Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
THE EXERCISES BEGAN IN THE
SCHOOLS THIS MORNING.
Grand Army Veterans and Relief
Corps Together with Company !
Will Attend Baptist Church Sun
day-Memorial Service Monday.

exercises in the High school room,
which has been appropriately deco
rated for the occasion with national
flags and bunting. and quantities OF
cut flowers United States Attorney
james l.. Martin, Clarke c, Fits and
Rev Il. 4. Mathison made short adj
dresses TO the pupils of the high
school, the program being inter.
spersed with singing by the school
chorus.
At l:45 this afternoon the pupils Of
grades one to four held pre- Memorial
day exercises IN the Uniyersalist
church, the program being as fol-
lows:
Prayer, Rev. r. X. Marvin
Flag salute. Schools
Singing, America,
quotations,
Representatives from each school
Grade ". Main street
Recitation, Memory Day,
Flag drill Grades | and H. Esteyville
Recitation, Like Washington
Kenneth Clark
Song, Cheer, Boys, Cheer
Grade ", Canal street
Recitation, The Lost Grave
Ruth Wilder
Song, Fling out the Flag,
Grades | and H. Canal street
Recitation, Let Little Hands,
Helen Pierce
Song, sleep Comrades, Sleep,
Grade III, Main street
Recitation, Decoration Day,
Ruth stowell
Song, Bonny Flag,
Grades and II, Washington street
Exercise. Grades | and II, High street
Song. Shining in the Splendor.
Grades | and II. Chase street
Recitation, Union and Liberty
Sanford Smith
Song. Grades / and IL, High street
Gertrude Plummer
Song Red White and Blue,
Grade III, Canal street
short address. Rev r. K. Marvin
The pupils in grades five to nine
joined in pre- Memorial day exercises
in the high school room. beginning at
2:45 this afternoon. The program was
as follows:
Flag salute, All grades
PRAYER. Rev G. B. Lawson
Song of Peace.
Grades VII and VIII, High School
building.
The Flag in Nature. Inez stowell
The Minute Man, GLADYS Evans
The Thin Line of Blue, Breese Morse
song The Brave and the True,
Grade V, High school building
Who Patriots Are, Howard Brown
Recessional,
Grade VII. Canal street school
song. Tribute to our Patriot Brave,
Grade V, Canal street school
Taileyrand and Arnold,
Howard Geddis
Memorial nay. Helen Bruce
Song Long Live America, Grade IL
storming OF stony Point,
Song we Deck the Graves Of Our He
Grades VI and VII, High school
short addresses. Rev G. B. Lawson
Prin. II. X. Whitaker
Audience and schools
The members of Sedgwick post, G.
"a. r.. and Womans Relief corps win
attend the morning service at the
Baptist church in a body Sunday 70
listen 10 sermon by Rev, George b,
Lawson. Company l. Y. n. G.. viii
also be present. In the afternoon a
delegation from the post will so to
West Dummerston where memorial
services will be held.
on the morning Of Memorial day
Monday. Sedgwick post will go to
West Rrattleboro to hold services and
decorate graves of fallen comrades
The regular memorial services VIII
take place at the auditorium at
o'clock in the afternoon with the fol-
lowing program:
Music. First Regiment Daiia
PRAYER Rev. n \. Wood
Singing, Brattleboro male quartet
Address Rev. L. NJ. Keneston
SINGING Male quartet
Immediately after the close of the
service parade will be formed on Nam
street i'm the following order;
First Regiment band.
Marshal and aides.
Company l, V, n. G.
Palestine Canton, l. @. Q. F.
Sedgwick post, G. \. r.
Orator. guests and disabled veterans
in carriages.
The line of march will be TO the SOL
diers' monument where prayer VIII
he offered by Rev. II. r. Miles. The
line viii then return down Main
street to the Connecticut river bridge
where the Relief corps and children
win hold exercises in memory of the
sailor dead scattering flowers on the
water. The procession will theh
march to Prospect hill cemetery where
the usual services will take place
Delegations from the post will go to
Morningside and the Catholic ceme-
teries to decorate the graves there.
The line will then countermarch 10