Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-29

Reviewed by the Governor.
At O'Clock came the review of the State
troops by Gov. Dillingham;. Tho review was
witnessed by fully G000 people. In the
front row of the reviewing party were Gov.
Dillingham;, Lieut. Gov. Woodbury., Senator
Morrill, aud Hon. c. S. Page. Back of
them were members of Gov. Dillingham's S
staff and Leuts. Foote and Dean, Gen.
Greenleaf, Col. 5. Estey and Kinman,
Majors Bond, Watson and Evans, Surgeon
Rutherford, Ma or Nelson. Col. Greene,
Capt. Powell and Col Fuller and lieutenants
Of the battery. Tho band OH right of line
with Co. f, l1th infantry next and the
Fuller battery on the extreme left As
The governor and staff left their positions
to inspect the troops the band played "Hail
to the Chief followed by a medley of
American national airs.
Presentation of Wobb badges and Cen
tcnnisl Trophy.
After the governor and party had re-
turned TO the reviewing position came the
presentation Of trophy and badges for the
best scores at the range. Company + of
Barre advanced and Capt. Wells received
from the governor the trophy with the
cheers of other companies and applause of
the spectators. Then Private Whitman of
Company NJ, Richford. Sergeant Sampson
OF Company T., and Private Robin of Com
pany + received from the governor three
Webb badges for the best individual score.
| The presentation was accompanied by a
few appropriate remarks by the governor
and Capt. Wells responded
Badges and Ribbons for deritorious
service.
After this came the presentation of badges
and ribbons for service
1t will he remembered that al the muster
at West Randolph last year badges were
given to members Of the regiment who had
served 20, -, 10 and years; tho torms Of
service being denoted by different coloreI
ribbons. Through a technicality, few did
not receive the badges to which they were
entitled. This was remedied to-day and
ribbons were also given to those who com
pleted 20, H. 10 and years of service
with the present crcampment The COM
piete list is as follows:
Veteran Roll August es, 800.
TWENTY YEARS.
Serst W p. Jones, Co. T. ribbon.
Sergt Moses King Co. 7, ribbon.
Sergt. L. Ingalls,, Co. +, ribbon
SerGt q. r. Cofru, Co. +, ribbon,
FIFTEEN YEARS.
Adit j. a. Lillis, let regiment, ribbon.
SerGt j. NJ. Mooney, Co. b, ribbon,
Corp. $. II. Tubbs Co. i, ribbon
Private W. N, Thompson Co. Is. ribbon.
Private Frank Beau, Co. c. ribbon.
Private W. ". Stevens Co. +, badge.
Private, F. b. Downing, Co. T, badge.
TIN YEARS.
Capt J. II. Mimms, Co. B. ribbon.
Corp. c. H. Rolt, Co. b, ribbon.
Private L. Bush Co. c, badge.
Corp. George Lathrop, Co. T, badge.
Lieut.. f. Il. johnson, Co. G, ribbon.
Private c. /. Rugg, Co. *, ribbon.
Corp. Jonn Kane, Battery, badge
FIVE YEARS,
Q. NJ Gen. ". II. Gilmore, badge
Surgeon d. =, Webster, battery, badge.
SerSt. Thomas Ferritsr, battery, badge.
Corp. G. E. Allen, battery badge
Private l.. Ahern, battery, badge.
Private Henry Whitney, battery, badge
Private G.. \. Chandler, battery badge.
Surgeon j. c. rutherford, lst regiment,
badge.
Private Il. p Ford, Co. Is, badge
rriyate F. NJ Bonett, Co. D, badge
Private J. =. Lander, Co. d. bad.e.
Private f. II. Russell, Co. b, badge.
Private c. b. Carr, Co. y, badge
Private f. Morris, Co. c. badge
Private ". b. Woodward, Co. ii, badge.
Private II, G. Pratt, Co. J, badge.
Private J. g. Burpee. O.. /, badge.
Private A. Z. Clark, Co. |, badge.
Private Martin Mathers, Co. X, badge.
Liout. j. +, Lambert, Co. L, badge.
Scrgt. W. b. Bullock, Co. l., badge.
Sergt. E. II. Norris, Co. l., badge
At this point rain began falling and the
dignatares hurried to their quarters while
I brigade was dismissed The shower was of
! short duration and Co. +, lth infantry gave
an interesting exhibition OF s1irmsh drill,
with firing of blank cartridges,
Tho Last Dress Parade.
The last dress parade followed parade
being received By Major Bond, The fol-
| lowing order was read.
| HEADQuARrEHs FIRST BRIGADE V. N.G.t
! General Orders No 10.
!. The general commanding desires to thank
the officers ana men of the brigade for rfle in
/ tcre5t taken in the enCampment, which had
/ resulted in an nverage attendance of Hl%.3 per
| cent Of the actual strength OF the command
1 and marked improvement in its drill and
! iSCipliuC
=. Although the weather has been far from
J lANtldblt nc utllln OF Nuc command was
never better, the report OF the acting brigade
surgeon showing an average OF only three on
/ the sick list for ouCn day.
( 3. The records made at the range are very
/ gratifying i'm view Of the limited practice
/ which the teams have had and is an indica-
/ ton that ermonters can still maintaln the
! reputation OF the old Green Mountain boys in
/ their skill with the ride.
/ 8. 10 The company winning for the first
/ TINE thc beautiful centennial trophy no would
! tender his congratulations with the caution
| thatlt il IS the hope Of its members - remain
| the cusiudlHns for more than one year, they
! must 20 to the range Ht tn" next compel ition
prepared To stoutIy contest their claim as prize
! winners, resting assured that the other COM
| Iauies will not be Cphtsnt until each has been
! the victor.
| >. 1t is hoped that every man Of the com
| maud Will return to his home with pleasant
| rtcOlleCtions o! Camp l.. a. Grant aud IA de
| termination TO do his part toward making the
| eucampment Of 1891 a stlll greater success.
| BY command OF
BRIG.-GEN. GREENLEAF,
| NJ. y. GREESE,
! Assistaut-Adj djutant- General.
The Surgeons Report.
Surgeon Rutherfords report was read as
| follows:
CAMP l.. A. GRANT, Aug. 22.-Surgeon'
| inspection of camp and proper ty standard