Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-05-31
HONOR TO THE
SOLDIER DEAD
Impressive Memorial Ex-
erCises Were Held at
WatertOWn.

morning, When a detail from the posi-
visited the various cemeteries and
honored the departed heroes by decking
their graves with garlands of flowers
and bunting.
At o'clock the parade assembled at
Post hall and marched to Oak Hill
cemetery, where services in accordance
with the g. A. r. ritual we're held
The order Of parade was as follows:
ORDER OF PARADE.
Thacker's Concert Band.
German Veterans, Capt. j. Schatz
Mayor H. Wertheimer, Rev. Thomas
B. Thompson. Rev. John Barrett,
Commander John Habhegger
in Carriage.
Sons OF Veterans Firing Squad and
Drum Corps, H. A Holdridge,
Commander.
o. d. Pease Post No 81. G. A. r.
Manned Comrades and Woman's Re-
lief Corps in Conveyances.
City Administra ton and Citizens in
Carriages.
At $3.50 vast throng assembled at
Turner Opera House to listen to the
masterful Grafton of Rev. Thomas B.
Thompson, and the other members on
the program. which was carried out as
follows:
PROGRAM.
Instrumental Music
Thackers Concert Band
Introductory Remarks :. :. -.
Commander John Habhegger
Tfhyer. -.
Rev. John Barrett
Mixed Chorus, Nearer My God 70 Thee
Congregational Church
Defamation, Our Honored Dead
Gilbert Greene
President Lincoln's Address Of 1868
to the Army. :. -. ...
A Comrade
Recitation. Kipling's Recessional
Marion Gardner
Rev. Thomas B. Thompson
Music, selected ...... ...
High School Chorus
Instrumental Music. =.
Thacker's Concert Band
Recital, The Blue and the Gray
Minnie Dekoff
Mixed Chorus, Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground ...... ;.
Song, Chorus America. ........
The Audience
Following is list of the names OF
the soldiers who lie in the local GENE
teries whose graves were decorated
Oak Hill-O. D. Pease, Theodore Ra-
eek, Adolf Schulermann, g. Newman.
Ernst Off, S. Hill, Caspar Schilling,
James Fierce, Gottlieb Baumann, John
Weissert, Joseph Bendall, William D.
Weber, Henry Allermann, Leo Kabet,
S. E. Greene, Ernst Schnasse, Riemer
Fuchs, John Bailey, c. Marshall, John
Meier, August Herold, David Mont
gomery, Charles Hoeffner, Henry Zeid.
Ter, Fred Zeidler, Lyman Gibbs, Aug
ust Schmidt, William Brown, Porter
Gibbs, August Erdman, Fred Schmutz
ler, Robert Forken bridge, George For
ken bridge, Herman Neither, Thomas
Christen, Ed Schuermann, John Kali,
Jacob Steinmann, Andrew Loehr, C.
Wegener, Julius Keyes, John Evans,
Fred All, Henry Mueller, Henry Krue-
ger, William Fischer, L. Jaehrling, w.
Schmidt, M. Krebs, julius Marquardt,
5. Damp, H. Angelroth, N Humphrey,
Walter Weaver, A. Gritzner, G. Spang-
enberg, julius Bartlett, E Kastep,
Charles Piper, w. c. Spalding, Adolf
Muster, Henry c. McFarlane, Samuel
Vaux, Nose Richards, Richard Stein
berg.
st. Bernard's-Andrew Masterson
Valentine Sweeney, Hugh Kennedy,
Martin Malloy, James Curley, Sam
Goodbeau, John O'Brien, Hugh McMa.
hon, Sam Ringwood. John Shean, Pill
aus Donovan, Patrick O'Connell. B.
Reynolds, Michael Boyne, John Wough,
Timothy Driscoll, Pat Mcmahon. NJ
O'Neil, Michael Gegenheimer, Louis
Urtubese, Thomas Mcmahon, Edward
Deagen, c. Matthews, c. Mccarthy,
William O'Brien, j. Shields, C. Seifert,
George Rinehart, Charles Wollensack,
Hugh Murphy.
st. Henry's-Pius Zoelle, Joe Nett
ner, Thomas Held, Joseph Brehm,
Peter Engelhart, Charles Gritzner, B.
Fischer.
Lutheran Edward John
son, w. A. Stendors, Remi Bassinger,
Theodore Siepert, Theodore Henke, Joe
Gamm, Gabriel Rimested, L. Steinke,
Julius Kuehl.
Emmanuel cemetery-Albert Schmeil.
Moravian-George Stempel.
Rev. Thompsons Address.
Mr.. chairman, mem bers of the O. d.
Pease Post No. "a, ladies and gentle