Town Honors Soldiers With Memorial Day Parade
Town residents marked Memorial Day with a broad showing of reverence despite dreary weather. Veterans groups, schoolchildren, Italian bands, and multiple militia units joined a crowded Main Street parade, culminating in ceremonies at the town hall with prayers, speeches, and a three-volley salute at the monument.
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Generaat
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Pple
J. J. Noxon
Hill Cemetery
Pades
J. Ennever
Shailer Fes
Edwin Stroud
Revi Horton
Mr. Gould
Tioth
Michael Lucey
Pine Fe Cemetery
Fred T. Bailey
William B
Albert Hotchkiss
A. E.ham
Bliss
F. D. Brewster
Indian Cemetery
Mrades A.J. Bethel
George Fick
Harry C. Hill
E. F. Newell
Jade E. W. Pond
Sco
Arthur S. Losey
Louis W. Pitt
Kkeley Divinity School
St. John’s Parochial School
SS All
Dunn ¢Ie
Mansfield Post
Middlesex Building
Relief Corps
Harriet Frisbie
Henry Cornwall
Portland
Mansfield Camp
Sons of Veterans
Fast Hampton
Adjutant Brewster
John W. Stewart
Connecticut Volunteers
John W. Lamb
Twenty-fourth
John F. Ackerly
Charles P. Abbey
Benjamin Goodrich
First Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Henry A. Eastman
Main Street
George T. Meech
Herbert L. Dow
Joseph M. Lucey
Harry L. McCutcheon
Joseph T. Elliott
State Guard
Fred R. Hunt
Joseph P. Quirk
East Hampton
Sons of Italy
Rees
Fell
Girls Patriotic League
Lin
Margaret Russell
Hood Army
Fulle
Fred
Ieutenant Matthew Basile
McDowell
Common Council
John C. Fisher
Francis A. Jordan
St. Francis R. C. Church
God the All Merciful
F. W. Greeny
South Congregational Church
Columbia
E. R. Hyde
Baptist Church
Gerhart A. Wilson
Congregational Church
Hadlyme
America
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