St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY.
Official Programme Of the Day.-Concert in the
Evenlng.-Notes.

MEMORIAL DAY.
Official Programme of the Day.-Concert in the
Evenlng.-Notes.
Tomorrow will be generally observed
throughout the state as Memorial day,
and Chamherlin Post, G. A. R., has
arranged the following order for the pro-
cession for tomorrow morning:
LIN. Smythe, Chief Marshall.
The st. Johns5ury Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
c. w. Steele, Aid.
st. Johnsbury Guards, c. M. Bonett, Captain.
Palestine Commandery, No. 5, K. T., Sir c. A.
Calderwood, e. Z.
SECOND DIVISION.
7. II. Brooks, Aid.
Teachers and Students of st. Johnsbury
Academy.
Uniform Rank, Apollo Lodge, No. 2, w. w.
Husband, c. c.
Frost Camp, No. IL, S. of ". C. A. Chapman,
Captain.
Chamberlin Post, No. 1, q. A. R., Carleton
Felch, Commander.
THIRD DIVISION.
Carriages Of Disabled Soldiers, President and
Orator of the day, Clergy, Invited Guests.
Officers OF the town and village and citi-
The band will form on Main street, in
front of Music hall, the first division on
east side of Main street in rear of band.
The second division will form on Central
street, right resting on Main. The third
division will form on west side of Main
street, right resting near Central street.
All organizations will be in line at $50
a. M, and the head OF column will move
promptly at 945 by the following
ROUTE.
Up Main street to Mt. Pleasant street,
up Mt. Pleasant to Summer street, down
Summer to Central street, thence to
Monument square, where the exercises
by the Post will be given at the monu-
ment. Return in same order to Music
hall, where the other exercises will be
held. Seats will be reserved in Music
hall for the different organizations join
ing in the procession.
EXERCISES AT THE HALL.
1O.3OA.M.
Call to order by the president
Prof. D. Y. Comstock
Music, st. Johnsbury Band
Prayer, Rev IL. M. Douglas
| Music, Ladies' Ouartette
| Address, Rev. Arthur Little ID. d.
Boston, Mass
| Music, Ladies' Quartettt
I Singing, America" Audience
THE EVENING CONCERT.
There will be musical entertainment
at Music Hall Saturday evening, May
20, at s o'clock, for the benefit Of thu
charity fund of the Post. Admission 2s
cents to all parts of the house. Ticket.
on sale at the usual places.
MEMORIAL DAY NOTES.
The executive committee of Chamberir
Relief Corps and all other members whc
can will be at G. A. R. hall early Satur
day morning, May 29 to assist in ar
ranging the flowers to be used in the ex
ercises Of the day. 1t is earnestly hopet
the children Of the village will be as kline
and generous as heretofore in contribut
ing wild flowers. AS time goes on anc
out nations defenders are "ialling out
one by one the need of these offerings in
creases. The ladies of the corps will also
serve free dinner in their dining rooms
on Memorial day Tor comrades of the 6
A. r. and their families.
The committee of arrangements have
planned for a choice concert Saturday
evening and there ought to be tul
house. There will be two quartet,
pieces by the North church ladies quar-
tette, twopiano duets by Miss Margaret
Gorham and B. Frank Harris, voca
solos by Miss Shufelt, Mrs. Hazen anc
Miss Penninian, duet by Miss Browne
and Miss Peck and instrumental solo:
by Ned Young, the violinist, j. w. Batch
elder, the cornetist, and Leon Batchelder
flutist. Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost viii
assist by recitations. The price to al
parts o the house is only 25 cents.