Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30
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PAWTUCKET CELEBRATION.

The Committee of Arrangements for cele-
brating the 4th Of July, in the village of Paw
tucket, in conjunction with the citizens oi
Valley and Central Falls, have completed the
duty assigned them, and submit the following
ORDER.
l. Rife Corps, commanded by Capt. Jacobs
2. Orator of the Day, Officiating Clergyman
and Reader Of the Declaration of Inds-
pendence;
g. Committee of Arrangements.
T. Clergy Of the village and vicinity.
s. Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers.
g. Militia Officers, General, and Regimental
staff, in uniform.
T. Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk.
g. Members Of the State Legislature.
9. Past Orators of the Anniversary.
10 Youths of the several Sunday Schools, four
abreast, with Their Teachers.
ii Mechanics Society.
IL Throstle Frame, 4s spindles, and Pow
or Loom, both in full operation, drawn by
six horses, the power to be commune at ed
from the wheel Of the carriage on which
the machines are placed.
lS. Strangers and Citizens.
M ,jor Samuel Greene will act as Marshal
of the Day. The civil procession will be form
ed by the Marshal and his aids. Captain Ed
ward s. Wilkinson will Marshal the youths OF
the different Sunday Schools. Teachers and
youths of the Sunday Schools will assemble at
their several places Of public worship, at an
early hour, and be in readiness to Join the pro-
cesson at tho Hotel. The sections Of the diff
ferent Churches will ring the bells at sunrise
and during the time the procession is moving
10 and from the place Of celebration.
Natopnl go Into ,u,II ho Erod ~ enu r,eo
from Prospect Hill. On the return of the pro-
ccssion to dismiss, a salute will be fred by the
Rife Corps.
The Military, different Bodies and citizens
forming the procession, are requested to assem-
BILE at the Pawtucket Hotel, at 10 o'clock, A.
M. precisely. The procession will move over
the Bridge, up Front-street, down Back-street,
through Main street, down Pleasa nt-street, up
Churcb-street, down Main-streot, to the Rev.
Mr. Benedct's Neetng- House, where the fol-
lowing service will be performed:
MUSIC BY the Mozart Society.
PRAYER-By the Rev. Mr. BENEDICT.
MUSIC BY the Mozart Society.
Reading Of the Declaration of Independence,
BY Mr.. BENJAMIN FEssENpEN.
ORATION-by the Rev. GEoRE TAFT.
MUSIC BY the Mozart Society.
After which, the procession will again form,
and march over the Bridge, up Main, and
down Back-streets, to the Hotel, and dismiss.
Mr.. Edwards Of the Pawtucket Hotel, will
prepare an elegant Dinner, of which all dis
posed are invited to partake. Tickets at
81 rs cents, may be had at the Bar.
The citizens of Valley Falls are requested
to assemble at Mr.. Joseph Jenks' Tavern, at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ from which place they will
be escorted by the Rifle Corps, commanded by
Captain Jacobs, to Central Falls, and receive
the citizens Of that village, and proceed imme-
diatcly TO Pawtucket
The inhabitants in the vicinity Of each of tho
above places, are respectfully invited to join
in tho celebration.
J. C. STARKWEATHER
DWIGHT INGRAHAM
EDWARD WALCOTT Patctucket.
DAVID LEFAvOUR
WILLIAM FIELD,
J. JENKS, Central
JOHN KENNEDY, Falls.
WILLIAM o. BROWN uuu.. r.u.
THOMAS LEWIS, "''
Committee Of Arrangements,