Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05

the following fOute'
From Main to School street. School 20
LOOMS, LOOMS to Jay, Jay to Main to
Franklin, Franklin TO Cross. Cross to
North Franklin. North Franklin to Me.
chanic, Mechanic to Summer, Summer TO
Winter, Winter TO Elm, Elm to Spring,
Spring to Main, Main to School. School to
Court thence TO state House grounds, to |
Bailey avenue, then up State street.
REVIEW BY THE GOVERNOR.
The parade was reviewed by Governor
Bell and the military men present In
front of tho Mutual Fire Insurance build
Ing, where large reviewing stand had
been erected. In the stand were the gov.
ernor and his staff, the State officials,
former state officials. their ladies' and a
large number Of the prominent people
present.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE.
The formation Of the parade was as
follows:
Marshal A. G. Eaton and Aids l.. p.
Coleman, G. Il. Walton, G. c. Bancroft
and C. IL. Senter.
THE MILITARY DIVISION.
field artillery, in, command Of Major
Wilbur E. Wilder. Major Wilder leading
the column with his staff, composed of
Major Joseph T. Clarke. surgeon, U. s.
A., First Lieut.. Arthur N. Picket, adju-
tant, Second Lieut. Wiley +. Manguni,
uuartermastcr and commissary officer.
The 1sth cavalry band, mounted, under
| command of Drum Major Zimmerman
'hu,
The 18th cavalry in two squadrons; the
| first squadron composed Of Troops ],
F., II and NJ, under command Of Captain
Henry c. smythers, 18th cavalry: the
second squadron II Troops A. L. u and
Il, in command of Captain Michael NJ.
McNamee, 18th cavalry The cavalrymen
took their position in the parade as fol-
lows:
| Troop I-Commandcd by Lieut. Philip
Mowry.
Troop F-Commandcd by First Lieut..
| Richard r. Going, Second Lieut.. !, S,
Martin, sub-altern.
! Troop H-Commandcd by Sccont Lieut.
Charles Burnett
Troop M-Comnandod by First Lieut..
George o. Duncan. Second Lieut. Joseph
I. McCuen. sub-altcrn.
Troop A--Corlmandcd by First Lieut.
W. W. Whitcs.de. Secont Lieut.. II. II.
Broadhurst, subaltcrn.
Troop E-Commandcd by First Lieut.
Reagan NJ. Taylor. Second Lieut.. Clifton
n Norton. sub-altern.
Troop D--Connandcd by Sccont Lieut.
4 A. j. Lynch.
!, Troop B-commandcd by First Lieut.
George T. Bowman.
The 18th battalion Of field artillery, I'M.
), der command of Major f.. T.. Gayle. Sec
ond Lieut. Charles VI. Patterson. adju
t tant. uuartermaster and commssary of.
ficcr of the battalion. Both batteries
were equipped with six 32-nch brcech
loading rifles. mounted on gun carriages
and drawn by six horses. 70 each gur
was attached caisson, also drawn By
1 six horses. There were twelve guns
and like number Of caissOns
with the battalion. The 9TH battery. ficl,
r artillery was in command of First Lieut.
= James o. Prentice. artillery corps wit.
, Secont Lieut.. Scott Baker. sub-altern
, The @3rd battery was in command OF Sec
: ond Lieut.. Matthew \. Cross.
Montpelier Military ha,l,
} Vermont NAtopyl G'iarhI Commando
l by Major i. l., Howe and First Lieut.. III
NJ. Howe. adjutant.
Q Company l., ~ B&ryf COMMANDED b.
y Capt. Patrich I. Rogers.
c Company /. Northiicld-Capt. Iiarr.
:. c. Mosely.
4 Company IL Montpelier. Capt. Fred r
. Thomas.
n Norwich University cadets-Commandc
r by First Lieut.. Bradford IIovey.
O Montpelier high school and ST. Michael
d College cadets.
n Montpelier Seminary battalion.
= Sherman's Military band.
= Modern Woodmcn of America in CON
e mand Of T. A. Burdick and +. l.. lir
t senmcir Montpelier camp iii cOn'man
e OF r. e. Jcnnc,
II Barre camp, Gilbert Philips. BurlinGto
d camp. William rhyme. prominent
: this camp was the State banner won &c
the largest increase in membership an
d held by this campo
h Winoosl,i camp. g. AllaId
II Milton camp--Quintcn.
d Hartford camp-A. +. Mead.
II Sheffield camp-Snellins.
It Woodstock camp-ionkers.
n Barton band.
II knights Tcmplar.
a Malta acknowledgement.
d Mount Zion Commandcry-Monti'e
% burlington Cummandery-Burl
Il L,ndonvllc Military band.
!, S,isscs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., que
ir ST. Aldemar-Barre.
/. s.. Iohnsbury hand
, Palestine Commandery-St. Johnsbury
CARRIAGES containing knights
al Verrenncs band.
~ potr;archs Militant. !. o. o. Fin con
- mard of Col. r. A. Spear of Woodstoc
:. Canton Hanover-rn command OF CAP
w. r. r. Lewis Of Hanover, N. II.
Canton Crescent-Capt. f. a. farr
ST. Johnsbury.
Canton Woodstock-Capt. II. 5. Peri
n of Woodstock.
N Canton Palcstne-Capt. W. J. cam
Brattlchoro.
ne Canton Oasis-Cant ". j. biake
a, C1arcmOnt n II.