Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-29
CAMPFIRE NOTES.
6sIeanings from the G.. A. r., ). of V.
and Their Auxiiiaries in this State.

esIeanings from the G.. A. r., s. of "
and Their Auxiiiaries in this state.
The @. A. R. Post of West Burke gave
dramatic entertainment Friday evening
OF last week.
The G. A. r. ard w. r. c. of Hardwick
are raising money for flag for the Union
school building Of that place.
Gen. VIM. Wells Camp, No. 10, Sons OF
Veterans, Burlington, held rousing
campfire Friday evening, Oct. ~, with
Gen. w. Il. Greenl af as principal speak
er.
Chas. Thacher, aged 81, formerly OF
BURLINGTON and a member OF Co. G OF the
18th VT and commissary sergeant OF tne
regiment, died at Yarmouthport, Mass, a
few days ago. He had been register OF
probate for the county OF Barnstable Tor
12years.
Capt. c. E. Parker Camp, Sons of Veter-
ans OF Vergennes gave a campfire wed.
evening OF last week. The exercises con-
sisted of speaking by Gen. Henry OF Bur-
lington, reading by Mrs. G. f.. 5. Pierce
and Mrs w. K Dalrymple, vocal music
by Miss Sprague and instrumental music
BY Miss Lyars. Visitors from neighbor-
ing camps, the Woman's Relief Corps ana
Ethan Allen post attended.
Company B OF the Thirteenth Regiment
held their reunion at Phillips Hall, More
town both companies mastering upward
Of forty men, the 18th instant About
fifty in all took dinner. Rev. Harvey
Webster delivered the address of welcome,
+. A. Fiske responding. Several OF the
comrades were called upon to make re-
marks and all responded. Out OF 2O5
members OF Co. G there are 81 SURVIVORS
and ont OF 101 OF Co. B. there are about
the same number. 1t was voted to hold
the next reunion in Waitsfield, August,
| 1892.
The following pensions have recently
been awarded to Vermonters: Original,
| William Allen, Francis II Aldrich, Har'
yey Williamson, William ii Blake, "a,
Mark TRULY, Dwight II Rudd, Roswell
Bradley, Joseph Mears, Patrick Woods
Francis Boyd, Almeran G Bickford, Hi
ram Martin, Henry F King, Franklin a
Crane. Additional, Nathan Z Penneld,
Hiram Allen, Charles T Balm, Henry W
Cooledge Increase, John Jarvis, Plum
mer H Richardson, Amos H Lamb, Oliver
| G Rarmard, Luther S Gordon, Francis I
Young, Edgar Z Rye, Harrison lean
Thomas Reed, Ellen Ryan, widow, Brad
| ford Grimes, father. Reissue, George
Ainsworth, Orland Leonard, Amos Chase
/ Thomas X Gibson, Leverett ii Page. he.
issue and increase, John Tague, Isaac I
/
Col ii. s. Foster OF the s. Of v. has is
sued his first order and among Other
things is the following: The staff appoint
ments heretofore existing in the division
are hereby revoked and the following
substituted therefor, viz: Adjutant, +
T. Monahan, Camp no. z, Underhill
/ quartermaster, +. f. Morse, Camp no. IL
Burlington; surgeon, q. o. Webster
Camp no SO, st. Albans; chaplain X. Z
Soaring. Camp no. 70, Arlington; inspec'
tor, G. n. II. Jenne, Camp no. 2, Brattle'
boro; mastering officer, +. W. Sauit
Camp no. 81, West Randolph; judge ad'
vocate, H. c. Herrick, Camp no. 80, Yer
gennes; chief OF staff, L. I. Lamphere
Camp no. 80, Calais; sergeant major, z
/ G. Andrews, Camp no. 10, Burlington
quartermaster sergeant, +. f. Abbott
Camp no. 19, Burlington; council clerk
Leonard Fiske, Camp no. 10, Burlington
These officers will be obeyed and respect.
ed accordingly. The headquarters OF tn
division are hereby established at Bur
lington. All returns and reports should
be addressed to Adjutant +. I. Monahan
Burlington, VT. All acquisitions fol sup
plies and correspondence relating thereto
should be addressed to Quartermaster +
f. Morse, Burlington, Vt.