Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-18
THE ANNUAL MUSTER
A Fine Camp Rt RutISnd-.-Tb. r.
Guard win the Cup In the Rim. -
CAMP Gov. FULLER
RUTLAND, VI, August, I8o.

RUTLAND, VI, August 1So2
Almost the same expression is n.ol
everyone on arriving at Camp Gov. Fnn.F
"What a fine camp groundr and ,ru u.q
is "fine." The ground is situated u!
two miles from the city, right on tbo " "
nington & Rutland railroad. CAM, DEL
laid out Friday last by Col Harmon va, wa
Lieut.. Crud and Sergt. Briggs. and S., "u'
day the different company details BEGAN ,,r' S
work of "making camp" COMPANY I lug ,'s
ing the first mess tent up and also b as''
first to get the company street done ''s
The weather was fair and the worL u
never done so quickly or so well. Con, ,%
ny street is situated on the extreme Ii pa'
but nevertheless is not cleft on ~
this muster The principal feature ~ ~
day, Wednesday, was the reception ,ia. '
Gov. Fuller. He arrived at 2 o'clocts ' .s5
was met at the depot by members q, ~.
brigade staff and escorted to the proprI'
by the Fuller Light Battery. As The r'.
cession reached the camp the band nl5r.5
"Hail TO the Chief In the csrri!o
with the governor were Mrs. Fuller Cass
Webster and Capt. Tutherly. The sacor1
carriage carried Secretary Gouldinp e..
Gilmore and Col. Jewett the third ~
Bates, Col. Pollard and Col Foster n.
band played several pieces in front Of IL.
governors tent and the battery fired III.
governors salute. WY
Company has been the largest conn,
ny in camp. The names of the membs,,
are Capt. J. G.. Estey, First Lieut.. " T
Haigh, Second Lieut.. c. F. Bingham
First Sergt. Geo. f. Root, Sergts \ \
Hadley, d. F. Curtin, F. T. Hopkipsor
w. F. Walker and Geo. d. Reed. onare,
master; Corporals J. H. Estey. F
Field, S. E. Miner, D. A. Cavanaupb and
WIN. Curtin; Musicians II. A. REYNOLDS 4
E. Knight, F. l. Swift Priyates ],
Brockington, Chas. Brasor, Leslie Braso,
Geo. Burroughs, Geo. Clay, Frank Cap4
l. W. Combs, J. Curtin, Fred Cressy. il.
rome Corbett, J. Z. Gull, c. L. Cobb {
II. Davis, l.. F. Ellis, Horace French. B
E. French, w. H. Harvey, J. Hadgraf. A.
l.. Harris, f. J. Henkel, H. Hotchkiss.
C. Herrick, W. H. Perry, F. B. Putnam
NJ. Robbins, W. Y. Shaffner, Chester Sa,.
gent, Charles Sargent, NJ. H. Miller. C.
Worden, A. Worden, L. S. Wilbur. Rod.
ney Wheeler, Alfred Warren, Frank
Eckles.
Among the visitors at regimental head.
quarters are Mrs. Gov. Fuller, Mrs. Ger.
Gilmore, Mrs. Capt. Tutherly, Mrs. Co.,
Bates, Mrs. Gen. Webster, Miss Essex.
Mrs Capt. Estey, Mrs. Gen. Alfred, Mrs.
Maj Coffee, Mrs. Col. JENNIE, Miss Steam,
and Master Guy Estey.
Visitors at the Battery quarters are Mr.
Capt. Weld and Miss Zetta Weld Mn
Adj Putnam, Mrs. Lieut.. II. II. Burnett,
Mrs. Lieut.. ConnOrs, Mrs. Lieut.. Pratt
Mrs Lieut.. Platts, Mrs. F. NJ. Waite and
Mai Webster of the 4th Battalion Flor.
ida.
The fourth competition for the centen.
NAL trophy took place today and the Ester
Guard won the match with a score OF a.
Horace French took third prize. hand.
some silver badge, on the individual shoot.
ing.
Tomorrow is Governors day, and i
pleasant a very large crowd will be present
The Burlington cadets will come to take
part in the review.
Gen. Greenleaf, the old brigade con-
mander, is a guest at brigade headquarters
Camp will be broken Saturday at noon,
and the boys will have ended one Of the
finest encampments they ever had
p. II. Baker, T. J. Griffin, LOU;
Henkel and Frank Reed are visiting il
camp. +. Il. F.