The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22

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ARLINGTON
The oomrades Of Dudley Post will
please remember the special meeting 70
be held on Tuesday evening, May 27lh,
FOR the parpose Of closing the arrange.
menls for Decoration Day, full at
tendance il desired
-On Decoration Day, Mas 5oth, the
citizens Of he town Of Arlington are re-
qaes,ed 10 join with The comrades Of Posi-
Dudley, No 2s, c. A.. r., In proper
observance u this day Grafton BY Col.
r. g. Battlefield, Of sa1tons River, VT
a, Town Hall, st 10 O'Clock a. m 7; music
under The direction Of comradc willard
Holden Cad After The close OF the ex.
efeises al the hall the graves Of solpiers
buried Ia lhe 81. James church yard aud
the new cemetery will be decorated BY
comrades or the &. A r. according 10 the
ritual Of the order The grayesoi soldiers
IN the cemetery at West Arlington will
be decorated by detail from the Post.
All soldiers OF the late war who are not
members OF he G. A. r. are cordially
invited 10 join with the comrades 1f the
Post The children OF The public schools
under The direction of their teachers are
sfo requested to join 10 the observance
Of the day. AFTER the close Of the services
at The cemeteries here The Post will 90 to
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ders' graves there in ike manner
G. A. BuSDY,
A. A.,GRANr, Post Commander.
Adjulant.
The following is the programme for the
day: Music: quartetle, entitled mot
Forgotten" Reading Of general orders.
Prayer By the Chaplain. Music quar-
tete, entitled "From the red battle field"
Grafton by Col f. g. Buterfeld. Music;
quartelte, entitled "a tear for the com
rade that's gone" The procession will
then DO formed IN front OF the hail by
comrade n l.. Andrew, officer Of the day
aud acting marshal We hope the eili-
zens generally will lay aside all business
for one day in the year and assist the
Post 10 this sad but pleasant duty Of
honoriug the memory Of our fallen heroes
by strewing upon their graves The first
and freshest flowers of spring. The fol.
lowing is the list OF soldiers graves in
this town 10 be decorated: In ST. James
church yard George Damon, Co. c., l4th
VI In West Arlington cemetery: Lieut.,
Charles Eaton, 22od n. Y; S. Bartlett,
Co. f., 10Th VT; George Bartlett, Co.
f., 10th VT. In Evergreen cemetery:
George Fowler, Co. e., 9th VT; Elijah
Mcdonald, Co. f., 9th VI; Nj, W. Hill,
Co. e, 9th VT; Alvsh E. Hill, Co. C.,
lith VT; Lemuel II. Moore, Co. E., 9th
VT; George Hyde, Chicago Board of
Trade Battery; Albert Warner, 2lst New
York Cavalry; John Shauce, New York
Regiment. In Roman Catholic cemetery:
John Hayden, Co. g., 10th Vt. On
Southern soil and in unknown graves, all
of whom were OF Co. e., 9th VT: N. G.
Graham, John Mereworth, John Farm
ham, Joseph Fsrnhsm, William Whit
man.