The Portland daily press., 1894-05-30
T orAY's EXERCISES.
Times and Places of the Various Events of
Day and Evening.


day. The PRESS repub.ishes them this
morning for the convenience of it's
readers:
In the forenoon, Bosworth and Thatcher
Posts, and Shelley Camp, sons OF Veterans,
will decorate tie Eastern, Western, Calvary
and Forest Cit! Cemeteries, Lincoln and
Garfield trees.
n There re will tR be short parade in 1T the after
Veterans, with all of the militia COM
panies, and Higa School Cadets as escort;
The Soldiers Aounment will be decorated
Posts sons 9T of Veterans and Ladies Relief
Corps; While tie wreaths are being placed
upon the Monument, Chandler's and Cadet
bands will consolidate and play. an appro-
pirate piece. After the services at the
Monument, BGworth Post No. z, and
Shepiey Camp, Sons of Veterans, Will take
and Thatcher Pest No. Ill, will take barges
for Forest City Cemetery.
At City hall in the evening, the comrades,
Ladies Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans, and
public, will assemble a s. O'Clock, and the
following programme will be carried out:
Music, Chandler's Band
From 7.3O to o'clock.
Introductory Remarks,
Chief Marshal George c. Hopkins
Prayer, Rev. Thomas S. Sampson
Cecilian Quartette
Nusic-swanee River, Cecilian Quartette
Address, Rev j. L. Jenkins
Music Chat dler's Band
dying away # bugle calls in military
Reading Patriotic selection,
Past Capt. Robert L. Whitcomb, Shepley
Music-rheir sun Shall No More Go Down,
Cecilian Quartette
Closing Hymn-4meriea
3enedietion.
The invited guests will be receivedsby the
following committee at Reception hall:
Marshall--George G. Hopkins, chairman,
Coma nder-L. H. Tobie, Bosworth Post.
Communicated G.. Runnells, Thatcher
Post.
Comrade-John Williamson, Bosworth Post.
Comrade-W H. H. Pettingill, Thatcher
Post.
Comrade-Hiram Ellis. Bosworth Post.
Messrs.H. S. Melcher, G. W. Haddock and
S. P. Getchell, are the members of the
Memorial Commission.
The following is the general order of
Chief Marshal George G. Hopkins:
Headquarters Chief Marshal,
General Orders No. l.
Having been appointed Chief Marshal of
the joint Memorial Commission for the
observance of Memorial Day, the following
is published for the information and guild
ance of all organizations taking part in the
parade.
Post, Is appointed chief of staff; Comrades
John d. Williams of Thatcher Post, Wesley
L. Gribben of Shepley Camp, Sons of
gomery Guards, Leroy E. Dow of the High
School Cadets, and Luthur Bradford of
Bosworth Post are appointed aids to the
chief marshal, and will be respected and
obeyed as such.
The military companies, comprising the
escort will make their own organizations
and report to the marshal ON Federal street,
west of Exchange, the right resting on Ex-
change street, at fifteen minutes past one
O'Clock. At the same time and place the
TIE American Cadet Band will report to
Captain I. h. Baker at the head of Plum
street at ten minutes past one o'clock and
at the same time Chandlers Band will
port to the marshal on Temple street just
north of Federal street.
pdt At fifteen IT. mi, minutes past ONE Bosworth
resting upon Federal street.
Thatcher Post, No. Ill will report on
Immediately on the left of Chandler's Band.
viii Tepor % On FdePa street., 4s the Right rest
ing on the west line of Temple street;
carrying decorations, and with disabled
veterans, will take position on the left of
Shepley Camp.
The procession will be made up in the
following order, and will move promptly at
half past one o'clock:
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Battalion talon of the First M Regiment National
mand of Captain l. Fl. Baker.
Company B, Lieut. Chas Collins
Company E, Capt. Thos. j. Hogan.
Company, Capt NJ E. Conley
Company A, Capt. Geo. A. Dow.
Battalion Of High School Cadets, under
command of Major S. G. Dillingham;.
Company A, Capt. Paul P. Gould
Company B, Capt. Willis B. Moulton.
of Maine, Commander Leroy H. Tobin.
Thatcher Post, No. III; G. A. R., Depart
shepley Camp No. Aunnss5Si I, SONS of Veterans,
Captain E. F. Golf.
Carriages.
The column will move on Federal street to
Franklin, franklin to Congress, Congress
Cumberland to High, High to Congress,
Congress to Monument Square, when the
column will be massed about the monument.
place opposite the west face of the monu-
ment. At the signal given by the marshal
the persons from each organizations ap-
pointed for the purpose will advance, to the
base of the pedestal, and at second signal
will place the decorations in position and
return to their organizations. The bands
of the monument and play during this cere-
mony.
After this the line of march will be re-
sumed around the monument down Congress
to Chestnut, Chestnut to Cumberland, Cum
berland to Elm, where the parade will be
dismissed.
GEORGE c. HOPKINS,
Chief Marshal.
Another General Order.
Headquarters p H. S. Cadets,
May goth, 1894.
General order No. 2.
1.-The P. H. S. Cadets, having accepted
the invitation of the G.. A. R: Memorial
Commission to act part of the military
escort to the G. A. r. Posts on Memorial
day, will assemble in the basement of the
High school building at 12.45 in full dress,
pompons, white gloves, etc.
S. G.. DILLINGHAM;,
Major Commanding Battalion.
Official, j. F. DYER,
First Lieut.. and Adjutant.
The Ladies' Aid, Sons of Veterans, will
meet at IL o'clock noon, today, at their hall
to take part in the memorial exercises.
WAFFIES.
One pint of milk,