Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-18

Luddy; soprano solo, "Flowers for the Dead,' Miss Christine Delaney; Rock of Ages,'' quartet connected with the Ladies' auxiliary; closing chorus, Nearer My God, to Thee," Ladies' auxiliary.
 After the Memorial services are con cluded the parade will be formed on Cole street, right resting at South Elm street and will move in the fol lowing order: Grand Marshal John F. Calvin, Aides William D. Keenan, Thomas Kenny, John Garfield, Patrick R. McNamara, Michael J. Mahon, Francis O'Brien, P. J. Mcdonald, Patrick McFadden, Dr P. J. Dwyer, Patrick Flaherty, William Finnan, Morgan Burke; First regiment Hi bernian rifles, band, 23 men, F. S. Dunne, leader; Company E, Hibernian rifles, captain, John Griffin; Company Hibernian, rifles of Naugatuck, cap- tains J. D. Shea; Company D, Hiber- nian rifles; Company D, Hibernfan IT, lies, Bristol, J. J. Sullivan, captain: clergy, invited guests, Ladies auxiliary and committees in carriages: Diyision No 2, Lieutenant Patrick Barry, con- manding: Division No 4, marshal. F. Brennan: Division No 3, marshal. E. F. Dunphy; Division No 4, marshal. B. Whitney; Division No 5, marshal. Joseph McGrail;. Division No 6, mar shal, J. Fl. MulvilIe.
 Line of March.
 Form on Cole, march to East Main. to Dublin, to St Joseph's cemetery.
 Exercises at the plot: Unveiling monument; singing by the children of St Thomas's parish; decorating graves. march to the vacant lot opposite ceme- tery, where platform will be erected. :. introductory address. County Presi- dement, T. F. Luddy; address, Rev VII liam J. Slocum of the Immaculate Con- ception parish.
 A1ter the exercises are concluded tne several divisions will form and march to East Main street to St Pat TICKS hall where refreshments will be served under the auspices of the La dies auxiliary. -
 Aides will report to the grand mar snai at o'clock D. m. and will wear dark clothes and white gloves
 The deceased members of +b4. ordar Tn Waterbury, the remains of nearI1 all of whom are inferred in the local cemeteries, are as follows
 Olv1s1On 1-James White Michael Kelley, Walter McNally, Michael Dug gan, Jonn McKenna. Michael Daly. Patrick Phelan, Michael Maher. Peter McGinn, Thomas Bergin Michael Meagher, John Bergin, Joseph Scl1Ilv. Andrew Cunningham, Michae1 AIc, Kenna, William Ward, Michael Brad ley, John Heating. William Thompson Cornelius Holland, James O'Brien, stephen Mitchell, Michael HoIfan, Feilx Hughes, Michael J. Oorcoran, Patrick H. Lawlor, William F. Dillon. John Walsh, James Hughes, Maurice Walsh, John Hogan. Michael Ffnnegan. Michael J. Nelligan. Patrick Fleming. John E. Finley, Patrick Hayden. Pat rick Bresnahan, Peter Murphy. Henry O'Neil, John Lynch, Daniel Moore. James Meagher, John StapIeton.
 Division 2-PRtrick Derwin, Patrick B, Casey, William Cooney. John Car son. Ffnton Guilfoile. Charles Dalton. James ). Madden. Joseph F. NuRent. John Madden, Patrick McNierney, Timothy Sullivan, Michael Eheehy. Richard F. Phelan. James Ha1-tv, John Morgan, Michael Russell. John Nolan. Patrick Lynch. Michael McAuIifce. Jer- emiah long, William PheIan, Charles Egan, John Brown, Michael Bowen, Martin Cream, Thomas Kelly, John T. Scul1y, Patrick E7tzmRurice, Patrick Toomey. Patrick O'Brien. Michael CIeary, Edward Shnnahnn John O'Con- neu. Petrtck MurllY. Patrick Moran.
 pRYisson 8-Patz1ck Houtihan, John