The Morris County chronicle., 1902-05-23
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM.

Sermon Sunday Night, Decoration of
Graves, Banquet, Services at the
Lyceum on Friday.
Commander Darling has issued the
following general orders for Memorial
Day.
On Sunday evening, the 25th in
stant, the Post will attend service in
the Baptist Church where a sermon
will be preached by the Rev. S. q.
Batten. Comrades will assemble at
the post rooms in full uniform, with
white gloves. All Comrades are re-
quested to be present if not in uni
orm. The Spanish American War
Veterans, the Sons of Veterans, the
Lincoln Guards and the Morristown
Separate Company are invited to ao-
company the Post. Comrades will
assemble at the Post Room at Z
clock and march to the Church,
where the ladies of Hope League will
meet the veterans.
On Friday, the Both, Comrades will
assemble promptly at 8 a. m. in the
Post Room. The line of march will
be taken up at 10 a. m. sharp as fol-
lows: Form on Washington Street in
the following order: Morristown
Flute and Drum Corps, A. T. A. Tor
bet Post, G. A. r., Carriages con-
tanning veterans unable to walk,
Spanish American War Veterans, Sons
of Veterans, Lincoln Guards and
Morristown Separate Company. The
route will be down South street, coun-
termarching at the Seminary up. South
street to the park, around the Monu
ment, when the usual exercises will
take place.
Flowers already made up should
be sent to the Post Room as early as
possible Friday morning.
A flag and living plant will be
placed at the head of each soldier S
grave, and should be in position not
later than Wednesday, May 2Sth.
The flags can be obtained free of cost
at H. G. Emmell's store.
Details have been made as follows ::
Soldiers Monument-Oomrades H.
M. Dalrymple, L. P. Hannas, Theo.
Soaring, G.. D. Young and James Fl.
Couch.
Evergreen Cemetery - Comrades
Samuel Brown. VIM W. Beers, George
f. Bayles, Jas. Darling, Samuel B.
Heath, FIJI. Langdon, Amos Pruden
and Geo. W. Pierson.
ST. Peter 's-Comrades Chas. f.
Axtell and A. l.. Long.
First Observation-Disclosures II.
G. Emmell and F. L. Whitehead.
Church of the Assumption Com
rades H. McNally and Aug, J.Spring-
Ter.
Madison Cemeteries-Comrades ].
H. Elmer, T. Burroughs, J. Waters
and E. W. Scofeld.
Hanover - Comrade Carnot B.
Meeker
Mendham - Comrades Geo. S.
Beav and Jacob l.. Mattox.
New Vernon Comrades Daniel W.
Tunis and Geo. W. Blanchard.
Whippany-Comrades VIM. Maher
and H. @. Fairchild.
Basking Ridge and Bernardsville-
Comrades Charles Charles H. Chap
man and Fred Dreher.
A collation. will be served in County
Hall at p. m, on Memorial Day.
Members of the Post and their
wives are invited. Comrades will
therefor re re-assemble in the Post
Room at 12 40, and march thence with
Drum Corps.
The public exercises in the Lyceum
will commence at s o'clock p. m.
Comrades will assemble at the Post
Room at O'Clock p. M, in full uni
form if possible, and preceded by
the Drum Corps, march to the Ly-
ceum.
Program for Lyceum follows:
Solo" Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground"
Miss Jeanette T. Tippett
Prayer-Rev. Albert Erdman, D. D.,
Formerly chaplain 146th N. Y.
Volunteers
Solo and Chorus-"T Star Spangled
Banner"
Miss Tippett and Audience.
Rea ling of names added to Roll of
Honor since May 30, 1901--Hon.
W. W. Cutler.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address-Ex-
Mayor Fox, formerly chaplain
77th N. Y. Volunteers.
Grafton by Major William II. Lam
bert, of Philadelphia, formerly
of the 9th and 33d N. j. Volun-
teers on abraham Lincoln.
Solo-"Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean Miss Tippett
Singing America.
Benediction-Rev j. L. Hurlbut, d. D.