Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-08
CAMPFIRE NOTES.
GieaDings from the G. A. X, loft
and Their Auxil1aries la this State.

Gieanings from the G. A. r., S.ofV.
and Their Auxiliaries la this state.
Co. D, 9th Vermont Volunteers, held
their annual reunion at Barron Landing
Tuesday, Oct. 9Th.
Chamberlin Relief Corps of st. Johns
| bury gave masquerade and chicken pie
supper at G. A. K. hail Friday evening Of
last week.
the war drama, .The Blue and the Gray"
will be given under the auspices OF Cnam-
berlin Post, G.. A. r. OF st. Johnsbury,
Nov. 4, 6 and z.
The w. r. Z. OF Morgan Center gave
chicken pie festival Tuesday evening. The
proceeds will go toward the pun chase' OF
an organ for their hall.
The annual inspection OF corps in the
Vermont W. k. L. will be made this
month and next under charge OF Florence
Nj. Gates of Morrisviiie, Inspector.
The Woman's Relief Corps at Rutland is
making preparations for lair TO De given
later in the season.. The ladies are now
making plain and fancy articles and meet
once week.
Gen. Vim. Wells Camp, No. IS, 5. OF V.
of Burlington VIII nola a two weeks en-
IerLalnmenr commencing Nov. "a. Wood
rufi's Bohemian Glass Blowers have been
secured tor the occasion.
The following officers have been elected
anu installed 10 nil The vacancies IN Geo.
4. Cnnds Camp, No. SO at St. Adams:
Captain, e.. Ii. Anderson; LIST Lieut., j.
y norton; znd Lieut., J. W. Gibson.
The members OF Co. b, Thirteenth Reg
imenI OF Vermont volunteers, are 10 nave
a reunion in 81. Adams on the l4th OF
Uc.oDcr, That being the anniversary Oh the
Jay Lney were mustered mo lne service
in iSOz.
several of the survivors of Co. /, Sth VT.
reg InenL helu reunion at braetleDoro,
thursday, oct. /. AftSr speeches. ana
dinner Inc following officers were chosen
President, George T.. peilecki VICE presl-
uent, Emerson r. Prouty; secretary and
treasurer, Austin II. Wara; executive
committee, W. Al. Downs, sidney May
ana GUS PARK suitable resolutions on
Inc Death OF Frances A. Warren, iate pres
idenL OF the association, We're adopted.
Miss S. ada Hail, president Of the YER
mont division, l.. A. .. has Issued orders
No. D. Among other things she recon-
mends that eacn society IN the DIVISION
forward 10 the headquarters nifty cents 10
DE USED as a Press tuno from which sub
scriptions will DE sent 10 papers Devoted
m SUBJECTS of interest 10 our Order.
Airs. Nellie Z. Bonnet, "A Spring. 81,
ST. Johnsbury is appointed division cor
respondent, 70 nave in charge the puph-
caIion In the newspapers Oh Items OF IN
terest 10 the order.
The reunion OF the I'd Vermont battery |
was held at Brandon Sept. 10Th ana over |
hundred veterans were present. a Dusl-
ness meeting was held at O'Clock IN the
afternoon after which came the parade.
The soldiers made a good showing. In
the evening a camp fire was held az the
town hail. Can't John w. Chase OF Bran
don. presiding. This was the program:
Music; prayer, Rev. G. r. Howleyi essay,
ssThe Movements Of the Battery" W. ..
Allen: vocal solo, Mrs. John Engels; ad-
dress. Rev. DR.. Smart brief remarks, Rev.
J. S. Topper.
The second reunion OF the 14th Vermont
regiment will take place in Rutland, Oct.
21, on the anniversary OF the regiments
muster in the United States service. Inose
attending the reunion will meet on Me-
mortal hall steps at p. m; SO ina. pno-
togranh OF the mem beers of the association
can be taken. Immediately following TINS
there will be business meeting at the y
r. hall for the election OF ofhcers ana
and to decide on time and
Mace for the next reunion Comrade
burton w. Potter OF Worcester, Mass,
will then deliver the address before the
Coffee and sandwiches,
doughnuts and cheese will be served at
O'clock d. M. at the hall. The camp fire
services In the evening will be under the
direction of Chaplain W. ). smart OF
Brandon. All comrades are requested TO
nrepare papers OF "reminiscences or De pre-
pared with a speech, song or story Tor the
occasion. It has been suggested BY Chap
lain Smart that fund be raised by the
18th for the purpose OF purchasing monu-
mental markers for the regiments posi-
tons at Gettysburg.