The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-29

DECORATION COMMITTEES.

DECORATION COMMITTEES.
1st Division.-Geo. F. Robinson, Chas.
Sweeney, Geo. Flath and J. w. Holcomb
GT'Gres, Maj. F. A. Williams, Lieut.. j. f.
williamson, VIM. Fl. Robinson and q. K.
Smith.
I'd Division.-W. s. Krake, JAS Calhoun,
c. A. Myers and Henry Smith. Grducs,
Lieut.. A. l.. Becklcy, d. f. Richardson,
U. Baldy, C. T.. Steadman and Gen. T. F.
Wildes.
Sd Division.-L. F. Hunt. John H. Oak
ley, Albert Seymour and A. Cole
Grupes, w. B. Bingham, c. A. Herriff,
Jas. II. Robinson and Fl. M. Ford.
4th Division.-J. j. Schreader, j. H.
Goddard, JAS. Allen and John Helt.
Grdpcs, Henry Heater, Chas. Heater, j Ohm
Cline and Perry Beckwith.
9TH Division.-D. G.. Gardner, J. w. Me
Gahan, Frank Spelman and II. Burroughs.
GrdTcS, A. PettibOne, Jno. A. Davidson,
Chauncey Beerey and B. s Cline.
9th Divislon.-C. l.. Bartlett, Elias .Jen-
nings, Harvey Curtiss and II. b. Coe.
and B. Williams.
18th DlvisioR.-O. G. Risdon, Robert
Smith, I. T. Siddall, F. Severance. Grares,
Lieut.. r. L. Ranney, James Rawlins,
Samuel Kenward, 1. Mills and Caleb
Sutton.
Sth Division.-John Meharg, /. w. Kirk,
A. Mosley, and Harley Williams.
Gqdres, f. NJ. Stone, c. Stone and VIM.
E. Hamlln. s
o. i,,0 ID
Fl. L. searl and B. Converse. Grdues, E.
D. Scripture, Clark Scripture, Jno. Hart,
Philip d. Green and Geo. E. King.
10th Division.-Sherman Keck, James
Miller, Chas. Laubert, HI. P. Brigham.
GrdUcs, Capt. J. G. Willis, c. w. Long,
H. E. Mygle and H. P. Bradford.
1lth Division.-Wm. Wilcox, A. P. Ov-
Graucs, Lieut.. A. W. Pinney, Delmar At
kinson, e. p. Evans, Jno. A. Wadsworth
and r. B. Knapp,
18th Division.-J. B. Russell, F. N. Mar
vim, Geo. Woodbridge and w. L. Poe.
G1dUes, E. w. Russell, w. B. Russell, VIM.
p. Richmond and Theo L. Richmond.
SOLDIERS Of THE WAR 1872.
18th Division.-Wm. S. Gibbons, Peter
Richards, Frank Smith and Jas. Webb.
GrducS, Gen. S. d. Harris, VIM. Goldman,
Schuyler Cutler and Beach Bassett.
14th Division.-C. s.. Cotter, J. P. Suit
lift, G. f. Goeppinger and A. w. Stocker.
Gqaues, G len. John Campbell, Col. VIM.
Frazer, Adam Poe aud Dennis Sutliff.
18th Diyision.-H. O. Barber, Jno. c.
Lindsay, E. Davis and Arthur Knapp.
GTdUcs, s. c. Thompson, Jno. Walker, j.
F. Wells, Peter Tyrell, and Lindsay.
10th Division.-Philo Bierce, O. d.
Wheeler, George Smith and Ralph Ely.
GanUcs, Capt. Ashly Ely, John Harmon
and F. Wheeler. -s ...
SOLDIERS OF TILE REVOLUTION.
18th Division.-D. L. Rockwell, Simon
Perkins and c. c. Coolmon. GrdpeS, Da-
rius Ely, Benz. Eatinger. ,.,f.. ...
All citizens, and especially relatives
and friends of deceased soldiers are in
vited and urged to aid the Division Com
mittees in decorotion of those graves in
which they are specially interested, to
assist in procuring flowers, and as many
as possible to accompany the several di.
visions in their march to the Cemetery.
All eX-soldiers and sailors are specially
invited to join the G. A. R column in
the march and to lend a helping hand IN
appropriate decoration of graves of theii
dead comrades.
All citizens having flowers or ever
green's suitable for decoration will con
fer a great favor by placing them at the
disposal of the several divisions.
The committee would respectfully re
| quest that all business places in the city
be closed from 1:50 P. NJ. to 4P. NJ, and il
| is hoped that all citizens will gladly ioi1
in this annual observance of perpetua
! ting the memory of our patriotic dead.
/ Blessings for garlands shall cover them over,
| Parent and husband and brother and lover;
| nld viii reward these dead heroes of ours,
And cover them over with beautiful flowers.
VIM. HRINNELL,
GEORGE SADLER,
| l.. r. PRYOR.
! ....s Committee.