Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
BoYs, BRIGADE BIG DAY.

Their Great Field Day Tomorrow at
Pawson Park-A Short Street Pa.
rade Before Startling on the Boat
Program of Doings Mt the Park |
The Various Companiea.
The annual field day of the first and sec
ond battalion of Boys brigade will be held
at Pawson park TO- morrow, and will be the
greatest event in the history of this organ
ization, the growth of which has been
marked and rapid since its introduction
into this city.
The second battalion will form on the
green at 9:15 .. m. and will give q short
street parade and then proceed to the
wharf and embark on the steamer Sum
shine at 10 O'Clock for the park. When
there they will participate in athletic sxer-
cises and ball games.
The first battalion will leave at 81. m.
sharp, and return at p. m, and the sec.
ond battalion will leave at 10 a. m. and re-
turn at z p. m.
The tickets for the 8 O'Clock boat are
pink and the ones for the 10 O'Clock are
blue, and positively no pink tickets will
be taken on the 10 o'clock boat and vice
versa.
The officers of the day for tho Second
battalion will be: Commandant, Captain
O. P. Walker of the Eighth company;
chaplain, Rev. WV. NcLane, Fourteenth;
adjutant, Captain T. T. Wells, Four
tenth; sergeant major, Sergeant McLsne,
Fourteenth; quartermaster, Captain @. W.
Merrels, Fifteenth; bugler, Private R. T.
North, Seventeenth; color sergeant, Ser
geant F. Muller, Eighth; surgeon, DR.. 81.
P. Sage.
There are a limited number of tickets
for the 10 O'Clock boat on sale at Il. J..
| Augul's art store on Church street.
The official program ia furnished from
Captain Hayes as follows:
| Field day First and Second battalions B. B
Pawson park, Memorial day.
manding, and their friends leave Belle dock a
psnies in First battalion.
~ First New Haven company, Lieutenan. a: g
| Trowbridge commanding, Humphrey street
Third New Haven company, Captain W. Cur
tbs commanding second Congregational church
Fourth New Haven company, Captain F
Tompkigs commanding, East Pearl street M.
church, Fair Haven.
Fifth New Haven company, Captain G..
| duGDrOQ COmuAnU1nG, GraQQ avenue COQSr6Ga
tional church, Fair Haven.
Sixth New Haven company, Captain Tasting
commanding, Davenport church.
Bailey commanding First Baptist church.
| Ninth New Haven company, Captain N. Beeb
commanding Grand avenue Baptist church, Fai
out-oftown companies from which delegate
are Wnmantc seymour no
| ford, Glastonbury.
Second battalion, Captain Charles P. Wake
ing leave Pawson park Z p. M, following CON
panes in Second battalion.
Eighth New Haven company, Lieutenant Bee
be commanding Calvary Baptist church.
willis Commanding, Trinity NJ T. church.
commanding, arac eI M .G E. ehuseh. w. H. 0'"oe
! Twelfth New Haven company, Captain Prat
Thirteenth New Haven company, Captain Jacl
, | son, Bethel NJ. E. (colored).
Fourteenth New Haven company, Capital
Fifteenth New Haven Company, Captain Me-
! | rells, Church Of the Redeemer.
Sixteenth New Haven company, Captain
| Walters Howard avenue Baptist.
PROGRAM AT PARK.
A. M-Baseball games between various con
panies.
Up. m.-General B. B. testimony prayer NEE
ing, led by Mr. Ashley Willis. Bamberg Brotl
3 2p p. m-Battalon drills and parade
3 to Boys Brigade.
q Tickets only to be had of members Of Boy
: | Brigade. None on sale at boat.
General committee of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81. Gutbrod, e. r. Slater, Adjutant johnson,
' | P. Augur.
State o snthrad A. e. Hayes; seer
3 JUDGE PICKETT WILL SPEAK.
Q On the return OF the Bethel Cadets to-morro
@ evening from Pawson Park, where they music
as part of the Boys brigade, they will marc
to Warner hall, where they will listen to an a
dress by Judge Rufus s. Pickett. Mrs. Elz
2 beth Chandler Hale will sing and Mrs Bert
| Toney Davis, a noted elocutionist of Jersey Cit
! N. J., will recite selection Of patriotic poem
q Rev. A. g; Powell Of the Immanuel Bapti
Il | church of this city will preside. An exhibitit
u drill By the cadets will conclude the exercises
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