The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17

SNNNA~A " hAlO AhiSAlAOAlGS OA luCSC and other revolutionary heroes.
 By so doing we, too, shall continue to be patriotic, self-sacrificing and Christian; and we shall train up a generation which shall keep inviolate the principles of the fathers and pass them so down to posterity. He speaks not well who doth his time deplore, Naming it new and little and obscure, Ignoble and unfit for lofty deeds. All times were modern in the time of
 them,
 And this no more than others. Do thy
 part
 Here in the living day, as did the great Who made old days immortal! So shall
 men,
 Gazing back to. this forthcoming hour, Say: Then the time when were truly
 men,
 Though wars grew less, their spirits
 met the test Of new conditions, conquerlng civic
 wrong;
 Saving the state anew by virtuous
 lives;
 Guarding the country's honor as their
 own,
 And their own as their countrys and
 their sons;
 Defying leagued fraud with single
 truth;
 Not fearing loss; and daring to be
 pure.
 When error through the land ragged
 like a pest,
 They calmed the madness caught from
 mind to mind By wisdom drawn from cid, and coun-
 sel sane.
 And as the martyrs of the ancient
 world
 Gave Death for man, so nobly gave
 they Life;
 Those the great days, and that the
 heroic age"
 Following Dr. Sheath, Dr. Philips de- livered a short address. Speaking on behalf of the Foot Guards, he express ed the pleasure of that organization in participating in the exercises of the afternoon. Continuing, he spoke of the importance of the lesson contained in the lives of the men honored and the need for keeping it before the children of the coming generations. He told of the qualities of the men of the Revolu- tionary and Colonial days, and the value of keeping close hold to their vir- tues in the present day, in which, he remarked, conIInercialism and pleasure lust seemed the dominant pursuits of the people.
 Further, he said that we should not look upon the present day as inferior, or otherwise, to the days of the past, nor the men of to-day as either in mind or spirit, to their ancestors.
 At the conclusion of Dr. Phillips re- marks the, hymn America" was sung by the audience standing. pr. Phillips benediction and the bugler sounded taps"
 The list of graves of Revolutionary soldiers and patriots decorated yester- day follow:
 Sylvan avenue-Joseph P, Hotchkiss, Ezekiel Hayes, Medad Atwater, Caleb Hotchklss, Amos Gilbert, Nathan Oaks Cypress avenue - Hezekiah Sabin, Stephen Hotchkiss, Daniel Bishop, John Hotchklss, Joshua Hotchkiss, Levi Ives, Hezekiah Augur, John Mix, Nathtall Daggett, Nathan Drummer, Dyer White, Jonathan Fitch, John Scott, Ezra Lines, Lent Hotchkiss, Amos Doolittle, David 1 Phipps, Joseph Gorham, Phoneas Brads 1 ley, Captain Robert Brown, Ebenezer Bbenezer Peck, Samuel B. John Miles, Agur Thompson. 1 Maple avenue-Ezra Stiles, Timothy | Dwight, Plerpont Edwards, Jonathan Mix, Isaac Townsend, Aeneas Munson, John Spaulding, Thaddeus Beecher, Nathan Beers, Nathan Beers, Samual | Bishop, Roger Sherman, James Hill- house, Elijah Thompson, David Bunce, David Wooster, Deacon Abel Burritt, | Joseph Darling, Aeneas Monshon, Miles i McCleave.
 Linden avenue-James Dana, Marcus | Nerriman, James Merrlman, Nathaniel | Fitch, Ezra Ford, William Munson, Timothy Townsend, John Townsend, Azel Kimberly, Jonas Prentice, Jabez | smith, Elias stillwell, Thaddeus Alling, lanes Prescott, Thomas Green, Isaac Iilbert, Jeremiah Parmelee.
 Central avenue-Eli Mygatt, Stephen Ierrick, John Davis, Benjamin Eng ish, Elijah Forbes, William Wise. fuel Northrop, Abraham Futile, Peter Johnson, Timothy Mix, Timothy Mix, William Moves, Hezekiah Parmelee, David Osborn, John Trowbridge, Luth- r Collins, Laban Smith, William stor- r, Samuel Hicks
 Locust avenue-Jabez Brown Cedar avenue David Humphreys, William Lyon, Captain Abraham Brad- ey. Noah Webster.
 Sycamore avenue-Samuel Bassett, Joseph Kirk Monson, Asa Huntington, David Dorman. Jonathan Osborn, John Peck, Caleb Miller, Thomas Bills. Magnolia avenue-El! Dehslow, Jos- ua Newhall Elijah Osborn, Samuel forham.
 Laurel avenue-John Johnson, Han ver Barney, Harthem Ramsdell, Sam el Hull, Daniel Colburn, Mastfn Par ott.
 Spruce ayenue-Stephen filling, John Iulford, Ebenezer filling, Jonathan Austin, William Mansfield. Holly avenue-Israel Bishop, Samuel Barney, Coe Hendrlck.
 West wall-Davld Atwater, John iilbert Elijah Austin, David Judson, North wall-Gold Sherman. HREE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY.