The herald., 1893-05-28
SAN BERNARpINo.
The Programme for Memorial Day-Cc'
E win Celebrate.

The Programme for Memorial Dsy-Co.
WIN Celebrate.
SAN BERNARDINo, May 27.-The pre-
parations for observing Memorial day in
this city are about complete. Tomorrow
evening Rev. A. J. Wells will preach
q sermon to the veterans. Tuesday,
Decoration day, the graves OF the old
soldiers will be decorated by the school
children. The parade will form at 3 p.
M, instead of in the forenoon, as has
been the case heretofore. W. O. CLARK
will act IS marshal of the day, while
Charles Wells and Frank Kellar have
been appointed aides. The march on
Third to d, up ID to Seventh, down Sew
enth to the cemetery. Arriving at the
cemetery, the usual services will be
held by the GAR, at the conclusion Of
which Miss Grace Metcalf will recite
poem. In the evening exercises will be
held in the pavilion. Col. L. f. Eggers
will deliver the Grafton. Those who
have flowers are requested to bring
them to Aliens hall early Tuesday
morning, as they will be needed at the
cemetery. An invitation has been ex-
tended to all wheelmen in the city to
join in the parade. The parade will
form as folloWs:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon of Police.
Redlands Band.
Company u, N, q. @.
Cornman Post, No 81, G. A. r.
ban Bernardino Pioneers.
Arrowhead Parlor, N. s. G. W.
Frank IT, Singer commander: aides John
Brown, Walter Wagner and Ralph Garner.
Form ON street. right resting on Third.
SECOND DIVISION.
City Schools.
Col H. L, Drew, commander; aides, E. ID.
Showers and Prot. Alex. E. Frye.
form on street above Fourth.
THIRD DIVISION.
Drum Corps
Sons of Veterans.
Turn Verein Society.
Fire Department..
Cornr1an Corps No. 8, w. r. @.
Wheeimen,
Citizens in Carriages.
A. Palmer, commander; aides, Frank Hol-
comb and H. p. Rice
Form on Fourth street, right on +.
WILL CELEBRATE.
Company E has taken steps to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth of July in
this city in fitting manner, thing
that has not occurred of late years. A
programme has been arranged that will
attract large crowd of visitors to this
The militia are trying to raise funds to
bring the entire Ninth regiment of seven
companies here on that date. 1t is
| their intention to have grand military
parade, sham battle, battalion drill and
| fire works. The railroads have agreed
to run excursions to accommodate the
people, 1t will require about $1,000 to
carry out the programme that is being
arranged by the boys and they need
the hearty cooperation of all our busi-
ness men. A number of firms have al
ready made liberal donations. A cele-
bration worthy of name in this city
would not only keep our citizens at
homo but bring large number oil
strangers to the city. The direct ad.
vantage to the city would more than
compensate for the outlay.
NOTES.
Miss Hattie Curtis will spend Sunday
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. r. I. Blow and family left today
for an outing at Santa Monica
The board OF supervisors will meet or
Monday.
Word was received in this city today
Francisco,op the 10th ipsrs Mr.. McNee
49, n 1r1e Nest t+f&p Va vA1
Houghton tract near this city.
Alma McGrystle, an old time resident
of this cityso died in San Francisco Last
evening. a-,a<' a@a
Miss Grace Metcalf will recite poem
during the. ceremonies at the cemetery
Memorial day. ---
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rich died last evening and will be buried
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
The bicycliets of this city had run to
Cotton last evening, about 20 wheelmen
participating.
A new time card goes into effect to-
morrow on the Santa Fe.
A marriage license has been issued by
the county clerk to Arthur Frayton,
aged 20, and Lulu Cushing, age 80, both
of Los Angeles.
The strawberry social given by the
ladies OF the Episcopal guild last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Seth Mar
shall, was we'll attended and proved q
very enjoyable affair.
On Monday the painters and decorat-
ors will commence operations on the
interior of the opera house which will be
entirely changed. The walls and cell
ing will be redecorated while the entire
building will be repainted and changed.
ANAHEIM.