The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-05-30
w. b. Sawyer, E. Hopkins, j. A. COls0n, II.
T. Scribner, A. E. Nickerson and L. NJ. Sar-

W. b. Sawyer, E. Hopkins, j. A. Colson, Il.
T. Scribner, A. E. Nickerson and L. M. Sar-
gent.
Marshall. E. Nickerson.
To visit surrounding cemeteries, with pow
er to call on comrades to assist:
PrOspect-David II. Gray, A. K. Gray.
Stockton Springs-Henry Overlook, Frank
Patterson.
Harbor-F. A. Curtis, F. A. Colcord.
North SearspOrt-A. StinSOn.
Swanville-H. W. Chase, Isaac Mason, A.
S. NickersOn.
Belfast-Geo. W. Curtis, H. T. Scribner.
E. W. Ellis.
Smart Cemetery - Albert Nickerson,
Nahum S. Piper.
Gordon Cemetery-E. Hopkins.
Sargent Cemetery-L. NJ. Sargent
=, Merithew Cemetery-R. 7. Scribner. j.
Comrades VIM. West and C. P Ferguson
will receive private decorations at Memorial
rooms.
Committee on marking graves in Village
and Nichols cemeteries, j. w. Black, E.
Hopkins.
Flags-John b. Ames.
Transportation-C. P. Ferguson, j. E.
Wentworth.
Evergreens-J. H. Kneeland, E. O. Col.
son, L. N. Sargent, NJ. NJ. Whittum, Silas
Young, F. W. Porter, F. A. Colcord.
Soliciting Flowers from Schools-J. A.
ColSon.
Decorating Graves of Former Past Com.
rades in NeighbOring Towns-H. L. Serb
ner, L. NJ. Sargent.
Decorating Monument, Church and Hail.
j. c. Dutch, F. A. Colcord, A. E. Nick Ter.
son, L. M. Sargent, W. B. Sawyer, M. NJ
Whittum, j. b. SWeetSer.
Music-E. Hopkins.
Decoration services in the outlying GENE
teries will be conducted early in the morn
ing, as far as practicable.
Invitation is hereby extended to patriotic
ladies to assist in the preparations for deco
ration exercises, and to furnish cut flowers.
Loyal ladies in surrounding towns are re-
quested to meet and make wreaths for SOL
dlers' and sailors graves in their ceme-
terieS.
1t is hoped that all soldiers of the late
Civil and Spanish wars will join the ranks.
take place in the column, and j. w. Black
is detailed to have command of the platoon
of children.
Committees on decoration in surrounding
cemeteries will report to commander as
early as possible after performing the SER
vice. There will be dinner served in
Union Hall dining room at II. 80 a. m. All
comrades and their ladies are invited.
Column will be formed on Main street,
| near the Soldiers monument at 9 a. M,
march to Nichols cemetery, where appro-
pirate ceremonies will be held and decora-
tloHS ucpUollou. Lille VI ludTCQ Will De re-
sumed to Village cemetery where like cere-
monies will be performed.
Returning to Soldiers Monument, prayer
will be offered, roll of honor read, and deco
ration services conducted. After which
column will march to hall and disband for
dinner.
At p. m. Rev. I. H. Derrick will deliver
the Memorial address in Union Hall. Mr..
Derrick is well qualified to talk to veterans,
having served as Acting Chaplain of the 7th
U. S. Artillery during the Spanish War; A
feature of the occasion will be the decora.
ton of the hall.
Music for the occasion will be furnished
by the Bradford band
All flags that are hoisted on Memorial
Day should be at half mast
1t is requested that all places of business
close from II to o'clock p. IN.
By command of
CLIFTON WHITTUM, Commander
j. A. CoLsoN, Adjutant.