| Show OC c OO c I i O ft sV 0 5 0 G As A R Rs' Rs II Hi r Official Program for Encampment I o I f O CX C Officers of Grand Army t of the Republic c 1909 Honry Henry M. M I. I Kevins Nevin In Commander t Frank O. O Colo Cola Adjutant nt General Cola D. D R. R Quartermaster General J. J Kent Hamilton Sr Vice ln Charles C. C Royce noce Jr Vice ln In t G. G Lane Surgeon General R Rev v. v John F. F Spence ln In Alfred B. B Beers Judge Advocate GeneralI General I 1 William H. H Hornaday Inspector Gener General l lI i Samuel Fallows National Patriotic Director I 1 J. J Cory COr Winans Sr A A. D. D C. C and Chief of ot Staff John M M. I Chan Chandler ler Adjutant General I t J. J Henry Benr Holcomb ANt Ast Q M. M Gen or Custodian Custodia I L I f Ex Executive cut ve Committee of the iJ Lr V National Council of Adm Administration L t Thomas W Vi Scott Fairchild Ill III Wm Vrn 11 H. Armstrong Indianapolis Ind md 4 J I Philip Cheek Baraboo VII WIL F. F M. M St St. Louis LoUls Mo o. o f Wm J. J Patterson PIttsburg burb Pa I James Owen New OW York X N. y I H George Barnett I Camden Camdon N. N J. J r Df Died Dl d April G 6 Where the National Encampments Encampments Encampments Encamp Encamp- ments Have Been Held i i. The place and late date of or holding the National l from the organization b by Commander Commander- r in Chief Stephenson in 1866 and the name of ot the tho In Commander elected at each Encampment 11 S are as asS follows follows- S Tho The First National Encampment was held at Indianapolis In In- Ind November 20 O O. O 1866 and A. A elected In Commander Hurlburt Illinois was waR Second Second January January 15 1 1868 Philadelphia Pa John A. A Logan Illinois In Commander Third Third hird Cincinnati 0 O. May 1 12 13 13 1869 John A. A Logan Illinois Commander ln Fourth Fourth Washington D. D C. C Mn May 11 11 1 12 1870 S John A. A Logan Illinois In Commander Fifth Fifth Boston Mass May U 10 11 1871 Ambrose Ambroso Am Am- brose broso E. E Burnside Rhode Island Commander In Chief S S Sixth Sixth Cleveland 0 O. May S 8 9 9 1372 1872 Ambrose Ambrose- S E. E Rhode Rhodo Island in Commander Seventh Se Seventh New Ne New Haven Ha Conn May Ia II H 16 1873 S J Charel Devens Mas Massachusetts Commander In Eighth Pa May 13 13 1874 Charles CharlesS S S Devens Massachusetts ts in Commander S Ninth Ninth Chicago III May ay I 12 13 1875 John F. F i iI S S Hartrandt Pennsylvania Commander ln S I Tenth Tenth Philadelphia Pa June 30 1876 John JohnS S S F. F Hartrandt t Pennsylvania in Commander Eleventh Eleventh Providence R R. R I. I June 26 27 7 1877 S S John C. C Robinson New York Comman Commander In In er S S Twelfth Twelfth Springfield Springfield Mass Juno 4 1878 JohnS John S C. C Robinson n. n New York Comman Commander in In cr Thirteenth Thirteenth Albany Albany N N. Y Juno 17 17 18 IS 18 1879 William E Earnshaw Ohio Comman Commander ln ln er S Fourteenth Fourteenth Dayton 0 O. June S. S 9 1 1880 Louis LouisS S S Wagner a nel Pennsylvania Commander ln Fifteenth Fifteenth Indianapolis Indianapolis Ind md June 15 15 IG 16 1881 George Georg-c S. S Merrill Massachusetts Commander In Y Chief Chlof S Sixteenth Sixteenth Baltimore Baltimore Md Juno 21 23 1882 5 Paul Van Nebraska Commander in Seventeenth Denver Seventeenth Denver Colo Cob July 25 26 26 1883 Robert nobert E E. Death Beath Pennsylvania Commander In S 'S EI Eighteenth l Minneapolis Minn July 25 23 1881 John Julia S. S Kountz Ohio Commander In S Nineteenth Portland Nineteenth Portland Me Juno 24 25 26 25 1885 Samuel S. S Burdett Washington ton D. D C. C Commander- Commander tn ln Chief S San Franls G 18 S sin C r Ch S TwentY first Lo Louis ls Mo September 28 S John P. P flea Ren Minnesota Commander in Twenty second second Columbu 0 O. September 1 14 12 H. 5 5 5 1888 1838 WIliam A Missouri In Commander-In- S ChIc ChlaP r S Twenty third l Milwaukee WIs Is August 28 30 1889 Russell A. A Alger Michigan Commander In I. I SS Chief I Twenty fourth Twenty fourth Boston Mass Moss August 13 13 1 14 11 i. i S 1890 Wheelock G. G Vermont Commander Commander- 5 In Twenty fifth Detroit Mich 1 August 7 5 1891 1591 John Palmer New ork Comm Commander ln n In er Twenty sixth Twenty Washington D. D D C. C September 21 c 22 2 1392 1892 A. A G. G Weissert Wisconsin CommanderS Commander Commander- S in S Twenty seventh IndIanapolIs Indianapolis Ind md September 6 6 S 7 7 lS 3 John G. G B. B Adams Massachusetts Com Com- mander In Twenty eighth Pittsburg PIttsburg Pa September 12 12 13 13 1894 Thomas rhomas G. G Lawler IllIn Illinois ls In Commander Chief Twenty ninth Twenty ninth Louisville K Ky September 11 13 1895 lI anN Walker IntI Indiana lana Commander ln In Chi f. f S r r St St. Paul Minn Sep September ember 3 3 4 1895 Thad S S. Clarkson Nebraska Commander In Thirty Buffalo N. N Y August 25 27 1897 John ohn P. P S. S Gobin C ln In S Thirty second ThIrty t Cincinnati O. O September G 5 6 C G G. G 1898 James A. A Sexton Illinois the tho Commander Commander- In died while in office and was succeeded b by W. W C. C Johnson of Ohio Senior S hIrd Philadelphia P Pal Pa September 6 G 7 7 lS 1899 Albert D. D Shaw New York In Commander Chief j Thirty fourth fourth Thirty Chicago Ill III August 29 30 30 1900 HOO S L Leo o ur ur Missouri Commander in S Thirty fifth Onh Cleveland 0 O. September 12 12 13 1 1901 01 Ell Elt Torrance Minnesota Commander In Chlof Chief S Thirty sixth Washington Thirty Washington D. D C. C October 9 10 10 St 1902 Thomas J. J Stewart Pennsylvania CoinS Com Coin S mander-In mander mander in S San Thirty San San Francisco Cal Cat August Aug 20 O 21 1903 John C. C Black Illinois ls ln Commander Chlof Chief 1 T Thirty eighth Boston Boston Boston Mass August 17 Ii 18 IS 18 1901 YIllI William m W W. Blackmar Massachusetts las CommanderS Commander Commander- S In ln Commander Blackmar died r In office and anel Son Senior lor Vice Ice John R. R King of Maryland succeeded to thu office 1 Thirty ninth Donver Denver Colo Cob S September 7 7 8 1905 5 James Tanner N Now New w York In ln Fortieth Fortieth Minneapolis Minn lInn August 16 17 17 1906 S Robert B B. B Brown Ohio Comman Commander ln r In Saratoga Forty Forty first Saratoga Springs 5 5 s. s New York Sept Sep- Sep t v S 12 13 1907 Charles G. G Burton Durton Nevada evada I Mo Io in Commander second Forty Toledo second Toledo O. O August 31 to September Septem Septem- ber C 6 G. G 1908 Henry M. M Nevins Rod Hed Bunk Dunk N. N J J. J J.- J. Commander In H S Sunday Night NightS S There Thero will vIlL be bo a meeting of or all an church or organizations at the First Methodist Church on Sunday evening at 8 This will be a patriotic praise meeting I at which dl distinguished local and nd foreign speakers will be present Tho The program will be bo announced through the public press b S Camp Fires Program Assembly Hall Monday Night August 9 i J George Gcorge B. B Squires s Chairman I 1 Band Dand Concert 2 Solo Prof Pro Charles Kent 3 1 Address Adro henry M. M I. I In Chief 4 Selection Dougall Dou all Mixed Quartette 5 Adar Adar I J. J Kent Hamilton Hammon 55 Senior Vice Commander Commander- In ln 6 Solo Flag a Stain Mrs I Emma mma Ramsey S 7 7 A S 1 Charles C. C noc Royce floyce Junior Vice Commander Commander- In Chief I 8 S. Address S I Mrs Irs Mary Iary E. E Oilman Gilman National President i 5 W W. WILC R. R C. C S 9 Soprano Soo MI s Edna t I 10 Selection Dougall Mixed Quartette 11 Selection Held's Band iima Irene Kell Kelly accompanist S All camp tires fires commence at S 8 p. p m. m an and l thirty minutes of or each camp lire will be bo devoted to music A I f q S x Camp Fires Fies Pro Program gram Armory Hall Monday Night August 9 L. L II 11 Hi J Dept Com Coin Utah Chairman 1 Selection Hawaiian Troubadours 2 d reu- reu In Ch Charles rles G. G Burton Durton past S Chief S 3 Selection Old Old War War Son Songs Modoc Club 4 Address Address- r 5 55 S S 1 Eli 11 Past ln In S Miss Vida F Fox loc S B 5 51 Recitation eca C. C Selection election Hawaiian Troubadours ours S 7 Address Address- ss- ss S GenevIeve LO 1 eld Lane Nat President Ladles Ladies o of ot tho the G. G A. A R R- 8 S. S Selection Old OId Old War Var Songs Modoc Club 9 0 Address Wilfred S. S Wetherbee 1 10 0 Selection Hawaiian Troubadours at atthe will be followed The toll following owing tho the semi official emi meeting ln at tho the Tabernacle on onTUOS- onTUOS Tu Tues Tuesday s- s day evening Admission lon to this the greatest ture 5 of or the the tho Encampment except to the chair seats sOfUS will not bo be b by ticket but will be general admission Tile The admission to the he chair seats will bo b by tI ticket presented to the tho bearer for admission b by the Com Com- mander-In-Chlof mander b bearing his fac Cae ac simile sl signature Tho The following will be followed on Ensign Peak The Time same amount of or explosives will be used 1200 pounds on Tuesday Wednesday S Thursday and amI Friday nights Bombs six fee ree In circumference will be thrown 1000 feet In tha air which when mountain tops and the the they explode will light up the valley alle for tor a a. distance of ot live five miles Semi Semi- Semi Official OfficIal Meeting August 10 at the Tabernacle fr 8 p. p m. m t Augus-t II 10 to 1109 1909 at nt the tho Tabernacle 8 S p. p in m. 1 SCle election Holds Hold's Band Modoc Selection Modoc Club 2 Selection S 3 3 Introduction of t f JUl Judge o W W. v. v H. H King ICIng Ing by the tho Ex ExecUtive Executive Exec Exec- C- C uthe I Director Col F. F M. M Sterrett I S Go Gov W WIN Wll I 4 Address ss of or Judge King introducing llam Spry 6 C. C Address of ot Gov Spry I S f 6 Star Spangled Banner Bannor Mrs Emma Ram- Ram sey set S S S SS S 7 1 Introduction of or Mayor John S. S Bransford b by Judge King Iring S S. S Address of ot Mayor l Bransford S 1 9 Selection Selection Selection-Held's Held's Band Dand S 10 Introduction of ot Department nt Commander Smyth by Judge King Il 11 of ot Commander Sm Smyth th I 12 Selection Selection National National Association Civil CI War Wa Musicians fife and drum i 13 Introduction of Henry M. M Nevins Com Corn mander In of or the tho Grand GIand Arm Army of ot the Republic b by Judge e King S 14 Address of ot Commander Chief Henry t M. M Kevins r 15 Flag Without a Stain Mrs Anna Colburn Plummer 16 Greetings of or the W. W R. R C. C by Mary E. E Gilman Gilman Gilman Gil- Gil man President 18 IS Greetings Greetings Daughters Daughters of or Veterans b by Clara F. F Hoover President PresidentS 19 Greetings Sons Greetings Sons of Veterans by Edgar Allen Mien Commander ln Nurses Nunes b by Rebecca Smith t 20 Greetings Army GreetIngs Army President ent j J I t 11 1 A arid Armory Hall n TU Uy n 11 fires res' res ni 0 There Thero will vill be 1200 pounds of explosives used on Ensign Peak Pea on Tue Tuesday day night Tho The following of or pyrotechnics will be followed com n- n at 1030 Tho The announcement of ot this will be made by the tho explosion of six lx monster bombs at of or five minutes each cach commencing at 10 p. p m. m Camp Fires F res Program Assembly Hall Tuesday Night August 1 10 Joseph AV v Clin 1 1 L Band Iland Concert Utah State Slate Band Ban From 8 to p p. p ro m. m 2 A Address Address- S m Louis Wagner Past In Commander 3 Soprano Solo Miss Irene Kelly 4 4 Address Address- S S S. S S. S Past in Commander 5 G. Bass Bas Solo W V. R. R Richardson n 6 G. A ss i. i William Ketcham 5 7 7 Contralto Solo Miss Hazel Barnes S I S. S Address 1 5 1 Robert B. B Beath Past Commander ln Commander ln Ch 9 Old OM War Var Songs Io Modoc oc Club Mrs l Mary ar F. F Sanborn San orn and Miss Irma D S Watson atson accompanists Camp Fires Program Armory Hall 4 Tuesday Night August JO S Phil Phil Check Chairman S 5 6 Selection e Hawaiian Tro Troubadours l urs S 2 Addres Addres- Addres S A G. G Ve rt Past In Chief 3 3 Soprano Soprano- Miss Florence Florenco Locke 5 fi Selection Hawaiian Troubadours 6 G. Address 0 j 1 I. I F. F.- Mack Inck 7 Recitation Miss g 8 Address George W. W 9 Selection I Hawaiian Tall n Troubadours S l Miss ss' ss Edna Edwards dwards accompanist S Camp Fires Program Assembly Hall Hail Wednesday Night August 11 ii E. E R. R Chairman 1 Grand Concert Holds Hold's BandS Band Band- S From 8 to p. p m. m S 2 Address Address- John R. R King KInS' Past Comman Commander In In cr 3 Selection Salt Lako Lake Male Quartette quire Coop director S 4 4 I. Address S S S James Jomes Tanner Pait in Commander 7 Address C. C Mason Kinno 8 Soprano Solo Miss UM Lottie Owen 9 Address j. j s S. S Graham 10 S Selection Salt Lake Lako Male Quartet Squire Coop director S Miss 11 Irene Kelly accompanist 5 Camp F Fires Program Armory Hall Wednesday Night August 11 ii Maurice M. M Chairman S I. I HawaIIan Addres Samuel r 3 Soprano Solo II n. n Van Sant c 4 6 Laurianda Charles Poulton 6 War Val Songs Song Burrows 6 A Address dil reM s piri Charles 2 Cub 7 Selection T. T RIcA S. S Address HawaIIan II ro 9 Old War Val Son Songs Sr Modoc I. I 0 Club Miss Edna Edwards Edward accompanist Camp F Fires res Program Assembly Hall Thursday Night August 12 M. M 1 Sterrett Chairman 1 Band Concert Utah State Band From 8 S to p. p m. m 2 n Address A William K Jamison 3 Old War Var Songs Modoc Club ClubS S 4 Address nj Ryan n 5 5 t. Recitation Miss Vida Fox C. C Address Charles Charles A. A Clark Clarl 7 7 Violin Solo Miss Romania Hyde Hydes s S. S Address J John nn C C. Carpenter 9 Old War Tar Songs Modoc l Club Mrs Mary Mar F. F accompanist Camp F Fires les Program Armory Hall Thursday Night August 12 Lo fo Van an Dodge Chairman 1 1 Selection Hawaiian Troubadours 2 2 Address J J J- Warren JWarren Kler Kiefer r 3 Selection Mendelssohn Male Chorus 4 4 Address A dress John E. E Gillman 5 5 Soprano Solo Mrs Bessie Browning S 6 6 A Address refS Mendelssohn Male Malo Chorus 5 S. Address Robert C. C S 9 Selection Hawaiian Troubadours Miss Irene Kelly accompanist Grand Marshal General E E. E A A. A Wedgwood Assistant Grand Marshal Capt J. J E. E Calno Caine Grand Parade Wednesday N Night August 11 The following will be the dider of ot formation and march commencing Wednesday August 11 11 1909 1009 at It 10 lOa a. a m. m Order of Format Formation n. n Infantry U. U S. S A. A and National and National Guard of ot Utah Commander Chief and OfficIal Family an and P Distinguished Dis DIs- Guests In Carriages S Illinois and Wisconsin Pennsylvania and ancl Ohio New York and Connecticut MaS Massachusetts and New Jersey S Rhode Rhodo Island New Hampshire and Vermont S Tho The Potomac Virginia and North Carolina and and- Maryland Nebraska Michigan and Iowa Indiana Colorado an and Wyoming Kansas and Delaware Minnesota Missouri 1 and Oregon 4 1 i Kentucky West Virginia and South Dakota S Washington Washing Alaska and Arkansas New Ne' Mexico Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi S Florida Montana Texas and Idaho S Arizona Georgia Alabama and North Dakota S Oklahoma Union Ex Prisoners and Naval Veterans S 5 Utah S At 9 30 at nt one blast of or the tho Tribune whistle the various commands will start for their place of rendezvous which will be designated on a map furnished furnished fur fur- each Department Commander At two whistles the column will form At three the column will move The column will enter Main aln street from East South Temple and march to the living JIving flag at Seventh Seventh Sev Soy South and Main streets on tho the east side and passing the flag tho the width of or Main street feet will return on the west side of ot Main aln and be he reviewed b by the tho Commander in at Main Maul and South Tem Tem- pc S When hen the tho Department of ot Utah has passed tho the reviewing stand the Grand Army para parade o will bal beJ bo be J l ted L A 1 I iS S 55 in r r vI w tim th bands band nn 11 vi nod r. r I II When hen pa passed etI Main and amI F Fir r U bands band which have already passed in review will have havo countermarched d to that point and wil wll fall taU In the tho roar ot of of Ut Utah h. h S S When hen Utah has pat passed ocl the tho living |
