The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-23


United Train of Artillery.
George a. Browne Post. No 25. Com.
mander David C. Wyatt
hodman Post No. ~. In carriages. Com.
msnaer James T. v Bucklln
Carriages with disabled comrades
Spa American War Veterans
Department Commander george A. For
syth and stan.
Clsrkes Providence band. r. n. Clarke.
leader
Company II. Second Regiment Infantry.
Il. r. l. NJ. captain Kane.
Captain Allyn X. Capron Camp. No o.
Arthur l.. Lake commander
Light Battery A Volunteer association
Captain Edgar r. Barker. comma nder
Captain Charles v. Gridley Naval Camp.
No 2. Gardiner c. Sims. commander
Ex-soldiers and sailors OF war with
Spain
Battery A, Light Artillery. r.. Y. l. NJ
Flower Wagons.
Other organizs tions desiring 20 join In
the parade will be assigned position upon
reporting as above.
ROUTE AND CEMETERY DETAILS.
The route OF march will be Dor-ance
Westminster. Summer. Broad, Weybos-
set and Exchange streets 70 F.Ichange
place. The department commander will
IL passes up Westminster street Upon
arrival at Exchange place the parade
will be dismissed and the posts with their
escorts and camps OF Sons OF Veterans
will proceed TO cemeteries as follows;
Prescott post. No. I, North Burial
Ground and Catholic cemetery.
Slocum post. No 10. Rodmsn post, No.
II. Swan Point cemetery.
Ives post, No. l3, Grace church cem-
etery.
Arnold post, No. 4. Locust Grove and
George r. Browne post, No. 25 oak
lsOd cemetery.
Posts IL. ana 2S. with their escorts
are granted permission 70 leave the COLI
umn at corner OF Broad and Summer
streets.
PRESCOTT POSTS sERVICES.
On Memorial Day after arriving at Ex-
change place at the conclusion or the pa
rade. and after the line has been dls-
missed Prescott post. accompanied py
CAPT Allyn X Capron Camp. No. s and
Capt Charles W Gridley Camp. No. "a
spanish-American War Veterans, and the
Hospital Corps. will proceed by convey
ance 10 the North Burial ground, Junior
Vice Commander James Eastman, with
one company. will take conveyance TOT
St Patrick's cemetery. on Douglas ave-
nue.. Appropriate services will be held AT
this cemetery.
AT the post monument in the North Bur
ial ground the post will be assisted by the
pupils OF the Branch avenue grammar
school. Reuben Y. Randall, principal and
the following program Will take place
Dirge. American band. Bowen r.
Church. leader; prayer, by Rev. Charles
H. Ever; singing, Lead. Kindly Light,
Rev J. B. Dykes, pupils or Branch Ave
.l - xAn
Honored Dead" Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Bessie r. Martin, Branch Ave-
nue. school; singing, Memorial Day,
Samuel F. Smith. pupils OF Branch ave.
nue. school; defamation, Address az
Abraham Lincoln. Walter
f. Greenwood Branch Avenue school; 4
singing. sleep. Comrades sleep" Sam 7
uel F. Smith. pupils OF Branch Avenue .
school: strewing or flowers on the graves
In the post lot, by pupils OF Branch Ave
nue. school. benediction, Rev. Charles X. .
Ever: taps Bowen r. Church.
TO DEDICATE NEW MONUMENT.
The department commander and STAFF
will attend the dedica ton OF the Soldiers
a, the corner OF Fruit Hill and
Olney avenues. North Providence. al 2:so
D clock y. m. Use Crtredale cars via
Smith street.
Prescott post having accepted an invita-
ion 10 participate IN the ceremonies at
ending the dedication OF the Daniel W.
lyman fund bronze statue OF THE Vol
inteer Soldier" in North Providence.
will assemble at the post hail.
Monday. May %. at 30 o'clock p. m,
wearing post uniform. white gloves and
} A. r. badge. transportation will be
furnished from the post hall TO North
Providence and Dturn.
The dedication OF the Soldiers monu-
nent at the corner Of fruit Hill and Olney
venues. North Providence the afternoon
4 Memorial Day. will be attended by
of the q. A r.. members OF the
Ions OF Veterans, ". 8. A., WoNan's Re-
ef Corps and other patriotic associations.
Farrsgut association Of Naval Veterans
4 the Port OF Providence will be the
uest OF tfe Fsrragut association OF the
'ort OF New Bedford on Memorial Day.