Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-03
START SOUTH TOMORROW
VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD co.
ING TO MT. GRETNA, Pa.
Company ! and First Regiment Band
win Leave Brattleboro at 2.25 D. m,
Going by Way Of Albany and tho
Hudson River TO Encampment.

The First regiment, Vermont Ma.
tional Guard, will start tomorrow ON
its trip TO Mt. Grotna, Pa, 10 partici.
pate in the army manoeuvres which
take place there next week. Brattle.
boro will be represented by Col j.
Gray Estey, regimental commander;
Capt. q. Il, Anderson, assistant sur,
geon; Battalion Adjutant Hugh Bet.
tcrley and Battalion Quartermaster j.
W. Cobb In addition TO Company and
the First Regiment band. The local
contingent will leave here tomorrow
nj 2.a5 ON a special train which will
also carry Company l. Of Newport,
Company ID of 81. Johnsbury, Company
Ia Of Bradford and Company 4 Of Bel.
lows Falls. The train will 20 by way
of Greenfield to Albany, n. ", arriv.
ing there Mt p. m. Company i Of
Mortified, Company II of Montpelier,
Company b of st. Adams, Company Nj
of Burlington, Company c of Brandon,
Company A of Rutland and Company
X of Bennington in addition to the
hospital corps viii 90 to Albany by
WAY of Rutland, arriving in Albany at
Is D. m. Headquarters will be on the
; train via Greenfield, the other train be.
ing in command of the senior officer
on board.
At Albany the command will be
transferred TO a steamer for Jersey
City, n. j., leaving that evening. Capt
Lee S. Tillotson of Company b has
been detailed officer of the day and
Lieutenant Perley +. johnson of Com
pany G officer of the guard on board
the boat. From Jersey City a special
train will carry the regiment over the
PENNSYLVANIA road to Mt. Gretna which
, is situated about 30 miles southeast OF
Harrisburg. The place chosen for thu
manoeuvres this year is better adapted
to the purpose than Manassas, and TN
!. schedule of work laid out will not b.
so hard upon the men.
1t is also announced that the cam
will be officially known as CAM
Roosevelt. The railway station, ex
nress Office, telegraph Office, and post
Ief,ice of the camp is Mount Gretna
\. pa. To insure the delivery of letter
a and other mail matter the full address
"a including the company and regiment
1. should be given, and then Camp koose
"a Welt Mount Gretna, Pa, added. l
n is essential that the company and reg
70 ment be given in full as thousands
,g soldiers from many states ana reg
ments will be present.
Following is the roster OF oompah
l:
Captain, E. w. Gibson. :.
E;rst lieutenant, Charles ii. DAVIS
- second lieutenant, Louis II. Henkel,
First sergeant, G. A. Metcalf.
Seroeants, A. V. d. Piper, Il.
pettee r. +. Walker, r. G. Wardne
F. W. Mickey. g.,
Corporals. N. NJ. Davis, c. a. Stoc'
'6. well. Adm Houghton, {, IL, "epS'e
e William Schorling, Clifford Iims1n'
! Musicians, C. N. Ellis ana NJ
= Goodenough; cooks, w. 7. Rooney u.
10 q G. Turner; artifcer, l., b, Quincy
:: privates. A. J. Batchelder, rev
Rakor Louis Baxter. E. w. Bennett,
Riddle. Frank Brown, A. O. bnsp
chime. Thomas Olune, Ben Cha
noe D. J. Clough, Herbert Fisher ~
Toward George Harrington, Lou
q Tofts q p. Jones, Harry Lathrop, y
7" v;d Matt. Everett May, Aleide Ma
;, RON Leon Moody, !. E. odette, ~
= plumb. Clarence Simonds, iiaro
j. smith Herbert Smith, G. F. stocKwe
r W. Strong, Floyd sumner, ~ y;
Thrasher, Ernest Tudor, George "
ier A. W. verdon, u. L. Gould. 9
The members of the band are as y
- lows. Chief musician, r. G. Leltsin =,
- principal musicians Harold y ,r; ~.
ca and F. I. Swift; sergeants' w. W., na
!; : @ ,ponoghue, Clinton NJ U Wha
Charles Brockington and n, M W.
oah. g, corporals, c. S. Nichols, a. !,
Dugan. c. N. Moran, b. u Leie e, !
{ :, 7 + Brockington, f. M Frost ca,
9 3 March. A. C. Trendall; privates,p aeot
e Morse, W. NJ. sawtello, II. ~ !. ;. ha ,
e Henry +. Whitney, E. b. Taf1 D.
Huntoon. Willis F. Hough, =. y; -
- ham G. L. Twitchell F. G; Doa w.,
ling w W. Parsons. Ebert 9, nan % p
'utR Charles ", Endlieh assistant COOK ~
ert p, Canedy (carrier).