Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-25

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Unitarian church at 1890 A. NJ, Sunday.
and on Thursday. the program Is similar
to that of last year. Rev D. n Beach
of Bangor. is TO be the Memorial day
orator. Exercises will be held at the
Colby Memorial hall at A. NJ, ard the
societies viii then march to the WinsIow
cemetery. The evening exercises viii be
held at the Opera House
Following are the programs for Mem
orial Sunday and Memorial day:
Memorial Sunday: W s. Heath Post,
No. H. Department of Maine. Grand Ar
my Of the Republic; Garfield Camp. No.
]. Sons of Veterans: Kennebec Camp.
No II, United Spanish War Veterans. w
$. Heath Circle, Ladies' of the Grand
Army; l. S. Bangs Circle. Ladies OF the
Grand Army; Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Sons of Veterans; Dorothea Dix Tent,
Nd. 2, Daughters of Veterans. escorted
by Company II. Second Regiment Infan-
try. will attend divine worship at the
First Unitarian church at 1890 In the
forenoon.
The line will forra on Common street
at 10 O'Clock and move at 1910 o'clock
Comrades are requested to meet at the
Grand Army han at $40 A. M
The ladies OF the Grand Army. the
ladies OF the auxliaries and citizens are
requested to be generous with their gifts
OF flowers. Flowers should be sent to
the Grand Army hall on Common street
early Wednesday morning
Memorial Day.
Thursday forenoon: w. s. Heath Post.
No IL, Grand Army; Garfield Camp. No
/. Sons of Veterans; the faculty and stu-
dents of Colby college, escorted by Cons
pany II, Captain William Murray. led by
the Waterville Military band. W. ID.
Haines leader, will form on Common
street at $50 and march at S.45 to Mem
orial hall on the Colby campus, where
Memorial service will be held by the
post and members of the college. At,the
close of the ceremonies they will return
to Main street near the city hall square
and take up the line OF march To the
Fort Hill cemetery in Winslow.
The service at the Ticonic bridge viii
be conducted by Dorothea Dix Tent, No
2 Daughters of Veterans The CUSTOM
airy service Of strewing flowers ON the
waters in commemoration of the sol
ders and sailors who sacrificed their
the Winslow cemetery the usual program
will be carried out. The comrades will
ride from the Bridge.
Afternoon Program.
Thursday afternoon: The parade will
form on Main street at 150 o'clock the
west side, the. right resting on Silver
street and will move at O'Clock sharp.
The following will be the order of parade;
Platoon of Police.
MdterNIlie Military Band. w ID. HaiupS.
Leader.
Marshal of the Day and Aids.
Company Fl, Second Infantry, National
Guard state of Maine Captain VIM.
Ill. Murray, commanding.
Platoon of Police
Marshal of Day and staff.
Waterville Military Band
Company y. National Guard; State of
Hospital Detachment. Medical i Corps.
Lieutenant E. f. Goodrich.
Garfield Camp, No, | sons Of Veterans.
w S. Heath Post, No. a. Grand Army of
the Republic. Commander Syl-
vester Haines.
Associate Members.
kennebec Camp. No H. United Spanish
War Veterans Commander Henry
Reynolds. sstns
knishii : # i f SsS;siy captain S's
Modern Woodmen of America, Chief
Forester T. C. Libby.
Boy Scouts
Vaterville Fire Department. Chief w.
w. Berry
City officials. clergyrnen and board of
education In carriages
An invitation Is also extended to any
other society to join in the march and
1t is requested that the commander ra-
port to the marshal of the day of that
morning
The line of march will be down Main
TO Silver to Redington and Summey to
Pine Grove cemetery where the exer
cses will be as follows
Dirge by Watervilie Military band:
prayer by Rev. Isaac LaFleur; decora-
ton of graves at the sound Of the bugie.
dead: benediction.
The line will reform. march up sum
mer street to Gold, to ELM to Soldiers
monument. where the following program
will be carried out:
Selection. Waterville Military band:
prayer. Rev Fl. c. Turner; special SER
vice. w. s. Heath Post: decoration OF
the monument: calling roll of honor. y.
S. Emery; salute for the dead
Elm street to Main. down Main to Conn
mon and break ranks.
Evening Program.
w. $. Heath Post will meet at the
Grand Army hall at Z o'clock In the
street at $50 in the following order.
w. s Heath Post No. IA; Garfield
Camp, No. l. Sons of Veterans. with the
led by the Waterville band. escorted by
Company n, and kennebec Camp. 80.
H. spanish war veterans, VIII escort the
speaker to the Opera house.. where the
exercises. beginning at o'clock VIII be
as follows.
Music. waterviIle Military band;
prayer Rev. C. r. Stimson; singing
chorus of school children, Miss stock
bridge, director; reading of general or
ders: address, Mayor w. X. Pattangsll
Introduction of post commander. Sylves-
ter Hanes; reading of Lincons address
at Gettysburg Lawrence Jones; singing
school children; Columbia drill. By Is
school children; poem 1.-THE Blue and
Gray" Mary Agnes Remission. singing
by school children; reading OF Logans
address, Raymond Rogers; GRAFTON, Rev
David N Beach, Bangor music, Water
Vile band; benedction.
Per order Memorial day committee.
n. S. EMERY, chairman
Chief of Police John p. Baxter of
Watervile was handsomely remem-
bered by his friends of Division L. A.
o. H.. Friday evening, when lie WAS
foH srff PM nF