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Sep. 09, 1953 - Battle Of Britain Fly-Past Air Chiefs Watch From Air Ministry: Many well known personalities were on the roof of the Air Ministry this morning to witness the Battle of Britain Anniversary Fly-Past. Photo shows L-R:- Major General Francis H. Griswold (United States Air Force); Air Chief Marshal Sir William F. Dickson (R.A.F.) and Air Commodore M. Costello the Senior Air Liaiason Officer - watching the Fly-Past this morning. Stock Photo

RME0M6FB–Sep. 09, 1953 - Battle Of Britain Fly-Past Air Chiefs Watch From Air Ministry: Many well known personalities were on the roof of the Air Ministry this morning to witness the Battle of Britain Anniversary Fly-Past. Photo shows L-R:- Major General Francis H. Griswold (United States Air Force); Air Chief Marshal Sir William F. Dickson (R.A.F.) and Air Commodore M. Costello the Senior Air Liaiason Officer - watching the Fly-Past this morning.

Battle Of Britain Fly Past -- Defence Chiefs watching the fly-past from the roof of the new government offices in whitehall. Left to right are: General Francis H. Griswold, United States Air force; Earl Alexander of Tunis, the minister of Defence; Field Marshal Sir William Slim; Air Chief Marshal Sir John W. Baker, Deputy of Air Staff; and Admiral Sir Rhoderick R. McGrigor, first sea Lord. 213 Aircraft took part in to-day's fly past over London in commemoration of the Twelfth anniversary of the Stock Photo

RM2HX5YCE–Battle Of Britain Fly Past -- Defence Chiefs watching the fly-past from the roof of the new government offices in whitehall. Left to right are: General Francis H. Griswold, United States Air force; Earl Alexander of Tunis, the minister of Defence; Field Marshal Sir William Slim; Air Chief Marshal Sir John W. Baker, Deputy of Air Staff; and Admiral Sir Rhoderick R. McGrigor, first sea Lord. 213 Aircraft took part in to-day's fly past over London in commemoration of the Twelfth anniversary of the

Major General Harry C. Hale and his staff at Headquarters of the 84th Division, Chateau de Neuvic. Front row, from left to right: Major Dewitt C.T. Grugge, Lieut. Col. I. R. Giggnilliat, Lt. Col. Walter Kreuger, Col. Laurence Halstead, Major General Harry C. Hale, Col. Frederick Van Duyne, Col. J.H.Allen, Lt. Col. Robert L. Collins, Lt. Col. George G. Rockwe 11, Major Oscar W. Griswold. Middle row: Major G. Gardner Greeves, Major Walter J.Otis. (1919) Stock Photo

RM2RCHX6M–Major General Harry C. Hale and his staff at Headquarters of the 84th Division, Chateau de Neuvic. Front row, from left to right: Major Dewitt C.T. Grugge, Lieut. Col. I. R. Giggnilliat, Lt. Col. Walter Kreuger, Col. Laurence Halstead, Major General Harry C. Hale, Col. Frederick Van Duyne, Col. J.H.Allen, Lt. Col. Robert L. Collins, Lt. Col. George G. Rockwe 11, Major Oscar W. Griswold. Middle row: Major G. Gardner Greeves, Major Walter J.Otis. (1919)

Vintage Maps / Antique Maps - A sketch of New London & Groton with the attacks made on Forts Trumbull & Griswold by the British troops under the command of Brigr. Genl. Arnold, Sept. 6th. 1781 Stock Photo

RMPYN6Y3–Vintage Maps / Antique Maps - A sketch of New London & Groton with the attacks made on Forts Trumbull & Griswold by the British troops under the command of Brigr. Genl. Arnold, Sept. 6th. 1781

Lieutenant Colonel Horatio Deming Jarvis of Co. B, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, Co. A, 24th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment; Colonel Charles E. Griswold of 22nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment; and Brigadier General Stephen Minot Weld of Co. B, 18th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment in uniform with swords / Whipple, 96 Washington Street, Boston.. Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs , pp/liljpaper. Griswold, Charles Edward, 1834-1864, Jarves, Horatio D Stock Photo

RM2PCACTY–Lieutenant Colonel Horatio Deming Jarvis of Co. B, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment, Co. A, 24th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment; Colonel Charles E. Griswold of 22nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment; and Brigadier General Stephen Minot Weld of Co. B, 18th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment in uniform with swords / Whipple, 96 Washington Street, Boston.. Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs , pp/liljpaper. Griswold, Charles Edward, 1834-1864, Jarves, Horatio D

Lt. Gen. Theodore D. Martin (second from left), commanding general for the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, along with Dr. Keith Mispagel (left), superintendent for Fort Leavenworth USD 207, Tyler Fowler (second from right), Patton Junior High School principal, and Myron Griswold (right), president of the Fort Leavenworth USD 207 Board of Education, cut the ribbon for the new Patton Junior High School on Fort Leavenworth. In November 2018, the Fort Leavenworth Board of Education began the process of replacing the original Patton Junior High School which was built in 1958. Stock Photo

RM2NK9X90–Lt. Gen. Theodore D. Martin (second from left), commanding general for the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, along with Dr. Keith Mispagel (left), superintendent for Fort Leavenworth USD 207, Tyler Fowler (second from right), Patton Junior High School principal, and Myron Griswold (right), president of the Fort Leavenworth USD 207 Board of Education, cut the ribbon for the new Patton Junior High School on Fort Leavenworth. In November 2018, the Fort Leavenworth Board of Education began the process of replacing the original Patton Junior High School which was built in 1958.

Presentation Of Medal To Brigadier General Francis H. Griswold By Major General William E. Kepner, England, 25 November 1944. 2Nd Bomb Division, 8Th Air Force. Stock Photo

RM2K6PKEE–Presentation Of Medal To Brigadier General Francis H. Griswold By Major General William E. Kepner, England, 25 November 1944. 2Nd Bomb Division, 8Th Air Force.

Spc. Eric Griswold, UH-60 Blackhawk Crew member assigned to 2-227th General Support Aviation Battalion, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade participates in an air assault training mission during Swift Response, Krivolak Military Training Center, North Macedonia, May 8, 2022. Exercise Swift Response 2022 is an annual multinational training exercise, which takes place in Eastern Europe, the Arctic High North, Baltics, and Balkans from May 2-20, 2022. It aims to present combat credible Army forces in Europe and Africa and enhance readiness by building airborne interoperability with Allies and Partners and th Stock Photo

RM2M6X3Y9–Spc. Eric Griswold, UH-60 Blackhawk Crew member assigned to 2-227th General Support Aviation Battalion, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade participates in an air assault training mission during Swift Response, Krivolak Military Training Center, North Macedonia, May 8, 2022. Exercise Swift Response 2022 is an annual multinational training exercise, which takes place in Eastern Europe, the Arctic High North, Baltics, and Balkans from May 2-20, 2022. It aims to present combat credible Army forces in Europe and Africa and enhance readiness by building airborne interoperability with Allies and Partners and th

Genealogical and family history of southern New York and the Hudson River Valley : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the building of a nation . .American way, and his re-spect for working-men in general, was extended toindividuals, and was quickly felt by all of humblerbirth with whom he came in contact. * * * Thebent of his mind was primarily scientific and prac-tical ; but he had a keen feeling for literature andfor music, and an infinite respect for all forms ofart. He married, in Dresden, Saxony, April 14,1873, Mariana Alley Griswold, eldest dau Stock Photo

RM2AKAM5P–Genealogical and family history of southern New York and the Hudson River Valley : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the building of a nation . .American way, and his re-spect for working-men in general, was extended toindividuals, and was quickly felt by all of humblerbirth with whom he came in contact. * * * Thebent of his mind was primarily scientific and prac-tical ; but he had a keen feeling for literature andfor music, and an infinite respect for all forms ofart. He married, in Dresden, Saxony, April 14,1873, Mariana Alley Griswold, eldest dau

CLAUDE GILLINGWATER, JOHN GILBERT, WYNNE GIBSON, VICTOR MSLAGLEN, LEON ERROL, THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA, 1934 Stock Photo

RMBPB5G5–CLAUDE GILLINGWATER, JOHN GILBERT, WYNNE GIBSON, VICTOR MSLAGLEN, LEON ERROL, THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA, 1934

U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Ashleigh B. Gawat, a Marine Corps combat camerawoman, paints a Marine Corps and Arizona themed mural at the Civic Center in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sept. 7, 2015, to commemorate Marine Week Phoenix, Sept. 10-13. Gawat, a native of Griswold, Conn. is stationed at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and is taking on the large mural with four other Marines. Sept. 10-13, your Marines will perform band concerts, showcase equipment and aircraft, such as the MV-22 Osprey and AH-1Z Super Cobra, and engage in community service events. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Tyler J. Bolken) Stock Photo

RMPE4AD2–U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Ashleigh B. Gawat, a Marine Corps combat camerawoman, paints a Marine Corps and Arizona themed mural at the Civic Center in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sept. 7, 2015, to commemorate Marine Week Phoenix, Sept. 10-13. Gawat, a native of Griswold, Conn. is stationed at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and is taking on the large mural with four other Marines. Sept. 10-13, your Marines will perform band concerts, showcase equipment and aircraft, such as the MV-22 Osprey and AH-1Z Super Cobra, and engage in community service events. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Tyler J. Bolken)

Suspension device 3. D Griswold 846.085 Switch. See Rail way switch. whims 'Munn & Co. 361 Broadway New York. Other foreign patents may also be obtained. Stick Page each insertion SLOG it line. CET THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CINCINNATI. 0. eib PER IN BAND SAW BLADES uniformity 01 temper and general durability. other Patent Wood Working Machinery. A BOOK FOR MANUFACTURERS newsdealere MINERAL WOOL. 22 CORTLANDT STREET N. Y. law motions of molecules in liquids and gases trans macc sgiwserterla Electric Light and Power. ww„614geoen Couisa Mug Electrical Fragiseer. Imputed wenCutting ROCK DRILLS AIR Stock Photo

RM2ABX10E–Suspension device 3. D Griswold 846.085 Switch. See Rail way switch. whims 'Munn & Co. 361 Broadway New York. Other foreign patents may also be obtained. Stick Page each insertion SLOG it line. CET THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CINCINNATI. 0. eib PER IN BAND SAW BLADES uniformity 01 temper and general durability. other Patent Wood Working Machinery. A BOOK FOR MANUFACTURERS newsdealere MINERAL WOOL. 22 CORTLANDT STREET N. Y. law motions of molecules in liquids and gases trans macc sgiwserterla Electric Light and Power. ww„614geoen Couisa Mug Electrical Fragiseer. Imputed wenCutting ROCK DRILLS AIR

Image taken from page 784 of 'The history of Detroit and Michigan or, the metropolis illustrated, etc' Image taken from page 784 of 'The history of Detroit Stock Photo

RMHBPXB7–Image taken from page 784 of 'The history of Detroit and Michigan or, the metropolis illustrated, etc' Image taken from page 784 of 'The history of Detroit

RM2HX58F2–Battle Of Britain Fly Past -- Defence Chiefs watching the fly-past from the roof of the new government offices in whitehall. Left to right are: General Francis H. Griswold, United States Air force; Earl Alexander of Tunis, the minister of Defence; Field Marshal Sir William Slim; Air Chief Marshal Sir John W. Baker, Deputy of Air Staff; and Admiral Sir Rhoderick R. McGrigor, first sea Lord. 213 Aircraft took part in to-day's fly past over London in commemoration of the Twelfth anniversary of the Battle of Britain. September 15, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper).

Upon His Arrival At Guam, Marianas Islands, Ambassador To Japanesean Acheson Is Greeted By Rear Admiral C. A. Pownell, Naval Governor Of Guam, And Major General Francis H. Griswold, Commanding General Of The Marianas And Bonin Islands Command. 15 August 1947. Stock Photo

RM2JXG761–Upon His Arrival At Guam, Marianas Islands, Ambassador To Japanesean Acheson Is Greeted By Rear Admiral C. A. Pownell, Naval Governor Of Guam, And Major General Francis H. Griswold, Commanding General Of The Marianas And Bonin Islands Command. 15 August 1947.

Group photo of staff officers from the 8th Army Corps during World War One. The photo was taken on March 1, 1919. Major O.A. Pritchett, Lt. Col. D. McKeaney, Lt. Col. W.G. Braham, Colonel W.A. Mitchell, Colonel G.C. Marshall Jr., Major General I.T. Allen, Colonel Hjalmer Erickson, Colonel Jay R. Shock, Lt. Col. John P. Hill, and Major Thom Catron can be seen in the front row. The names of the officers in the following rows are also listed. The photo is numbered 188 and was taken by 2nd Lt. Paul W. Cloud. Stock Photo

RM2RCNBMH–Group photo of staff officers from the 8th Army Corps during World War One. The photo was taken on March 1, 1919. Major O.A. Pritchett, Lt. Col. D. McKeaney, Lt. Col. W.G. Braham, Colonel W.A. Mitchell, Colonel G.C. Marshall Jr., Major General I.T. Allen, Colonel Hjalmer Erickson, Colonel Jay R. Shock, Lt. Col. John P. Hill, and Major Thom Catron can be seen in the front row. The names of the officers in the following rows are also listed. The photo is numbered 188 and was taken by 2nd Lt. Paul W. Cloud.

Connecticut as a colony and as a state; or, One of the original thirteen; . of a century sat with the Assistantsat the council board; William Perkins of Ashford, ColonelShubael Griswold of East Hartford, General Levi Lusk ofWethersfield, Rev. Aaron Church of Hartford, Henry Terryof Enfield, Colonel John McClellan of Woodstock, Dr. BelaFarnham of East Haven, and Dr. Solomon Everett of Can-ton. These gentlemen were leaders in the political party oftheir forefathers, and earnest advocates of the establishedorder of the Congregationalist church. They refrained from a hopeless opposition to the com Stock Photo

RM2AM05HP–Connecticut as a colony and as a state; or, One of the original thirteen; . of a century sat with the Assistantsat the council board; William Perkins of Ashford, ColonelShubael Griswold of East Hartford, General Levi Lusk ofWethersfield, Rev. Aaron Church of Hartford, Henry Terryof Enfield, Colonel John McClellan of Woodstock, Dr. BelaFarnham of East Haven, and Dr. Solomon Everett of Can-ton. These gentlemen were leaders in the political party oftheir forefathers, and earnest advocates of the establishedorder of the Congregationalist church. They refrained from a hopeless opposition to the com

RMPE4AD3–U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Ashleigh B. Gawat, a Marine Corps combat camerawoman, paints a Marine Corps and Arizona themed mural at the Civic Center in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sept. 7, 2015, to commemorate Marine Week Phoenix, Sept. 10-13. Gawat, a native of Griswold, Conn. is stationed at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and is taking on the large mural with four other Marines. Sept. 10-13, your Marines will perform band concerts, showcase equipment and aircraft, such as the MV-22 Osprey and AH-1Z Super Cobra, and engage in community service events. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Tyler J. Bolken)

A. S. CAMERON & CO. ENGINEERS Works foot of East 23c1 Street New York City. ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. The Genuine Chester Emery NILES TOOL WORKS CINCINNATI OHIO. HEAVY MATERIAL ON COMMON ROADS should see AVELING & PORTER'S celebrated English menu lectured ROAD LOCOMOTIVES which are constantly at work near to New York and other places in the United States with the GREATEST SUCCESS. Apply W. C. OASTLER. 43 Exchange Place New York. Manufacturers' General Agent. 93 Liberty Street New Yore. them. By John Phin. Not published for Adver tising purposes. By mail for 25 ets. Als catalogues of 2d-handBooks Stock Photo

RM2ABW9A1–A. S. CAMERON & CO. ENGINEERS Works foot of East 23c1 Street New York City. ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. The Genuine Chester Emery NILES TOOL WORKS CINCINNATI OHIO. HEAVY MATERIAL ON COMMON ROADS should see AVELING & PORTER'S celebrated English menu lectured ROAD LOCOMOTIVES which are constantly at work near to New York and other places in the United States with the GREATEST SUCCESS. Apply W. C. OASTLER. 43 Exchange Place New York. Manufacturers' General Agent. 93 Liberty Street New Yore. them. By John Phin. Not published for Adver tising purposes. By mail for 25 ets. Als catalogues of 2d-handBooks

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Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . rtyyears. He was born in Watertown fifty-eightyears ago. He has been a Justice of the Peacefor twenty years, was a Tax Collector for sevenyears, has been a Notary Public and held otheroffices. I lis education was received at thecommon schools. He is a Republican. IRVING R. GRISWOLD, Of Winchester, is the manager and secretary ofthe Winst.ed Foundry and Machine Company.He was born at To Stock Photo

RM2AM6GHF–Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . rtyyears. He was born in Watertown fifty-eightyears ago. He has been a Justice of the Peacefor twenty years, was a Tax Collector for sevenyears, has been a Notary Public and held otheroffices. I lis education was received at thecommon schools. He is a Republican. IRVING R. GRISWOLD, Of Winchester, is the manager and secretary ofthe Winst.ed Foundry and Machine Company.He was born at To

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Connecticut historical collections, containing a general collection of interesting facts, traditions biographical sketches, anecdotes, etc., relating to the history and antiquities of every town in Connecticut, with geographical descriptions . ed about on their farms, there being no placewhich may be considered as a village in the town. There is a woolenfactory on Beaver brook, near the Shetucket river, on the eastern bor-der of the town. The central part of Franklin is thirty four miles fromHartford, and about seven miles from Norwich city. GRISWOLD Griswold was originally a part of Preston, Stock Photo

RM2AWDMG4–Connecticut historical collections, containing a general collection of interesting facts, traditions biographical sketches, anecdotes, etc., relating to the history and antiquities of every town in Connecticut, with geographical descriptions . ed about on their farms, there being no placewhich may be considered as a village in the town. There is a woolenfactory on Beaver brook, near the Shetucket river, on the eastern bor-der of the town. The central part of Franklin is thirty four miles fromHartford, and about seven miles from Norwich city. GRISWOLD Griswold was originally a part of Preston,

The conquest of the continent . e sum-mons came which called him home—a bishopthan whom few have left a deeper impress upontheir age, and a nobler memory of brave deedswell done.* For the Eastern Diocese, too—as New Eng-land, with the exception of Connecticut, was thencalled—at the same time with Hobart, Alex-ander Viets Griswold was advancedIS op nswo ^^ ^^^ episcopate. He rekindled theflame of spiritual life which in many places hadburned almost to ashes. Like Hobart in NewYork he seemed almost compelled to create the * Hobart College, Geneva, the General Theological Seminaryand the New York Stock Photo

RM2AWGTG4–The conquest of the continent . e sum-mons came which called him home—a bishopthan whom few have left a deeper impress upontheir age, and a nobler memory of brave deedswell done.* For the Eastern Diocese, too—as New Eng-land, with the exception of Connecticut, was thencalled—at the same time with Hobart, Alex-ander Viets Griswold was advancedIS op nswo ^^ ^^^ episcopate. He rekindled theflame of spiritual life which in many places hadburned almost to ashes. Like Hobart in NewYork he seemed almost compelled to create the * Hobart College, Geneva, the General Theological Seminaryand the New York

Domestic architecture of the American colonies and of the early republic . have now to trace. In form, the really significant houses of the new republic belong to several noveland distinct general types. Two of these were based on classical ideals, the moreimportant of them modelled on the temple: a simple rectangular mass with a col-umnar portico of its full width and height, crowned by a pediment. Its beginningsfall during the blackest days of the Revolution, in one of the earliest designs made 1 Cf. the description in Griswold, Republican Court (1856), p. 262. 158 HOUSES OF THE EARLY REPUBL Stock Photo

RM2AM16YF–Domestic architecture of the American colonies and of the early republic . have now to trace. In form, the really significant houses of the new republic belong to several noveland distinct general types. Two of these were based on classical ideals, the moreimportant of them modelled on the temple: a simple rectangular mass with a col-umnar portico of its full width and height, crowned by a pediment. Its beginningsfall during the blackest days of the Revolution, in one of the earliest designs made 1 Cf. the description in Griswold, Republican Court (1856), p. 262. 158 HOUSES OF THE EARLY REPUBL

Sport on land and water : recollections of Frank Gray Griswold . some time, but I heard of a new im- 106 SPORT ON LAND AND WATER proved fishing-gear, or skittering device,patented by Albert W. Wilson of SanFrancisco, for striped-bass fishing, whichis in general use on the Pacific coast forthat purpose. This spoon I consider themost wonderful fishing invention of moderntimes. It swims erratically, swervesfrom side to side, and yet never revolves,so that your line does not kink in the least.In addition to this, it attracts all kinds ofsea-fish. Tarpon, kingfish, grouper, andeven sharks seem to t Stock Photo

RM2AJ65CB–Sport on land and water : recollections of Frank Gray Griswold . some time, but I heard of a new im- 106 SPORT ON LAND AND WATER proved fishing-gear, or skittering device,patented by Albert W. Wilson of SanFrancisco, for striped-bass fishing, whichis in general use on the Pacific coast forthat purpose. This spoon I consider themost wonderful fishing invention of moderntimes. It swims erratically, swervesfrom side to side, and yet never revolves,so that your line does not kink in the least.In addition to this, it attracts all kinds ofsea-fish. Tarpon, kingfish, grouper, andeven sharks seem to t

RM2AX4CN9–Evening post annual, Biographical sketches [with portraits] of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General assembly of the state of Connecticut . Newtown.212—Reed of Simsbury.213—Walker of WToodbridge.214—Carrier of Colchester.215—Brown of Norfolk.216—Read of Lisbon.217—Bartlett of Oxford.| 218—Yale of Winchester.219—Towne of Plainville.220—Griswold of Morris.221—Barstow of Scotland.222—Ashmun of Salisbury.223—Bishop of Guilford.224—Penfield of Portland.225—Strong of Durham.226—Wilson of Greenwich.227—Deming of Hampton.I 228-Ives o

. Aurora. E T I Is ]jir ] nc NOlivet, III. For there was^never yet philoso-pher that could endure thetoothache patiently. ws Salutatorian of Class; Memberof Alathian Literary Society,Band and Orchestra. Elsie JenksSterling, Colo. Duty is the sublimesl word in the Englishlanguage. Member of General Council and I. P. A.,Graduates from the Greek TheologicalCourse. 43 ^ Mi. NI NET ?EEN ^. 0/ a. Ralph Bauerle Griswold, Iowa Let us do, or die. Recently returned from service in the U. S. Army.Member of Alathian Literary Society, andPrayer Committee; President of the AutoGospel Band. Ruth WillinghamO Stock Photo

RM2AFTCD2–. Aurora. E T I Is ]jir ] nc NOlivet, III. For there was^never yet philoso-pher that could endure thetoothache patiently. ws Salutatorian of Class; Memberof Alathian Literary Society,Band and Orchestra. Elsie JenksSterling, Colo. Duty is the sublimesl word in the Englishlanguage. Member of General Council and I. P. A.,Graduates from the Greek TheologicalCourse. 43 ^ Mi. NI NET ?EEN ^. 0/ a. Ralph Bauerle Griswold, Iowa Let us do, or die. Recently returned from service in the U. S. Army.Member of Alathian Literary Society, andPrayer Committee; President of the AutoGospel Band. Ruth WillinghamO

. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. tta; Station begun 1849. Missionaries—Rev. J. C. RheaEwing, D.D., and Mrs. Ewing, Rev. J. Harris Orbison, M.D., and Mrs.Orbison. Rev. H. C. Velte and Mrs. Velte, Rev. H. D. Griswold, Ph.D.,and Mrs. Griswold, Prof. J. G. Gilbertson and Mrs. Gilbertson, Mrs.Jno. Newton, Jr., Miss Emily Marston, M.D., and Miss Christine Her-ron; out-stations at Waga, Miss Clara Thiede. FEROzEroRE: 50 miles southwest of Lodiana; Station begun 1882.Missionaries—Rev. F. Stock Photo

RM2AFNEA2–. Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. tta; Station begun 1849. Missionaries—Rev. J. C. RheaEwing, D.D., and Mrs. Ewing, Rev. J. Harris Orbison, M.D., and Mrs.Orbison. Rev. H. C. Velte and Mrs. Velte, Rev. H. D. Griswold, Ph.D.,and Mrs. Griswold, Prof. J. G. Gilbertson and Mrs. Gilbertson, Mrs.Jno. Newton, Jr., Miss Emily Marston, M.D., and Miss Christine Her-ron; out-stations at Waga, Miss Clara Thiede. FEROzEroRE: 50 miles southwest of Lodiana; Station begun 1882.Missionaries—Rev. F.

. Souvenir and programme of the Actors' Fund Fair, Madison Square Garden, May 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 1892. ip r1 P ir r Ti ii -•-? In EL*. MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY BUILDING, COR. WALL AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK. Manhattan Trust Company, Capital and Surplus, $1,220,000. TRANSACTS A GENERAL TRUST AND BANKING BUSINESS. Francis Ormoxd French, August Belmont, .... New York C. C. Baldwin, .... New York H. W. Cannon, .... New York T. J. Coolidge, Jr., . . Boston R. J. Cross, New York John N. A. Griswold, . New York John R. Ford New York DIRECTORS, 18Q2. New York ; John Kean, Jr., H. O Northcote Stock Photo

RM2AG909W–. Souvenir and programme of the Actors' Fund Fair, Madison Square Garden, May 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 1892. ip r1 P ir r Ti ii -•-? In EL*. MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY BUILDING, COR. WALL AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK. Manhattan Trust Company, Capital and Surplus, $1,220,000. TRANSACTS A GENERAL TRUST AND BANKING BUSINESS. Francis Ormoxd French, August Belmont, .... New York C. C. Baldwin, .... New York H. W. Cannon, .... New York T. J. Coolidge, Jr., . . Boston R. J. Cross, New York John N. A. Griswold, . New York John R. Ford New York DIRECTORS, 18Q2. New York ; John Kean, Jr., H. O Northcote

Minnesota, North and South Dakota and Montana gazetteer and business directory . hs, Pres: August W Hanneman,Vice Pros; Fred Gr is wold, Cashr;Ruth E Griswold, Asst Cashr; Col-lections a Specialty. Deposits $130,-000. Kimball Water Works, John S Stew-art supt. Kitterman & Harker (Fielding F Kit-terman, W Burt Harker), livery. Kuchera Michael J. photogr. Lawler Bros (Wm F, John and Mich-ael F), live stock and well drillers,12 miles s e. Lincoln Mrs Ida. dressmkr. JOHN J. WINN EDSsARD F. LYRL II WINN & BYRUM DEAL LAND CO. KIMBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA Does a General Real Estate Business Farms, Ranches a Stock Photo

RM2AX9154–Minnesota, North and South Dakota and Montana gazetteer and business directory . hs, Pres: August W Hanneman,Vice Pros; Fred Gr is wold, Cashr;Ruth E Griswold, Asst Cashr; Col-lections a Specialty. Deposits $130,-000. Kimball Water Works, John S Stew-art supt. Kitterman & Harker (Fielding F Kit-terman, W Burt Harker), livery. Kuchera Michael J. photogr. Lawler Bros (Wm F, John and Mich-ael F), live stock and well drillers,12 miles s e. Lincoln Mrs Ida. dressmkr. JOHN J. WINN EDSsARD F. LYRL II WINN & BYRUM DEAL LAND CO. KIMBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA Does a General Real Estate Business Farms, Ranches a

. History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers, 1861-1865. Personal records and reminiscences. The story of the battery from its organization to the present time . CHAPTER XLV. THE BATTERYS SUCCESSOR.. OON after the Battery returned from the war and itsmembers were mustered out, General Russell, thenin command of the State militia, sent for ComradeEdward Griswold, of the First Connecticut LightBatter}, to meet him at his home in Xcw Haven.There Comrade Griswold found with General Russell,Governor Buckingham, and his Adjutant, GeneralMorse, Colonel Kellogg, of the 2d Connecticut Re Stock Photo

RM2CGJM1F–. History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers, 1861-1865. Personal records and reminiscences. The story of the battery from its organization to the present time . CHAPTER XLV. THE BATTERYS SUCCESSOR.. OON after the Battery returned from the war and itsmembers were mustered out, General Russell, thenin command of the State militia, sent for ComradeEdward Griswold, of the First Connecticut LightBatter}, to meet him at his home in Xcw Haven.There Comrade Griswold found with General Russell,Governor Buckingham, and his Adjutant, GeneralMorse, Colonel Kellogg, of the 2d Connecticut Re

RM2CJ90TN–. History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers, 1861-1865. Personal records and reminiscences. The story of the battery from its organization to the present time . ; Comrade Davidsons gymnastic feats; ComradeCladdings close call; Comrade Griswold describes the awful condition of thehorses 426 CHAPTER XXIII. BATTLE OF DREWRYs BLUFF. Beauregards resolve to make the battle a decisive one ; Heckmans brigade captured; thedense fog; telegraph wire defence; enemy repulsed three times by Weitzelsdivision ; General Smith and the colored cavalry; Comrade Sloan tells how theofficers started

$. Connecticut historical collections, containing a general collection of interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, &c. relating to the history and antiquities of every town in Connecticut, with geographical descriptions . farms, there being no jilacewhich may bi> considered as a vilhti^c! in the town. There is a woolenfactory on Beaver brook, near the Shetucket river, on the eastern bor-der of the town. The central {)art of Franklin is thirty four miles fromHartford, and about seven miles from Norwich city. GRISWOLD. Griswold was originally a part of Preston, and was Stock Photo$

RM2CE46HY–. Connecticut historical collections, containing a general collection of interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, &c. relating to the history and antiquities of every town in Connecticut, with geographical descriptions . farms, there being no jilacewhich may bi> considered as a vilhti^c! in the town. There is a woolenfactory on Beaver brook, near the Shetucket river, on the eastern bor-der of the town. The central {)art of Franklin is thirty four miles fromHartford, and about seven miles from Norwich city. GRISWOLD. Griswold was originally a part of Preston, and was

RM2CGKYH9–. History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers, 1861-1865. Personal records and reminiscences. The story of the battery from its organization to the present time . n; Comrade Davidsons gymnastic feats; ComradeCladdings close call; Comrade Griswold describes the awful condition of thehorses 42o CHAPTER XXIII. BATTLE OF DREWRYS BLUFF. Beauregards resolve to make the battle a decisive one ; Heckmans brigade captured; thedense fog; telegraph wire defence; enemy repulsed three times by Weitzelsdivision; General Smith and the colored cavalry; Comrade Sloan tells how theofficers started

RM2CE697A–. Evening post annual, Biographical sketches [with portraits] of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General assembly of the state of Connecticut . and received a common-school education.He has held the office of Constable for a numberof years, and is engaged in tobacco raising.Mr. Griswold is a Democrat. MARSHALL A. COLTON Of Gran by, was born at North Granby, May 6,1830, and received a common-school and acade-mic education. He has held the office of Select-man four years, and is at present a Justice of thePeace, and one of the De

. Michigan official directory and legislative manual for the years .. . ^ ^^/lil^iHi tttiUtiuijji • i,t,L. FORMER OFFICIALS OF MICHIGANGOVERNORS OF MICHIGAN TERRITORY. 145 Governor. General William Hull, Governor.., Stanley Griswold, Secretary and Acting Governor General William Hull, Governor General William Hull, Governor (a) (6) Reuben Atwatter, Acting Governor General Lewis Cass, Governor... General Lewis Cass, Governor William Woodbridge, Secretary and Acting Governor. General Lewis Cass, Governor William Woodbridge, Secretary and Acting Governor. General Lewis Cass, Governor William Wood Stock Photo

RM2CGHGMY–. Michigan official directory and legislative manual for the years .. . ^ ^^/lil^iHi tttiUtiuijji • i,t,L. FORMER OFFICIALS OF MICHIGANGOVERNORS OF MICHIGAN TERRITORY. 145 Governor. General William Hull, Governor.., Stanley Griswold, Secretary and Acting Governor General William Hull, Governor General William Hull, Governor (a) (6) Reuben Atwatter, Acting Governor General Lewis Cass, Governor... General Lewis Cass, Governor William Woodbridge, Secretary and Acting Governor. General Lewis Cass, Governor William Woodbridge, Secretary and Acting Governor. General Lewis Cass, Governor William Wood

. The camp fire girls in the Maine woods; or, The Winnebagos go camping . Carolina Patriots to drive ibkBritish from that State.P? James Otis. THE BOY SPIES WITH THE SWAMP FOX. The story of General Marion and his young spies.?y James Otis. THE BOY SPIES AT YORKTOWN. The story of how the spies helped General Lafayette in the Siege i*or k town. 3y James Otis. <HE BOY SPIES OF PHILADELPHIA. The story of how the young spies helped the Continental Army • *ailey Forge. By James Otis. ^HE BOY SPIES OF FORT GRISWOLD. The story of the part they took in its brave defence.By William P. Chipman. THE BO Stock Photo

RM2CNKED5–. The camp fire girls in the Maine woods; or, The Winnebagos go camping . Carolina Patriots to drive ibkBritish from that State.P? James Otis. THE BOY SPIES WITH THE SWAMP FOX. The story of General Marion and his young spies.?y James Otis. THE BOY SPIES AT YORKTOWN. The story of how the spies helped General Lafayette in the Siege i*or k town. 3y James Otis. <HE BOY SPIES OF PHILADELPHIA. The story of how the young spies helped the Continental Army • *ailey Forge. By James Otis. ^HE BOY SPIES OF FORT GRISWOLD. The story of the part they took in its brave defence.By William P. Chipman. THE BO

. A modern history of New London County, Connecticut;. rted in life with the gift from his father ofa farm of two hundred acres, to which he broughthis bride, Lydia A. Crumb, in 1856. That farm washis home until his death, and there Mr. Guile con-ducted general farming operations and dealt instock. He was also engaged in lumber manufac-turing, operating a saw mill on Broad brook, inthe town of Preston, and another mill located onStone Hill in the town of Griswold. At these millshe turned out lumber of all kinds, a great deal ofit heavy ship timbers; also manufactured bucketsand other articles Stock Photo

RM2CEN88E–. A modern history of New London County, Connecticut;. rted in life with the gift from his father ofa farm of two hundred acres, to which he broughthis bride, Lydia A. Crumb, in 1856. That farm washis home until his death, and there Mr. Guile con-ducted general farming operations and dealt instock. He was also engaged in lumber manufac-turing, operating a saw mill on Broad brook, inthe town of Preston, and another mill located onStone Hill in the town of Griswold. At these millshe turned out lumber of all kinds, a great deal ofit heavy ship timbers; also manufactured bucketsand other articles

. Public documents of the legislature of Connecticut, ... session ... 32 ADJUTANT-GENERALS REPORT. [Jan., NEW LONDON COUNTY. TOWNS. Inactive Militia. No. of personsassessed Commuta-tion tax of $2- 1.375 760 2,114 1,011 76 6l 377 286 142 114 52 35 265 ifji 447 255 225 161 99 83 77 60 122 81 253 198 220 156 121 85 218 »S° 58 38 767 399 2SI 147 301 213 New London, ... Norwich, Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard,. Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, North Stonington Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Stonington, Sprague, Waterford, Total, 7,560 4,454 i878.] ADJUTANT-GENERAL S Stock Photo

RM2CF5D0K–. Public documents of the legislature of Connecticut, ... session ... 32 ADJUTANT-GENERALS REPORT. [Jan., NEW LONDON COUNTY. TOWNS. Inactive Militia. No. of personsassessed Commuta-tion tax of $2- 1.375 760 2,114 1,011 76 6l 377 286 142 114 52 35 265 ifji 447 255 225 161 99 83 77 60 122 81 253 198 220 156 121 85 218 »S° 58 38 767 399 2SI 147 301 213 New London, ... Norwich, Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard,. Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, North Stonington Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Stonington, Sprague, Waterford, Total, 7,560 4,454 i878.] ADJUTANT-GENERAL S

. Electric railway journal . . 93 Cooper Heater Co., The 163 Creaghead Engineering Co 150 Cutter Co., The 86 Galena-Signal Oil Co 41 General Electric Co., 43-54, Back Cover General Vehicle Co 115 General Steel Co 151 Globe Ventilator Co 163 Gold Car Heating & Lighting Co.149 Goldschmidt Thermit Co 72-75 Green Engg Co 145 Griffin Wheel Co 139 Griswold Machine Co., G. M 152 Gurney Ball Bearing Co 120, 121 H Hale & Kilburn Co 94, 95 Handy Supply Co 147 Hardesty Mfg. Co., R 71 Hartshorn Co., Stewart 149 Help Wanted Ads 152 Hensley Trolley & Mfg. Co 150 Holden & White, Inc 32 Hope Webbing Co 147 Ho Stock Photo

RM2CGT6XD–. Electric railway journal . . 93 Cooper Heater Co., The 163 Creaghead Engineering Co 150 Cutter Co., The 86 Galena-Signal Oil Co 41 General Electric Co., 43-54, Back Cover General Vehicle Co 115 General Steel Co 151 Globe Ventilator Co 163 Gold Car Heating & Lighting Co.149 Goldschmidt Thermit Co 72-75 Green Engg Co 145 Griffin Wheel Co 139 Griswold Machine Co., G. M 152 Gurney Ball Bearing Co 120, 121 H Hale & Kilburn Co 94, 95 Handy Supply Co 147 Hardesty Mfg. Co., R 71 Hartshorn Co., Stewart 149 Help Wanted Ads 152 Hensley Trolley & Mfg. Co 150 Holden & White, Inc 32 Hope Webbing Co 147 Ho

The literary digest . See The Electric Motor Run Under Water. Where To See This Display BOSTON, MASS. Lewis Electrical Supply Co., Federal Street BUFFALO, N. Y. Walbridge & Co., 392 Main St. CHICAGO, ILL. Commonwealth Edison Co., Electric Shop, Cor.Adams & Clark. CLEVELAND, O. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., Public Sq. COLUMBUS, O. Schoedinger-Marr Co., 100 North High St. CINCINNATL O. Dow Drug Co., Cor. 6th & Vine Sts. DETROIT, MICH. Comrnonwealth Savings Bank, Fort S: Griswold. LOUISVILLE, KY. John C. Lewis Co., 4th & Walnut. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Minneapolis General Electric Co., 15 So.Fi Stock Photo

RM2AJ4X89–The literary digest . See The Electric Motor Run Under Water. Where To See This Display BOSTON, MASS. Lewis Electrical Supply Co., Federal Street BUFFALO, N. Y. Walbridge & Co., 392 Main St. CHICAGO, ILL. Commonwealth Edison Co., Electric Shop, Cor.Adams & Clark. CLEVELAND, O. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., Public Sq. COLUMBUS, O. Schoedinger-Marr Co., 100 North High St. CINCINNATL O. Dow Drug Co., Cor. 6th & Vine Sts. DETROIT, MICH. Comrnonwealth Savings Bank, Fort S: Griswold. LOUISVILLE, KY. John C. Lewis Co., 4th & Walnut. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Minneapolis General Electric Co., 15 So.Fi

. Griswold's catalogue of vegetable, flower and field seeds. Nursery stock Nebraska Lincoln Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. 36 GRISWOLD SEED CO., . . A DESCRIPTIVE LIST . OF. Choice * Flower * Seeds. General Culture.—A rather light and moderately rich soil, thoroughly spaded, is most desir- able. Sow the seed evenly m the rows, cover "with the finest of soil, about three times the diameter of the seed, and press the soil firmly over the seed. The soil should never become dry after the seeds have swelled, for if it does, they will be pre Stock Photo

RMRFHTAG–. Griswold's catalogue of vegetable, flower and field seeds. Nursery stock Nebraska Lincoln Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. 36 GRISWOLD SEED CO., . . A DESCRIPTIVE LIST . OF. Choice * Flower * Seeds. General Culture.—A rather light and moderately rich soil, thoroughly spaded, is most desir- able. Sow the seed evenly m the rows, cover "with the finest of soil, about three times the diameter of the seed, and press the soil firmly over the seed. The soil should never become dry after the seeds have swelled, for if it does, they will be pre

RMRFHTPT–. Griswold's catalogue of vegetable, flower and field seeds. Nursery stock Nebraska Lincoln Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. 8 GRISWOLD SEED CO., .curable, and confidently recommend it as equai to that of any other house. It is exceedingly early and hardy, and is one of the surest to make ja solid, compact head. For these reasons it is (growing more and more in favor as a late sort. Extra Early Dwarf Erfurt. Celebrated for its reliability in heading. Heads solid, and of a pure white color, making a very desirable sort for general use. CELERY

. Electric railway journal . use Elec. & M. Co. Cleaners and Scrapers, Track.(See also Snow - Plows,Sweepers and Brooms.) Brill Co., The J. G.Cincinnati Car Co.Ohio Brass Co.Van Dorn & Dutton Co.Western Electric Co. Cleats, Car Wiring. General Electric Co. Clusters and Sockets. General Electric Co. Coal and Ash Handling. (SeeConveying and Hoisting Ma-chinery.) Coll Banding and Winding Ma-chines. American Genl Engg Co.Columbia M. W. & M. I. CoElectric Service Supplies Ho. Griswold Machine Co., Geo.M. Kerschner Co., Inc., W. R.Western Electric Co. Colls, Armature & Field. Cleveland Armature Work Stock Photo

RM2CR6XC0–. Electric railway journal . use Elec. & M. Co. Cleaners and Scrapers, Track.(See also Snow - Plows,Sweepers and Brooms.) Brill Co., The J. G.Cincinnati Car Co.Ohio Brass Co.Van Dorn & Dutton Co.Western Electric Co. Cleats, Car Wiring. General Electric Co. Clusters and Sockets. General Electric Co. Coal and Ash Handling. (SeeConveying and Hoisting Ma-chinery.) Coll Banding and Winding Ma-chines. American Genl Engg Co.Columbia M. W. & M. I. CoElectric Service Supplies Ho. Griswold Machine Co., Geo.M. Kerschner Co., Inc., W. R.Western Electric Co. Colls, Armature & Field. Cleveland Armature Work

. Electric railway journal . o. Colls, Armature & Field. Cleveland Armature Works. Cleveland Coil & Mfg. Co. Columbia M. W. & M. I. Co. D & W Fuse Co. General Electric Co. Independent Lamp & WireCo. McLeer Electric & Mfg. Co. Roeblings Sons Co., John A. Westinghouse Elec. & M. Co. Coils, Choke & Kicking. Electric Service Supplies Co. General Electric Co. Lord Mfg. Co. Westinghouse Elec. & M. Co. Coils, Machines for Band-ing and Winding. American Genl Engg Co. Columbia M. W. & M. I. Co. Electric Service Supplies Co. Garton Co., W. R. Griswold Mach. Co., Geo. M. Western Electric Co. Coin-Countin Stock Photo

RM2CGR8WF–. Electric railway journal . o. Colls, Armature & Field. Cleveland Armature Works. Cleveland Coil & Mfg. Co. Columbia M. W. & M. I. Co. D & W Fuse Co. General Electric Co. Independent Lamp & WireCo. McLeer Electric & Mfg. Co. Roeblings Sons Co., John A. Westinghouse Elec. & M. Co. Coils, Choke & Kicking. Electric Service Supplies Co. General Electric Co. Lord Mfg. Co. Westinghouse Elec. & M. Co. Coils, Machines for Band-ing and Winding. American Genl Engg Co. Columbia M. W. & M. I. Co. Electric Service Supplies Co. Garton Co., W. R. Griswold Mach. Co., Geo. M. Western Electric Co. Coin-Countin

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