The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-20

The committee of arrangements an
nounce the following
PROGRAM:
1:30 P. M.-Federal Salute in Cour
House PARK.
1:5O p Infringing of bells 10 minutes
during which citizens are invited to as
semble OH Public Square.
ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
2P- M.-Procession will form under di
rection of Officers of the Day in the fol
lowing order:
Band.
Infantry Escort.
White horse led by two comrades.
G. A. r. Post.
EX-sOldiers and sailors.
Sons of Veterans.
Mcintosh w. r. c.
Delegation of little girls in carriage.
President.
officers of Day, Orator, etc.
Divisions of Decorating Committees In
their order.
Teachers and pupils of Ravenna Schools
under direction of Supt. ID. ID. Pickett.
Citizens on foot and in carriages.
Procession will move to Maple Grove
Cemetery and halt at Memorial Cross.
Opening remarks by President of Dav.
Decoration of graves by committees.
Music.
U- n. D0cDTdtlOH o6fNlct
Address by Clark Braden A. Nj.
Music.
BenedictiOn
G. A. r. Exercises at Reeds Opera
House at 7:30 P. NJ.
President of the day-Wm. Grinnell.
Officers of the Day-O. c. Risdon, A. p.
Oviatt.
Committee on Finance-Joseph Hen
son, f. N. Marvin, VIM. Stowell.
Committee on Music-G. r. Braden. c.
c. Webber. DIR. A. W. Alcorn.
Committee on Salute-Philo Bierce, J.
G. Shredder, l.. F. Hunt.
Committee on Flagging Graves, Flag
and Pole-Philo l.. King, Elias Jennings.
Committee on Evergreens Sherman
kenk, I'll. Bently, q. d. Wheeler.
Memorial Cross Committee-Comrade
of David Mcintosh Post q. A. r. under
direction of w. s. Krake.
DECORATING COMMITTEES.
1st Dlvision-Captain, Geo. F. Robin
son; w. ID. Truar, A. T. Smith, H. o. Bar
I'd Division-Captain, G. R. Braden
Albert Aurand, Geo. w. Bissell, w. 8.
Churchill, o. w. Coy.
Sd Division-Captain Chas. Sweeney; 8.
P. Barr, M. Sinclair, H. Bently, ID. r.
Bissell.
Attn Division-CaptainJ J. J. Shredder; W.
s. Gibbons, Robert Sapp, John 8. Dicks,
Jas. Jewell, M. B. White.
5th Division-Captain, Henry Moore
J; G. Beery, Elias Jennings, Jas. Calhoun,
Chas. A. Newton.
9th Division-Captain, d. c. Gardner
FL. B. Coe, M. G. Black, John Brown, M.
V. Reed, Johu Wilson.
9TH Diyision-Captain, C. L. Bartlett
w. w. B. Smith, G. M. White.
Sth Division-Captain, Robert Smith ;
w. Gill, Jas. Baxter, J. c. Lindsay, L. P.
Hunt, Jas. Stewart.
9th Divislon-Captain, J. F. Sapp; L. l..
Bradley, ]. B. Frank, E. c. Willyard, J..
d. King.
10th Division-Captain, Henry God
dard; Jas. Miller, w. B. Lewis, John My
rick, E. l.. Meister, Emry Smith.
11th Dlvlsion-Captain, F. N. Marvin:
VIM. Stowell, A. A. Barber, G. w. Phelps,
ID. A. Dewey.
18th Division-Captain, J. B. Russell !;
j. w. McGahan, A. T. Willyard, Evan B.
Fisher, Thos. Clearwater, Henry Sears.
SOLDIERS OF 1872.
18th Division-Captain, J. II. Furry;
Peter Richards, Jas. Powers, ID. l.. Rock
well, j. H. Oakley, j. s. Walker.
14th Division-Captain, Jas. p. Sutliff I;
Alex. McCracken, L. 2. Mason, B. F. Hill,
J, Stewart, &. w. Marvin, s. r. Freeman.
18th Division-CaptaIn, L. r. Pryor;
II. j. Webber, Frank Powell, j. c. Shrea-
der, ]. w. Nevill.
10th Division-Captain, o. d. Wheeler; ;
8. Perkins, Andrew Jackson, L. F. Hunt,
A. w. Alcorn.
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
18th Division-Captain, Jos. Henson; t.
r. Mason, G.. A. Mason, A. Pierce, A. p.
Oviatt, Daniel Stout.
All citizens, and especially relatives and
friends of deceased soldiers, are invited
and urged to aid the Division committees
in decoration of those graves. IN which
they are specially interested, to assist in
procuring flowers, and rs many as pOssi-
BILE TO accompany the several divisions in
their march to the Cemetery.
All eX-soldiers and sailors are specially
invited to join tie q. A. R column in the
march and TO lend a helping hand in ap.
propriate decoration of graves of theil
dead comrades.
AL citizens having flowers or ever.
greens suitable for decoration will confer
a great favor by placing them at the dis
pOsal of the several divisions.
The committee would respectfully re
quest that all places of business i'll the
cIty be closed from 1:30 P. NJ. to P. NJ
aud it is hoped that all citizens will gladly
| join in this annual observance of perpet
uating the memory of our patriotic dead
| Blessings for garlands thall cover them over,
Parent and husband and brother and lover;
God will reward those dead heroes of ours,
And cover them over with beautiful flowers,
| III. l.. OSBORN,
J. B. RUSSELL,
A. p. OvIATT,