A History of the Statue Erected to Commemorate the Heroic Achievement of Maj Jo
A History of the Statue Erected to Commemorate the Heroic Achievement of Maj Jo
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The leading organization in line was the First Company of the Governor's Gnards, commanded by Maj. Kinuey, and headed by Colt's Band. The Guards escorted the Governor and his staff, riding in carriages.
They were followed by a battalion of four companies of the Third Regiment, Connecticut National Guard, and the Machine Gun platoon of the regiment, which were headed by the regimental band.
The Commission, orator, poet, state offlcers, members of the Legislature, and invited guests, filling twen...ty-seven carriages, formed the last division of the procession, and were headed by Tubbs's Band.
Arriving at the statue, the invited guests took seats on the platform, and at 12. 30 the ceremonies were opened by the Third- Regiment Band playing " America. " Mr. Charles E. Dyer, the chairman of the Commission, then said : — "It is eminently approi)riatc on this spot, around which cluster so many hallowed recollections, consecrated by the blood of our 18 THE MAJ. JOHN MASON STATUE.
forefathers, eonuectiiig intimately the present with the past, and bringing to mind the watchful care of onr Heavenly Father from the days of our colonial existence to the present hour, that the blessing of God should be invoked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leading organization in line was the First Company of the Governor's Gnards, commanded by Maj. Kinuey, and headed by Colt's Band. The Guards escorted the Governor and his staff, riding in carriages.
They were followed by a battalion of four companies of the Third Regiment, Connecticut National Guard, and the Machine Gun platoon of the regiment, which were headed by the regimental band.
The Commission, orator, poet, state offlcers, members of the Legislature, and invited guests, filling twen...ty-seven carriages, formed the last division of the procession, and were headed by Tubbs's Band.
Arriving at the statue, the invited guests took seats on the platform, and at 12. 30 the ceremonies were opened by the Third- Regiment Band playing " America. " Mr. Charles E. Dyer, the chairman of the Commission, then said : — "It is eminently approi)riatc on this spot, around which cluster so many hallowed recollections, consecrated by the blood of our 18 THE MAJ. JOHN MASON STATUE.
forefathers, eonuectiiig intimately the present with the past, and bringing to mind the watchful care of onr Heavenly Father from the days of our colonial existence to the present hour, that the blessing of God should be invoked.
What to read after A History of the Statue Erected to Commemorate the Heroic Achievement of Maj Jo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas S Thomas Stephens Collier to read onlineMoreLess
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