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

624 SPRINGFIELD, 1G36-1SS6.
Iserman, W. G. Iddings, R. L. Ferris, F. A. Tliyne, J. Churchill, W. D. Austin,
A. K. Mathews, B. C. Davis, John Griffin, Charles Trim, W. H. Strong, J. B.
Hosmer, Alonzo Sabin, A. P. Wade, W. J. Langdon.
Other Post, and old Soldiers : — C. H. Grant, Dennis Towne, H. M. Bliss,
Wm. Potter, Edgar K. Sellew, Lambert W. Cady, E. N. Haskell.
Wilcox Post : —
Federick Gallup, Austin C. Gove, Arthur D. King, John
McCutcheon, Ransom M. Morse, Edward Morrill, Lorin Wood, Edward Stewart.
Otis Chapman Post No. 103, G.A.R., of Chicopee.
— George H. Prescott, Commander;
Lyon Post, No. 41, of Westfield, Mass. :
C. A. Hedges, Jiidson Lee, Theodore Manec, Win. Pohler, Joseph Halliday,
Leroy Bosworth, George Bowen, L. F. Carter, W. C. Clark, H. H. Copley,
Elbert Gillett, E. R. Lay, David Maxwell, George Maxwell, Chas. 0. Kingsley,
Isaac Nash, A. H. Stebbins, C A. Newell, A. W. Furrows, W. H. Furrows,
Adam Swan, H. B. Graves, James Root, Cyrus Wells, John H. Miller, Chas.
Liswell, A. E. Humiston, Chas. Lambson, John Gorham, Horace Williams,
E. J. Burt, R. J. Smith, A. E. Brooks, Edmund Noble, J. W. Gibbs, Buel
Burt, David Keefe, Linus Burt, W. E. Walton.
Kilpatrick Post, No. 71, of Holyoke : — W. H. Abbot, Commander; A. M.
Cain, S.V.C. ; J. J. Callanan, J.V.C. ; W.
I. Turner, O.D. ; D. E. Butler, G. E.
Marsh, S. E. Gifford, A. N. Ricker, A. P. Ricker, A. P. Lewis, Fred Batchelder,
C. Sanborn, Fred AVestphael, P. A. Streeter, Geo. S. Avery, G. W.
Thomas, D. W. Young, David Binns, C. Batchelder, Albert Loring, H. A.
Deane, Chas. S. Ivnapp, S. Smith, Chas. P. Lyman, T. Shine, G. Brown, Wm.
Keyes, Jas. H. Howes, J. A. Cleveland, J. F. Canavan, Emil Ushman, B.
Harobine, D. 0. Judd, Leander Pelot, Peter J. Donnelly, Dan Palmer.
L. A. Tiift Camp No. 11, Sons of Veterans, of Springfield.
Display representing A. I). 1935.
1st. A car carrying fifty young girls, preceded by twenty-four boys on foot, and
followed by a like number; the boys carrying banners inscribed with
prophecies and mottoes suited to the occasion, representing the Spring-
field that is to be.
2d. A car carrying boys and girls, representing the Mayor an