Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-01
THE G. A. II.

medicine, graduating from the Medical de
partmont of the University of Vermont in
1874. He pursued a hospital course in Bos-
ton and then entered upon the practice of
his profession in Coventry. In 1856 he
moved to Newport, where he has since re
sided. For four years no was surgeon of
the Vermont National guard, retiring from
the service us surgcon-Ccncral on the staff of
Gov. Ormsbec For several years he was
professor of State medicine and hygiene in
the Medical department of the University OF
Vermont He is examiner for nine life in
surance companies and surgeon for the
southern end of the Canadian Pacific rail
road. He has held various town offices and
has been superintendent of schools for eight
years. He is Mason, Odd Fellow and
Knight 1empar and is married.
NOTES OF TIE ENCAMPMENT.
The report of the committee on creden-
tals showed that there were present 300 del
egates, all but > of the II posts in the de-
partment being represented.
General regret was expressed over the alb
sence Of Col. |. a. Woodbury.. but all were
glad to hear that he was rapidly recovering
from his illness and gaining strength and
health.
The tables at the reception given Monday
evening by the Burlington Relief corps were
presided over by Mrs. Henry Wells. Mrs. A.
p. Grinnell, Mrs. Elias Lyman, Mrs. G.. II.
Holden, Mrs. II. +. Tutherly, Mrs Nellie
Pope, Mrs. Alice Berry, Mrs. j. G.. Burn
ham, Mrs. X. Il. Walker. Mrs Bennett
Turk, Mrs Eta Stannard Stone, Mrs S. s.
Leach and Mrs. i. b. Boynton, all
of this city. Mrs. Stones father was the
first colonel of the 9th Vermont regiment
and number of members of that regiment
with their ladies, sat at her table. Among
them We're: DR.. H. Il. Belden and wife of
St Adams, DR.. G. +. Branch of Newport
Col j. G. Stearns eff Bradford, Sorgt. c. NJ
Lane of Newport Col. j. c. Baker and wife
Of Rutland, Assistant Adiutant- general and
Mrs. \. a. Niles of Nlorrisville. Dr. W s
Vincent and Gen. 7. S. Peck of Burlington,
and Comrades Repor, Bush, Batchelder and
Sprague.
The supper furnished by the ladies was
of the most sumptuous character. One
comrade was heard to remark as he left the
table, BY gosh, this beats all the Grand
Army banquets all holler, ! guess IN have
to 90 home and take little celery com
pound. -
Pictures of the Burlington Light Guard,
taken in 1861. Were on exhibition in G.. |.
Hagar's window yesterday and attracted a
great deal of attention Mr.. Hagar has the
original muster rolls of the company and
other documents which are of great value
as relics now.
THOSE IN ATTENDANCE.
Among the out-oftown people VINO are in
the city to attend the encampment are the
following:
Col. f. W. Jewett, Z. r. Brayton. Rev.
f. j. Ranslow, r. o. Sturtevant and wife.
Mrs. r. D. Marvin, Miss Edna Lawrence.
f. Sartwell and \. X. Wanger of Swanton:
W. II. Bundy Of Manchester: c. NJ Lane.
Dr.. c. +. Branch, c. II. Wood, T. G.. Gale
l.. d. Miles and F.. Bebbe of Newport;
c. X Leach and b. X. Chase of Fletcher:
j. Is. Williams of Charlotte; II. b. Gambler
lain Of jay; \. W. Minis, &. Wilkins, Capt
Frank kenfeld Commander G.. W Doty
and wife, Miss Anna George, A. A. Niles
and wife, W. G. McClntock, H. n Cram
f. G. Farnsworth, II. c. Balow and
a. +. Whitney of Morrsville; d. f.
Brayton of West Townsend; II. l..
Morse and wife and DR.. Z. b, johnson
OF West Concord; Mrs. L. p. Bailey, Mrs
Harris and Mrs Greenwood of Putney;
j. NJ Lake John Bisbec and $. d. Under
hill Of North Troy: \. T. Moore of Plym-
outh Luther Woods of Bakersfield T. s.
Whipple and wife, Mrs. J.. F. Terrll, Mrs.
L. A. Thompson and j. d. Shannon of I'm
derhill; l.. L. Harrington of Hyde Park;
&. W. Smith of West Lincoln: NJ H. Stone
of East Berkshire; Calista r. Jones' ex-
Governor Roswell Farnham. Mary Z. Jones,
Mrs, a. G. Spaulding, John Storms, p. 5.
Chamberlain and wife, G. c. Chamberlain
and Miss Bagley of Bradford s. W. Dix,
W. II. Coon of Montgomery; Amanda T.
Newcomb Mrs. f. NJ Seaver, Mrs f. f.
Leland l.. Baker and wife, G. NJ Felt and
wife, j. \. kelton, W. F. Waterman. W.
Canning, A. j. Stone, D. n. Fellows, H. B.
Wedge I. l.. Cassavant and j. II. Lucia
Of Montpelier: Ozro Meecham, n. $. Cha
pin, Ex-Governor L. j. Ormsbee, l..
c. Barrett c. W. Carr, John Pit
ridge and W. II. Flint of Brandon:
&. w. Drown. G. F. Cormier, Eli Holden.
A. c. Dodge, i. II. Thurston. b. 2. Wiley.
Emma LaIont, and Emma A. Williams of
Barre; stephen Gilbert and O. B, Sanders
of johnson; a. c. Raymond and wife and
c. 5. Clarke of Stowe; l.. $. Norton, A. b.
Valentine, Major h. j. Coffey and wife.
Mrs. Eliza F. Cutting, r. NJ. Houghton and
wife ana y. NJ. Puifer of Bennington; D. \.
Wright, w. W. Martin, }. NJ Cheney and
c. II. Williamson of Middebury; W. d.
Bail, Mrs. NJ, W. Gould and Miss Martha
Lawrence of Ludlow; NJ j. Leach and wife
and p. 5. Scribuer and wife of Wolcott
c. V. Lathrop and wife OF Wiliamstown;
W. {. Whipple and wife, Mrs. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Cushing, Miss Grace Perham, DR..
Henry Boynton, G.. w Sayward and wife
l.. J. n Marcy, j. $. Easton, H. H. Wood
bury and {. II. English of Woodstock l..
W. NJ. Colbeck OF East Corinth. Mrs f.
W. Sault, Mrs. W. l.. Reading, Mrs X.
n Il