The Lambertville record., 1900-05-16

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MEMORIAL DAY.
Headquarters Maio C.A.Angel Post,
No. s0,G G. A. II. General Orders. No. 1.
|. Memorial Day = that day upon
which patriotic people gather together
everywhere to do honor to their sacred
dead is again upon us. As our com
mander-in- chief says: Let us rs is
most fitting, unite in making the solemn
services of Memorial Day as impressive
as possible by appropriate exercises
and by strewing beautiful flowers upon
the graves of our comrades, and so
show to the world that as citizens we
appreciate their great sacrifices for
their country, and ns comrades we re-
we're their memories, and to the rising
generation, that he who 9ies for his
country, dies nobly.
.. Comrades will assemble at Post
headquarters Sunday, May 25th, at
2.30 +. NJ, to proceed to Riverviow
Cemetery, where an address by
one of our clergymen will be made;
also, strowing the graves of our
departed comrades. You are also
requested to assemble Mt Post hoad-
quarters on the evening of the same
date, at Z o'clock, to attend Divine
service at S. Andrews 2. f. Church.
Wear badge on left breast
3. Comrades will also assemble Mt
Post headquarters on Wednesday, May
3Oth, at 1 o'clock, p. NJ, and proceed
| to Mount Hope Cemetery for the pur-
pose of holding exercises appropriate
to Memorial Day.
4. All ex-soldiers and sailors are
urgently requested to assist the Post
on Sunday, May 27th, and Wednesday,
May 30th, in all its exercises, that We
may all pay just tribute to our dead
comrades.
8. Order of exercises and committees
will be announced by committee on
Memorial Day.
BY order of
| HARRY S. KRoEsEN,
Post Commander
WILLIAM IL. Moon, Adjutant.
The Memorial Day Committee -R
B. Schermerhorn, William II. Moon
James Mcconnell, John Malloy nm,
William Il. Welsch make the follow
ing details and announcements:
Committees to visit cemeteries out
side of city:
Rosemont, Sandy Ridgc aad ri
| ciiitY - Quartermaster Cyrenus Slacl
| and one comrade.
| Mou0 airy and rock thHrch
OnIcer of the Day, William Il. Welsch
| and one comrade.
Nem Hope 0aM piciaiy Comrade
Joseph Peaker and one comrade.
Committee to mark graves i'll our
city cemeteries-P p. G. d. S. VIII
liams, p. p. G. b. II. Joiner and Com
rade Joseph Peaker.
Program ofparade will be announced
| next week.
At Mount Hope Cemetery the fol
lowing exercises will be observed
Music by the Band.
Prayer by one Of the clergy.
Reading of National Order, No. 6,
| and President Lincoln's address nj
Gettysburg, on Nov. 18th, 1868, by the
| Marshal.
Grafton by Rev. Ii. A. MacKubbin,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
of this city.
Music by the Band.
Benediction by one Of the clergy.
Dirge by the Band and atrewinp
flowers on graves by Post 90.
Taps.
An urgent appeal is mnde by tho
committee to the public to contribute
flowers of Spring with which we may
honor the remains and adorn with loy
ing tributes the resting place of our be.
loved dead. II is earnestly desired to
strew the graves with an abundance o
flowers and to do this, the Post must de
pend upon the liberality Of the public
Let us have noble response.
Donations of flowers may be left n
Post headquarters during Saturday
afternoon and evening, May 2Gth, 70
Riveryiew; and on Wednesday morn
ing, May Both, for Mount Hope nn'
st. Johns cemeteries.
Flowers intended for any particua
grave should be marked and left a
Post headquarters on either Of tn
above dates, which will be promptly
attended to by the committee.
There will be some one at Post head
quarters to receive all flowers donated
and it is hoped there will be an abund
ance
The Committee request the ladl
friends Of the Post to meet at Pos
headquarters on Wednesday morning
May 30th, to assist in making bouquets
The persons attending the exercise
in the cemeteries are requested to avoit
walking on the graves as much as pos
sible.
A fine lot Of early plants for sal
at the old stand Cabbage, Tomato
Egg and Pepper plants; also, lat
Cabbage in its season.
/. w. CLEyENGER.
CASTORIA
! For Infants and Children.
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