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ORDER OR EXERCISES
AT OPENING OF STATE HISToRI-
CAL MUSEUM. t. a.
In GuIIfOrd Tomorrow at Dedication OF
Old Stone House.

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Following Is the special programme
Just issued for the exercises tomorrow
il Guilford at the formal opening Of
the State Historical museum in the old
stone church, and to the exercises all
friends are invited:
Hymn; Leonard Bacon, tune, Mission
airy Chant: Chas. Zuner.
Introductory address-Hon. Lynde Har-
rison, president Of The day.
Address for Connecticut-Hon. Henry
Roberts. lieutenant governor.
Address" Guilford Among Her Neigh
hors," Prof. Samuel Hart, D. D., pres
ident OF the Connecticut Historical
society.
Address for the Connecticut Press,-Col.
Charles w. Pickett, editor of the New
Haven Evening Leader.
(otiher addresses are hoped for).
At u o'clock there, will be an inform
al reception in the parlor by the presi-
dent Of the day. the speakers, state Off
GERS and others. with the ladies OF the
reception committee This committee,
consisting of ladies and gentlemen,
distinguished by white badges, viii give
all guests such information as they may
desire.
Between II and 1870 o'clock. luncheon
for guests from a distance will be
served in the dining hall by COMMITTEES
Of ladies', distinguished by blue badges.
This committee represents the United
Workers Of Guilford, under whose di-
ERECTION the entertainment has has been
provided by the Guilford ladies.
The collections will be open
throughout the day, and will be shown
by a committee of ladies', acting as as
sistants to Mrs. Everett Dudley. cura-
tor, and distinguished by red badges.
Visitors are requested to enter their
names.
i The officers and committees for the
occasion are as follows:
President Of the day Hon. Lynde Har-
rison, of the board of trustees.
Reception committee Chairman, Hon.
Samuel H. Chittenden, East River,
(succeeding the Rev. George w.
Banks); James d. Goldsmith, Gull
ford; Charles H. Post, Guilford; Fred
erlck c. Norton, Bristol; Charles Girls
Iwold, Guilford; Mrs. Simeon 3. Chit
ltenden, Brooklyn, N. Y: Mrs. Erastus
| Dudley, North Guilford; Miss Kate p
Hunt, GuiIford Mrs. Edwin M. Leete
Guilford; Mrs. Arson Norton, North
Madison; Mrs. o. ]. Range, Guilford;
Miss Harriet q. Seward, Guilfords Mrs
Emily r. Wilcox, Gpilford; Mrs. Rollir
lis. woodruff, New Haven.
Entertainment committee Chairman
Miss Annette A. Fowler, Guilford; Mrs
Charles Griswold, Guilford; Miss Susie
slA. Griswold. Hartford; Mrs Thomas
Griswold, Guiltord; a. Fowler, Guilford
Mrs Harriet M. Holbrook, Guilford;
Mrs. H. w. Muriless, Guilford; Miss
Alice r. Seward, Miss Seward.
Committee on exhibits Chairman
Miss Elizabeth Eliot, Guilford; Mrs
william G. Andrews. Guilford; Mrs
Henry o. Blatchley.. Guilford; Miss
Jane F. Bushnell, Madison; Mrs. Scot
M. Bryan, Guilford; Miss Alice H
Chittenden, Brooklyn, N. T.; Mrs Hen
nv e. Fowler, Guilford; Miss Ethns
HoadIey, North Guilford; Mrs, Edward
M. Ieete. Guilford', Mrs. E. Walter
Leete, Leetes Island; Miss Mary T.
4 Munson, Guilford; Mrs. George r. Rolf
Guilford; Miss Alice Skinner, Madison
Miss Anna NJ Stone, Guilford; Mis-:
Leah T. Stone, East River.
Conductor OF music Henry e. Fow.
Ter
Committee of arrangements-W Q
Andrews, Rollin s. Woodruff, Frederick
E. Snow.