The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-29
c. A. r. ENcAMPMENT
Arrangements for Vermont Veterans
Going to Chattanooga.

Going 10 Chattanooga.
The following circular letter rela-
tive to the national encampment OF
the Grand Army to be held at Chat
tanooga has been issued from the
headquarters Of the Vermont de-
partment:
Bennington, w. August IL, 1913
The Forty-seventh National Encamp-
ment will be held at Chattanooga,
Tenn. during the week beginning
Sept. Is, 1913.
There will be no special trains to
New York as the r. r. Co. make no
reduction in the fare to New York,
but tickets to Chattanooga and return
| can be purchased at stations in Yer
mont Anyone planning to attend
this Encampment should be in New
York at p. m, Sept 19, 1913, as the
Special Train for Chattanooga leav-
es the Pennsylvania Station at $50
p. m. the 18th. The New Hampshire
Delegation will be on this train with
us.
By depositing so cents with the
Agent at Chattanooga stop-overs on
return may be secured up to October
18th, 1913.
Saturday, September 18th. train
leaves Newport, 6.35 a. M; st. Johns
bury, 8.25 am; White River juno
ton, 11.45 a. M; Bellows Falls. lis
p. M; Brattleboro, 2.O3 p. m; st. AL
bans, $50 a. M; Montpelier, S.55 a.
M; Burlington, SIS a. M; Rutland,
HOO a. M; New York, $50 p. m.
Through sleeping cars from New
York to Chattanooga observation and
dining car service.
Below are the fares to be made by
the Central Vermont Railway for the
G. A. r. Encampment at Chattanoo-
ga. From Barre, $39.46; Bethel, $685.
40; Burlington, $685. Essex juno
ito, s39.O6; Montpelier, s39O6; North
field, $1,000; Randolph, $3.50; ST. Al
| bans, $40.56; Waterbury, $39,06;
White River Junction, 1860.
The fares from points south of
Burlington apply via rail to New
York City and thence over route Sc
lected by the Department Comman-
der. The fares from Burlington and
points north apply via the Rutland
R'y to New York City, thence via the
| official route.
Pass through the battlefelds of Vir-
ginia, the beautiful Shenandoah Val.
ley Shortest, quickest and most pic
turesque route between New York
and Chattanooga and possesses
double daily Pullman service Only
one night out from Vermont to Chat
tanooga
Arrive in Chattanooga, Sunday,
Sept. 14th, at 10 p. m.
Rates to Chattanooga from New
port $43.35; Barton, $42.45; Lyndon
Vile, $4119; st. Johnsbury, $4O.65;
Wells River s39.45; Bradford. $3S.73,
Norwich. 1929; White River juno.
ton, 1869; Windsor $4,000; Clare.
mont Junction. 1851; Bellows Falls,
s34.57; Brattleboro, $3315: Alburgh,
s41.2S; Bennington $3.50; Brandon,
$4,000; Chester 1874; Ludlow, $685.
Sc; Manchester, $685.; Middlebury
$3702; North Bennington. $3.50:
Vergennes, s37.76; Burlington. $39.
06.
The Pullman rate from New York
to Chattanooga, double lower berth,
1925; double upper berth. $500.
Two persons occupying one berth
the charge would be on half the
above figures for each person.
All meals served in dining car at
very Reasonable rates. paying only
for what you order.
All desiring Pullman service please
forward check for same TO Albert NJ.
Downs, Asst. Q. NJ. Gen., Bennington
VI.
The route from New York is over
the Penn. r. r.. Southern r. r. ant
Norfolk & Western route known as
the short Line"
Any further information in regard
to this trip will be gladly furnished
by the Assistant Adjutant General.
By command OF
Thomas Harmon,
Department Commander,
Official
Albert NJ. Downs,
AECiStant AHfntant Cnpnra1