The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Completed for the OBJ
servances To-marrow

servances Tomorrow
The general committee in charge of
the arrangements for the Memorial day
exercises have completed plans for an
elaborate observance of the day. The
principal event will be the public meet
ing in Music hall at o'clock. Members
OF the Womans Relief corps will ar
range flowers at Music hall in the
morning and details of S. A. r. veter-
ans Will decorate soldiers graves in the
various cemeteries, assisted BY the Sons
of Veterans and the Boys brigade. A
| detail from the Sons of Veterans will
| decorate the soldiers monument at the
| top Of East Rock The Sunday schools
of the city will unite and go in divisions
| to churches which have been designated
! where services will be held.
The churches in which the Sunday
| schools will hold services are Center
| church, the Church of the Redeemer
Calvary Baptist church, United church,
Trinity Episcopal church, and the First
Methodist church, At Center church
H. F. Blogg will preside and Rev. W.
]. Mulch, pastor of the Howard avenue
Congregational church, will conduct the
devotional service. Rev q. Fl. Ferris,
pastor of Calvary Baptist church, will
deliver the address. At the Church of
the Redeemer John C. North will con-
duct the devotional service and Rev.
Alexander r. Irvine of the First Con-
gregational church, Fair Haven, will de-
liver the address. Judge Lucius p.
Deming will preside at the United
church and Rev. N. j. Squires of the
West Haven Congregational church will
conduct the devotional service. Rev. |
A. w. Scoville of Grace Methodist |
church will deliver the address. AT Cal
vary Baptist church, Attorney Charles
Kleiner will preside and Professor
Frank K. Sanders of Yale will conduct |
the devotional service. At Trinity |
Episcopal church John T. Manson will |
preside and Rev Gardner S. Eldridge, |
pastor of the First Methodist church,
will deliver the address. The devotional /
service will be conducted by S. B. War
rer.
H. Fl. Taylor, president of the New
Haven Sunday School union, has as
signed the different Sunday schools to
the various churches and after the SER
vices in the churches the children will
march to the Green and form for a pa
rade around the Green just inside the
fence, as was done last year. The order
of the parade is as follows:
Platton of Police.
CAPITALISM A, d. Sanborn, Marshal; Com
rade e. E. Tisdale, Assistant Mar
shall and Aides,
of &c |
Schools S. S. Punderson, Marshal.
Church of the Redeemer, Division of
Sunday Schools, L. A. Herr
Marshal
United Church Division of Sunday
Schools, NJ w. Perkins,
Marshal.
Trinity Episcopal Church Division Of
Sunday Schools c. e. Corwn,
Marshal
Catholic Sunday Schools, Captain J. j.
Kennedy, Marshal
A reviewing stand for the parade and
exercises is. erected on the
Green. The Boys brigade will give a
dress parade with the lieutenant colonel,
III. A. Beebe, commanding.
The city battalion of the Second regi-
ment will be escort of the parade. Adj
mral Foote post will assemble at the
post rooms in Music hall at 2:30 to-
afternoon and will march to the I
green to take part in the exercises there.
The decoration exercises in the various ,
cemeteries tomorrow forenoon will be
supervised as follows: In Grove street !
cemetery by Junior Vice Commander H.
H. Raymond; in Evergreen by Senior \
Vice Commander ]. c. Jackson; in Ma
pledale by Comrades G. e. Dudley and !
c. K. CALDWELL in Fair Haven cemetery |
by Comrades F. Fl. Francis, w HUI
burt and L. F. Barnes; in Westville
by Comrades w J. Skinner, I
D. D. Monson and J. P. Dickinson; in ]
West Haven cemtery by Comrades r. 7
g. Mansfield, w. L. G.. Prtchard and 4
W. E. Augur The post will assemble 4
at Music hall at o'clock tomorrow
to go to the various cemeteries I
20 decorate. Flags to mark the SOL c
1ers' graves in the cemeteries were
placed yesterday morning. i
The public exercises at Music hall will A
begin at o'clock tomorrow evening.
md Dr. Charles Rawlings, commander r
If Admiral Foote post, will preside. The
programme will be as follows:
and South 49,. Bendep
Orchestra.
invocation t
Weston Ferris of Admiral t
Foote Post. q