The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-22
GOING TO JAMESTOWN.
GOVERNOR AND OFFICIAL PARTY
 LEAVE WEDNESDAY,.

Will Be Present ct the Opening Exer-
 cises Next FrIday-HOw the Compa-
 ny Will Travel-List of Those In-
 vited to Take the Trip.
 Gov. Rollin S. Woodruff and the of- ficial party from Connecticut will start for Jamestown next Wednesday to at tend the opening exercises at the ex- position on Friday. The following is the program of the trip:
 Members of the party may join the governor and staff at Hartford in time to take the train for New Haven at 11:06 a. m., on "Wednesday or at New Haven at p. m. Upon arrival at Phil adelphia at 6:10 p. m, dinner will be served at the. Bellevue -stratf6rd, after which the members of the party may spend the evening according to their choice, either at the theater, visiting friends or sightseeing. The special train of Pullmans will leave the Broad street station, Philadelphia, at 11:17 p. m, The schedule calls for the arrival at Cape Charles at 5;29 a. m., on Thursday, April 25. Hotel accommodations have been secured at the Pine. Beach hotel which is contiguous to the exposition grounds. The return trip will be made by the same route.
 On Saturday, April 27, the formal dedication of the Connecticut state building will take place at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. A reception to Governor Woodruff will be rendered at the state building at 2:3O o'clock in the after, noon.
 Following is a list of those who have been invited to go to Jamestown, Va. as members of the governors party tc attend the opening of the Jamestown exposition:
 Governor Rollin s. Woodruff, Lieu tenant-Governor Everett J. Lake, Ex. ecutive Secretary Charles F. Julin, Ad. jutant-G General George M. Cole, Colone Isaac M. Ullman, Colonel Charles M l Jarvis, Colonel John w. Atwood, Colo. nel J. Moss Ives, Colonel N. R. Hotch. kiss, Lieutenant Commander Robert D Chapin, Major William P. Futile, Ma. l jor William H. Lyon, Major Henry J i Steiner, Colonel William E. F. Landers i Colonel Michael j. Wise, Major Louis R. Cheney, Major Smith G. Weed Ma jor Gilbert P. Hurd. the governors staff; MT, and Mrs. Samuel A. Eddy MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, MT and Mrs. William J. Barber, members of the Connecticut commission to tn, Jamestown exposition, former Govern I ors Thomas M. Waller, Morgan c Bulkeley, 0. Vincent Coffin, Abiran Chamberlain, George P. Mclean anC Henry Roberts, United States Senate Frank B. Brandegee, Congressmen E Stevens Henry, N. D. Sperry, E. j. Hill George l.. Lilley and Edward W. Hig l gins; George D. Curtis secretary o the exposition commission, and Mrs Curtis; former Lieutenant Governor Lyman A. Mills and Edwin o. Keeler Mr. and Mrs. John Nj. Holcomb, Attor ney- General Marcus H. Holcomb, Sec retary of State Theodore Bodenwein State Treasurer F. F. Patten, Comp troller Thomas D. Bradstreet, Stat Senators Clarence D. Thompson, Jame F. Walsh, Patrick McGovern, Archi bald McNeil, D. A. Blakeslee, Andrey G. Barnes, Mayro Keeney, Speake John Q. Tilson, Representative Elmor s. Banks, George M. Gum, William Malone, E. w. Hooker, A J. Birdseye Judge A. T. Roraback, Hon. Frank E Weeks, State Librarian George s. God ard, Rev. J. G. Davenport, Waterbury Judge Walter H. Clark and Judge E J. Garvan, Hartford; Judge William Arnold, Willimantic; Hon. Charles I Brooker, Ansonia; General Henry Bishop, Major William H. Marigolt Hon. Sidney E. Hawley, Colonel Mat thew H. Rogers, Bridgeport Rev. Sam uel Hart, Judge Wesley U. Pearne, Mid dletown; Hon.. Minotte E. ChatfielC Hon. Eli Whitney, pr, Frederick W Brown. N. w, Kendall Charles W Scranton, George A. filling, Judge + e. Simpson, Robert o. Eaton, Fredericl