI o.. A!odiiS ana ana
i'iO'ii '"t olo19i"S ny ny 'Ino NV oon"-
u" - @ onuo aHoiteu, me I..Cniotu cp,ii-
ptuIS pm ,.es,te ~ iii'lcH " C%minp, Wnicn 1t
vi WI ~ ~ IL "" " w. uiiel '"ttetS
i'p' t%e WAY @ of r. iI"Ws ESIIs a"d White R,yer
Turcti4n oud than ovar ia paesYt,,,-ic
raiIrnad me Norrbfsld ana NinntnaIiar
comnnnies viii % nv tho vyavot Walls
RiNnr. md tha - \ Ihuns cnnnorv ,rilr
I'm tho Ranni,,,ton nmn RmIi,rd c",,il
naniea at E.snv Junctinn INC Drnttla-
HH"rn baud yrbirh bng t1rni. bnd s,,,n av.
/ c.lleut mn. 70 inr tho nsst fa,v vu.rs win
not he heard mis- var. hut fha Nerbanint
| h1nd of \Vast Rop,loInh ,viII % instood
| I.,.i. d, N,I 3 L,I.''.... tt,. -.
i-ai h.n " NeaI VI rioIeuce, lta!' the
~ 81 i"'i H'9 'ila''e ueSlSu loI ~ " sol
W. ~ 80 M - - ~ " ,N
md snllIiar on nirtat d,,tv ths forn,er
etnnding rith his n,nekat cnc,,ed aarrast
! " neering ahead and inc latter kneeiinV
with his musket to the shoulder. 1t is to
/ he of heroic size, the figures meas uring
eight feet in hight and the base - feet
A p4ttee s,.cret,,,v Of the Veteran as
! corintion nf 10 X oth W Va, bus
been mnkIn,t a., .tfnr' tha rIst VAR to 'Jet
tha addrss..-s ,f + t, .nr,tv'n,, ,,a,nhnr- ~
the con,n.nv o,.d nos u,,nca'i1.d ~ Hnd.
ing Ar mamhers Mr. p,.tt,.. h,s iusnad "a
circular la,ter calling a reuninn nf the
cnmnany AT Brattlenoro Sente,nher D7
rha 35, Na,,. I-,,,, ,.oi,,,,,Sa.' - ,'.h;,,,
+,,l ne -.' ~" AU.h IN ii =, w MntGn
snn' ber, (arn''nJ vii h,ld ~,
1,',',,io Gii,'l I," IN " 'I nrii'1a
| 49, u"iVu @ -, a no "''7' ~ i'' 'h An"i0
""s 90 "1'
Az ~ Johllsouly' July ou, IN the even
hS, Ch"lll oellh post ". a. n ntIq a
campu'e lor veterans Oh lht Elghth YER
mont regiment VINO assembled mere Tor a
1 mr . i,17 W. pie1'Eel Ta w e. e.
CIS,iLh 1,.,1(',' 'e' We
ijh,r Ln,ht6 @ wno 4unt,1t an"9teI M vi tre
~ rtd ",ta 9PG'NT, an ~
u T., l,rEe p.o. uie VI al a.
IiPItI riI,,I'7' "iU ",I oioIet VI ''iT
~ u ~ .,iii PQS
1',1 uii eihil VI tue post oS Dt'
,, ~, ~ a. y" a. ,en ~
MY" r;.it - rpj, pj,n" anu -''O "'''o'9 Vi '"e
N''I n.i ~
AL the recent reunion or CO. N. lOln
Nermonl volunteers at Newport 20 old
members OF the company were present.
Work On the Bennington battle monu-
meut Is progressing rapidly. y hcIght
Of ~ feet has been attained 1t is expect
ed that il VIII De carried to IT'S extreme
helght-30l teel above the lOuudatiuu-hy
November of next year. Albert Parsons,
the superintendent, has devised plan by
which the immense. blocks OF stone are