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Encampment Notes.


Give the old soldiers warm welcome.
Headquarters for delegates ard visitors
will be at the ArmOry.
The sessions of the w. r. G. will be held
at the Congregational church.
The entertainment committee have ample
accommodation for every one who may come.
There will be rehearsal of the Grand
Army chorus at the Armory, Sunday at 8
p. m.
The ladies of the Congregational, Baptist
and Methodist churches will serve meals in
the church rooms during the enca mpment.
The Spiritual Society wilserve meals in its
hall over THE TINES Office.
All citizens are cordially invited to be
present at the Camp Fires each evening.
The program will certainly be of interest to
all. Turn out and hear the comrades tell of
their war experience. 1t will be a big treat.
On the second night Comrade G. G. Duff
will give description of the assault on
Salem Height or its capture by Sedwick's
9th corps ''as he saw it," All members of
Sedwick's corps are specially urged to be
present.
The entertainment committee is very busy
assigning quarters in response to applica-
tons from all parts of the state. The local
committee was very fortunate in electing
Messrs Brewer and Wykes and Mesdames
Dawes and Wiley as its officers. Their
work has been well done.
The "Grand Army Chorus" specially Or
ganized for camp fire duty during the
encampment will sing in season and out of
season. as the spirit moves, the following
selections. 1.-The North Wind;;" Marching
Through Georgia." Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
or the Prisoners Hopes" ION, On, On, or
the Prisoner Free;" "Ol Wrap the Flag
Around Me, Boys" 1--WE were Comrades
Together" ''When Johnny Comes Marching
Home;" "Glory, Glory, Hallelujahw "The
Vacant Chair" "Poor Old Slave;" Home,
Sweet Home"
The eneampment reception committee Is
requested to meet at the Savings bank par
lors at 10 o'clock promptly on Monday
morning next. The members of the COM
mttee are: w. NJ. Fitzpatrick, ID. M. Estey.
ID. G. Cooper, N. A. Finch, S. A. Crane, G.
r. Black, Rev. II. King, e. A. Gould, 7.
G. s. Williams, DR.. j. Perkins, A. B Crane,
Morris Osburn, F. H. Gould, Geo. T.
Mason, p. M. Roth, A. j. Patterson, E. A.
Todd, ID. +. Blair, Mrs. Mary johnson,
Mrs. Mary Z. Cramer, Mrs. Geo. T. Mason,
Mrs. l.. e. Geuld, Mrs. Paul Kionki, Mrs.
| NJ. l.. Stewart. Mrs. w. B. Matteson, Mrs.
Walter Osborn, Mrs. j. r. Reitzel. Mrs. ID.
M. Christian. Mrs. K. b. Bancroft, Mrs. s.
Roosevelt.
CAMP FIRE.
The program for the Camp Fire Tuesday
evening vii be as follows:
Reading OF scripture and prayer, Rev. s.
Roosevelt
Address of welcome, Hon. Geo. NJ.
Dewey.
Response, Gen. J. Fl. Kidd, Department
Commander.
Response. Mrs. A. T. Bliss, Department
President
Address, Gov John T. Rich.
Address, Mrs. A. G. Plummer.
Address, Capt. E. p. Allen.
Recitation, Miss Maud Gates.
Address, 1. N. Walker, Senior Wee COM
mander r-in-chief.
Address, Mrs. Mary s. Kinds.
| Address Hon. o, A. James.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
= Prayer by Post Dept. Chaplain White.
| Address, Judge q. ID. Long.
Address, Mrs. Sarah l.. Brown.
The Assault on Salem Heights by Sed-
wick's corps as witnessed by Comrade G. c.
Duff.
Recitation, Miss Nichols.
Address, Capt. K. M. Allen.
Address, Hon. G. w. Watkins.
Address, Gen. VIM. Shakespeare.
Address, Hon. J. II. Holman.
Address, Rev, Washington Gardner.
Address, Mrs. Louisa A. Robbins.
Address, Col. John Atkinson.
Minute talks by camrades.
Appropriate music will be furnished each
evening by double quartette under the
direction Of G. 9. Duff.
Leland r. Powers in Y. M. CA, star
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