The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-01
c. AR: VETERANS
ELECT OFFICERS
County Association, Also
Several Companies,
in Reunion
BUSH REELECTED
COUNTY PRESIDENT
Col. f. W. Gibson and Rev C. w.
Bishop Give TalIks-Demonstratio
of Modern Firearms Interests Sol
diers of Civil War-Dinner Served.

More than 60 veterans, including sew
eral from out of the state. and enough
women to bring the total attendance up
to about 100, were present at the an
nual reunion of the Windham County
Veterans association in Grand Army
hall yesterday afternoon. 1t was one Of
the most interesting reunions the asso-
citation has held in recent years and took
place in G. \. Il. hall because the Is
land Park pavilion. the usual meeting
place, was not available, the new Con-.
necticut river bridge not being open for
travel
Dinner was served in the hall by the
Woman's Relief corps. and the excel
lent menu and opportunity for sociabil-
ty were greatly enjoyed. This was fol-
lowed by the association reunion and By
company reunions.
At the association reunion these off
GERS were elected President, l.. w
Bush of Brookline; vice president. III.
\. Dudley of South Londonderry; sec
retary and treasurer, FL. z. Hunter of
Brattleboro, succeeding f. H. Putnam
of Brattleboro. who declined reelection
executive committee, ii. ]. Allen and
i. w. Eason of BrattleborO, who will
appoint assistants.
Company b. 10th Vermont Volunteers,
was represented by nine regular mem
berS and nine honorary members. one of
the latter being Gen. George H Bond
of this place. doorkeeper in the United
States senate, the others being ladies.
The regular members present we're Joel
Flagg of Guilford, H. II. Burnett Hor-
alto y. Fish and Edwin H. Putnam of
lalRn & lEa4af aT EaEf
Putney, A. z. Ranney of Westminster
| West Austin \. Hill of West Halifax
and ID. B. Stedman and Charles A.
| Clark of Springfield, Mass. The COM
| pany lost one member, Barney Pratt of
| Brattleb0ro, by death, the past year.
These officers were elected: President.
| III. II. Burnett: vice president, ID. Il.
| Stedman; secretary and treasurer. E..
/ IL. Putnam; secretary of the flower
fund. Mrs. Calista Bangs of Brattie-
/ boro.
Company K. 9th Vermont Volunteers.
| held a reunion with seven regular mem-
berS and one honorary member present.
( The seven regular members were Col.
/ Thomas Harmon of Bennington. NJ. l..
/ COrbett of BernardSton, Mass, r. K.
! Copeland of Colerain. Mass. L. W. Bush
| of Brookhne. NJ Sears of Greenfield.
| Mass, w ii. Mason of Springfield.
| Mass, and James b. Randoll of Brat
/ tleborO. The honorary member was
i Loren s. Axtell of Wardsboro. There
/ were three deaths in the company dur
] ing the year, William Labare of the
| Soldiers Home. Bennington, Joel Grout
of Newfane and Alex Ostiguy of 1icon-
i deroga. n Y. Resolutions on the death
of Mr.. Grout, who always attended the
reunions, were adopted. These officers
/ were elected President, Col. Thomas
Harmon: vice presidents, E. f. Cope
land and NJ. L. Corbett; secretary and
treasurer. L. w Bush.
The Society of Companies e and g,
11th Vermont Volunteers, was repre-
sented by 10 members at its reunion
/, three of Company e and seven of Com
pany c. as follows: Company E-Al
bert Patch of Medford, Mass, Rollif
Harris of Greenfield. Mass, and Henry
81 a Carpenter of Newfane; Company G-
! L. r. Campbell of Clermont, Fla, 5. L