New Britain herald., 1915-05-26
IRA F. HICKS,
 Marghal.
School Excrcises.

has made the following arrangement Of speakers at the Memorial Day exer- cises to be held in the public schools Friday:
 High school, at s:s.o and at 1:so o'clock, S. H. Wood; Grammar school, at S:a0 o'clock, Commander F. V. streeter; Rockwell school, at 1:30 o'clock, Judge John Goats; Smfti1 school at 1:30 o'clock. William H. Relyea; Northend school, at o'clock, Abram Howell; Bartlett school, at 1Q:S0. o'clock, William F.. Sternberg and E. w. Schultz; Burritt school, at 10a. m, Major Ira F. Hicks and E. G. Hurlbut; Lincoln school, at 2 o'clock. Rev. L. S. Johnson and Will liam Stewart East Streer school, at 2 o'clock, Loren D. Penfleid and Chief W. J. Rawlings; Srnalley school, at II o'clock, W. E. Latham and A. e. Breckenridge; Osgood Hill school, at Z o'clock, A. Howell: Monroe Street school. at 2:30 o'clock, L.. w. Robbins: Stanley Quarter, at a2:8o o'clock, w. E.t@Latham; Model school, at e:3o N o'elock, c. w. Norton and Mayor c. A.. (aHlEley; Open Air school, at 2:3e o'clock, Commander F. V. Streeter.. MrssI,athan expects also to arrange for speakers in the Parochiaf schools. X
 Sons of Veterans Orders
 Commander F.sA. Goddard of L. D Penfield camp, Sons of Veterans, last night issued his Memorial Day orders as follows:
 Brothers of L. D. Penf7eid Camp.
 x Sons of Veterans:
 s'Again I would remind you of your duty in the fitting observanee of Me- n1orial Day and your obligation to the Grand Army of the Republic. to the memory of your deceased brothers and to your country. Tn the rush of every day life. in the struggle for money, for place or for pleasure, it is we'll at all times to pause and remem- her our obligations to our fellow men and to our country. The most beautiful service performed by the members of the Grand Army of the Republic is the placing or flowers upon the graves of their departed comrades When the last veteran has ioined his comrades, or the other shore We, their sons, will on each Memorial Day, strew the mounds be- reath which rest their immortal forms with the flowers that grew in the soil they preserved to freedom.
 "The proper observance of that day ana US sacred memories, you are aH-
 monished to remember.
 "Do@not desecrate this day by de-
 voting it to pleasure, or amusement. but keep it sacred to your rather or
 your fathers memory and the cause of patriotism for which he stood ready to sacrifice his life.
 The officers and brothers of L. D. Penfeld Camp. No. Il S, Sons of Vet erans, are requested to report at G. \. R. headquarters. No. 299 Main street. May 31, at 7:30 a. m.. to as- sist the members of Stanley Post. No. II, Grand Army of the Republic. in decorating the graves or their de- ceased comrades.
 IL. D. Penfield Camp willsassemble at headquarters at 2 p. n., sharp. May 31, for parade with Stanley Post 'L. D. Penfield Camp will attend rsrvice at the South church on Sun- day, May 30, at 4 p. m. The camp will assembly at Grand Army hall at l o.:3O o'clock and march with Stanley Post to the church.
 Eligible sons are invited to join the Sons of Veterans in the exercises Of Memorial Day. Members owning ] automobiles are requested ro provide them for the use of comrades of the Grand Army.
 Frank A. Goddard, Commander, l James c. Henderson, Secretary.