The Portland daily press., 1898-05-27
WEsTBROOK.

Headquarters Cloudman Post. No. 100
Department of Maine
General Order No. /.
Memorial Day, May 3Oth, will be OBJ
sarysd by Cloudman Post as follows:
Comrades will assemble at u. A. r.
hall, Monday, May 3Oth, at $50 in full
uniform, white gloves, hat and belt The
line VIII be formed and ready to start at
y a. M, In the following order:
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Presumpscot Band.
Wade Camp No. 10.
Sons of Veterans.
Cloudman Post No. 100, G. A. r.
Carriages with Disabled Soldiers.
Clty Government, Clergy and Citizens
Generally.
The schools and the public generally are
invited to participate in these exercises.
The route will be through Bridge street
10 brown, down Brown to Cumberland,
down Cum berland to Main, up Main to
Brackett, up Braokett to Cross, up Cross
to Cemetery. After the ceremony and
decorations of the graves, line will be
formed and march back to the hall, where
the post will be dismissed.
Rev. George d. Lindsay will deliver
the memorial address in theCongregation-
al church, West End, at eight O'Clock.
For evening service comrades will meet
at the hall at 7.30 and march to the
church.
Sunday, May 29th, will be observed as
Memorial Sunday, and by invitation of
Rev. A. N. Adams the post will attend
divine services at the Congregational
church in body. The Sons of Veterans,
Ladies' Relief Corps. and Ladies' Aid are
invited to attend this service with us;
and for this purpose comrades will meet
at y. A.. nall at ~ a. M. wearing blue
uniforms or dark clothes, white gloves,
uniform hat, and badge and march to the
church. We would earnestly invite all
ex-soldiers and sailors not members of the
post to unite with US in these services.
While it is desirable that as many COM
rades as possible should be uniformed yet
no comrade should stay away on account
of lack of uniform.
By command,
W. e. DANA, Commander
WIN. b. HOUSTON, Adjutant.
Many of the lots in the old Saccarappa
cemetery are being put in condition for
Memorial day. The cemetery at this time
looks as we'll If not better than it has for
several years. Lot holders that have not
attended to the fixing up of their lots are
requested by the cemetery managers to do
SO Def ore Decoration day.
The ladies of Cloudman Relief corps
will meet this and tomorrow afternoon at
g. A. R. hall to prepare wreaths and do
other floral work preparatory to Decora-
tions day. All mem bers are urged to be
present on both Of these occasions.
Rev. VIM. 9. Mann of this city is to
occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church
on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
The regular meeting of the council Of
Daughters Of Liberty, was held last even
| ing at their hall. The gentlemen mem
bers of the council were the entertainer,
upon the occasion of the sociable and en-
tertainment held after the meeting. A
pleasant time Is reported by all.
At the close of the meeting Of Mime
haha council held Wednesday evening the
members enjoyed a delightful entertain
ment, consisting of the sunf1ower chorus
and tableaux. Refreshments consisting
of cake and fruit punch were served
A hard pine ceiling is being placed in
Waterman's store in Gage block and
other repairs are being made.
Rev. and Mrs. George E. Leighton
formerly of this CITY, but now located at
Skowhegan have been in Westbrook this
week visiting old friends and acquain-
tances.
Frank Bonina, better known by the
citizens young and old as Frank Pea
NUT" died yesterday morning at about
three o'clock. Mr.. Bonina was a man of
SO years and was born in Italy. He came
to this country many years ago and for
twenty years he has run the peanut stand
on Bridge street, west Of Warren block.
Mr.. Bonina served three years during the
civil war as q private IN a Massachusetts
regiment. He has been unwell for over a
year now, being troubled with heart
disease. His death was due to sudden
attack of pneumonia. He leaves wife
and two children, daughter aged 12
years and a son of 16. The funeral will
occur Saturday morning from ST. Hya-
cinthe's church.
The Saccarappa team have arranged for
game Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock at Warren park with the Pre-
sumpscots On Monday afternoon at the
same time and place the Saccarappas
will play game with the Irons OF
Ligonia.
The cages in use at the city farm as
police cells were removed yesterday and
put in their new apartments in Warren
block, where the police station has been
established.