Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-31
CAMPFIRE NOTES.
Gleanings from the G.. A. r., :. of V
and Their Auxiliaries In this State.

Gleanings from the G.. A. r., :. of V
and Their Auxiliaries In this State.
Needham Post G. A. r. held reception
at their hall Christmas evening.
The Sons of Veterans OF Springfield ar,
to hold New Years concert and ball.
Chamberlain w. r. G. Of st. Johnsbury
is to have an entertainment Friday even
ing.
Stowe Relief Corps, No. 36, OF Calais,
held a successful fair Dec. 10 and IL, al
Memorial hall.
The G. A. r. and w. R. C. OF Putney
held a masquerade ball Dec. IS and 10 and
realized over $50.
Camp SO, Sons OF Veterans, has chosen
the name OF Gen. W. w. Henry and starts
of with IA charter members.
Ex-Gov. Pingree has presented the
Camp OF Sons OF Veterans OF White River
junction with lot of muskets.
The Sons of Veterans of Lyndonville
cleared nearly $110 from their recent pro-
duction Of the drama, "rhe Spy OF Attain
ta."
Edith Allard, l2-year-old daughter of
the late Henry Allard of Whitingham, has
been granted a pension OF S12 per month,
with $500 back pay.
The application for a new @. A. r. Post
ment Commander II. ID. Morgan, at Rut-
land, with 25 signatures.
MI. Sargent of South Royalton has
been appointed assistant inspector general
on the staff of Commander-in-Ch Chief Palm
er OF the national g. A. X.
Mrs. Mason, National President of the
Ladies Aid Societies, has appointed the
following aids from Vermont: Mrs. Izetta
Goodrich of st. Johnsbury and Miss Van
Youtt OF Middlebury.
Lieut.. Col. h. NJ. Worthen OF the 4th
VT. Vols, at its organization in 1861, is at
a hotel in Boulder, Col. stricken with par
alysis of the right side and destitute.
Friends have sent him funds and instruc-
tions about the Soldiers Home at Benning
ton.
The following Vermont comrades, G. A.
r., have been appointed on the staff of
Commander in chief Palmer: John Bom-
bard of Ludlow, III. l.. Perkins of st.
Albans, j. ID. Hanrahan of Rutland, A. G.
Raymond OF Stowe, A. NJ johnson of Will
mington and Marshall Montgomery OF
st. Johnsbury.
F.v. Randall Post No. 81, G. A. R., Dan
vile, elected the following officers Dec II;
Com, Geo. W. Cook, st. Johnsbury; $, ".
c., H. E. Roe. Danville; j. V. c., e. Tay-
lor, Danville; Adi't, Geo. w. Hooker, So.
Danville; Surgeon, E. e. Woodward, West
Danville; Chap, G. p. Hatch, Harveys
Hollow; @. M, N. II. Page, Danville; o.
d., e. G. Bacon, Harveys Hollow; o. g.,
Geo. Parker, Danville.
The Springfield Republican publishes a
fine cut of the monumental design adopt
ed by the executive committee of the 10Th
Vermont regiment to be placed upon the
battlefield OF Gettysburg to mark the spot
where that re yiment did such gallant SER
vice July 3D., 1868. A copy of the Republic
can has been sent direct from the publica-
tion office to every member of the 10th
regiment whose address is known. The
monument will cost about $1,000 and about
$500 more is needed to cover the outlay.
Contributions are solicited and may be
sent to the executive committee or TO {.
NJ. Russell, secretary and treasurer, VIII
mington.
The following pensions have been grant
eo to Vermonters:
Dec. 22.-Original, Geo. A Rumsey; ad-
ditional, Alpheus II Taylor; increase, Tim
othy Godfrey
Dec. 23.-Original, Alvin Arnold, Peter
Gotta, Nathaniel Hesseltine; renewal and
increase, Joseph Holmes; original, wild
ows, etc, Lois Barnes father, David Law
renee.
Dec. 25.-Original, John II Prindle; in
crease, ,Stedman d Moulton, VIM. H H Bur
bee, James Campbell; reissue, Rodney Q
Worthin; original, widows, etc, Eliza W
Dane, Sally Burgin, mother; Carrie Z
Prindle, minor of Frank 0 Bannister.