Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-24

Nay TAA0 SAGA iIiou OL Odhlduu III
automobiles; twelve, citizens ofsOak-
land: thirteen, public school children
OF Oakland; fourteen, ell other organi-
cations that care to join. All soldiers
and sailors not members Of the G. A.
r.. who have seen service in our
army. navy or marine corps are in
yited to fall in with the post.
The following exercises will be held
at the cemetery: first, Innovation by
Rev. H. S. Bernauer: second, Durge
by the band; third. poem to the I'M
known dead, Mrs. III. Ida Brown;
four, G. A. r. Memorial service as
sisted by the school children under
the direction of D. of ": five, deco
ration of the graves; six, Recall to
Colors; seven, salute. by detail from
American Legion; eight, exercises for
deceased aviators by the American
Legion Auxiliary; exercises Of Amer
lean Legion, Harry G.. Decker post:
ten, ceremony on the lake in honor OF
the sailors who went down to the
sea in ships never to return by 5. or
v. Auxiliary; eleven, salute by firing
SQUAD, Harry G.. Decker post; twelve,
assembly: thirteen. taps. Comrade
George w. Goulding has been ap-
painted as chief marshal OF the day
and has appointed Camp Commander
]. A. Hallett and Roy P. Tracey OF
the American Legion as his aids. +.
C. C. W. E. Damren and George
Brown are detailed to assist Com N.
p. Beverage and Q. NJ. G. II. Bryahs
Of the G. A. r. in placing nass ana
markers at the graves.
At 8 A. NJ. on Memorial DAY tne
above detail will also proceed from
the post rooms to Lewis and upper
cemeteries and with Mowers anu
wreaths provided by the ladies' oeS
crate IS graves In the former ana 10
graves in the latter. z. c. c. Merl +.
beverage. G. H. Cochran. II. F. kel-
lev and J. S. Pressey will report TO
Camp Commander j. A. Hallett az
camp rooms on Sunday. May ?oth ana
Friday, May S0th at A. NJ. TO assis.
Ia raising the colors at Memorial nan
and Lake View cemetery. p. Z. C's
a. o. Hallett. F. S. Whitney, George
s. Pressey: f. r. Cover will report
to camp room on Friday May soth
alto P. NJ. and proceed to the nome
of Mrs. J.. Wesley Gilman to receive
flowers and decorations. Roy r
Tracey is detailed by Harry U. Deck
er Post TO make arrangements LOT au-
tomobiles for use in parade on FIJI
dav Nav 3Oth. School children IN
tending to march will report 10 hish
school building at l p. NJ. on Me-
,,1crial dav TO Comrade Charles Bart
lett.
The following musical program
will be carried out IN cohheo.,oh
with the memorial service at VIC
mortal hall Sunday afternoon at
80 o'clock under the auspices q
the G.. A. r., w. r. Z. D OIL ", %
of V. Auxiliary, d. of ". american
Legion, and A. J.. AuAlilars, po-
nance from sampson and Daliia.
Saint Saens. Earle P. Sawtelle, MISS
Miriam Rice, Mrs. Florence Welis'
male quartet, Defenders OF the
Flag" q. c. Macy), Harold Taylor
G, 3. Chapman, Dean f. Wheeler
+, S. Bernauer: chorus, He Max
eth Peace" (Wm. A. FISHERY. en-.
semble choir: solo, "ReceSslonal'
(Kipling, music by Reginald de ko-
ven). Mrs Annie Lockhart; trlo'
"Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusu-
cana" (MascagnD. Mr.. Sawteile'
Miss Rice, Mrs. Wells; male quar-,
tet with tenor solo, "Honors Caii'.
(Edw. st. Quentin, Taylor Chap-
man. Wheeler. Bernauer; antnem'
Hymn of Peace" CIV. Hutchlns
Calcott). ensemble choir.
The memoria address will be CIV
en- by Rev. Francis s. Bernauer.
Eyeryman's Monthly Meeting and
Social
The Everyman's monthly meeting
and social, which was held Thurs
dav. night at the United Baptist
yestry. was highly enjoyed by all
present. Walter A. Farren and Os-
car Anderson had charge of refresh
ments. In view of the fact that
Deane S. Peacock, one of the organ
izers and active members OF the
class, will be leaving Oakland be-
fore another class social Will De
held, a farewell was extended him
at this time with speeches OF ap-
probation and regret by Rev. iran
els S. Bernauer and George J. Stott,
to which Mr.. Peacock responded fe-
licitously. Arrangements were also
made for class day next Sunday
morning. Mr.. Peacock was elected
Marshall.
All members of the Everyman's
organization and all interested
friends of the class are asked to
meet at the Community house Sum
day morning at 1915 sharp and
march to the United Baptist church
for special service. The Knights
of Honor and the Baraca boys will
serve as escort and it is expected
that the procession will be led by
n small band of musicians. At the
close of the service the members
will return under the same forma-
ton. At the Bible class hour, IL
noon. there will be special music by
the string trio and by male quar-
tet
On account OF the memorial serv-
ice at Oakland, Sunday afternoon.
the regular service at the Williams
Memorial chapel will be omitted on
Sunday afternoon.
The pupils of the Libby hill school
hung their teacher, Miss Florence
Nickerson. a handsome May basket
filled with fruit and candy Tuesday
evening. They were invited into the
house where refre shments were served.
The members of Sergeant Wyman
Women's Relief Corps are requested
to meet in Memorial hall on Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoon, May %
and 90 at 10 o'clock for the purpose of
making wreaths. An invitation is al
so extended to all ladies in town who
are interested.
Mrs. George Wood. who has been WIS.,
iting her brother, Frank Fl. Libby, at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse of High street for a few
days. returned Thursday to her home
in Portland.
f. L. Barker Of Waterville was re-
cent business visitor in town.
Mrs. Ralph Nintimer and son Ralph,
Jr., who have been visiting Mrs. Vim
timers mother, Mrs. Myrtle McCaus-
land. will rAtnrn to-day. EridnN- to