News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
Memorial Day at MorrisviIIe.

James NJ. Warner Post, No. 4, G. A.
R., will as formerly observe Memorial
Day, May 80, 1901, and the fol
lowing Comrades are hereby detailed
to decorate the graves in the follow
ing cemeteries:
At Gilmore pond, Comrades l.. L. Camp and
Daniel Dingwall; Delano and Lewis yards, j
Bliss, j. Holmes and L l.. Laraway; Laporte
W. B. Patch and J. r. Steen; Morristown
Corners, C. A. Davis, C. W. Boardman and W.
Il. Goodell and s. C. Eaton; CadYs Falls,
Austin Wilkins, Ira Carr, j. 5. Waite and C.
II. Hines; Morristown Plains, C. Bugbee, J.
B. Ladeau end M. F. Batchelder; Wheeler
yard, g. W. Currier, D. ]. Brown, George A.
Bridge, j. W. Daniels and j. Blair; Hyde
Park Plains, Geo. E. Mudgett, A. A. Darling,
R c. Munson, E. Billiard and G.. G. Bundy !;
Pleasant View Cemetery, G. W. Doty, L. NJ.
Mayott, A. F. Whitney, Geo. A. Cheney, Q NJ.
Pope, C. A. Sanders and b B. Freeman: Nor
risvile Cemetery, W. G. McClintock, Frank
Ken6eld. NJ, H. Bundy, Fl. B. George, D. W.
Rodgers and o. W. Davis.
The chairman of the above details
will get the flags of the Post Quarter
master, c. A Sanders. The details
will meet at their respective yards, at
10 a. M. sharp, to decorate the
graves of our deceased comrades, af-
ter which they will report at the head
quarters of the Post at one p. m.
The friends and scholars, who live near
the cemeteries, are kindly invited and
also the captain of the Sons of Veter-
ans to make detail to meet the de-
tail from the Post, with flowers, ever
greens, ETC., and assist them at the
different yards. The procession will
be formed in front of the G. A. R. hall
on Portland street, under command
of Capt. Frank Kenfeld, Marshal of
the day, headed by the musical corps,
under the leadership of W. l. Paul,
and Sons of Veterans under arms.
The comrades will appear in uniform
or dressed in dark clothes, with white
gloves, far as possible. All honor
ably discharged soldiers and sailors,
whether members of the q. A. R. or
not are cordially invited to fall in
with the Post, including the Spanish
American Veterans. The members of
the W. R. c., S. of v, Ladies Aid and
the members of the Fire Department,
are also invited to form in the process.
sion with the Post. The Sunday and
day schools and the citizens in
general are most cordially invited to
join US, bringing with them flowers,
wreaths, bouquets evergreens, etc.
Formation of column as follows -
Music under the leadership of W. l.
Paul, Sons of Veterans under arms,
members of the Fire Department
school children, with flowers, and
their teachers, J. M. Warner Post
orator of the day, resident pastors
W. R. c., Ladies Aid and citizens
The procession will march to the Nor.
risville cemetery where the usual ex
ercises will be held, after which the
column will march to town hall where
suitable exercises for the day will be
held, consisting of an address by E
c. Mower, Esq, of Burlington, Vt
On Sunday, May %, the members o.
The Post, W. R c., S. of V. and La
dies Aid, will assemble at Post room
at ! p. M, sharp,lto 60 in body tC
Congregational church where Rev
G. n Kellogg will preach the Memo
rial sermon at two p m. The com
rades are requested to appear in dark
suits as far as may be, with white
gloves.
The following comrades have beer
detailed to visit the different schools
in town the Friday before Memoria
Day at two p. m.
District No. l, A. F. Whitney, George W
Doty Frank Kenfeld and Fl. B. George; No
| 2, Geo. A Cheney; No. 3, Austin Wilkins; N o
| 4, julius Bliss; No. g. s. D. Luce and j. W
Daniels; No. Z, ]. b. Ladeau; No 8, W. 9
| Goodell No. 10,,C. A. Davis; No. ID, W. B
Patch; No. IA, l. L. Laraway; No. Is, Geo
A. Bridge: No. 10, C. W. Boardman.
"May we each endeavor to appro
priately commemorate This sacred
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