The National tribune., 1890-11-20
VERMONT,

Orders No l3 issued nj Chelsea, by command Of
Herbert O. Bixby, ColoHel-Robert B. smith, Ad-
Jutant-Coutain the following;
VI. A. considerable expense there has recently
been purchased 81 complete sci Of Division records
which the tOuimander-in- Chief requires 90 be kept
aud that they may be done correctly special
blank has been prepared, and sent by ile Adj
20 the Captain 81 each Camp, WHO VIII see that his
First Sergeant properly Hills il out from ihe de-
scrptiye book aud Camp records This j. an i'm
pogtant report and should ba made correctly
giving the complete record Of every member OF ihe
Camp from organization. These special reports
should bring the record up 10 aud including sept.
90 $500; and should be at Division Headquarters
before Jan. j, 1871.
VIII. The following Camps are suspended for
failure 20 make quarterly reports aud non-pay-
ment 81 pes capita tax for quarter euding Sept 90
1870. The same has been reported 20 the Com
iaRndCry- Chief: Camp 3D. hoTthbeid; 40 Mont
E0merg Center; 81, AeN port. The following Camps
ere more than one quarter In arrears: a., Hines
burg. two quarters 3, Waitsned three quarters;
81, Waterbury,, four quarters 10, HGrowick, four
quarters; %. East COrinth. four quariers; g.,
Greensboro Bead, Eve quarters. IL II earnestly
hoped each Of these Camps viii be reinaiatcd and
la line Tor the good Of the Order before next quar-
ter
IX. il Is now Tie season Of the year for Camps 90
eudcayoF 20 increase their membership. There Is
hardly Camp lu the Division that cannot make a
large gain u thc neat six months. u requires only
earnest, persistent effort 10 do tins. Zach Brother
j. recruiting officer fOr lfl- Camp. and should feel
bound 10 nreneut al lesst one good man 10 The Or
der, selecting on ~ those who would be Rn honor
aud credit 10 the Camp. Officers should look 10 IL
ship those brothers who have lost their Interest
became cEfeiFE- about their dues and been sus-
PENDED. arr brought back 60 Tie ranks ready 10
take their place aud right dress with the Camp.
The following appears ia Circular No ], addressed
70 Aids dC-Camp, aud issued from the office Of tie
Senior AID Rt brandon:
The great work that Is expected Of the Aids win
be the establishment Of new Camps In the vicinity
Of where they IiVE ia places where Camps have
either gone 10 pieces heretofore, have never
existed. Much work aud good results viii be
expected in tits line II carried cut with that zeal
and energy which every true loyal brother should
feel lot tina organization, and Igc way - do this
D. 10 confer with the prominent comrades Of the
Grand Army Of tie Republic whose Aids desire 10
organize Camp, get the names Of their sons. get
two UIrcc u these together. lay the principles
and character 81 the organization earnestly before
them, aud induce Them 10 place their names upon
the application Tor Camp charter. The secret Of
success 81 this matter viii rest upon the TAX Gu
lB selecting the prime movers IN The OrganzatiO n
81 the Camp. They should be energetic, active
young men, who will devote tho lime aud who
lave the reputation, morally and socially, 10 make
the enterprise SUCCESS, Give them all the Informal
ti0n for proceeding, and pledge them honest aud
faithful support iH their work where they have
started, and be faithful aud 10 keep your
pledge,