Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY, 1904.
Orders for Wadham's Post Issued by
 Commander Kavannaah.

Wadhams post, No 49, c. A. R., has completed the arrangements for Memorial day and the following order has been issued:
 Memorial Day Order.
 "Comrades-The season of tender memories crowd fast upon us. Again stirring drum beat quickens our inex- perlenced feet as we march away to the war, amid the cheers and tears of the multitude, and after four long Watchful years We behold the remnant of that brave band returning with tat tered flag and broken ranks to receive the plaudits O. redeemed nation. Again the air echoes with the war song, again we touch elbows with that resistless host, and feel the inspiration of those never to be forgotten days when we first became comrades and formed those ties which outlasr life itself.
 'F'riendshfps made where cannon roar
 Are friendships to the last
 And amidst the ever shifting scenes Of life our comradeship born of ma tion's extremity. cemented i'll the fur. mace Of war. remains unbroken.
 The great majority Of our com rades have already crossed the star-lit line, where the standards of Thomas and Mcdowell float high over the cam- parts of glory. Our ranks continue to break like tile waves Of the sea. and the roll call once so familiar has be come roll call Of the dead Nol not dead. They are not dead, but just away and
 They are marching. boys, are march
 ing
 With an air as proud and free As they marched with Grant and
 Hancock
 Or with Sherman to the sea. And tho time hath left it's turrows.
 Still their eyes as brightly shine, As when Little Mac aud Sheridan
 Came riding down the line"
 MICHAEL KAyANATGH.
 Post Commander. o. W. CORNISH, Adjutant.
 The following details for the ceme- teries are announced. They will leave headquarters with the flowers at 7:30 a. m., May 30:
 Riyerside-Ge eorge Platt, F. \. Pen dleton, John Stephen. Charles Good win. H. c. Scott. B. F. Merrill, H. F. Sanford George Hartley. N W. Green man. +. D. Bangs and two Sons of Veterans
 St Josephs Cemetery-John s. Hayes, John Egan H. F. Northrop. Frank Hoey. E. D. Rush. John Saxe, William Milton. Theodore Knapp. Edward Bergen, J. Keefe. John Byrnes. John Friend and two Sons of Veterans.
 Crockett Cemetery George c. Tut tle
 Bucks Hill cemetery-H. W. Brown.
 Waterville Cemetery-J. D. Chat field and G. A. Bradley.
 Calvary, East Farms. Pine Grove and Melchizedeck Cemeteries-C. See ley. H. Garigus and o. A. Robbins.
 The following named comrades have been chosen to visit the schools. They are urgently requested to attend:
 High School-N. W. Greenman, J. L. Sake.
 Crosby Grammar, George Robbins, D. c. Colby; Welton Street, J. S. Hayes, H. F. Northrop; Hendricken, John Byrnes. B. F. Merrill; Dublin Street, George c. Futile. John Higgins; Washington, George Boughton, Will liam E. Quigley; Clay Street, J. J Nc Donald, George Platt; Bank Street, F. D. Bangs. D. c. Marggraff; Porter Street, Theodore Knapp, Andrew Win ter; Lincoln Street. D. A. PendIeton, F. B. Cross; Driggs, C. Seeley, Will liam c. Mckinley; Barnard, Charles Goodwin, H. G. Scott; Webster, w. E. Hinckley. H. w Brown; Walsh, J. J. Carroll, William Milton: Bishop Street, John Steven, Frank Hoey; West Side Hill, I. Straw; Mulcahy, l.. H. Toucey, Edward Bergen; Ridge Street, J. Keefe, Sylvester Shea; St Mary's Pa rochial. John Eagan, o. W. Cornish,