Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-20
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INCIDENTS oF MS VISIT At THE ANNUAL
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oattie ol the third day hancork Avenue
mas been laid out.
! monuments arise IA great numbers, marx
/ ing the places ui the many organizations
Which at diierent times during the battle
/ occupied tine ground. As we reach the
/ point where the 18th Vermont lay, the men
OF that regiment recognize instantly the
| point where rested the right the hollow Of
the land sloping towards the left. few Of
the bushes some ol the stones Still marked
the place little farther down and more
To the front lay the llth, and near 10y "A
/ granite marker indicates the spot where
Hancock lay wounded. To the left and
! front oi TINS now runs the railroad from
| Gettysburg to Round Top park. Farther
along near long clump or tmcket Of low
trees and bushes, lay the 10Th Vermont.
| Col. Neazey was able at once to select the
points at the right AND left Of his line. Col.
ealey was detailed a. corps officer OF the
/ day. On the night OF the second day hat
! Tie ms regiment lay IN the extreme advance
Of our forces, his picket line extending from
the direction OF Round Top past the centre.
! towards our right, t" Cemetery hill The
same trees mark the spot, and men IN walk
| ing over the ground, IN Imagination recalled
| the days Of battle. the long cannonade and
the terrible clash of arms as men met in tn"
shock OF actual conflict Cot Clarke led
the party over the ground Of the 18th as it
moved forward to the attack ON Pirkett's
flank, while Col Neazey conducted uS over
the place where the 10Th marched from it,
! position near the clump Of trees to the rear
Of the lith, and as the 18th changed front
/ joining on to itSleft and charging across tn.
field toward the flank of the enemy. The
orchard through which portion Of the
rel"s came. still stand, thrifty. The char
arter oi the field and even the fences re
main without change, In suitable plat.
uear where this change Of front took place.
but indicating our general luo of battle.
/ the monument tu mark the va.1r of the