The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-30

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 ernmsnt Of the Foot Guards-sevsnIy-
 i've of the One Hundred survivors
 Expected to Parade List of All Living
 Members.
 More plans for the dedication exercises of the Ninth regiment monument to be held Wednesday, August ,, were announced by the committee yesterday.
 An order has been issued by Major 4. M. Johnson, commanding the second company, Governors Foot Guard, notifying the mem bers to appear at their armory on that date. The company in conjunction with the first company of Hartford will act as escort to the governor, who will arrive in this city at $50 on the day of the exercises.
 The Foot Guards order is as follows:
 General Orders No. 6. Pursuant to vote of this company you are hereby ordered to report at your armory on Wednesday morning, August 5, next, ar 8 o'clock sharp, in full dress uniform scar let coat. white waist coat and trousers, bearskin hat and black velvet leggins, With white 2 loyes), for the purpose of escort duty to our captain general, Ablram Cham berlain, governor of the state Of Conneeti- cut, and to take part in the dedication ex- ercises of the Ninth regiment, Conhectieut Volunteers. @
 Stan, non-commissioned staff and band will report at the same hour and place., After the ceremonies the company will pe- turn to the armory and take cars for Sayin Rock where dinner will be served at Hills Homestead. The governor and his staff, Major Dil of the First company, Governors Foot Guard, line and staff and otherr invited guests will Transportation to and from sayin Rock will be arranged by the Quartermaster de | partment. | By orderS ~
 l Albert NJ. Johnson. Major Commanding. l Official: Russell Thompson, Ad5utant. 1 It is expected that of tbs one hundred sur viying members of the Ninth at least sev- viying members number 1OS.
 The surviving members of the Ninth regi- ment include the following:
 Those residing in this city are Barthol- omew McCartin, Lieutenant William Glse- son, Dr. Rollin McNeil, Dr. John F. Lines. James Shaw. John Herman, John Butler, Bernard Coffey, Dennis Lucey, James Nor rissey Captain Michael & Mseartin, Thomas Dennis Kelley, John E. Healy, John Carney, James Whalen, Philip Reilly, Michael Kelle- | her. Terrence Mcdonald, Nicholas Cumlsky, Patrick Flannagan, James Mcclure, John Reilly, Patrick Brennan, Sergeant Michael
 Dubois, Bernard Lynch, James Caffrey, Col onel John C.. Healy.
 . In Waterbury, Thomas c. White, Frank Hoyt, O. r. Yale.
 T In Bridgeport Frank Wellington, George
 Rutherford, John Ward, Lieutenant Richard Clancy, Patrick Reilly, Moses Mills, Will liam w. Haryalll. Lawrence Burns, Peter
 Doyle. s. T. Bassett, ]. ". Edwards, C. F. Michael Grogan B. W. Allen, James Burns.
 Thomas Knablin, Colonel Richard Fitzgib-
 bons.
 At the Soldiers home Noroton- Lleuten- mt Daniel o'Sulivan. Daniel Leahy, John McManus, Fred Kline, Patrick Veil, James s Cody, Andrew c. Colburn, John Deylin, Rob-
 ert Kennedy, J. ". Coleman, William Con Fl war
 Those residing in other cities are Henry
 Menold, Union City; James Callahan. Day.
 ton, O.; Patrick 0sFarrelll Hamden; Au- gustus Smith, Bristol; George ". Lines.
 Goney Island and l. William MSSaaaas sS1an
 Munson, Sag Harbor; Patrick Hcgghes, Hart; ford; John Healy, Ansonias Lieutenant
 Henry Kattensroth, N. Y;; Lieutenant John
 z. Curtis, Boston; Captain Harry T. Scot,
 Robert Doherty, Branford; Alonzo Warner,
 North Glastonbury; John Butler, Shelburne
 Falls; John Foley; West Pike; Pa; William
 n9Ef esHp a faash nashrtE HafMhes Mer deni Patrick Callahan, Hartford: David
 Barry, Mlddetown; John Leonard, New Mil
 ford. William Jacques, Portland; William
 Hayden, Walllngford;. James F Graham,
 Madden; Michael Carroll, Meriden; William
 Zimmerman, Norwalk; Jeremiah Sullivan,
 Norwich; James Kelly. New Britain; Ser < tgeant McDermott. Boston; Patrick Hickey,
 Wilmington. Del; James Connerrs, Hart Al ford; Jacob SGhernerhorn, Canaan; Andrew r. Graham, Stratford; Nathan F. Bennett,
 Bethel; Joseph W. Becker, Bethel; Michael I Cronin, Naugatuck; Terrence Logan. Lara
 mic, Wyo.; John McKiernan. Monson. Al Mass: NJ F. Coen. Naugatuck Martin ,I Keenan, Milwaukee, Wis; Samuel Johnson,
 Muskegon, Mich; Sergeant Thomas Dolan, Oakland. Cal. &ss,
 The guns donated by the United States government to the Ninth regiment which were found to be unavailable are likely te a be taken7to Seymour to be placed about q
 monument to be erected in that city. The ! guns are HOW stored in the barn of Captain Lawrence O'Br!en. Es
 Mayor ]. F. Hurley of Salem, Mass, has
 notified the committee that he will be pres
 ent at the dedication exercises.