The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-08
L. F. Wing of Rutland and
M. P. Maurice of This
Town to Speak
PRINCIPAL WARREN
TO BE CHAIRMAN
Mrs Fremont Hamilton to Have
Charge of Dinner to Service Men in
Masonic Temple - Girls to Place
Wreath on Monument.

Although new features in the program
for the Armistice day celebration Tues
day are popping up all the time the
principal events have been arranged by
the committees of Brattleboro post.
American Legion, and every assurance is
given that the verdict rendered at the
close of the days festivities will be
''oyer the top"
Hllarity and 'bang up" time will not
mark every minute of the day, as fitting
services in memory of the boys who paid
the supreme sacrifice win be conducted
on the common, where a wreath will be
placed on the soldiers monument and
prayer will be offered, and on the Con-
necticut river bridge, where a similar
service win take place, the wreath being
dropped to the water
An official summary of the program for
the day calls for organizations to gather
at the common in time to be assigned
their places in the marching line bv 10
o'clock. At 1910 o'clock the Brattleboro
Military band, Brattleboro post, Ameri-
can Legion, and war veterans will leave
will be offered near the monument by
Rev. W. c. Beranard, rector of st. Mich.
aels Episcopal cchurch, and the wreath
will be placed by the flower girls, Misses
Jane Tucker and Frances Dunleyy
/ At 1890 o'clock the parade will start
from the common, going down Main
street, across the railroad to the Con-
Eneeticut river bridge. where Rev DeImar
4 e. Trout, pastor of the First Uniyersalist
church. will offer prayer, and the flower
girls will drop a wreath. None of the
organizations will move from their po-
sition in line, as the service will occupy
but a minute or two. The march will
continue to the New Hampshire side of
the bridge and turn back towards Main
street Brattleboro post will take re-
viewing position at the plaza, saluting
each organization which will immediate
ly proceed to dispensing position, which
viii be designated by its individual COM
, mander.
In the afternoon speaking and musi-
cal program will begin in the Auditorium
at o'clock The high school orchestra
e has been engaged for the occasion and
vocal selections will be rendered by a
: we'll known male singer of this town,
and by Miss Katharine Denning. Attor-
neys L. F. Wing of Rutland and Mel
willie P Maurice of the firm of Harvey,
Maurice, Whitney & Fits will speak.
The chairman of the meeting will be
Principal Julius F. Warren of the Brat
tleboro high school
A scream" is promised in the football
fgame which is called at Island Park at
: 3l5 O'Clock between the War Relics and
| the Brattleboro high school. 1t is said
1 by the captain of the War Relics that
!. his team is in as good condition now as
! at any time this season and practice in
4 signal work was carried behind closed
doors last night. There viii be plenty
n of "subs" on hand.
Every returned soldier or sailor knows
u good thing Ito eatl when he sees it
and he will be given ample opportunity
at $50 O'Clock when a dinner will be
d served to all returned service men il
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