The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-04-05
G. A. r.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VT,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VT,
e GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Gen. Order No H.
BELLOWS FALLS, March "a, 1895.
The following Comrades have been APP
/, pointed as additional aides on the Staff o.
the Department Commander: Chas. ii. Lar
kin, Post ~ Chester; Daniel Higgins, 81
Bellows Falls; Austin smith, 96, West Ran
dOlph; }, w. Graves, 81, SaXton's River
Fifeld Bohman, 40, Chelsea; Abner Cum
ningham, "a, Bellows Falls; j. 9. VIM,
l03 West Halifax; e. W. Rawson, %, Hard
wick; M. A. Cunningham, 2, Burlington
Joseph Mears, 40 Poutney; l.. M. Kinney,
40, Poultney; Geo. w. Crown, So, Essex
Junction; E. B. Sturgis, 49, Fairfax; j. G.
Squires, SO, Milton; III 4. Renfrew, SO,
Milton; j. o. Freeman, ", Waterbury; Ira
Carpenter, 81, Brook field; e. w. Robbins,
49, Athens; II. w. Walters, l08, Castleton:
III. W. Spofford, IA, Rutland; Henry Will
kins IA, Rutland; g. III. Mathews, Ia, Rut,
land; }. A. Marvin, &c. Sheld0n; G. M.
Essex Junction.
HONORARY AIDEs-DE.CAMP.
Slayton, Maiden, Mass, DR. i. r. Palmer,
dale, Mass, They will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
The following named Comrades have
been recommended from this Department
as Aides-deC Camp on the staff of the Com
mander-in Chief and their appointment
Will be announced in due season In General
Orders from National Headquarters.
Special Aide in Charge of Military in
Public Schools, George Il. Bond, Post 81
Brattleboro,
A1DES-DE-CAMP.
Cyrus ID. Gibson, Post 112, Bennington;
T. A. Scott, 105. Montreal, p. O.; Daniel w.
DAVIS, 81, Chester; M. l.. Dyer, 70, Island
Pond; Charles III. Gotta, 2, Burlington; ThOs
Z. Gale, 81, Newport; A. ID. Beckwith, "a,
Bellows Falls; William Cronan, IA, Rut-
land; r. f. WEIGH, so Franklin
1t IS expected these appolntees both Ma.
tiOnal and Department will be present at
the Encampment in Louisville in Stptem-
Der prepared to render any assistance that
they may be called upon tor.
Upon recent visit to Louisville to ar
range for the coming National Encamp-
ment 10 be held Sept. II, IL, and IL, am
pleased to announce that with the assist
ance of COmrade G. 81. Bliss "a wholesale
merchant) and DIR. E. r.. Palmer "a prOmi-
nent physician there) both natives of YER
mont, (whose love for the dear green hills
has never Slumbered for one moment i'll
their breaSts) l procured rooms for Head
quarters for the Grand Army and WOman's
Relief Corps for this Department, and en-
tertainment for all who go, at the Phoenix
Hotel in the center of the Grand Army at
fractions CORNER of West Market and Sixth |
st. where L can insure all nice quarters |
and courteous treatment for az per day, |
with the privilege of one bath room. DR.. |
and COmrade Palmer who has private in
Urinary in connection with his office and |
only one block away, has with desire to |
do all that he can for Vermonters) placed |
his apartments at our disposal where six
teen will find nice sleeping accOmmOda
TONS Those occupying these apartments
will be furnished meals at the Phoenix
Hotel a 5 80 per day.
The Comrades will notice that the rates
are very reasonable for the comfortable ac-
that | can insure them,
hence l would urge all who can possibly
arrange to do 50 to go TO Louisville whose
people are arrangingand will do their ut
most 10 give yOn royal reception and
make your visit pleasant while there, and |
III sure that they will carry out in letter
md spirit all of the prOmis, made at Pitts
burg (When we were invited to come there)
~ that eloquent Kentuckian, Henry Wat
erSOn.
AS it will be very necessary to know
what to depend on L earnestly request the
ladies and Comrades who intend going to
lOtI1y ME at their earliest convenience SO
hat can assign them to rooms.
Railroad arrangements and rates are not
yet completed but will be and announced
It an early day.
By Command of
B. CANNON. Jr., Dept. Commander.
i. A. WHEELER, Asst Adjutant General.