Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-01

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Memorlal day passed on successfully
III MluuIeoury, AS usual, Dut there was
DN no means the u.u'l large crowd OF
people IN town. rms was due prlhci-
pally 10 the threatening weather. Ralh
drlZzled down at times during the day
ana II was coid ana uhcomIortaoIe, put
at no time dld It rain very hard. Inc
people were easily provided tor by the
h"tels' ana II was very good-hatured
ana houceaolY SOBER crowd Many
people came 10 town oy traln III the
morning. quite as many, however.
went from here to other p&aces to spend
th, 1,,. n,,d 49, ,,,,,,h,. - q hon.,,,a,,
'"0 u"S' an" riic nun "V' VI "9hoi 'iiVp ~
was larger. Inc stores were generally
closed at 10 o'clock and remained closed
for tho rp,nuindpr of rho day
irt 1, s ,t.: W ~, ' -
tHe hrsV 'Hlhg "l t'fS prog aIh'ie was
an hours service at the Catholic church.
which Wan p Russel most had heen IN
,;td On +,I On .il- +h
Nlueu W dlleuU' AZ o'ou u ocioch lue
members OF the post assembled in their
hall ap1 shortly after nrocpeded i'm a
hl,. -, ,b f,.t oii l,,,rh l,r hio.t
oo"9 Z" 'He Nt' lotie 0'lu' " Wheio iiS"
mass was reau DN I6eV. J. NJ. GelOC. WHO
Also preached A bripf and excellent dis
'n,,ria t '''>' "'
oo
Al d 80 CLOCK the Grand Army boys
and visiting comrades once more gather
od +o,rnrhar in tho nosr rooms .nd
y" 49, "a 0hN PO9u iVO"iS' ""
Rlle OF nercH was quickly IOfneu
/ The MddleburF band headed the pro-
cpssiuu Lake Duumrre lodge of Odd
/ y it,, i ~ H. -, ~
reIfoN9 co'HtuS uTN'' 'leI lacN c""iP
of Sons of Veterans and finally the
members of Bus>pl and other nosts. In
a.. ,.,,l,,, H., ,,.-..i.,, 81. -, - -
tt-l9 'INVi ''V Pl"VN99i'h 'OVh itS way l"
the town hail, which WAS neatly dcCOra-
ted with flags and bunting The hall
0O" "'''" "P ~" r. 'P'S' '"'
was room enough Tor all ana no one hau
TO stand on thp stage we're seated
Co,nmandar charles + Nnut+ of Pussal
''i y ~ "'' W
post SENIOR wee Nolnlhahuer James vi.
/ Tracy. Adiutant William l.. CadV and
the cIpruyinpn and orator of thp d,v
/ M -. -; =. .It II l. - 1890.
Inc exercises III llle NAN p"Sa'i prompt
/ lV at clock. " hen Commander QUIT
Iralle1 fur attention aud introduced
Ai;,,+,t C.d,, AUX no,1 tto ,,,.,,,1,., 49,,
AuJutd"l C"'S "ho lC"u Oilc OiuciS Aol
the day OF National COMMANDER JOhn Il.
/ Adams of Massachusetts and ID, mart
/ ,,,,,t C,,,,,,,.,,,lor ~ L, pr,,,,t - W
ui'I. No'si''"''"et - ni""0ii VI 20!
mont. Commander \ QUIT next read ms
address which was brief and happilV
exuresspd Then came evcpllent vocal
! - - -: - 60 I, ~
music uhe slnSers DelhS MeN>Ts. l.. II.
/ Thomas and Stanton Eddy, Mrs. +. III.
Thomas. Mrs. George +. Marshall, Mrs.
/ r7.,. ~ ...:. - HNt;-- r III: -
Idhh DehinS anu MISses l-otlle I.dnS
worthy and Maud 1olley. Mr.. Frank
Deminp WAS Orpanist and musical dIrec-
+n, M. Vout+ tban ra.,I; 0on,o ,,nssncros
tOl' M ou'' 'iiO" iN''" o"'iO P"o9'SNo
from the scripture, showing, as ne
thOught that they recognized the Sio-
/ ni6na,,,a ond onnronri,to tonoss of Mr.
iiitC"hco anu "PPlol,' '".cuTss VI ntui-
oral Day rev. I. +. NoDle, the MID
dleburV Methodist pastor. offered PRAYER.
ond .ftar moro ,untic Conn,oudar Voutt
'H" "i.O ~.
( presented the speaker Oh the uaN' capt.
). II. Kelley of Salisbury. A brief and
of cource inadeo. ate ahstrart of Cant
~ ~ , VI O"P''
helley duuTess Il mere gwen
When the Grand Army was established,
with Gen. John \. Logan as its first com
mander, the hope was expressed by him that
| the day should ever be held sacred and that
! IT should he duly obsel we'd wear by wear. But
ii seems to have become to some am old story.
hearing the same thing and repeating il wear
after year But,those who say ii did not hear
the rebel yell or listen to the bursting OF the
shells that tneato repei Grant before ne ar
impatient i M OF Of hearing OF marches, lighting and