Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-01-28
G. 4. r. AND S. v. NEWS.

with 1920 back pay.
Patrick Mahue, late of Co. F. Sec
ond Vermont, is falling with consump
ton at the Home hospital.
The family of Gen. u. S. Grant
have received S4l4 SOL in royal
ties on the Generals autobiography.
The annual reunion of the 4th Reg
iment Vermont Veterans association
will be held in Montpelier, at 9.3C
Tuesday, Feb. ?.
The S. of V. and w. r. c. organ
izations of Morristowu are preparing
the drama "The Virginia Veteran,
for presentation in a short time.
The G. A. r. boys of No. Hyde
Park viii present their play ''Hal Haz-
ard, or the Federal Spy" very soon.
They expect to play it several times.
On account of the storm on Thurs
day, Jan. II, Judge Hugh Henry and
General Wells of the Finance Commit
tee, were present at the Soldiers Home.
Plans and specifications are in the COM
mittee's hands and the erection of the
Chapel will be pushed as fas i as posi-
BILE.
Considerable interest is being shown
in the next annual national encamp-
ment to be held at Washington. The
Department of Vermont will be entitled
to six delegates, in addition TO the past
Department Commanders, of whom fif-
teen are now living. The total MEM
bership ofthe department exceeds 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. Gates of Nor
risville attended the installation of Off
GERS Of L. II. Bostwick post and Relief
Corps of Underhill. Jan. IL. Every
thing passed off splendidly and the time
was enjoyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates installed the officers of each or
They deserve great cred
It for their effective service.
The Sth Department Convention of
the Woman's Relief Corps of Vermont
will be held in Grand Army He'll,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Feb. , and 3. Brooks Corps, No. is
will entertain delegates free OF expense.
National President, Miss Sue Pike San
lers has been invited to attend the de-
)artment convention.
The correspondent Of the Vt. Div,
1. A. S.. Of Burlington, has furnished
hese few items.
Judge Advocate, Henry Barrows is
'ery i'll with the grip.
All reports for last quarter were in
Ian. ?, and 20 members dropped.
Pretty good for VI. Division. BEN
lington Aid is ahead in members. hav-
ne thirty one in good standing.
The most prominent candidates for
he coming Department Commander |
re Col, Thos. O. Seaver of Wood
took, Hugh Henry ofC Chester and Geo.
v. Doty Of Morrisville, with possibly
dark horse, either 5. w. Cummings.
f St. Adams or Col. j. II. Lucia. OF
All are popular and de-
erving and any one Of them would
make good commander. Ii seems
lmost certain that 5. w. Cummings (
f ST. Adams will be the next Senior
ice Commander.
Chicago Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
( Chicago, Ill. has adopted resolutions
against "Jll public display
flags Of foreign nations except those
pom the buildings used by the ambass-
doris, consuls and other oflieial repre-.
Of nations having diplomatic
cations with the United States" Also
gainst any flag other than the stars
nd stripes being borne IL public pa
ldes. The resolutions are highly !
ltriotic, and are given in full in GEN. !
al orders 10, commander-in-chief.
Harrison Raymore of Jefiersonville.
hose death has been noticed in the |
lpers, was born in Eden in 1915 and
the early age Of IL enlisted in the /
my, serving nine months, after which !,
re-enlisted. nor did he again Law l
'wn his arms until he laid them down {
victory. He was married to Angus i
Carpenter in 1875, who with two :,
rs and baby daughter survive him. &
e was brave soldier, patriotic cit :.
IN, kind hearted neighbor and :
urn friend.
The coming annual encampment Of
E Vermont Department. G. A. r., .
be held at the Capitol, marks the i
yer anniversary of the Union Veier- II
: OF the Green Mountain State. The :,
,asion bids far TO be one OF great in a.
est 70 Grand Army men in Vermont n,
d there promises 10 be large attend d
&c at the encampment which opens g
Tuesday morning, Feb. ?. In the
sning there win be a campfire. at
lch Commandar-in(t Iiaf pal,,,,,,. 81