The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-12-13
INAUGURATION DAY.
How Vermont Will be Represented on
That Occasion.

The Vermont department Of the Bos-
ton Journal has Information that this
state will be more fully represented at
the Inauguration Of President-elect Har-
TisOn than il has bsen before for many
years on similar occasion. The Yer
mont contingent will number fully 100
persons. Col. Julius ]. Estey OF Brattle-
boro has been appointed a member OF
the Inaugural Committee for Vermont
and Adjutant General T. s. Peck Of Bur-
lingtOn has been made member of the
Military Committee for the inaugura-
ton. The necessary arrangements for
the trip to Washington have already
been made by CJl. Estey, and the Yer
mont contingent will be provided with
first-class accommodations during their
sojourn at the national capital. The
headquarters of the Vermonters during
Inauguration week will be at the Malt
by, new and elegant hotel which stands
at the corner of New Jersey avenue and
B street. The party includes His Excel.
lency Governor VIM, P. Dillingham; and
wife, Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith and
wife, ex Gov. Redfield Proctor and wife.
Px-GOV. E j. Ormsbee and wife, State
Treasurer William II. Dubois and wife.
State Auditor E. Henry Powell and wife,
Hon. Carroll S. Page and wife of HYDE
Park, Col. G gorge W. Hooker and wife,
Col. Julius j. EItey and wife, ex-Lieut
Gov. Levi K. Fuller and wife, Edward
Crosby and daughter of Brattleboro, Ad-
jutant General T. s, Peck and wife.
Capt. j. Derby and wife, Gen. Will
liam Wells and wife and Joseph Aud
a nd uuifa of Prrlfpnfnn
General William H. Gilmore and wife of
Fairloe, Hon. N. w Fiske and wife of
Isle La Mote, Col. A. A. Fletcher and
wife, Hon. George Hammond and wife,
Col. I. M. Chapman and wife, G. S.
Wainwright and wife of Middlpburv,
Hon. G. w. Read and wife OF Addison,
Col. NJ. o. Perkins and wife and Hon.
Gilbert A. Davis and wife Of Windsor,
Judge II. II Powers and wife OF Morris
vile, Hon. VIM. E. Johnson, wife and
daughter of Woodstock. George H, Bah
hitt and wife of Bellows Falls. Mai. A.
B. Valentine ard daughter OF Benning
ton. W. Brock and wife, L. Bart Cross
and wife Of Montpelier. Col. John G..
Stearns and wife, Editor Harry E. Par
ker and wife OF Bradford, Hon. Warren
Gibbs and wife Of st. Alhans. Hon
Henry C Bates and wife of st. Albana,
| Col. E D. Bennett and wife of Bpnning-
ron. Col. Robert J. Kimball and wife of
West Randolph, Col Fred. D. Butter
field and wife of Derby Line. M P. Per-
ley and wife Of EnosburEh Falls, ]. Rob-
inSon and wife of Bellows Falls also
Lieut.. Gov. U A. Woodbury. of Burling-
ton. Gen j G. Mccullough and Hon.
Charles Thatcher Of North Bennington
DIN Merrill of Enoshnrgh Fails, Col.
Charles 5. Forbes Of st. Alhanq, Hon. g,
d. Hnhson NJ Brighton. Hon. Emery
Davidson of Craftsburv. Col. c. Leavens
of East Berkshire, w. w. Stckney
Esq Of Ludlow Hon. Henry C. Bates
of St. Johnsbury. Col. N s. Colburn OF
Manchester. Hon. Frank PIumley of
Nnrthfield. Hon. R. G Cristie Of John
son. Col. George o Tyler of Burlington.
Col. II. F. Taylor OF Brattleboro and
others.
The Vermont delegation will probably
go to Washington in special cars, leav-
ing the State the FIRST of March and re-
turning soon after the inauguration.
The State will not be represented in the
military parade on account Of the fail
IRE Of the Legislature to make anv ap-
preparation for sending the State militia
to Washington.