OLD GLORY

The Flag of Peace and
Good Will Toward Men

The "Little White Church on the Hill" extends a most Cordial Invitation to every Lover of His Country, to honor it and its heroic defenders, by attending the

Memorial Day Services

At the

Cushman Union Church

Adamsdale, Mass.

Sunday, May 28th, 1916

GEORGE H. LEWIS, Minister
Miss F. A. GUILD, Clerk
PETER DEAN, J. L. WIGHTMAN, Deacons

"UNCLE JOHN"
JOHN A. MEDBERY

Union Church and Sunday School
Memorial Day Service

11.00 A. M.

This year as in 1913, 1914, and 1915 the address will be made by John A. Medbery, G. A. R.
And "The Blue and the Gray" will be read by
Frederick A. Silber. G. A. R.

OUR SPEAKER
Again we are very happy in our Speaker. For the fourth consecutive year we are to be addressed by Brother John A. Medbery of East Providence, R. I. In arranging the hour of service we have kept in mind the years and strength of our Brother and our guests of honor, and unanimous desire of all to again hear him, Mr. Medbery served his country as a member of the First R. I. Cavalry and is now Chaplain of the First R. I. Cavalry Association. He is also Past Commander of Bucklin Post, G. A. R., of East Providence, and Chaplain.

FREDERICK A. SILBER

7.00 P. M.

"LEST WE FORGET"

ADDRESS

By

GEORGE H. LEWIS

"GRANDPA BRIGGS"
WILLIAM H. BRIGGS

GUEST OF HONOR

G. A. R.
William H. Briggs, Company I, Third Rhode Island Heavy Artillery, and Company F, Second Mass. Heavy Artillery

OUR READER

This year as last, "The Blue and the Gray" wll be read by our sweet spirited friend, Brother Frederick A. Silber, G. A. R., of East Providence, who served his country as a member of Company C, Twenty second New York Infantry

IN MEMORIAM The Cushman Union Church and Sunday School honors the memory of the following Superintendents and workers -- Veterans of the war for the Union : George Cushman, Ansel D. Nickerson, J. Henry Philips, Rev. George E. Leeson and J. B. Carpenter.