Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-05-24
MEMORIAL EXERCISES IN MippLeBuRv.

be held at the town hall on Sunday next,
under the direction of Russell Post, G. A.
X. They will include sermon by Rev.
j. II. Bond, the Methodist pastor at West
Rutland, who is also the ichaplan of the
department of Vermont, G. a. r. The
post will meet at their hall at O'Clock
p. m. and march thence to the hall, where
the services will begin at 3 o'clock. The
public generally are invited to attend
All singers who are willing to assist in
this service are requested to meet at the
vestry of the Congregational church this
(Friday) evening, at 80 o'clock, for re.
hearsal.
MEMORIAL DAY IN THIS VILLAGE.
The exercises on Memorial day will be
under the charge of Russell Post. Mr.
NJ. a. Munroe is preparing the vocal
music and will have the direction of it.
The knights Templar, the local lodge OF
Odd Fellows, the Sons of Veterans, Fair
mount Engine company, the teachers
and scholars of the graded school and
the pastors of the several churches have
been invited to take part in the ceremo-
MES.
The post will assemble at their hall at
! o'clock p. NJ. the procession will form
at 2 p. m. in front of the Addison House,
the right resting on Washington street,
in this order: /, Marshal with his aids
2, Band 3, Mt. Calvary Commandery
Knights Templar; 1, Lake Dunmore
Lodge, l. v. OF y. F., o, falrmount flre
Engine company u, lamp Tracy, sons
OF veterans; = fost WIN. +. Russei OF
Mluuiepury' 9, Carrlages WIN speaker
anu clerSymen; y, carriages WIN Daugil-
leIs VI veterans anu mowers, ~ leaci,-
;ng ~,,ord 90 bondn ~ tho DowG,,t tors of
Veterans. made mn of Young men from
the school: II. Citizens on foot: u. Cit-
liens in carriages. The line of march
will he throuUh the princinal streets to
the cemetery.
Inc services at the cemetery VIII be IN
accordance with the u. "A. X. ritual, ana
tne closlng prayer Will De py heV. r u
lieaXt, the Methodist pastor.
On returning TO the hall the exercises
VIII De IN TINS order l, Reading OF orders
by Adlutaht; z, Address OF COMMANDER,
etc. 3' frayer Dy heV' "A. r. heith' +,
6. Music bv the Rand: z Address nv
Comrade Col. George w. Hooker of Brat
tleboro; s, Vocal music; 8, Benediction
by Rev. A. f. Carpenter.
Col. Hooker is a man of ability and is
certain to have something to say which
will be worth the hearing. Mr.. Button,
the poet of the occasion, is the son of a
veteran and member of the junior class
at college.
Following is list of the soldiers
known to be buried in town. Those
knowing of others are asked to report
them to the committee, of which Mr..
George w. Pinney is chairman:
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