The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-15
DEDICATION ON MONDAY.
Of the Nathan Hale Schoolhouse at
 New London.


 New London. Next Monday, June 17th, the dedica- tion of the Nathan Hale schoolhouse in New London will take place with appropriate ceremonies. The Sons of the American Revolution have had charge of this acquisition to the patri- otic relics in the state societies, by the Daughter of the American Revo- lution have also been actively inter- ested in restoring this old building to it's original appearance, and the Daughters, ITO Have and to Hold" at the celebration on Monday.
 A bronze tablet in the schoolhouse will be unveiled by a three-year-ol Hale family. The boy lives in Sche- nectady, N. Y. A large number of Sons and Daughters from New Haven will go to New London to attend the inter- esting exercises, see the brilliant parade and feast with friends. The programme of this day is as follows:
 Order of Procession.
 It is intended to have the procession made as near 2 o'clock as possible. The progression will parade in the fol- lowing order:
 Marshal, Col. Augustus c. Tyler.
 Chief of staff, Captain Harris Pendle- ton, ir.
 Military aids-General George Haven Toi To A JJ1,11 y1t pnr- cy Morgan, Thomas H. Jennings.
 Civilian aids-Elisha l.. Palmer A. B. Chappell. Seventh artillery band, U. s. A., Fort Adams, R. I.
 U. s. Regulars, Fort Trumbull.
 U. S. Regulars Fort Terry, N. Y.
 Sailors and apprentices, U. s. s. Lan- caster.
 Putnam phalanx.
 Company D, Third regiment, c. N. G.
 Company I, Third regiment, c. NC.
 Third section brigade signal corps, c. N. G.
 Second section brigade signal corps, c. N. C. New Haven.
 Moodus drum corps.
 Sons of the American Revolution.
 Sons of the Revolution.
 Pupils of the Nathan Hale grammar school.
 Order of Exercises.
 When the procession arrives at the old schoolhouse the following order of exercises will be observed.
 Prayer-Rev Edwin s. Lines of New Haven, state chaplain.
 Address of welcome--Ernest s. Rog- CTS, president of the Nathan Hale branch of the Connecticut society, s. A. R.
 Response and delivery of keys to the state regent of the Daughters of the American evolution-Jonathan Trum- bull president Connecticut society, $. | A. R.
 Acceptance in behalf of Lucretia Shaw chapter, D. A. R.-Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, New Haven, state regent.
 Unveilng of bronze tablet in the 1 schoolhouse, by Nathan Hale of Sche- lectady, N. Y, a boy of three years 1ld
 Raising of flag by Mrs. M. H. s. Lilie, president of stephen Hemp stead society, c. A. R.
 Address-Hon Walter S. Logan, president general of the National so- ,iety, s. A. R.
 Historical address-Professor Henry [ ? Johnston, College of the City of New York.
 Reading of poen-To drum beat ,nd heart beat, Marcus Towne, of the Nathan Hale grammar school, New london.
 Music-America, sung by assembly, Benediction-Rev. s. Leroy Blake, D. D. chaplain of Nathan Hale branch. Former Governor Bulkeley, as pres dent of the S. A. Rs, will assist at the as will Congressman Rus ell and Congressman Sperry. Dinner will be served iil the armory to the military companies participating.
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