Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-22


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 Headquarters Admiral Foote post, Mo- r, de partment of Connecticut, Grand Army of the Re ggnblie: ggaDaes, order No
 New Haven, May @, 1s91
 I. The changing seasons endless round brings close upon the twenty third Memorial day, and of those who fell in battle, or died on account of hardships and exposures suffered in defense of our country, or those who may have since Let it not be said that the Grand Army of the Republic is oblivious to the trust imposed upon itby the rules and regulations of our order, which declares one of it's objects to be ito perpetuate end let us seek to interest the public. Let the children and youth in particular. be invited to aid us in our floral benediction that the lessons of patriotism may inspire their hearts with loyal which we soon must entrust to their faithful guardianship. Since January first five members charge and 'sleep beside their dead comrades. .' The commander earnestly desires that every on this occasion. It is the sacred duty of the surviving comrades of that grand army of American citizens, which sprang up as if by veterans grave is neglected on Memorial day, the thirtieth of May, and thus teach the rising generation that he who dies for his country, gives up his life in the most noble cause, and that his memory will be cherished and revered. as long s as the republic shall exist.
 ocoSAAAoAO quarters, in full uniform, on Sunday evening May 24, at 6:30 o'clock for the purpose of attend ing iI divine service at College street Congrega. III. Memorial exercises will be held at the Address by Comrade William E. Potter of Post ,. Philadelphia. The memorial records, donated by number of generous citizens to the several posts of New Haven, will be presented and re. ceived on this occasion. The public are invited to attend.
 ". Comrades will assemble at post head Mox at Q.Q ir,11 paratory to decorating the graves of our de- ceased comrades in the various cemeteries at Il V. The decoration ceremonies in the following named cemeteries will be in charge of the com Grove street cemetery, S.v Commander George Evergreen cemetery, J. V. Commander A. D. .westville cemetery, Past Commander D. c. Fair Haven cemerery, Commander William E. vi The post will report at post headquarters May 30 at 1:15 p. m. fin full uniform for parade in of Admiral Foote post will take pride in partici- os 'fs Post aeS sFaeF A. H. EMBLER, Adjutant.
 Headquarters Admiral Foote Post No. F, De partment of Connecticut, G. A. R. General Order No. 9:
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, May ss, 1891. I. Our Adjutant A. H. Embler having been appOlnI6Q marSnal TOT the Memorial day parade May so 1891, hereby appoint. Comrade James obeyed and respected accordingly.
 IL In previous orders stated that the parade of Post F would be in s'regimental formation the same as we appeared in Boston, and the position in line and assignment of companies Pioneer Corps, Captain J. H. Wilkins; Company A, Captain E. Q; Dow; Company B, Captain A. Foster; Company D, Captain W. e.. Dickinson: Company E, Captain D. s. Thomas; CompanyF F. Captain A. s. Peck; Company G. Captain ! A Hutchinson, Company A. Captain F. A. Cargiil: Company l. Captain George E. Faneher; Com pany K, Captain Walter H. LordI Company L. 7 Captain " [. c; Pritchard; Company M, Gap, III Each company will be reer uited to twen- ty four men and two guides, each captain to ap- point in addition one lieutenant Additional companies will be formed if occasion requires, and the number left over, less than a pla- teon of twelve men, will be distributed as file closers. The National band of Wallineford. twenty three pieces, will lead Admiral Foote post.
 companies in line on Center street, right resting on Temple street, ready to move in s7column of fours' at 1:45 p. m. sharp.
 V. Let each comrade provide himself with a cane, the same to be carried uniformly as far as possible, and remember that the mere shiftless wounds and battle fire will not suffice; that if the O. A. R. has not @ military bearing it hurts it even in the estimation of those who love and honor it's members as the defenders of the coun- try and its beloved flag, never to be forgotten TOT ignored. The order is "close upr and keep WE. MORGAN Commander 4. .H. EMBLER, Adjutant.