Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Rev Fathers Slocum and Fitzgerald
 WilI Be the Speakers.

Rev Fathers Slocum and Fitzgerald
 WilI Be the Speakers.
 Wadhams post, c. A. R., will at tend service at the Sacred Heart church on the Sunday evening preced- ing Memorial Day. Father Eitzger- aid will preach the sermon. Father Slocum will deliver the address at the Soldiers monument. Commander Egan has issued the following order:
 Headquarters Wadhams Post,
 Department of Conn, G. A. R.
 May 10, 1902. Post order No 1.
 "Comrades:-The day consecrated to our honored dead is drawing near. As the years roll by and we visit the silent resting place we find newly made graves that bring to our minds the uncertainty of life; graves of dear comrades who were with us a year ago. They were always ready to per form any charitable service required of them.
 With sorrow we will deposit the choicest gifts of natures beautiful flowers OCT their remains It is i hoped that all will unite with us in a patriotic manner. By so doing they Will show their respect for those who were willing to give their lives for the land they loved so that all might enjoy the blessings of free and unit ed country.
 Comrades will assemble at head quarters Sunday evening, May 25, at o'clock, wearing citizens dress, white gloves and badge, accompanied by veterans of the late war, Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief corps. 10 attend service at the Sacred Heart church at 7:30 o'clock, Friday. May o0. The Rev Father Fitzgerald will preach the sermon.
 F Details for the cemeteries will meet at Headquarters at 7:3O a. m. to decor ate graves and return at P o'clock for lunch. At 1 o'clock comrades will assemble ill uniform at headuuarters to escort the Sons of Veterans the Veterans of the Spanish war. and oth- CT veterans to divine service at the monument where the Rev William I. Slocum will preach the sermon
 There will be services at inc Urn in Riverside cemetery by the Woman's Relief corps, and it is hoped that as many as possible will be in attend ance.
 "The following are the details: For visiting schools, o'clock, May 20: High school, Comrades Pendleton. J. J. Mcdonald; Crosby grammar school. N. w. Greenman and George Robbins: Elm street school, l. A. Spencer. o. A. Robbins and l.. H. Toucey; Welton street school, w. A. Spencer and .Jobn Loucks; Hendricken school, J. S. Hayes and ". Milton; Dublin street IN D Washington school, R. c. Snagg and G. Futile; Merriman school. I. Hig- gins and J. Stephens; Clay street school, G. A. Boughton and e. Hart ley; Porter street school, F. D. Bangs and M. Cayanangh; Bank street school, ID. c. Margraff and J. l.. Sake; Barnard school, H. T. Sanford and Theodore Knapp; West Side Hill school o. w. Cornish and l. Straw: Lincoln school, G. l.. Platt and Thom- as Ward; Driggs school, c. IT. Good win and J. F. Gaunt; Bishop street school, l.. Tillotson and B. Kellett; Webster school, William Mckinley and H. L. Plumb; Locust street school, F. Korngible and J. Friend: St Mary's parochial school w. E. Quigley, Chauncey Seeley and William Milton.
 "Details for cemeteries: Riverside, Comrades Platt, Bangs, Stephens, Milton, William Spencer and North rop, Croft and Pendleton of the Sons of Veterans and two Spanish War veterans yet to be appointed; St Jo- seph's, Comrades Hayes, Cavanaugh, Korngible, Knapp, Hoey and Loucks, two Sons of Veterans and two Span ish War veterans; Bucks Hill, Canaan ski and Tiffany and Comrade s. w. Brown; Waterville, J. D. Chatfield, J. Bradley Crockett and George Futile; Eastern, W. F. Quigley and Chauncey Seeley.
 U. T. EGAN, Commander