The independent-reporter., 1910-05-26
FINE PROGRAM FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
Major John W. Fogler
will give Address
Rev. b. b. Merrill Will Deliver Memo.
rial Sermon

Preparations are being made to OBJ
serve Memorial Day in an appropri-
ate manner The members of the
Russell Post, G. A r. with the Relief
Corps will attend the services at the
Congregational Church, Sunday morn
ing. 1t is earnestly hoped by the
members of the Post that all the hon
orary members, Women's Relief
Corps, Sons of Veterans. Spanish
War Veterans, the military com
pany, members of Co. L Band. all
old soldiers whether members of the
Grand Army or not. clergymen and
citizens will attend the services. The
same invitation is extended to all to
take part in Memorial Day services in
the Opera House, Monday, May 80. All
will meet at G. A. R. Hall, Monday at
p. m. and march to the Municipal
Building where the Grafton will be de-
livered by Major John w. Fogler. The
military company and Company E
Band will do escort duty.
The following program will be car
ried out at the Opera House; music
by the Band; prayer by Rev F. l..
Hayward; song Just Before the Bat
tie. Mother" by Mrs. Amelia Gould;
reading of orders by Adjutant; ad-
dress of Welcome by Post Comman-
der; song Cover them over with
Beautiful Flowers" by Prof. H. B.
Perkins; Lincoln's address read by
S. F. Emerson; response by L. L. Wal
ton; song by Mrs. Amelia Gould;
Memorial address by Major John w.
Fogler; song by Fl. B. Perkins; sing
ing by children, closing with "Ameri-
ca; benediction. Rev. B. B. Merrill
After the conclusion of the program
in the Opera House, the procession
will proceed to the North cemetery
where services will be held, prayer
being offered by Rev Robert Morris.
H. B. Perkins will sing "Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground" Then the
procession will march to the South
cemetery where a special service will
be held by the Post. There will be a
chorus of fifty children to sing Am
erica. Benediction will be pro-
nouncej by Rev. F. L. Hayward
The names of the soldiers buried in
Our cemeteries are given below:
Adams, John B.
Bigelow, Augustus
Bigelow, Amasa
Bigelow, Boardman
Bigelow, Isaac
Bigelow, Levi Z.
Bosworth, Cyrus
Brown, G. E.
Barnes, Charles
Buck, Fred r.
Brown, ]. M.
Buffum, Geo. w.
Baker, Dow c.
Bray, Henry l..
Barbeau, Chas. r.
Cleveland, Eleazer
Cleveland. Aaron B.
Coffin, M. B.
Crawford, Alexander
Cushing, John S.
Chamberlain, F.
Ceilings, James c..
Dearborn, Frank L.
Davis, Joel II.
Emery, Abner c.
Frame, John II.
Fletcher, Stephen c.
Fletcher, Freeman b.
Fish, Ruel w
Fowler, Geo w.
Frost, Albion b.
Foss, Daniel S.
Frye, Henry A.
Griffin, Mark
Haines, Dudley L.
Hanson. Samuel V
Holbrook, VIM. II.
Hathaway, Geo. w.
Hodsdon, Alonzo
Hovey, Lewis E.
Herrin, James w.
Judkns, Asa
Jewett, Freeman II.
Jewell, James S.
kellet. Thomas B.
Kimball Charles w.
Kirby, John j.
Lord, James II.
Lyscomb, VIM. S.
Lombard. Osbright A.
Littletield, John
Mcclure. Reuben
Miller, Chas A.
Mellen, Fred
Morrison, Anson r.
Osborne, Alvirus
Palmer, Geo. H.
Parker, Willie
Pollard, Henry
Pollard, John P.
Ross, John w. -
Robbins E. A.
Stevens, Horace
Stevens, Vim. M.
Sawyer, T. j.
Stafford. Geo. B.
Shattuck, VIM. F.
Snow, Chas. w.
Smith, J. o.
Savage, Brooks D.
Smith, Llewellyn C.
Shepherd, r. b.
Thomas, Chas. H.
Tobey, Amos c.
Thompson, Adelbert VI.
Tuttle, Llewellyn
Varney, Joseph S.
Varney, AlonZo
Varnum. ID. p.
Vaughan. Zenas
Webb, John r.
White, James d.
Wilbur, G. A
Weston, Amasa P.
Weston, Isaac II.
Worthen, NJ. W.
Wyman, John H.
WVman John e.