The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-26
HOW 1T WILL BE OBSERVED BY
OUR cITlzENs-UNVEiL.
ING OF MONUMENT.
Military Parade Will Be Formed in
Front of the Ritlemens
Armory


ing one.
The feature of the aay will be the
unveiling of the Confederate monu-
ment in Hanover park this attgnOon.
The unveiling address will be deliv-
cred by Col. Albert Cox, of Atlanta,
who is one of the best orators in
the state, and his address today vnl
be heard by many of our citizens.
He will be introduced by Hon. Edwin
Brobston
| The postfIioce will observe Sunday
hours. While the banks and custom
house will be closed for the. day
1t is not likely that the merchants
will give half hohday as It IS Sat
urday and all of them would not agree
to close at 12 o'clock.
Orders No, /.
A provisional battalion, consisting
of the Brunswick Rifemen, Captain
l.. A Robinson, First division Naval
battalion, Lieutenant f. A. Wrench,
Oglethorpe division, No. 4 Knignts of
Pythias, Captain 7. Newman, Marine
band, leader John Baumgartner, will
form on Newcastle street in front of
the armory of the Brunswick Rifle
men, at 2:15 p. M. sharp, today, April
26, to take part in tho parade and
exercises attending the unyeuing of
= 20 i
BY order OF Commander Aiken
C. l.. ELLIOr, Aide.
Lieutenant and Adjutant
Orders of the Marshal.
BY virtue of the authority vested in
me by the ladies' of the Ms taforial as
sociation, | hereby assume command
of the parade on Memorial day, April
2, 1902, and have appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen to act as my aides:
Rev. Bradley. J. Stoyal Smith, Il. b.
Tupper. d. w Krauss, B. J. Butts f.
McC. Brown, l.. Ii. Haym, G. w.
Blanton, J. r. Haley, A. o. Townsend,
r. b. Burney, A. M. Smith, b. p. Cole
man, H. f. du Bignon, II. G. Peerson
and H. w. Gale.
The parade will form in front of
the Oglethorpe hotel at 2 O'clock D.
m, and will move promptly at 2:30
O'Clock, the right resting on F. street
All organizations are requested to
be in their positions promptly at 2
O'Clock, so the parade may move at
the time named. G. w. CLINE,
Grand Marshal.
Formation for Parade:
Mounted Police
Grand Marshal and Aides
Marine Band
Special Escort for Veterans
Confederate Veterans
Naval Reserves
Brunswick Rihemen
Uniform Rank, knights of Pythias.
Carriages, containing Orator of Day
Ladies' Memorial Association
Daughters Of the Confede.acy
Mayor and Aldermen
Fire Department
School Children
Citizens.
Line of March
Line OF Marah-DOwn Newcastle
to Hanover park, where the Memorial
address by the Hon. =. II. Cox, of
Atlanta, will be delivered and the Con
federate monument unveiled, after
which parade will reform and march
Presumed as follows Out George to
Union. up Union to Mansfield. out
Mansfield to Cemetery, where palade
will be dismissed
special musical program has
been arranged under the supervision
Of Miss Helen O'Connor.
The Mayors Proclamation.
Whereas Saturday, April 26, is Dec
grafton day, and legal holiday, [,
Nathan Emanuel Mayor of the city
Of Brunswick, Ga, by virtue of the
power vested in me, do issue this, my
proclamation directing that the city
Offices be cI0sGf at II o'ciuvk On that
day, and earnestly request all citl-
zens to close their places of business
during the hours Of the exercises.
Given at the City hall, Brunswick, Ga.
April "a, 1902. By the Mayor
| NATHAN EMANUEL.
Attest:
N. d. RCSSELL,
Clerk Of Council.