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HipPlace of Meeting will be on the Public Green
( If stormy, in Town Hall.)
It is requested that all citizens, so far as practicable, suspend active
business and assist in these exercises.
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F B O G r R A M M K < PART I.
EXERCISES AT GRAND STAND— 2 o'clock.
GEORGE KEELER, Chairman of the Day.
1. OPENING PRAYER,
2. ORATION,
3. SELECTIONS,
4. POEM,
Rev. J. B. Stoddard.
Eey. S. J. Horton, D. D.
Prospect Cornet Band.
- Bey. 0. H. Baftery.
5. BEADING OF THE BOLL OE HONOR, Prof. Eri D. Woodbnry.
Order of Procession.
Cheshire Cornet Band.
Horton Cadets, Two Companies.
Prospect Cornet Band.
Veterans, under command of Horatio D. Smith.
Citizens in Carriages and on foot.
Route of Procession.
Procession will form on the Green and march to the Old
Cemetery, thence to the Episcopal and Boman Catholic Ceme-teries,
concluding at the Soldiers' Monument.
PART II.
GRAND PROCESSION.
FRANK HOTCHKISS, Chief Marshal.
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P A R T III.
EXERCISES AT THE MONUMENT.
ADDRESS,
ADDRESS,
Rev. ffm. A. Phipps, of Prospect.
Rev. A . Booth.
NATIONAL IIYMN, - - - - " America,''
By the audience, accompanied by the Prospect and Cheshire
Cornet Bands.
My country ! ' tis of the; e,
Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee I sing;
Land where my fathers died !
Land of the Pilgrims' pride!
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring !
My native country, thee—
Land of the noble free—
Thy name— I love ;
I love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and templed hills;
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
CLOSING PRAYER,
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet freedom's song;
Let mortal tongues awake;
Let all that breathe partake;
Let rocks their silence break—
The sound prolong.
Our father's God 1 to Thee,
Author of liberty,
To Thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright
With freedom's holy liglit;
Protect us by Thy might,
Great God, our King!
Bev. J. H. Isham.
All Veterans are requested to report to the Committee on
the grounds, and take their place in the Procession.
The PROSPECT AND CHESHIRE CORNET BANDS will give a
Concert on the Stand at ONE O'CLOCK P. M . , the regular
Exercises COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT T w o O'CLOCK.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ARTHUR E. HOTCHKISS, FRANK HOTCHKISS,
HENRY BEADLE, HENRY RICE,
MERRIT D. HOTCHKISS.
COMMITTEE ON FLOWERS.
Miss MARY BEACH, Miss MARY DIOKERMAN,
Miss JULIET FENTON. J>
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Admiral Andrew H. Foote, U. S. Navy.
Lieut. Edward A. Doolittle, 20th C. V.
Corp. Titus Moss, 20th C. V.
Corp. John A. Peters, 1st Coim. Cav.
Corp. Thomas Simons, 20th C. V. i
" William Beadle, 20th C. V.
Reuben Benham, 20th C. Y.
Lambert H. Benham, 20th C. Y.
• Tared Bradley, 20th C.' V.
John B. Bradley, U. S. Navy.
William Burke, 20th C. V.
James R. Baker, 15th C. Y.
John Buckley, 20th C. V.
Edward B. Dolph, C. Y.
Frederick E. Hoadley, 20th 0. V.
Julius H. Hotchkiss, 20th C. V.
George W. Ingham, 13th C. Y.
Nathan Ives, U. S. Navy.
Alexander Mercer, 9tli C. Y.
Henry B. Munson, 13th C. V.
Charles Mulvey, 9tli C. Y
Franklin Moss, 20th C. V.
John McLaughlin, 20th C. Y.
George W. Mitchell, 20th C. V.
John L. Preston, 20th C. V.
James Quick, 29th C. Y.
Michael Reynolds, 9th C. Y.
Albert L. Rice, 20th C. Y.
Albert F. Russell, 20th C. V.
Henry Stevens, 13th C. Y.
Oliver T. Smith, 20th C. V.
Augustus Talmage, 1st Conn. Art.
William Uhl, C. Y.
Edgar Upson, 20th C. V.
Patrick Welch, 9th C. V.
William Wooding, 6th C. V.
