Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-09-11
THE GRAxs, sEvENTY-FIFTH.

N1Snt ana ThOse Who VIII Attend
The Routes of the Different Pro.
cessions on Sunday and Monday.
The following is full list of the 279
active and veteran Grays who will attend
the anniversary banquet Monday evening:
David R. Adams, Captain Andrew Al
len, h. P. Anderson, E. M. Armstrong,
Horace Austin, Wallingford; William F.
Austin, New York city; John H. Austin,
Albert N. Abby, New Britain; George S.
Allen, Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, A. l..
A. Bassett, Lieutenant L. H. Bates, F.
G. Beach, H. K. Beach, John T. Bates,
Edward G.. Beecher, J. D. Beecher, F. II.
Belden, H. NJ. Bishop, I. M. Bishop, New
York; L. Bishop, J. K. Blake, H. W.
Blakeslee, w. H. Blakeslee, w.
H. Barnes, Stony Creek; Amos
Bostwick, New York; L. Bost-
wick, Colonel R. S. Bostwick, New
York; Lieutenant F. A. Bowman, Dwight
E. Bowers, S. D. Bowers, Middletown; A.
w. Bowman, General E. E. Bradley,
Franklin Bradley, S. I. Bradley, Washing
ton, D. G.; W. J. Bradley, L. S. Bradley,
F. B. Brockett, w. J. Brooke, West Ha-
ven; N. S. Bronson, New Britain; Captain
Brooks, S. g. Bryan, !. D. Bradley d WV.
Ter, Henry D. Butler, Ellery E.
Camp, Colonel Charles J. Candee,
J. II. Cannon, Henry F. Candee,
H. A. Chadwick, New York; I. N.
Chapman, John G. Chapman, w. F. Chip
man, New Milford; Edward NJ. Clark, II.
D. Clark, Leonard E. Clark, Captain Sid
ney E. Clark, Fort Omaha, Neb.; Harry
Coburn, G. w. Clark, George W. Corliss,
New York, D. S. Cooper, w. I. Champion,
G. O. Coburn, Alderman J. B. Cunning
ham, G. B. Damn, Charles S. A. Davis,
Plainfeld, N. j.. S. R. Davis, 7. S. Derby,
General L. A. Dickinson, Hartford, Lieu
tenant J. D. Dewell, J. P. Dickerman, w.
9. D. F. Dickinson, Benjamin Drane, A..
English, James E. English, w. A.,
Ensign, W. P. Ensign, W. L. Everit, F.
B. Farnsworth, G. Fl. Fenrald, Westfeld,
Mass; E. S. Ferry, F. w. Fish, Brooklyn,
N. Y; G. H. Fisher, S. F. Foote, John S.
Fowler, George S. Fox, Colonel S. J. Fox,
George A. Frink, New York; William M
Frisbie, A. J. Gavezan, G. L. Gaylord,
Captain G. G. Ford, Captain E. A. Cess
ner, S. I. Gilbert, Major T. S. Gilbert,
Springfield, Mass; Lieutenant John T.
Gill, H. S. Goodwin, George G. Gordon,
New York; J. H. Griffin, c. J. Gruener,
E. o. Gruener, g. Gruener, D.
S. Glenny, L. R. Hammond, R. R.
Harris, F. H. Hart, T. S. Hart, H. B. Har-
rison, second, R. L. Hazard, c. H. Hem
ingway, East Haven; G. B. Hendrick, Rol
M. D. Hendrick, S. E. Holt, R. E. Hofer,
J. L. Hollis, Fred M. Hotchkiss, Meriden;
H. G. Hotchkiss, RE Holcomb, Flushing,
L. l., Lieutenant A. M. Howarth, James
A. Howarth, E. L. Howe, Hobert L.
Hotchkiss, E. H. Hull, Alfred Hustled,
Thomas Hurle, S. J. Ingham, E. L. Isbell,
F. A. Jones, w. R. Judd, Major I. H. Jar
man, Hartford; L. B. Judd, E. S. Kimber-
ly, A. H. Kimberly, S. II. Kirby, General
George H. Ford, G. D. Kelsey, G.. E.
Kelley, G. M. Lamb, G. B. Lane, J. A.
Latham, Colonel F. J. Lee, G.. S. Leete, G.
R. Lewis, Hon. H. G.. Lewis, Samuel
Lloyd, S. B. Loveridge, N. T. Alderman,
J. B. Lucke, F. G. Lum, J. H. Lyon, J. P.
MCGOWAN, Lieutenant 7. H. Mcdonald, q.
H. Mallory, J: P. Merwin, R: w. Meigs,
General S. E. Merwin, G. S. Mersick, g.
F. McCabe, John Mccain, J. B. Mcqueen,
w. A. McQuade, Harry A. Minor, E. P.
Merwin, B. R. Merwin of New York, Eli
Mix, Henry j. Mix, Joseph Mix, Colonel L.
L. Morgan, w. G. Morgan, Lieu
tenant H. S. Munson, F. S. Munson,
R. H. Nesbit, DR.. George E. Nettleton, G.
D. Nichol, E. T. Norman, L. L. Norton,
A. D. Osborne, Charles j. Osborne, New
York, E. S. Osborne, G. Edward Osborne,
Minor D. Osborne, William Osborne, New
York; L. M. Pardee, E. N. Peck, G. Berry
Peet, Arthur D. Perkins, J, G.. Perry, Chi
cage, J. H. Phillips, G. w. Pickett, T. A.
Potter, G. G. Pruning, Frank Prescott, S.
F. Henderson, Lieutenant E V. Reynolds,
J. R. Root, Captain G. E. Rounds, j. R.
Roof, F. 81. Russell, J. B. Savage, A. F.
Saeve, J. G. Schwab, w. H. Schwagerman,
Lieutenant W. H. Sears, j. H. Scranton, jr.,
Dr.. George R. Sheppard, Hartford; H. H.
Shepherd, G.. H. Shubert, A. L. Shutter,
Charles w. Skiff, H. G. Smith, Charles
Smith, I. H. Smith, F. H. Smith, F. N.
Smith, Lieutenant Dewitt G. Springer,
Washington, D. G.; Hon. N. D. Sperry,
G. Edward Somers, E. Stannard, L. II.
Stannard, David Steele, Samuel A. Ste
vens, Hon. E. G. Stoddard, DR.. J. E. Stet-
son, B. J. Stone, G. B. Somers, Captain
w. H. Stratton, Providence; E. A. Smith,
B. w. Stone, Edward Taylor, J. H. Town
81 r, A. A; Thomas, jr., A.
\: Thorpe, Fred B. Thompson,
captain James M. Townsend,
DR.. J. H. Townsend,J j. Birney Tuttle, John
L. Treat, Thomas R. Trowbridge, julius
Twiss, T. E. Twitchell, G. S. Thompson,
J. H: Veader, Rev: W. E. vibbert, James
Valdez, James w. Walter, Colonel Tracy,
B. Warren, Bridgeport; F. w. Walters,
H. G. Webb, w. E. Weld, jr., Smith G.
Weed, G. H Wells, Romantic Wells. J. D.
Whitmore, H. D.. Whittlesey, Pennington;
d. F. Wiser, J. P. Wood, A. B. Wright,
John E. Wiley, N. Y.
ABOUT COMPLETED.
The Grays have at last completed all
preparations for the grand celebration of
their seventy fifth anniversary. The gen.
eral committee which met last night ar
ranged for q sound excursion and clam
bake to be held Tuesday Active Grays
and veterans to the probable number of
100 or 200 will leave New Haven by the
Sunshine or Messenger at 8 o'clock for
Branford Point, where in the afternoon
the clambake will be eaten at Sheriff
Swift's shore resort. The Second regiment
band will accompany the excursionists and
a real Rhode Island shore dinner will be
served.
Captain Benjamin E. Brown has pre-
pared the official order given below for the
ulrectlOn OF the celebration.
Active Grays, war Grays and all past
members of the Grays will be governed by
the following program.
Every active Gray in the city should be
in line dressed in full uniform Veterans
are requested to appear, as far as possible,
in dark clothes with white gloves and
canes.
Saturday. September 12-At company head
quarters, Second regiment armory, Meadow
street Reception by active Grays to veterans at
Sunday September 13-At $50 %. M. all Gravs
will meet at the armory where, after a short ad-
dress and prayer by the Rev. DR.. Vibbert, a line
will be formed for parade by actives and vete-
rams to Grove street and Evergreen Cemeteries.
The graves Of deceased members will be deco
rated, the service closing with taps over the
grave Of General Alfred H. Terry =.
Monday, September 14-At 1880 o. NJ, actiyes
and veterans will form in line for brief parade
after which we will proceed to the Atheneum,
where historical address will be delivered BY
Dewitt G. Sprague of Washington, D. c., to-
gether with other literary exercises.
and war Grays, escorted by the active company,
will march to the Hyperion theater, at which
the banquet will be servad. :,
The line will be formed in the following
order:
Chief Marshal, General F. E. Bradley.
Second Regiment Band, 25 pieces
New Haven Grays, Captain Benjamin E. Brown
commanding.
Assistant Marshals, Lieutenant Colonel A. c.
Hendrick, Colonel S. J. Fox.
WAR GRAys.
Assistant marshals:
Lieutenant Colonel F. T. Lee Sergeant B. R.
English, L. L. Morgan, Captains c. E. Rounds
E: A: Gessner, Lieutenant HIS. Munson, Sergeant
W. P. Ensign.
LINE OF MARCH.