Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-15
DECORANON.DAY PLANS
Arrangements Made for the Par.
ticipation Of School Chill
dren in Exercises.
Order Of Formation Of the Par
ade-.Program Of Exercises
at Riverside.
Program at the Cemetery in the
Mornins--At Soldiers Home
in the Afternoon.

The Decoration committee, Of which
Mr.. Jud Garfield is chairman, has com
pleted the arrangements and the pro-
gram for May 80. The pupils Of the
public schools will participate in the
parade to the cemetery The exercises
in thecity will be held in the forenoon,
the procession leaving for the cemetery
at $3.50 a. m. In the afternoon the vet
Grams and citizens Will assist the vet
Grams OF the Soldiers Home in their ex-
ercises MIR. C. H. Brock has been Sc
lected az marshal of the day The for
nation and line of march Mil be as fol-
lows
First Mayor, council and
fire police: form on north side of West
Main, right on Center street,
second-Chief Coulton and fire de-
partment: south side West Main street,
right on Center street
Third-st. Mary's school, Father Leni-
han in charge; west side OF south Gem
ter street, right on Main street.
Fourth-Pubiic schools. under the d.
rection of Mr.. Willard; high school;
North First avenue, right on Main, Pro
fessor MCGOWAN with high school and
elee club.
Fifth Woodbury. sehool. north side
East Main street, right on First avenue.
sixth-Fourth ward school; south
side East Main street, right on First
avenue.
seventh--Anson school; seast side First
avenue. right on Main
Eighth Third ward school; west side
South First street. right on Main
Ninth-Arnold school south side West
Main. right on First street
TenthSecond ward school: north
side West Main, right on First street
observation-disclosures Of the war in
front of the court house: w r. Con
east side of court house: Sons of Veter-
ans and decorating committees on west
side Of court house.
Twelfth-Capt. Brown and Company
~; court house square, in front of north
door.
Formations must be completed and
ready to march promptly at 9:SO a M.
The line of march will BE- north ON Cen
Ter street tothe cemetery gate The col
umn will be halted at the west end Of
the lake, whore a hollow square will be
formed around the monument OF the un-
!.nnwn dead. where an ADDRESS will be
delivered by MIR. G. III. Van Ian. AT the
cemetery the program Will be as fol-
| lows:
lnvocarion--Rev. Father Lehman.
Music High School Giee Club.
! Address-C. II. Van Law.
Reading of Lincoin's Address at Get
tysburg on Nov 49, 1863
Song-Glee Club.
Salute by Company H at the C. A. r.
Lot.
The parade will return and on. arrival
at Main and Center streets the benedlc-
ton will be pronounced.
The following comrades of the war
have been detailed TO march with The
schools.
High sehool-w S. Reed and j. G.
Brown.
Woodbury. schooi-Alva Stewart and
Henry White.
Second ward-J. E Wildman and c.
NJ. Norton.
Third Ward-G. r. Haas and A. L.
Gay.
Arnold school-clay Wilson and E. c.
Mcmillan.
Fourth ward-capt. Ames and A. n.
French
Anson school-Frank whitney and j.
Garfield.
St Mary's SCHOOL,. c. welch ana
Fat Kelley.
In the afternoon the veterans and 9th
ers will assemble at the front gate of
he Soldiers Home promptly at 80 TO
take part in the decoration there