New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
PLAINVILLE ID HONOR HERO DEAD
  Graves to Be Decorated TOnlOr, TOW; Governor Mill Speak BOOZE RUNNER IS FINED
Brock Barnes AuXiliard Observes Sixth Anniycrsary-COopcr- Cooley Wcdding-Church Notices -- IH- neral of Mrs. Grifin--Bricfs.

PiainyiIlc will honor its hero dead
 tomorrow, Memorial Day, with ap-
 propriate ceremonies, including the
 decoration Of the graves of those
 who fell in the service of this C0un-
 try. Members of Brock Barnes Post
 No. 8. American Legion, will re-
 port at o'clock In the morning al
 the post rooms on Whiiing street
 while the Sons of Veterans will meet at the Town hall. Both organi2a-
 tons will then proceed to the Cath
 office cemetery and decorate the
 graves there.
 At 9 o'clock members Of the c. A. R.. Sons of Veterans, Woman's Re
 lief corps, Brock Barnes post. and
 the Planyille Fife and Drum Corps will assemble at the Town hall and
 march to the West cemetery. where services will be conducted by the Woman's Relief corps. The order of the exercises will be as follows: Prayer by Rev. Charles Wyckof, pastor of the Congregational church.
 Recitation, IincoDns Gettysburg
 address, by John H. Gowen. Remarks by Governor John Il l Trumbull.
 Firing of salute 10 the dead; taps
 will be sounded by Merton J. Lamb Bcnediction. by Rev, Arthur A. I Ball, pastor of the Methodist church. Soldiers and auxiliary members l will reassemhe at Fircmen's hail. | ForcstviIe, at 10:30 o'clock and will
 bo joined by school children. The
 procession will then march to the
 Forestvillc cemetery, where the G,
 A. K. service will be held as fol- lows:
 Reading Of orders by the adiuant.
 Reading from the service hy the
 commander.
 Reading from the service hy the
 chaplain.
 Recitation, Lincolns Gettysburg
 address, by Herbert Sprague.
 RcnarHS Dy the governor.
 Prayer by Rev. Charles Wyckof
 Firing of salute: taps.
 Benodiction by Rev. William ] Griffin of Forestvlle.
 The Woman's Relief Corps will , serve buffet lunch at Manross Post , rooms after this service. Members f of the C. A. R.. Womans Relio' |, Corps. Sons Of Veterans. Amaricar l Legion; Civil, Spanish ana Woro 2 war veterans. chaun"urs. teachers | handsmcn and guests are invited tC ; participate.
 Commander Daniel Emory of the Sons of Veterans will act as marshal at Piainvillp and C0mrado Franklin , Roberts at I'or"styillc. The orders of the day were issucd hy A. F.
 stark, commander of Newton S.
 Manross post, No. 57. C. A. R.: Jen-
 nic TickoI, president of the Wom- I ems Relief corps, and Bertha C. w.
 Beach, conference chairman.
 Orders for Legion auxiliary mom-
 DFlS ti t tlt HtI'lt dS ipF lfElbI members. Commander Robert Craig
 of the legion invites all ex-scrvicc f Am"n to taIlo part in the exercises l'h" order of dress will be civilian tclothcs and legion caps. Transpor- tation will he furnished for mem, bcrs of the ladies' auxiliary. Auxiliary Anniversary The ladies' auxiliary Of Brock, r Barnes post, American Legion, cele. . brated it's sixth anniversary last , night at joint meeting with the r legion. Large numbers of ladies , and legionnaircs were present l After the business meeting, at whicl = several new candidates were voter = in. 15 candidates were initiated Y The work was performed by the f auxiliary officers.
 f Mrs. Pfonnig of Bristol distric : committeewoman, addressed the f meeting, coneratulating the officers f on their work and reminding tht members that they must back tho z - -