Springfield 1636-1886, History of Town and City, by Mason A. Green ...

SPRINGFIELD, 16S6~1SS6. 617
Two Mounted Police.
Platoon of Police under command of Capt. Edward H. Boecklin.
Chief Marshal, William Pynchon ; Major Samuel B. Spooner, Chief-of-staff
Charles W. Mutell, Adjutant, and aids.
FIRST DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, Col. Homer G. Gilmore, and aids.
American Band of Providence, K.I., twenty-five men, D. W. Keeves,
Leader.
First Regiment Drum, Fife, and Bugle Corps of Boston, twenty-five men,
James F. Clark, Drum-major.
Co. B, Second Regiment M.V.M., of Springfield.
Co. G, Second Regiment M.V.M., of Springfield.
Co. D, Second Regiment :\I.V.M., of Holyoke.
Battery from United States Armory.
Invited guests in carriages, as follows :
Governor Robinson, Mayor Metcalf , and Adjutant-General Samuel Dalton, of
Salem; Gen. E. P. Nettleton, of Boston, and Colonels H. S. Boynton, of Boston,
J. J. Whipple, of Brockton, and T. E. Currier, of Maiden, of the Governor's staff;
Colonels Myron P. Walker, of Belchertown, and E. Stearns, of Maiden; Lieut.-
governor Oliver Ames, and Councillor Jonathan Bourne, of New Bedford ;
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Coun-
cillors L. J. Powers, Warren E. Locke, of Norwood, Frank D. Allen, of Lynn, and
J. H. Butler, of Somerville ;
Executive Clerk Edward F. Hamlin, of Newton, and
Councillors L. J. Logan, of Boston, A. B. Coffin, of Winchester, and Henry C.
Greeley, of Clinton; Secretary of State H. B. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Thomas R.
Pynchon, of Hartford, Conn., Wellington Smith, of Lee, and Edward H. La-
tlirop; William F. Edwards, of Cleveland, 0., George Bliss, of New York, and
Hon. J. L. Houston, of Enfield, Conn.; Mayor Bulkeley, of Hartford, Conn.,
K. F. Hawkins, and F. A. Judd; D. J. Marsh, and Generals Stephen Smith,
Barton, and Goodrich; Colonels Blakeslee, Hyde, and Mowry, of the staff of
the Governor of Connecticut; Mayor Benjamin E. Cook, Jr., of Northampton,
Edwin Hodges, of Westfield ; John C. Porter, of Longmeadow, and E. K.
Bodurtha, of Agawam; A. F. Allen, of Enfield, Conn., E. A. Russell, of Suffield.
Conn., P. P. Potter, of Wilbraham, and Decius Bcebe, of Hampden,—
the last seven chairmen of the selectmen of the towns that were part of the old
plantation ; Sheriff H. Q. Sanderson and the County Conmiissioners, Leonard
Clark, Lewis Root, of Westfield, and Henry A. Chase, of Holyoke; Aldermen
Beach, Bidwell, Holbrook, and Tapley ; Aldermen Wesson. .Miller, and Pinney,