The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-05-30
TRTRUTR REARERs.

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TRIBUTE BEARERS.
Hillhouse high school-Nfiss Carrie L,
Holmes Miss Emile M. Neebe.
Boardman Manual Training school
Miss Harriet Lambert, Miss Lillian Ab-
bott.
Dwight school-N1iss Bessie Lincoln,
Miss Nellie Bogue.
Welch school-Miss Mary Morris, Miss
Agnes Buckley.
Webster school-NIiss Agnes Bellew,
Miss Loretta Tierney.
Lowell school-Ndiss Ida Durand, Miss
| Anna Carroll.
Eaton school-Miss Agnes Watrous,
Miss Florence Daniels.
Washington school--NIiss Emily Loe-
big, Miss Mollie Harke
Woolsey school-Miss Nellie Edmond
son, Miss Sadie Cooper.
Winchester school--Miss Tenie Har-
rigan, Miss May Shield.
Shelton avenue. school-Miss Tillie
Strack, Miss Grace Riggs.
Strong school-Miss Eta Sparks, Miss
Maud Kelley.
Day school-Miss Emma w. Crocker,
Miss Olive Smith.
Wooster school-Miss Maud Rosen-
berg, Miss Belle Roberts.
Hamilton school-Miss Kittle Co.'S
grove, Miss Kittie Coyne
At the Grove street cemetery there
will be exercises under the direction Of
committee, which consists of c. B..
Foster f. A. Cargill. w. e. Gould, e. A.
Hull Charles ]. Morgan. The services
will be simple, but especial attention
will be paid to the grave Of Admiral
Foote, and it will be decorated with
several large floral pieces.
The committee in charge of the deco
rations at the Evergreen cemetery con-
sists of r. E, Benedict, F. S. Snow, H. s.
Peck, G. E. Dudley, w. J. Miller.
At the Fair Haven cemetery 1t Is pro-
posed to have special services, the COM
mittee which has the matter in charge
consisting of w. E. Morgan, Friend H.
Granniss and Alvah H. Granniss The
flowers Will be received at the store Of
Fl. w. Crawford on Grand avenue, and
prepared in bouquets and other de-
signs The parade will form at this
place at 10 o'clock under command Of
Captain William E. Morgan. The es-
tbLb VIII Jt NIAt lONdi COMPANIES OIL IHe
Boys Brigade, headed by their drum
corps. The line of march will be East
Pearl to Exchange, to Blatchlsy ave-
nue., to Clay, to Ferry, to Grand ave-
nue. and the cemtery. The grave Of A.
X. Brown, who was killed by an elec-
trio car on Kimberly avenue last sum
mer and who was a member of the com
mittee on decoration last year, will be
especially decorated. Rev. MIR. Cheney,
pastor of the East Pearl street church.
will make a short address.
Comrade w. II. johnson will have
charge of the services in East Haven,
and the members of Gideon Welles
Association of Naval Veterans will at
tend, and the Bunnell drum corps will
furnish music. NJ r. Terrell, A. z.
Downes and I. P.Dickinson have charge
of the exercises in Westvi1Ie.
NATHAN HALE CAMP-THE SOL
DIERs' MONUMENT.
Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans.
are also going to celebrate the day in a
fitting manner by decorating the Sol
diers' monument at East Rock park.
Rev. DR.. Phillips will make the ad-
dress.
The line will form at $50 a. m. to-
day on Orange street, with the right
resting on Elm street, and will pro-
ceed out Orange street to the park.
The formation will be:
Captain w. G. Braley, Marshal.
Murray Fife and Drum Corps.
Nathan Hale camp. Sons of Veterans,
Lieutenant d. D. Jackson, COM
manding.
Sons of Veteran Battery, Sergeant A.
II. Lincoln.
Barges contefning scoh1ars of Eaton |
School
with Rev. DR.. w. L. Phillips. |
The program at the monument will
be as follows:
Columbia. Scholars of Eaton School |
Selection. ........, Murray Drum Corps
of Monument... Scholars I
National salute, 46 guns. Battery |
Star Spangled Banner. ...,.... Scholars
...... ....... Rev. DIR. Phillips /
Selection. ............... Drum Corps /
America a................... ...... Scholars
Rev. DIR. Phillips
THE BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
In the evening commencing at
2clock the Governors Foot Guard
1and will give the first concert of the
leason on the green, The program
S as follows: Star SpangIed Banner;
march, Second Company Governors
loot Guard, Atwater; overture, Poet
md Peasant, Suppe; waltz Immor-
elles, Gungle; descriptive. Aunt Din
his Surprise Party, Lewendeau; pot
'ourri, Hugenots, Meyerbeer; polka,
|pring, Robinson; medley, Happy Min
trel, Milude; galop, Park Point,
Brooke.
'ERRY CONNTAND-BOYS' BRIGADE
-PEQUOT CLUB.
This evening Alfred H. Terry Conn
aand will hold a memorial service in
heir hall, No. 81 Insurance building,
o which Grand Army men and the
eneral public as we'll are invited.
The Second Battalion, Boys brigade,
yill hold it's second annual field day
t Pawson Park. The battalion, COM
handed by Major Clarke, will form on
he green at o'clock and march =,
through Chapel street to teh boat The =
Foot Guard band will give
concert at p. m. The success of
he event is already assured, as the
dvance sale of tickets has been large. 7
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