The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-18
and Mrs Mccartney. An enjoyable
evening was spent.
Memorial Service

The Main Street. Baptist church
could not accommodate all those who
gathered there Sunday evening, to
attend the memorial service, and
pay their tribute to Raymond Daley,
who paid the supreme sacrifice for
democracy. Pvt Raymond Daley
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Daley. A large delegation of
Odd Fellows (of which he was
nember) attended in body, escorted
to and from the service by Co. Il,
V. V. NJ, who also attended the SER
vice in a body. W. r. Magoon acted
as marshal. The church was appro-
priately decorated with allied flags,
also palms and Easter lilies, kindly
loaned by T. C. Camp, proprietor of
the Ball Flower shop. A beautiful
wreath with the picture of Private
Daley in the center, was placed on a
table that was draped with the Stars
and Stripes. The order of service was
as follows:
Music McCauley's orchestra with
MIS-. oOH L ut1CI dC GIlC plOlIO
Coincidence of the City
Mayor James T. Gardner
"Walking With God'' Male Quartet
Scripture Lesson and Prayer Pastor
"some Sweet Day" Male Quartet
Sermon Rev. A. V. Allen
Co. H, V. V. NJ. 1t. Col. A. H.Grout
Y. M. c. A. Henry Burgess
I. O. o. F. Noble Grand
Prayer I. 0. 0. F. chaplain
"Cast Thy Burden on The Lord'
The Quartet
Taps Bugler Herbert Webster
Benediction Pastor
Postlude The Orchestra
The entire service was very impress
sive, the most eloquent sermon by
Rev. A. V. Allen, the beautiful
thoughts expressed, trying to bring
some comforting words to the be-
reaved family, was very highly
spoken of. The address by Lieut.
Col. A. Fl. Grout, being an NITRATE
friend of the family, was in position
to speak many words of consolation
and comfort which will always re
main in the minds of the stricken
family, as we'll as the large circle
of friends that was gathered there
Henry Burgess, who has just re
turned from the battlefields OF
France, where he was engaged in the
Y. M. C. A. work, had been through
a wonderful experience, and knew all
the horrors of war, had seen with
his own eyes, the brave boys of the
U. S. A. face the Huns guns and fall
wounded and dying, tried to bring
to the family some thoughts that
might help them to bear the SORROW
and lonliness that is theirs, and the
family very deeply appreciate the
tender spirit and kindness that has
been given them.
Pvt. T. C. Daley of the Medica
department.. stationed at the Walter
Reid hospital, Tacoma Park, Wash
ington, arrived in Newport Saturday
night, on a furlough, to attend ths
memorial service for his brother
Raymond.
The readers Of the Evening Gale
DOMAIN, are to have the privilege ot
reading articles on "The League O.
Nations" writtn by Elk. Gov. JOSIAH
Grout of Newport. Beginning thu
latter part of this week they will rur
for six days. This is subject thai
is in the minds of all thinking classes
of today, and no matter what YOU
views may be, you should read these
series of articles by our honoret
Newport citizen. If orders are PLACED
at our office in Newport, the paper
will be procured for you and delivered
every day to places centrally located
Those at a distance will be sent b.
mali.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Lawson wen
/ to Boston Monday night, to atten'
L the auto exhibition. They will b
Il absent several days.
H Perley Folsom spent Sunday in 81
Il Johnsbury.