Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-02

processIons of 1916 lSS8 It is the property of the New Haven Historical society.
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Connecticut National Guard.
 Division marshal,
 General George Harmon.
 Assistant marehals, Colonel Frank Big elow, iAlbert 1 Hooker, c Thompson, George Barnum, Julius o Csb'e. ChsrIes Kimberly, Dwight N Moore, Francis Harrison Dr R Burwell, Frank Il Hooker, John H Philips, Major Joel F Gilbert Henry N Whittelsey, jr, Jacob Broschart, James English, Frank Futile, Berry Peets, Thomas Osborne, Dr Robert Ives Harrison Wagner, William Atwa CT, Charles " Wilson, Second regiment, G. u0 oompanies) in following
 order: Second regiment American band, of New Haven. Second regt q ent drum and bugle corps.
 Signal corps. Colonel Charles Graham commanding regiment and Col, Eaton euardS Meriden, Capt B Wood. Go c, sarsfeld Guard, New Haven, Capt Joseph Fl Co D, National Bluss New Haven, Capt L Thomas. Co H, Mansfield Guard, Middletown Capt shaler. Co F, Grays, (colorsl New Haven, Capt George Ar
 hold. Co A, Chatfeld Guard, Waterbury, Capt B Doherty. Co G, sedgwick Guard, Waterbury, Capt Ban Go B, City Guard, New Haven Capt William ksehrle. co K, Light Guard. Walingford Capt B Treat.
 Non-commissioned stafF
 Drum corps. Wilkins Guard. New Haven tco A, Fifth Battalion), Capt H Lee, commanding Battery and staff Cfdcers of Second platoon, Battery A, of Branford First platoon, Battery A, Gaiford two guns Lieut.
 Fowler.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Grand Army of the Republic
 And civic societies
 Division marsh l,
 Colonel Slime Fox.
 Assistant marshals, Major William Lincoln, Geoeral Greeley, Frank Rutchins Capt W G Dickinson Major W Biateslee, jr, pr E 5 MoNsil Lieut. N NJ Bassett, Major James Wilkins George Rice Ed yard Brooks, Lewis Korn. Capt Dow, Capt Clark Peck, Colonel Samuel TslIes, W Clark, W Minor Admiral Foote pest, R. No IT, New Haven. Henry Peck, post commander. Henry Merwin post, No 52, New Haven. Colonel
 M Graves post commander. Duffy Halls Big Four drum corps of New Haven. athan Hale camp No l, Sons of Veterans, of New
 Haven, Capt Farnham.
 Drum corps. H Pierpont camp No 6, Sons of Veterans, of Hart ford, Capt Eugene Seymour. Both camps escorting Colonel W H Pierpont, com mander cf Connecticut divisions Sons of
 Veterans and staff in
 Drum corps. Battalion of members the order of United AmerI- Mechanics, New Haven, " G Dickinson
 coOnU1 oOm%aEdiIg' Sd h 19TPrtsng: 2 Pprta1 onno,uo Washington council No ', z Strong, 6uncilIer. Gar field council No II. William Dickinson, ooun-
 cillor.
 Drum corps. Battalion of members of the Order of Patriotic Sons President commanding, comprising:
 Washington Camp, No l.
 es@P camp No SoS 5:
 Camp Eo 4. sentfne ths sGoddess of Liberty." an d ss young ladies, representing the ss States of
 the Union, in appropriate cos
 tunes.
 Sassacus Drum Corps. Hi0sel1s Poses GP thqee cOmpsnea pm sassaou. EnoAmpmsnss, So i, Peter Terhune. Chief Golden Rule % %Encampment, nI No A. George Aurora EncAmt msnt, No 27, Gottfried Lehr, Chief
 Captain.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Civic Societies.
 Division Marshal.
 Colonel John G Heaey,
 Assistant MarsbaIs. Henry " Sanford, Thomas B Coleman, Major Mnher, Lieut. James Hayes James Murphy, Jame. A Howarth, Capt L O'Br1en, Cronan, Vim Shannon. Loveridge, James Reynolds, Boh1n,
 Columbia Band of Branford Several Divisions of the Ancient Order of Hbernans
 of New Haven. St Msry's TemperAncs Society of New Haven. John Coleman, president; Martin Finn, Secretary. '' rAn0'' liam @ A Ksny, % president. lent AAS'n "'i- Order of Knights of St Patrick Faby President, in
 
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Civic Societies
 Division Marshal,
 Capt Jacob Richards.
 Assistant Marshals. Albert H Young, Lieut John shuster, Lucius Metrick. Arthur B Treat, Theo McDonald, Moses Thomas, Harvey Munson, Dunlap Bsecher, Major 0 Engel Walter Bradley, Finer. Foote, Theodore MsByxbee, William W Crosby, Benjamin Stone.
 b
 Band
 New Haven Butchers association New Haven Bicycle club, Captain F H Benton Raunblers Bicycle club New Haven. Captain Harry The Harug.Ei Lisdsrtafel society. of New Haven, barges members in costume 1a-
 dies reprsienting "colambia" Dwiaht schcel Cadets, of New Haven, Captain Fred
 Baldwin
 Drum corps Gile Continental Guards, of New Haven Captain Fred Eighth Ward zouaves. of New Hayen Captain Charles
 Hubbard
 Battalion of Antiques and HorribIes New Haven Horn band, M Harrison leader Second Company, the TcocEsr Guards, Captain E Third Company, the MiIleritss, Captain Charles
 FIFTH DIVISION.
 Military and invited guests.
 Division marshal,
 General Edward Bradley.
 Assistant marshals, xu A xV-,oht Frank Hinman, James H Peck, M Panser, Edward Weld 6arry Ives, D- F T;arnett William Peck, jr, Israel Kelsey, Jonn Cark, EImer souers Walter Main, = E Tusb Edward L Kimberly, D Kimberly, James fayoe. George Spare, Henry M ,Fs,s FanIeEs Al T Hsitnan Barry Thompson.
 WalIingford band s.oond foonanv Cover nor's Foot Guard, of New Ha- ven, Capt Morse. Veteran Grays. of New Haven. CapL E dessnef. His Excellency Governor Thomas n WaHer ana stan,
 mounted BrjE Gen D N Couch, adjutant general Brig Gen ] b 3unas Mo Manus G1p master general. Fr1r Gan James R [ yIaAster general. 13zss Gs-. Gs-. - - I suroeon general