The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-15
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Maj Gen James A Cunningham, Adjutar
General.
Col F Kinesbury. Asst Adj't Gen.
Col @ Frank Luther, q"
Col John n Rice, +"
Brig Gen o q Atwood, Inspector Gen.
Col E q Stevens. Asst Inspector Gen.
1t Col A II Berry, T"
1t Col Mason, " d"
Col Henry G Parker, Asst @ 81 Gen.
Brig Gen Wilmar " Biackmar. JudVe AdVc
cate General.
Brig Gen William Dale. Surgeon General.
Col John b Treadwell, Asst /" 4"
Col VIM V Hutcbings, AID de.Camp.
Col Arthur T Lyman,
Col Wm A FoEieT,
Col VIM P Alexander,
Col Geo H Campbell, Military Secretary.
Lieutsnanl- Governor and Executive Council
His Honor. HoTAtio g knight LlsnisnAn
a4 Governor.
Council.
Hon, George Whitney, Hon. Joseph X Ba
ker. Hon. Harrison Tweed, Hon. J A HaH
wood, Hon. VIM U Plunkelt. Hon. HuRl
Poland, Hon. William ooggSWsll. bon. Fran
cls Childs.
Heads OF Departments.
Hen. Henry 3 Pierce, Secretary Of State.
Hon. Charles Endloott. Treasurer aud Re
ceiyeI General.
.SHon. Julius L Clark, Auditor OF Accounts.
Sergeant lt-Arms. o + MITCHELL
The Legislature Of Massachusetts.
President OF the Sennte, Hon. B d Oogs-
veil.
Olsik q the Senate, s. N. Clifford.
Speaker Of the House, Hon. John d Long.
Clerk of the House, George A MaFden.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Col L X Fuller, marshal 90 mmandiuR.
stu:
Maj Il r Chase, ohisi Of ataii.
Capt s H Kelley. AAG.
Capt r Armes
@ s Dowley.
RM Lutber.
q Noble.
JIG Martin.
A @ Mitchell.
AR Dlnklse.
DOriugs B nd, OF Troy, NY.
FibbelS Corps, N g N Y. Ctl JOSEPH EgOli,
commanding.
rbbets' Cadets, 7th Co N g s N Y, Capt H
Patien commanding.
fuller B-tieTy, N g OF Vt, 1t Charles z
lt Briggs, Q Im@aniing,
The divisiona will lQJyN al loot al County
street, near ihe railroad station. ut Q q, m,
the headquarters Of the Obisf marshal being
established tie corner Of @ IunTy aud Nor b
streets, where maTsbals commanding dIVis.
IONS will report when their commands Ars
formed
ROUTE OF MARCH.
The column will move at $50 o'clock, pass.
ing through North street to Pleasant, up
Pleasant to Main. passing under the grand
arch to Dewry street and the Centennial
grounds where the procession will pass In
review bel, re HE president The parade will
be d smlaaed alter the review, and the Pragi.
dent and party will be ssoo' ted to the oration
pavilion, where the exercises OF the day will
tAke place.
Division Commanders will acquaint them
selves with the ground to be marched over
and the stopping places of the guests assign
cd to their divisions, and will with the as
slstauee Of their Staifs conduct them to their
places In the line,
Any accident or delay afieOtiug the march
Of the column will be reported at once to the
Chief Marshal, and the utmost endeavOrmust
be used TO preserve the proper distances in
to keep closed up, aDd TO prevent
the line from beng Obstrueted at the inter
section Of cross streets, the leading division
leaving aids for that purpose, who will be
relieved by those Of the staff next in rear as
they arrive.
All organizations In the procession, except
military bodies will fOIm and march III single
ranks Of four files each. Carriages will form
single file and keep well closed up in march
Marshals commanding DIVISIONS are re-
quested TO transmit 70 the chief marBhal
full report Of the names Of distinguished
persons actually present