The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
WILL BE A FINE AFFAIR.
DEDICATION TONIGHT OF THE
 FOOT GUARDS' ARITORY.

Features of the Reception-Governor Coffin
 and Staff, Mayor Hendrick and Other City officials and Many Military Guests Will Attend-List of the Members of the
 Organization-The Company's 12Oth An
 niversary of Its Departure for Lexington
 in Response to the "Lexington Alarm.'
 The dedication of the new quarters of the Second company, Governors Foot Guard on Whiting street will be held tonight. This evening has been espe- cially selected, it being the one hundred and twentieth anniversary of the de- parture of the company, under com mand of Captain Benedict Arnold, for Boston In response to the Lexington Alarm" The order of exercises is as follows;
 7;45 to S:15 o'clock-Concert by Foot
 Guard Band.
 820 o'clock-Battalion Formation. S25 o'clock-Reception of First compa-
 ny, Governors Foot Guard. 8:30 o'clock-Reception of Governor Cof-
 fin by both companies of guards. S:45 o'clock-Review by the captain
 general.
 800 o'clock-Battallon movements. 9:20 o'clock-Dress parade.
 This will be followed by band con- cert and an informal inspection of the new quarters by the guests.
 The following are the several conn., mittees:
 Reception committee (staff and nom commissioned stafD-Chaplain Twitch- ell, Lieutenants Townsend, Clark, Me- Intyre, Munson, Neely, White, Dillon, Sergeants Stannard, Jerome, Osborn, Hendee, Beecher, Weed.
 Subcommittee to attend the governor and staff-Chaplain Twitchell, Lieuten- ants Townsend, Clark and Mcintyre.
 Subcommittee to attend the First company (staff and on-commissioned taff)-Lieutenants Munson, Nicely, Dill lon, White, Sergeants Osborn, Hendee, Beecher, Weed, Lance Sergeants Bald win, Buckingham, Twining and Tis- dale.
 This committee will receive the First company and escort them to the arm ory, Meadow street.
 This affair will be one of the largest military receptions that has been held in this city in years. The list of in- vited guests includes all the leading military men in this state, as we'll as all the city officials His Excellency Cap tain General o. V. Coffin, governor of Connecticut, and staff will be in attend ance and review the company. Through the courtesy of Major Brown and Sec retary Luther D. Jerome the full list of the members of the company is here with published for the first time. Tho list is as follows:
 Major, Benjamin E. Brown.
 STAFF. ..r..
 QuartermasterL Lieutenant Edward M. Clark.
 Commissary, Lieutenant Ewen McIn- tyre.
 Paymaster, Lieutenant James M. Townsend.
 Chaplain, Rev. Dr. J. E. Twitchell Judge advocate, Lieutenant William Neely.
 Inspector of rifle practice, Lieutenant S. Munson.
 Assistant commissary, George T. White.
 Assistant judge advocate, John H. Dill lon.
 Captain A. M. Johnson, commander First company.
 Lieutenant Emil A. Gessner, commanS der Second company.
 Lieutenant Edward J. Morse, com mander Third company.
 Lieutenant Leonard Bostwiclz, com mander Fourth company.
 Ensign Andrew H. Embler acting ad- jutant.
 NON-COMISSIONED STAFF. Sergeant major, Hervey T. Potter. Quartermaster sergeant, Smith G. Weed. Commissary sergeant, G. Edward os- born. Hospital steward, Edward D. Hen dee. Ordnance sergeant, Edward c. Beech er. Post sergeant, Luther E. Jerome. Post sergeant, Loren H. Stant1ard.
 SERGEIANTS. First, Frank H. Simmons; second, [ Wooster P. Ensign; third, John Garrity; fourth, Frank N. Hoyt; fifth, Benja- | ,,I,4 Tenson. sixth Russell Thompson;