Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-09
OUR HAVERSACk.
Aides.do Camp Appointed by Depart
ment Commander Puffsr.

Tho following extracts are taken from
orders Nos and of Department Com
mander Puffer:
The following aides-de-camp on the
staff of the department commander have
been appointed:
Gen. W. w. Henry, Burlington; Col.
H. NJ Mansur, Island Pond; Capt. John
A. Sheldon, Rutland Capt. p. ID. Blod-
gett, St. Johnsbury; Col. ]. ii. Walbridge.
North Bennington; Hugh Horny, Chester;
George W. Doty, Morrisvlle; S. w. Cum
mings. st. Adams: Col. f. c. Butterfield.
Derby; Col II. r. Taylor, Brattleboro;
NJ. j. Horton. Poultney; Il. w. Jcwett,
Swanton; Maj A. b. Valentine, Benning-
tom ID. b. Sexton, Rutland; Albert Harris.
post /. St. Johnsbury; w. II. Livingston,
post 9, Burlington George a. Bridge, post
4. Morrisvillc, Charles r. Briggs, post g.
Brattleboro; II. II. Perry. post r. West
Rutland; N. c, Peck, post 49, Montpelier;
Thomas Marnock, post &c. Glover: s. A.
Hatch. post 20, Northneld; Andrew Som
ers, post 81. Hinesburgh; George II. Whit
comb, post AZ. Springfield; S. Plank. post
A. Bennington; Charles Carpenter, post S.
Barre Wallace Wakefield, post "a, West
field: f. Mcintyre, post So, Dandy: w. L..
Cady, post 50. Middlcbury; ID. =. Fassett.
post, 9G, Randolph; Z. c. Hager, post III,
Gaysville; Edward Kelley. post liz, Ben
nington; Jean b. Lorge post 105. Montreal
T., Gilbert, post 81. East Fairfield; George
Dow, post "A, Cabot; W. NJ. wilkins. post
80. Ludlow; II. j, Pearsons, post 1902, Enos-
burgh Falls Il. l.. Ditty, Brookfeld.
/ Honorary, Col Merritt Barber. u. S. A.,
Chicago, H.; Col. Albert Clarke, Boston,
Mass; e. j. Foster Eddy, Boston. Mass
j. H. George, Norwich, Conn
| The clause In general order No. 2. Is
sued March 10, announcing the election of
representatives and alternates to the 30th
national encampment, should have read:
Representatives-N. p, Bowman. st.
Johnsbury Cat large); William ]. Sperry,
Cavendish A, w. Fuller, st. Adams;
Andrew McGaffey, Burlington; o. e.
Adams, Arlington; C. II. s, Pierce, Ver-
lee Cat large; Peter S, Chase, Brattle-
boro; Richard Smith, Enosburgh; w. A.
Smith. Pawlet; II. Mcintyre, Dandy; Ozro
Meacham. Brandon
| A pre-memorlal patriotic service for pub
lie schools. arranged and published by
Mason S. Stone, superintendent OF educa
ton, State of Vermont, Is now in my
hands. 1t Is well adapted to the occasion
for which 1t is prepared. and will insure
uniformity of service throughout the State
on the day preceding Memorial day. AL
veterans Will endorse the service that
teaches our children to be loyal to coun-
try and flag.
| me loioWlnB COMMUNICATIONS are SUD-
mitted:
w. G.. Fuller, Richmond. Va. has O
small Bible taken from tho battlefield june
20, 1862, during the seven days battle
around Richmond. On one OF the fly
leaves is written: "Charles II. Hyde, Co
b. 9Th VT. Reg Presented to him by the
chaplain of his regiment"
Corporal HYDE died OF disease Decem'
Der Ii, 1862. Any of his friends can secure
the Bible by corresponding with w. G
Fuller. one of Jacksons old corps.
George Reiched, POI Amherst street. Buf
falo, N. Y, wishes the address OF Francis
Haley, who was a shipmate OF his on thu
steamer Forest Rose. Of the mississippi
squadron In 1884,.
Any comrade having knowledge In 70
latlon to the above communications vii
kindly notify the parties.
, Nou-RoQcures sick or nervous headaches