Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-27
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.

SILVER Anniversary.
Admfral Foote Post, G. A. r.. VIII
Celebrate Its Twenty-Fifth Anni-
versary a Week from TO-MorroW
Evening-The Program fer the MOI.
able Event-The Posts silver ami.
versary Relfgiousiy Celebrated at
Dwight Place church Last Evening
REV. DR.. Twitchell breaches q
Stirring Sermon.
The anniversary of the Admiral feote |
post No. II, Department of Connecticut,
q. A. R. which will be celebrated at the
second regiment armory on Tuesday even
ing, April 4, in honor of the completion OF
the twenty fifth year of it's existence prom
iaes to be an event of great interest and
one much to be enjoyed.
The following ia the program OF the
evening:
BY SECOND REGIMENT BAND, CONCERT P. Il.
l. March, Washington Post: :.............. Sousa
g. Medley, The Old and the New. .......'.:pbeyes
g. Day in Camp. WEAVE f.sevHs
). On SpsIe eai st $50 comrades viii fai1 in"
6. Greeting, BY chairman, Comrade W. s; Wells,
Congratulatory remarks, Rev: Elaseus
Psss Post
Carthy. (Comrade Mccarthy is the only
continuous member of post from It's or
z. America. 80. BY the Second Regiment band
8. Grand promenade Con bugle calD led BY
oficers of Connecticut, invited guests and
members of the post with ladies'
DANCING.
Quadrille- "Fascination" Robinson
Eanciers -ssUnited States Army '......... Moses
Waltzm"Danube Waves. 'sVa nsa
Virginia reei"An Quiet Along the Potomsc,
Lanciers.: FAIRY Circis Bevsr
schottische Dance Herman
Sonsy Musk0"ois virginia. Lyseh
MM aneiers@MaSntain Belle w SSrSla
Poika-"Hornpipe". ...................... Brooks
Quadrille- ;" .Boettger
Single reel-"Appomattox".. ............s Selected
Committee in charge of the twenty fifth
r. r. Russell, Simeon J. Fox, William F.
Smith, Henry 8. Peck.
The reception committee are-Command-
er Edward Coe, chairman, Senior Vice
Commander Henry s. Peck. Junior Vice
Commander Theron r. Hull, Surgeon
Charles Rawling, Chaplain Weston Ferris,
Quartermaster William e. Whittelsey, As.
sistsnt Surgeon J. A. Munson, Adjutapt
Charles B. Foster, Officer of the Day
Thomas E. Benedict, Officer of the Guard
b. F. McCollum, Sergeant Major Fred G.
Hastings, Qusrtermaster Sergeant 81. E
Shepard, Commissary Sergeant Edwin W.
Sperry, Assistant Chaplain VIII. Singleton,
George E. Albse, A. Q. Austin, D. r. Ad
AIMS, G. F. Bollmau, Isaac W. Bishop, w.
s. Beecher, Clark Buckingham, N. A. But
F. Gray, Edwin s. Greeley, Edward Girls.
John A. Hutchinson, George W. Bishop
Lynde Harrison, Samuel A. McCurdy
Lawrence O'Brien, Henry f. Peck, Leon
B. s. Pardee, W. L. G. Pritchard
q. II. Raymond, William NJ. Russell
Charles J. Buckbee, Edison W. Bishop, R
A. Belden, q. A. Barnes, Charles W
| Blakeslee, jr., L. E. Bradley, John Bright
| Nelson F. Burlingsme, Nathan Hale, Wal
lace Hurlbut, Charles E. Hart, Henry O.
Higgins, Edwin A. Howell, John O. Jack
Sanborn, N. I. Strickland, James
W. Shubert, Francis Smith, W. F. Stern
berg, G.. W. Stoddsrd, John P. studley
George T. Culver, Benjsm Jepson, e E.
Tisdale, John B. Olemmons, Frank jerks
J. D. Thompson, 8 P. Crafts, A. J. Ken
nedy, Moses Thomas, John E Clark, Henry
F. Reyes, Henry E. Thomas, F. A.Curtiss
h. W. Loomis, Fred b. Waldron, Rober
s. Duff, S. F. Linsley, E. 8. Wheeler
Edwin @. Dow, Walter b. Lord
8. D. Woodruff, George e. Dudley, vii
liam E. Morgan, Thomas E. Worthington
w. L. Everitt. Andrew Il. Embler, Nathan
| r.ko =
F. Mcneil, q. T. Mix, Patrick Maher, b
@. Monson, james q. Wilkins, George W
Warner, A. J. Webster.
Assistants to general committee-NathaI
Hale camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, F. W
Lathrop, captain.
| Ladies' reception committee, Admira
Foote Woman's Relief corps, No. 3-Misi
Hattie O. E. Adams, chairman; Mrs. Hattie
q. Smith, Mrs. Clarissa J. Higgins, Mrs
Nancy B. Howell, Mrs. Ellen Strong, Mrs
Frances E. Hull, Mrs. F. R. Martin, Mre
Martha A. Buckingham, Mrs Lizzie q. Ar
mold, Mrs. Louise A. Zoe, Mrs. Mary E
L. Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth g. Puffer, Mrs
Alice q. Ford, Mrs. Mary L. Davis.
Post chartered September Z, 1857.
Organized March n, 1858.
PIONEER MEMBERS
Henry G. Pardee-Major, Twentieth Connect
cut Volunteers, infantry.
sW NJ Lucas-Private, Company A, secont
Connecticut Volunteers infantry; captain, Com
pany D, Second Connecticut Volunteers, infan
| try.
Thomas s. Gilbert-Captain, Company A
Firat Connecticut Volunteers Heavy Artillery
captain. Third Connecticut Light Battery.
George M, .Harmen.Captain, Company g
| First Connecticut Volunteers Heavy Artillery.
&c. P. Masen-Captain, Company A, First Con
| necticut Volunteers Heavy Artillery:
| William A. Lncoln-Captain, Company F
| First Connecticut Volunteers Heavy Artillery.
| F. NJ Lovejoy-Captain, Company I, Fifteenth
| Connecticut Volunteers, infantry.
| IS. b. Perkins-Captaip, Company /, FRS
Connecticut Volunteers Heavy Artillery; lieu
tenant colonel, Fourteenth Connecticut Volun
| tesrs, infantry.
| A. y. Hendricks-First sergeant, Company g
| Second Connecticut Volunteers, infantry; cap
| tain, Company e, Twelfth Connecticut Velun
| teers. infantry.
*Lester E. Braley-Private, Company A, Firs
| Connecticut Volunteers, infantry; captain
Company G., Twelfth Connecticut Volunteers
| infantry.
deceased.