St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-05-28
Memorial Day.
Program for Next Saturday.

Fairbanks.
Chief Marshal-Maj. n. P. Bowman.
Aides-W. c. Tyler, C. II. Horton,
w. II. Sargent.
Orator of the day-Col.W. G. Veazey.
FIRST DIvIsIoN-w. c. TYLER, MARSHAL.
l. ST. Johnsbury Band.
2. Palestine COmmandery.
3. st. Johnsbury Guard.
SECOND DIvIsIoN--C. H. HORTON, MAR
1. ST. Johnsbury Drum Corps.
4. Chamberlin Post No. l, G. A. K.
3. Disabled Soldiers in Carriages.
A. Sons of Veterans.
THIRD DIvIsION-w. H. SARGENT, MAR
Shall.
/. Students of st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy.
=. Pr, sident and Orator of the day,
clergymen, invited guests.
3. Citizens on foot.
Procession will form at LIS and
move at 80
Palestine Commandery, with Band,
will form on Church Street, Jhe right
resting on Main Street. The St.
JOhnsbury Guard will form in front of
Hall, on Main street. Chamberlin
Post will form on Central street, the
right resting in front of g. A. X. hall.
Disabled soldiers in rear of Chamber
lin post. Sons of veterans in rear OF
Disabled soldiers. Students of the
Academy will form in front Of Acade-
nv. Carriages with President and
Orator of the day, Citizens on foot,
ETC., will form on west side of Main
street, the right resting in front OF
AthenRum. Teachers, Officers and
Pupils of the Union Schools will meet
in front of Union School Building,
march to the Cemetery and after the
ceremonies they will return with the
procession to Monument square.
LINE OF MARCH
Up Main through Mt. Pleasant street,
hating at entrance of cemetery while
"A detachment of the @. A. X. receives
flowers from the children of the public
schools, and proceed to decorate the
graves of deceased comrades, the col
umn marching through the cemetery
while the band plays the Dead march.
Returning, the column will halt at
the entrance until the return of the de-
tachment of the G. A. R., then march
down Mt. Pleasant street, through
Summer, Church and Main streets to
the Soldiers monument, where the u.
A. r. Memorial service and decoration
of the monument with flowers will take
place.
At the conclusion of these services
the procession will march to Music
hall.
EXERCISES AT THE HALL.
r,n orca, NV tha nraSi1pnt
3. Music by the band.
3. Prayer by Rev. G. w. jenkins.
4. Hymn.
). Reading of the Roll of Honor by
Marshall Montgomery, Esq.
6. Address by Col. w. G.. Veazey.
I. DoxolOgy by congregation and
band.
8. Benediction by Post Chaplain
SandfOrd.
Members of the committee will be at
town hall Saturday morning to receive
flowers.
A grand popular concert for the ben
eft of the charity fund of Chamberlin
post will be given at Music hall Satur-
day evening at o'clock. The per
formers will include the st. JOhnsbury
COrnet band of % pieces, led by w.
II. Herrick the Ladies' Club, who have
been heard with pleasure on previous
occasions double male qnartette,
including eight of the best male voices
in st. Johnsbury; Harry Whittier of
Cabot, baritone soloist and Wendell
p Stafford, Esq, elOcutiOnist, who will
read "Sheridan's Ride" G.. S. COnant
will be musical director. Reserved
seat tickets % and 35 cents according
to location, now on sale at Bingham's
AMI Spencer's. A large turnout of cit
liens is anticipated. Special train
from Lyndonville and return, and the
Passumpsic train south will be held
till 1915 p. IN.
PROGRAM.
l Overture, THE Silver Bell" Schlepegrell
? Memorial Hymn We deck the graves" banks
3 Evening Hymn" Concone
4 GavOtte Charming" Thiele
5 Quartette, '.In Absence" Buck
Messrs. Gonant Tracy, Whittier May;
6 Spinning Wheel" Wagner
Ladies' Club.
Tenor Solo and Male Chorus,
Image of the Rose" Reichardt
& Legends" MoEring
Ladies' Club.
9 Recitation, "Sheridan's Ride" Buchanan Read
Mr. W. p. Stafford.
10 Quartette, "Oh who will DER the downs"
DePearsall
Messrs. Conant, Humphrey, Silsby, May.
II Snow Bells and May Bells" Tielsen
Ladies' Club.
IL Chorus American Hymn" Keller
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clubs.
ID Finale, "Recollections of the War" Boyer
Band.