Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18

tLe several communications, ana the re
port was adopted
Tho committee on credentials reported
whole number entitled to vote in the ul-
campment Isl; whoi" number present,bl2.
me time for election of officers having
arrived, Eve minutes were given for pre-
seRtation of each name for commander
Comrade Roc nominated Senior Vice Com
msnder James X. Churchill of Worcester,
and Comrade e. y. Loring nominated
Judge Advocate A. A. Putnam of UX-
bridge
The ballot for commander resulted rs
follows:
Whole number Of ha'lots Observation-Disclosures. 63'
Necessary 30 a choice. Observation-Disclosures. 81:
Janes X. Churchill had......-.......... 3}
i. a. Putnt IN had...... 81
Comrade Churchill was declared elected,
amid hearty applause. Comrade Putnam
thanked comrades for the votes given him,
and proved TO make the election Of Com
rade Churchill unanimous, and the mo
ton was carried.
For senior vice commander, Junior Vice
Commander Eli W. Hall of Lynn received
4l0 votes out of a total Of 1885, and he was
declared elected.
For junior vice commander Inspector
W. a. Wethcrbee Of Newton was elected,
receiving S43 VOTES out Of a total of 5SG,
Delegates and Alternates.
The committee to nominate list of del
ccates to the national encampment re-
r)rle1 the following, and the comrades
were elected unanimously:
DelaRqtes-At large f. T. Bowel, pV,t
4: g.. j.. Hendrickson, post 1871; Johr F..
<t'lan ~ Charles H. Baker, s; c. $.
Jlar g.. Jorge W. Muneell, l4l; Arson
Ni,hrv l,: G. w. Cross, l01; Henry y.
White. 3; NJ. G. B. Swift, 4d; A. =. Hus-
well, = H. II. Johnson, A.: w. II. BloG-a'r,
ia, Granville c. Fiskc, Is; William ii.
Warren, 66; Walter Cutting, l97; George
" Kay, IS; A. +. Caswell, IS; Isaac c.
DAY lr.; Alfred 3 Rowe, TO- =. W Ma
hady, 30; George n. tIske. 62 T. T. Think
ham, IL; Johu ii. Putnam, 1872; L. S. Tor
ton, 10.
Alternatos-8t large, H. 3. Parkhurst.
post So; Henry Walker, post Il; Timothy
crowley, %; {. T. Luther, -; Frank Eaton,
i; W. II. Marden. 75 c. II. Seagrave, 80;
y. !. Aalston 1872; Woodbury. ". Little,
l4o; George l.. harrington, %: Thomas
Ryan, 81; George II. Howard 81; 4. u.
Ioyci0y, 4S; George b. Barker, 18S; G, ".
Wilcox, ~; Frank D. Trip, 90l; George
-. Holhrook, %; William Reynolds, s.
=. J. Loud, 81; John Mcfarland, 5; e. :.
Dole. ~, O. Bartlett 100; c. +. Packard
90, W. l.. Gage, s.; David Boyden, TO.
National Monument Proposed.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions reported.
recommending the passage Of q resolution
1eti.t,pinr c3pgrcss tn annronriate a si,c
5ici.at sum of money to erect in the city
e.. WASHINGTON a monument which
Shall le fitting tribute to TIC
r.a....- Of the soldiers. sailors r..l
l....... for the SUPPRESSION Of the rebel
ais, i,l,r,cd the letter Of Doet13 soliciting
err..-iuti,n, for o. monument to the l,te
,...t.lu tdt-ltant Erueral Albert G.
Monroe. Favorable action was also taken
ON ar,isrt recommending the adopljou If
. r,~oiuii.u Iool;iu.r tn = Settlement of fla
q .gute,i Questions as to seniority of most.
I'm The cIt.rc country
The committee appointed TO report can
Gilates for tie council of administration
reported the following named, and they
were elected: Isaac G. Day. post 1Ol: Al.
fred A. Burrcl, post %; William Il. War
uu'. post il; Jno J. Warden. post 291.
4 communication was received from the
Nnssach 1setts department Of
The raugAters OF Veterans,
asl,ino An CGiciuI RECOGNITION from the en-
(oI,nI,,nt and il was referred IN the COM
,.f++.a an rasolutions which recommended
rlf..pprloo Ia tho qOr1DciI ~ ~ p,i N --o-
tion A, anondu,eDt was made ia inIorsa
,ba Darohters which xvas carrie1. and
IN r.a4t,.r vros referred IN tho co,in.
oil
Row NJ 6 Dudlov of NartrcI,ot ,yas
elected cbanIain on tha sacond haIIot
DR. q L Walker NJ Rosto,, WINS oIoo+ol
medical director On tho tLird baIIo+
1r wac voted 70 send tI,a c,raati,,,s If o.
onl comrades of Nsssachnsetts tn Gencral
rIorace pinnav NJ CaIifornia tho fon,do-
NJ tho SoIdiers, Home IN C'bel.e,
TIE orlcsrs-e,ect were installed tv poo.
7;.nartroant c,ornrnondar C,oodaIe an1 fla
d.ra,t,Tsrt o1iorrnod 10 Fo,,niI LalI a.,
onnI,oI bor[To+
Tho horo,,c+ ~ IEaro,,;1 bo111os, nio,t,
rorndeS oTt +ha ell, -, H..
eynor r pSsslI Canlr,I At;ia. G,nr.a,n,,i
Tanner and otber no,ohios ,,,oTo sr,aarI,,s
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