Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

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Co. l. 4th VT, will hold a reunion on
the Brattleboro fair grounds Sept. 80.
The Second Vermont battery viii hold
a reunion at Brandon on Friday OF this
week.
The Barre Sons of Veterans are making
preparations for fair TO be held the trst
week in October.
A post Of the G. A. r. has been institu-
ted in Mexico with thirty charter mem
bers. 1t has the approval OF the president
Of the republic OF Mexico.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Middle
bury Sons OF Veterans are planning ut
erary entertainment and ice cream social
to be held in the q. A. K. nan on FRIDAY
evening, Oct. 2, for the benent OF the So
ciety.
The Grand Army hall at Hinesburgh
was dedicated Tuesday evening, the I'D.
a rousing campfire was held with these
comrades IN attendance: Comrades Y. A.
Woodburv. I. S. Peck, +. II. Trick and j.
II. Holtop Of Burlington, Ex-Comman-
der Morse of Cambridge with Sons Of
Veterans J. e. Fox and J. Z. Rutherford
OF Burlington
The Lyndonville Sons of Veterans plac-
ed an order for 10 suits and caps this wk.
This is a good beginning and viii give
bers 26 members and has good possibili-
ty for more. The boys have been organ
lied only since the second Monday In
Aprjl. and the present membership shows
a lively interest in the camp by both the
public and the G. A. X.
Department Commander Morgan has
lust received from Detroit supply oil
souvenir silver badges which We're gotten
mn for the national encampment held last
month in that city. Through an accident
the badges were not completed Tor ols-
tribution at that time but are now being
sent out. The badge is similar to the
Ranninoton centennial badge. On one
side OF the die is profile OF Gen. Sherman
and on the other side is the coat OF arms
OF Michigan.
About thirty OF the surviving members
of Companies B and F 5th Vt. Volunteers
held a reunion and basket picnic in Hol-
lev hall. Bristol recently. The day was
nieasantly passed by the old veterans.
Speeches were made by several during the
afternoon. Officers of the association
were elected as follows: PresieenI' :. /
Cooke OF Brandon; vice president, L. y
Hook of Ticonderoga; secretary, Z. +.
Youtt of Middlebury. /.
The following pensions have been
GRANTED Vernonters: Original, Joseph
Benedict, John K Watson, John X VIII
iiams. George II Ploof, Dascombe Gibson,
Charles A Walker, Samuel \ Grover, John
Moulton. Albert Lamotte. George g Bal
lev. Isaac Ellis. Thomas Scullyy John w
Rsnder. John Tupper, Edmond + Peters,
Jesse Plumiey, Peleg F Murray, Patrick
McMahon. John Hand, William III Gray,
Sabin Morris, Samuel Hale, Isaac W
Kelley. Henry Wellman, Richard Stone
Charles A Macarthur, Joseph Cadieux, de-
ceased. Walter G Sawyer, John H Bell
Charles II Frost, David Bartlett, Douglass
Potter. Joshua Aldrich, Jerome Farrar,
Richard E Miner, William w Cutting,
Delos M Peake, Cadmus S Gates, layton
M Cass. Charles II Libley, George c Wood,
Ezra @ Robinson; widows, Mary Fitch
Mary F Ripley, Mary Irask, Matilda
Parker. Ellen L Godfrey, Abbie NJ WEIGH,
Hannah Furpess, Olive NJ Long. Increase,
Manly L Boies, Milo w Smith, Thomas
Fitzsimmons, VIM. w Sartwel, VIM. II
Jewett. George B Rand, George N Colt
VIM. d Sanborn, Oliver ) Nanderhoef
VIM. Burroughs, Thomas Wilson, Lester
A BRYANT. John C Fuller. Gilman,
VIM. n Gilchrist, Marshall Bliss, HIal
B Simpson, Henry H Phillips, Harrison +
Ainsworth Warren w Richardson. Ad-
ditional. Josiah H Adams, Sawyer Nc
1 Clallen. Reissue. Alvin D White, Theo.
dore P skinner. James s Furness, Alder
A Wheelock, Richard A Webber-