The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-25

ish, Col. H. c. Morgan, Lieut.. E. L. Howe, Col. E. F. Landers, Col. T. Mac donald, Hon. MT, Walsh, Gen. H. s. Peck, Gen. M. T. Thompson, Col. N. G. Osborn, MT. Max Adler, Mir. F. H. Beede, Lieut., c. N. Denison, Lieut.. W. B. Dickerman, Lieut.. H. G. Hour, Capt. Geo. Tucker, Lieut.. c. S. Wadsworth, Captain B. B. Baker, Maj. S. T. Boards ley, Capt. G. A. Cornwall. .4yI THE PARADE AND CHURCH SER VICE. -s.,s$I Exercises commemorative of the de- parture of the Second company, Coy ernor's Foot Guard, for Massachusetts in April, 1775, to assist in the Revolu- tion immediately after the receipt of news of the battle of Lexington, were ! held yesterday by the members of that organization in celebration of it's 130th anniversary. Governor Henry Roberts i and staff and the First company, Gov l ernor's Foot Guard from Hartford were 1 guests of the Second company.
 ! Glorious weather ushered in the cele- : bration which as a whole was so suc- cessfuI that hereafter it may be regard ed as an annual holiday for the Foot Guard. sa
 | Nearly every house along the line of march was decorated before noon, while about the center of the city the mer- chants made generous use of flags and
 bunting. One of the largest flags in the city f1oated from the fiagpole on the
 green and a huge banner containing the. city's seal was suspended in front of
 the city hall A# 8as . Governor Roberts with his staff ar rived in town just before noon, the
 party being met at the station by Colo
 mel Theodore H. Macdonald and Cap
 tain Woodruff and Lieutenant Howe of
 the Foot Guard. The visitors had
 luncheon at the Quinnipiack club. @
 The entire command assembled at the
 Foot Guard armory at 1 o'clock and
 proceeded. headed by the police escort
 and Second regiment band, to the Union
 station, where the First company from
 Hartford wa escorted back to the Foot
 Guard arnlory. The two commands then
 proceeded to the Church of the Re
 deemer at the corner of Orange and
 Wall streets, the parade passing up Meadow street, 10 Church, to Chapel. to State, to Elm, to Orange, to the church.
 The line of march was we'll policed.
 and was carried out according to a
 carefully prepared plan by Chief Wrinn
 On the arrival at the church the troops
 stacked arms oh the pavement outside
 the church and entering were assigned
 to the seats reserved in the center aisle E The church service was an interesting
 and beautiful one and was as follows: Y Salutation to the Colors. # (The congregation rising.) sa ' Second Regiment Band. . Doxology. s4sft .% IT,. t*5"@ :. 3z.,s .a. ....~... (Ailstanding.). ,ss .sg zs < Praise God from whom all blessings
 flow: .
 Praise Him. all creatures here below; Praise Him above. ye heavenly host. Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Invocation-Ihe Lords Prayer.
 |&55,s Ia,@ sr.. All standing).
 Anthem Fling Out the Banner, Let
 it Wave .............,......... CalSir The Church of the Redeemer Choir. Reading of Scriptures. Memorial Hymn Boys Chorus led by Lieutenant Renja min Jepson. Prayer. s f M SoIo-"Lest We Forget" Frank Hamilton. s Adagio. -s s$ sS Second Regiment Band. -t~5 Order of Service.
 j Sermon. The Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D.
 Chaplain. the Second Company, Gov, ernor's Foot Guard. t..
 Years Ago Our Fathers" s Air, Christus Victol Boys Chorus. .*. < In Memoriam.
 Conducted by the adjutant, Ensign Al