St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-05-25
Memorial Day.
Religious Service Sunday Evening and
Music and 0ratory on Monday
the Program,

On Sunday evening at z O'Clock Memo
| rial services will be held at the South
church. The services will be conducted
and the sermon delivered by Rev. Frank
S. ToIman, who will be assisted by Rev
Peter Black and Rev. E. E. Phillips. The
subject cf the sermon will be The Trinity
of Patriotism"
| Early Monday morning the children
are requested to bring flowers to the
Grand Army hall in Citizens Bank
Block on Railroad Street. The flowers
| will be put into shape by the women and
| then carried to and distributed at the
various cemeteries by the details already
made. Dinner will be furnished as usual
at the 6. A. R. hall at II o'clock noon.
At q. m. sharp the various bodies that
will join in the parade are requested to
form under direction of the marshal on
Railroad street.
ORDER OF MARCH.
1st Division.
Major George FL. Stearns, Marshal.
Police.
st. Johnsbury Band.
Palestine Comm andery No. ..
Canton Crescent No. 2.
2nd Division.
Oscar E. Beck, Marshal.
Rthan Alien League.
Champ1ain Guard.
G. o. F. Guard of Honor.
3rd- Division.
Lieutenant F. L. Carr, Marshal.
Capt. e. B. Frost, Camp S. of V.
Co. DIV. N. G., Special escort to Chamber1in
Post.
Chamberlin Post 6. A. r.
Disabled Veterans in carriages.
Orator of the Day.
President of the Day.
Chamber1in Relief Corps in carriages.
A flag raising will then take place over
the 6. A. R. Hall on Railroad street.
Then the procession will march up East
ern Avenue, Main street, Mt. Pleasant
street, down Summer street to the Union
Schoolhouse where the children will give
an exhibition under Superintendent
Palmer and the teachers. After this, the
procession will reform and march down
Summer street to Central, to Main and
upon Main street to Court House Square
where the ritualistic ceremonies will be
held.
The procession will again form, march
up Main St. to The Colonial where the
Memorial Day exercises will be concluded
with this program:
Call to order by comrade Collins F. Ward.
Music by St.; Johnsbury Band, "Reeollec-
tions OF the War;" Boyer
Prayer by Rev. FIR. Leonard.
Reading of Linco1n's Gettyburg Address,
by Mrs. Grace Butterfie1d
Music by a chorus of school children.
Roll of Honor of Chamberlin Post,
by Adjutant Charles Ross
Lampe
Address by Rev. E. A. Hoyt of Hyannis,
Mass.
Music by a chorus of school children.
1st verse of America by audience.
In the evening at o'clock the new
Hall in Citizens Savings Bank Block on
Railroad street will be dedicated with
the following program:
Piano Solo, by Mrs Mary A. Green
Presentation of protrait of Col. George e.
Chamber1in, the gift of his sister, Mrs.
Caroline Chamberlin Lutz of Lincoln, ILL.,,
by Commander May, and received by Post
by Adjutant Ross.
Singing by chorus of school children.
Dedicatory Address by J. Rolf Sear1es.
Address by Commander May, Who shall
perpetuate Memorial Day."
Address by Mrs. Sarah F. Hovey. "Object
and aim of w. r. c.
Address, Memories which the G. A. R. Hall
will awaken"
lThe last three addresses, five minutes each.)
Singing by chorus of school children.
Address by Supt. Corwin F. Palmer; ''Edu-
cation for Patriotism
Address by Hon. Alexander Dunnett, Lees
Statue in Statuary Hall, Washington.'
1st verse of America.
Owing to the limited size of the hall,
the 6. A. R., the w, R. c., the Sons of
Veterans and Auxiliary and their guests
can well join in these exercises.