Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-30
/ MEMORIAL DAY PLANS s,.N. 4
AXE NOW coMplETEp


Plans for the Memorial day .exer-
ana all that is hoped for Ia GOOD
weather to make 1t the best in the. Ms
tory OF the Grand Army. Commander
Orrin NJ. Prace has arranged the fol- !
lowing program to take place at the !
Soldiers monument at Chelsea Parade: !
Commanders address,
orrin N. Price. -
Rev. E. Georg. Biddle ".'s''
Selection, Hear Ny Prayer. "a
Band. 4
star spangled Banner,
Hugh Kinder ,-
Reading Of Memorial day orders \
A. 0. Fairbanks.
Reading OF obituary records,
Rev L. George Eddie.
Lincoinis Gettysburg address, 81
George A. keppier. .,TI
Decora ting Of monument,
Past Post Commander J, Hetbest
George. ~
Chaplain e, Geors. Blade.
Memorial address.
Rev. E. A Leg. 81 4
America. 49,
Taps.
me exercises will We continued by a
review and dress parade by Companies
= and u. spanish War veterans -al1u
world war veterans.
Chief Marshal II;.soerg has an
nounced the formation Of the parade
as follows: 81.
Chief Marshal. Ma ior Charles A Hag-
berg.
AIsYshals Aides.
Platoon OF Police. rtt
TubDs Military Band.
Soldiers. and Sailors from L. s. Sub
NORMA EESf
1eonanettes from L. s. submarine
Base.
Company p, Connecticut State Guard,
Capt. William r Deniscn.
Comma nder. ..l..... g..
COMPANY A. Connecticut State Guard,
Lieut. nieh4Td lewis; Qon1n1a an Iss.,
Legion. Lieut.. Fare c. Herriek,
Commander. =. a
Spanish War Veterans,
=. NJ Burdick, Commander.
..- BOY Scouts,
efficiency Deputy Howard Ives,
Comma uder. ~ g..
TieIney Cadets.
Sons OF Veterans.
Sedgwick Post No: /. G. A, F.,
Orrin N. Price. Commander
Citizens Corps.
Town and City officials.
The two companies Of guards will
assemble at the arrnory at $50 o'clock
ard tho world var veterans, will as
sen,blc in uniform at Las and will be
headed by the band. They VIII march
10 the Buckingham Memorial, where
the parade will form With the right
line on the approach vo the NeT York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad
station. the head Of the column resting
on the crossTslk. All other orSani8a-
tions are to fail in their respective
+c0 ,...i1paaI Stotin0 n17S
parade will start promptly at 9iSe
o'clock.
The line OF march will be from
buckingham Memorial. to Burnhart
square counternarch through Main
street to Washington square, III
Washington street ia Chelsea Parade
where the exercises aro to be held
Following the exercises, the, parade
viii march down Broadway TO MAR
street and thence to Buckingham Me-
mortal. where the orga nizatiors vii
tall out.
The city and town officials will as
senble at the city hall at O'Clock
ready- 70 Eetirto the reviewing station
which is to be as usual from carria ge,
in front Of the Wsuregsn house.
Eor the first time the Spanish Wa
veterans OF Major GrisHold Cor1rnsn N
10. s. by agreement with Sedgwicl
post will hold exercises of their owl
ON Chelsea Parade Just previous :,
those OF the g. A. n. The member
Uill group themselves about the fias
and the ritual will be carried out b.
Commander c. n Burdick, Chaplain
George A. Turner and Officer Of tn
Day g. T. Skinner, These exercises
XIII take about IL minutes and al
though this is the first time that til,
spaniel War Veterans have held thei
avn Service it Is expected that 1t VII
low Become an annual event. s. II
The aids 10 Marshal .Hagberg VII
Be Lieut.. John p. Poet, Lieut.. Edwart
6. afcKav. Sergt, Raymond 3, Sher
man and Fred L. Kent. ....y,...-..