The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

Governor OF Maine and staff, in carriages.
Amoskeag veterans as escort.
Governor OF New Hampshire ana Stan In
carriages.
Band.
Ransom Guards OF vermont as escort,
Governor of Vermont and stan, in carriages.
Band.
First Infantry Veterans as escort
Governor of Rhode Island and S,an, in carriages.
Band.
Putnam Phalanx OF Hartford as escort.
Governor OF Connecticut and stan, in carriages.
Governors or other States, in carriages.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Band.
Old Sixth Regiment
Guests, Society OF the Cincinnati, President OF
Harvard College, Members OF the Press,
Bunker Hill Monument Association,
Grand Lodge of Masons, Massa-
chusctts Historical society,
New England Hlstorl-
cal Society.
Delegations OF cities and Towns.
Minute Men from the several Towns.
Posts Of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
FIFTH DIVISION.
American Brass Band OF Providence, r. l.
Citizens of Concord generally.
VERMONT IN THE PROCESSION.
The following was the order of the Yer
monters in procession
!. Brigade Band of st. Adams.
2. Ransom Guards, commanded by Capt
John w. Newton; LIST Lieutenant, f. Stew
art Stranahan and ID Lieutenant s. Ii.
Wood Orderly Sergeant, w. H. Farrar;
Seargents, w. Olmstead, ID. X. ellison and
r;rdtor n S,oro,, 0Trpo U a,u, ' S,on,on
~ $500 ~ e9' 'i'' iio"'J ''' ''"''''"'
r., Ar @ C-,,.. r., VI, r. w.,
Jobn W Cronton Hon N ~ snrar,,e
Hon. w. G. Ferrin, Henry Clark, Rock
wood Barrett, Col. Redheld Proctor, Hon.
D.. w. Du''UI, iioi,; onai ios : aii,''' y. -
VIM. Wells. p. p. Pitkin. Lucius Birclow.
George L. Chlds, Col. Theodore 5. Peck,
IL. "A; iuse' Il. reGk, w. -; ureen-
Con; ~ rup,;s M II IT po,,onJ;,,
George G. Hunt, George H. Rabbit Mel
son Brown and Smith Beckwith.
u9Sefhql ecH III p ca,riase acGo' R;,Ii
han, oocro,ary
Governors staff in carriages, l.. G.
Kingsley, quartermastcr general, Surgeon
S S' pa,i' :, T. Weoster' 'uosc Au'oca'e
Colonies Henry c. Hastings. ]. NJ. Hoyt,
William Brinsmaid, II. C. Tarrant (aids-
ae,camp) IN carriages .,
yunr,I,i,l ~ ' I'm, "iTSo' ot'' p aom
George @ HINT in carriage
Hon Iobn n pace and friends in car
riaTe
lime or vApcu.
r,. ,a,a. :. A.,
lhcie was sohic ueiay i'll forming 'he
procession and the route was shortened
somewhat, leaving out Walden and Lex
ington streot nroceediny directIv down
~, ..naa, y, ,,o ,.,,,,, al Nc.,,,
hia'h '''e'' W '"o s'eo'' "''' monument
street.
UNWILLING TILE STATUE.
A. ,ho nrooee.;on nassed ,hrorcy, ,bo
Wv r
monument GROUNDS 'ne rii'h regiment
halted and came to present arms, and the
| statue of the ssAIinutemann was unveiled
r.
| as the barouchc containing GOV. CASTOR
and e,i.o oor,o II, s;obt tho hand ,,,oyipr
49,, ..yr,,;,. Coo,..,o;
'No NV oo0n."'
lhe tent III winch the GRAFTON was 10 pe
| delivered was reached and the vast process
|
| sion entered, ana as the president came IN
| ,Lo hord ,,o,,,d .IIo;I 10 .ho Ch;ofn Tho
'he o"hu P'"you Ian W tho Shiei' Aho
distinguished guests TOOK their places upon
the platform.
| Hon. e. lockwood Uoar presided.
| D;roa,,,, It'll ,ho ,,os;da,, ot ,,,o ao,,
~, p.os;dont Grant pnnd Vice pra ni n
s sN., ioeiue". a"i a"u ~ Wa,I.
W VI" r "no vV;,i;, sa C .pn I auo
n,,nan,I Iii tS,a oh;.sn, ,,;';a,s,, LII,
noI,.sn, TN "D o,d naiann 49, -, H.,
DDe,n "1p, oo~ 80 anu neNO, me'J S; W. VIC
fnr,hor ~ IN, Ioft Of tho cba;r sat Cnyernor
| CASTOR of Massachusetts and staff. while