Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICES.
In Memory of the Dead Members of
 Waterbury Lodge

Tn Memory Of the Dead Mem DerS of
 Waterbury Lodge.
 At Polfs theater tomorrow evening will be held the annual memorial ser vices of Waterbury lodge of Elks and this year the members have endeavor- ed to make it one of the most impress Siye services that has ever been held. The exercises will start promptly at o'clock and all who desire to attend are expected to be i'll their seatS at tEat hour. As has always been the custom of the lodge. no children. are expected to be present unless accom- panied by their parents or guardians. There will not be room enough in the theater and the place will be reserved for the older people. The stage will be plettily decorated with potted plants and everything will be done to make this years service very interesting G:-o.
 There are thirteen deceased mem hels Of Waterbury lodge of Elks and the date Of their initiation into the lodge and the date of their deaths are a< ealic+Ts:
 James J. Madden. initiated June 15. 1893. died January 3. 1891.
 Thomas Hurley. initiated August 10. 1894. died June lu, 1895.
 Edward l. Starr, initiated June T.. lS'Jo, died January ]. lS!)b.
 William Baehner. initiated June 15. lS9H, died December 1. lS9G
 Hugh !. Cronin. initiated June 15. 1893. died July 24. 1897. .Iobn r. Lawior. initiated September a. 1893. died September 23. 1897
 Motitz Grelle initiated Ju.e 13. 1S--3 died October :. 1897.
 William Hellmann. initiated June b 1893, died February 13. 1898.
 James !. McAvoy. NJ. h.. initiated August lo. 1893. died May II. 1898.
 Fred Harvey. initiated June 1J. 1S93 died November 3. 1S99
 Thomas J. Moran. initiated June b. 1893. died December l. 1899.
 Edward E. Harvey. initiated June l5. 1893. died February 6. 1900.
 George L. Hellmann. initiated July ,. 1897, died May 15. 1900. The faults of our brothers we write upon the sands.
 Their virtues upon the tablets of love
 and memory.
 The exercises are open to the public and the lower part of the house will be reserved for the members of Wa terbury lodge. relatives of the de ceased members and friends of the relatives. All are invited with the relatives. of course. the children. who ''iS 'Ni' hCiNoiiie, II tHeN are atcOHl- panied by guardians. The program as arranged is as follows:
 Introductory Decentralization
 orcheStra-"Erom Dawn to
 Wllght ...... .... Bennett Entrance of Officers and Members. March-"Our Nations Guard" Brooke Opening Of Lodge EXercises-Ed Edward
 l.. Maloney. E. k. OrpheuS Quartette-Aessrs James
 Johnson. William Blatherwick.
 John Dennison and Frank Woods .Eow Silent Sleep
 Opening Ode-Waterbury Lodge. B. P. o. Elks. Prayer-Chaplan Joseph A. Cullen. bafltone solo ....... "1srafel''
 MT J. NJ. Daly. nntopsiS-Brother Fred H. Johnson Soprano Solo -.
 Miss katha rine Glcster-. Baritone Solo-ta Prayer by Tosti.
 (b) Melody by Mozart. Mr. Joseph H. Mooney. Eulogy-Brother Edward Galinger.
 New York Lodee. No 1. Orpheus Quartette-''Lead Kindly Closing eNercises-E.tL. Maloney, FER. nedictior-ChaDlain Joseph A. Cullen Doxology-B. P. o. Elks and Audience
 A. F. Kleinecke. Accompanist. Praise God from whom all blessings
 flow.
 Praise Him. all creatures here below Praise Him above. ye heavenly host Praise Father. Son and Holy Ghost