Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-29

Lyra Singing Society.
 Gotta Lejon, Order of Vasa.
 Fourth Division.
 Form on Park avenue, right on West
 Main street.
 Joseph Gauthier, Marshal. Aides: Matthias Lareyiere, Alex F.
 Besancon.
 St Anne's Drum oCrps.
 Uniformed French Societies.
 St Anne's Parochial School.
 Fifth Division.
 Form on Prospect street. right on
 West Main street. f@
 Walter E. Monogan, Marshal.
 Aides.
 St Cecilia's Drum Corps.
 School Children.
 St Mary's Parochial School.
 St Thomas's Parochial School.
 St Cecilia's Parochial School. Commander John L. Sake has is- sued the following orders:
 Post Order No 4.
 Headquarters Wadhams Post, No 49.
 Department, Conn. c. A. R.
 May 2S, 1908. Comrades will assemble at Post room at o'clock a. m., May 30tn, 1908. Wear badges and white gloves, all that have uniforms are ordered to wear them. ..-.
 By Order
 JOHN L. SAKE, Commander.
 GEO L. PLATT, Adjutant,
 LEANDER NORTON,
 Color Bearer.
 Post Order No 5.
 Comrades, as spring brings forth the flowers, the most beautiful tokens of nature. the hand of time calls us to our solemn duty to distribute those flowers upon the graves of those who sacrificed their lives upon the altar of their country, those who offered their lives and gave their service to this country in the darkest hours which threatened the perpetuity of this un- ion, its freedom and equal rights to all; also the graves of those who went thdough the terrible strife and car- mage of many battles and some through that hell on earth called prison life, and lived to return to their peaceful homes but have since answered to the Great Commander who calls us all to our last roll call. l ask you to do your full duty this memorial time set aside and beloved by our order. the c. A. R., as the most sacred time of the whole year. Friday. the 29th. you will visit all the schools of Waterbury, Middlebury and Prospect. according to the detail made by me and where. by your pres ence. as much as by your words, you will inculcate the spirit of loyalty md patriotism especially into those ehil- dren who have not been fortunate enough to enjoy our free institutions to their full opportunity.
 May 30th. Memorial day. com rades will assemble at headQuarters. z o'clock a. m. wearing badges and white gloves. All who have uniforms will wear them. At a. m. a detail will proceed to our monument al the west end of the center green. escorted by the Mattatuck drum corps. thence to decorate the monument without other exercises. Returning to head quarters the comrades will form for parade. march to the place Of assem- ply. report tO the grand marshal. Colonel James Geddes. who will as- sign you to your position In tho line. At 3 o'clock the line will pass in review of the city government Os- icers at city hall. and thence proceed to Hamilton park. where appropriate exercises will te held.
 After the exercises you will re- turn to Headquarters. where you Efll find a substantial lunch prepared by members Of women's Relief corps. At z:3e D. m you vill form to eS- cort Wsdhsms Wonenis Relief corps. No 1. Department of Coanecticut. c. A R.. who wflI procsed to the Rfser- side cemetery At the ufn standing there in honor of uzknown dead cnna- radss who sIeer their long sIeeu in the south. and you are to participate in the services for the oeczsioa. sffer which you vilI return ts ksaasuar-