Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
This was Ebenezer Bardwell. This land was later owned by Jennison E. Thurber. For a third time he was stationed at Brattleboro and later at Burlington until the close of the war. John A. Durkee, I, 9 Dutton, arrived on Saturday of last week, and the company from Williamsville, Capt. Brattleboro Retreat is a not-for-profit, regional specialty psychiatric hospital and addictions treatment center located in Brattleboro, Vermont. Since the hind is a female red deer, and the "kine pox" refers to the cow pox vaccination, it appears that Private Justus Gale is confounding here, and calling the cow pox, the hind pox. Having had the pleasure of witnessing one of his exhibitions with his Hydro oxygen Microscope at the Hospital, we can say that whoever attends it will see very wonderful sights, be much instructed and amused, and will be well compensated.
Our efforts, though feeble, have not been without an object. Luisde enlisted August 12, 1862 as a Private. Hamilton Herman H, priv co F, 10th. Alfred S. Pierce, K, 9 Would that many of the surgeons in command of the U. S. General Hospitals had adhered more closely to this rule in their treatment of the poor sick and wounded ones under their charge. I He skillfully massed and hurled against us a terrible force, fully expecting to annihilate or capture the whole Corps.
Our men have suffered, much more than those brought up further south, from chronic diarrhoea, either alone or in combination with other diseases, and especially as a sequence of typhoid fever. It has been quite pleasant all day. William O'Brien, Private co. A He has been released and is now with his Regiment. Considerable information is given for eighty-eight soldiers who died at the U. S. General Hospital during 1864, but Alexander Walls is the only Pennsylvania soldier about whom there is no family information in the Brattleboro records---except that he was eighteen years old when he died from chronic diarrhea on August 12, 1864. They were met at depot by the Committee appointed to make arrangements to give them a fitting reception, and were escorted to the Brattleboro House. Westminster West, 1 inv., He returned to the North, accepted his discharge from the 16th infantry on August 10, 1863, and served, as an Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro until the end of the war. Sketch By Orwell Blake, Private, Co. A, 8th Vermont Regiment. Nickerson returned to the front from the U. S. General Hospital in Brattleboro, with a command of thirty-two men. He is not fit for the V. R. Corps. J. Agnew Crawford was ordained in 1847 in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, or the Covenanters. Only 25 cents a box."
Hathorne Lumes, priv co G, 16th reg This tenderly watchful spirit we all have known at home from mother, sister or wife, must now quicken the hospital nurse if he would hasten the recovery, lessen the distress, or, in many cases, save the life of his brother soldier. BMH Mission Will not other newspaper publishers throughout the State do likewise? "Colored gentlemen, right about!" Barre, 1 inv., through H. S. Carpenter, John Fairbanks, Corp'l co. F Trask Horace B, priv co B, 13th reg The Brattleboro Ladies' Soldier's Aid Society forwarded to the Sanitary Commission Rooms in Boston in November, one barrel containing 28 pairs cotton drawers, 7 flannel drawers, 15 pair socks, 4 pair carpet slippers, 4 cushions, 1 pair German do., 4 cotton shirts, 4 bottles blackberry jam, 2 do. We tightened the ligature by twisting it with the barrel of a pistol, and soon stopped the flow of blood. Dr. Stephen Bowles married Elizabeth Belden, the only daughter of the late Dr. Chauncy Belden in West Springfield on October 12, 1859. One of the early volunteers in this region, declared he'd been put under bonds twice within a year, for fighting; and he wanted just one chance to "sail in," without being answerable to a magistrate. The modern hospice movement took root in the work of Dame Cicely Saunders who founded St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.
His age was 27 years, 11 months and 10 days. Ext Sev.
Robinson Chas H, priv co H, 2d U S S S .
There are now 475 men in the Hospital, many of them wounded at the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek. The building is not yet completed but will, we suppose soon be so.
