Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-21
MEMORIAL DAY.

The Completed Program-The Order
of Exercises at the Unwilling OF
the Memorial Tablets at the
SoIdIers' and SaiIors' Monument.
The completed Memorial day program
for unwilling the memorial tablets on the
Soldiers and SsilerA' smonument on East
Rock park on May 80, is as fcllows:
Overture-A Day in Camp.
Second Company Governor Foot Guard Band
Fred Mayer, Leader.
Presenting General Samuel E. Merwin, Presi
dent Of the Day; Hon. Joseph b. Sar-
fresidsns of Seisetmsn Miiam n w. Fan
Con qdsa vice Presidsnts; By Com
B. Joint Tablet Committee
Address aeneral Samuel E. Herwin.
Inyocatio11President Timothy Dwight D.
Anthem-Chorus OF Three Hundred Public
Comrade Professor Benjamin Jepson,
God Bless Our Native mathematical
History of the Memorial Tabiets-Comrade
aaasr Ssvs %stsre ass Con-
United States
Solo 10 Uniformly the Girls.
Address-Governor Luzon B. Norris
Sole In Unison-By the Girls.
Oration-Hon Simson E. Baldwin.
dwelling Memorial TAblets-Miss Ruby M.
and Arthur W. Fox.
Solo and Cnorus-Mrs; s. s. Thompson, Chill
dren Chorus and People.
CLOSING SERVICES G A.. r.
Comrade Selah g. Brakeman, department m
mander Of Connecticut g. A. r.
Comrade Theyon R. Hull, commander Admiral
Gomrsde Joseph D. Plunkett, past commander
Henry G. Merwfn post No: So.
Comrade Wiegend -Schlein, past commander
General Won stienwher post, No. rs.
Comrade William g. singleton, assistant chap
lain Admiral Foote post, No. II.
On Fame's Eternal Camping Ground (Auld Lang
Syne).
.Rsv oomrade justin e. T.itcheIi, D. D.
Grand marshai-Comrade General Ed
win S. Greeley.
Chief Of st.ff-oomrade General An
drew 81. Embler.
Aids-de-osmp-Comrade William Glee-
con, Comrade John Hegel.
G. A. R. joint tablet eommittee-Ad-
miral Foote post, No. II, John Mccarthy,
chairman; William s. Wells, secretary;
Simeon J. Fox. treasurer; Charles J. Buck
bee, James N. Coe, Frederick II. Waldron.
Albert O. Hendrick, Charles B. Foster,
Henry S. Peck, Edward Hubbeu, Edward
A. Howell.
Henry O. Merwin post, No. 50, Joseph
D. Plunkett, Ralph Wright, John ].
Brennan.
0oHSTh WI otclnHouI IsUbC, NO. 10,
Weigand Schlein.
Organizations NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Foote post, No. II, G. A. R Henry @.
Merwin post, No. 80, G. A. r General
Won Steinwehr, post, No. 70, G.. A.. R;
Gideon Welles Naval Veteran association
of Connecticut; General Alfred 81. Terry
command. q. v. U Captain Elisha Peck
Garrison, Regular Army and Navy union;
Nathan Hale camp, No. 1, Sons of Vet
crane; Colonel Ellsworth command, No. 8,
s. W. "; Admiral Foote Woman's Relief
corps, No. 3, g. A. r.; Henry g. Merwin
Woman's Relief corps, No. Q, g. A. r.
The record of the names ON the tablets
are of New Haven men only, a. follows:
First regiment Connecticut cavalry %.
First heavy artillery II. Second heavy ar
tillery 10, Second regiment infantry /.
Fifth regiment infantry 20, Sixth regiment
43, Seventh regiment infantry IS,
Eighth regiment infantry Q, Ninth reRi-
msnt infantry 70. Tenth regiment infantry
81, Eleventh regiment infantry 18, Twelfth
regiment infantry 20, Thirteenth regiment
10, Fourteenth regiment infantry \
26, Fifteenth regiment infantry 76. SiI.
teenth regiment infantry /, Twentieth reg
lment infantry Il, Twenty fourth regiment
Infantry 6, Twenty-seventh infantry 43,
Twenty ninth regiment infantry 90, Thirty
6rst regiment infantry II, United States
navy 10, New Haven men enlisted in Or
CARNATIONS in other states "a; total 526.