The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29
4TH OF JULYlt

Them, beg leave 70 report the following
|, ORDER OF ARRANU E.fENT
The Commitsse regret that the little time the.
have had to make the necessary preparations for
suitable observance ofthsday. has prevented then
from making such arrangement for an extenfve am
splendid display, as ought in their opinion'to b.
\ made in commemmoratng events 20 important L
the public at large The committee feel grea
pleasure in acknowledging the lberality Of the citi
zens and particularly the Young Men of the town
in providing funds to defay the expenses ofhe Gel
ebration. And as this is the YoUNa MEN's cele
bration, the Committee would feel grateful in hav.
ing all the Young Men in the place join in the pro-
ceesion. With this expression ofiheir wishes, the
Committee submit the following
ORDER.
AZ sunrise, q salute will be fired from the Aril-
ery, and national salute after the procession 4
dismissed, and the day will be closed by salute
at sunset The bells Of the several churches will
ring during the firing of the salutes and from the
time the procession moves until il arrives at the
meeting house. At 10 o'clock, a procession win
ion Of George H. Reynolds Chief Marshal, Mes
srs. William Paul and Bennett J. Munro, assistant
Marshals, and proceed precisely at l-2 past 10 o.
clock, escorted by the following companies to the
Baptist Meeting House.
lst Light Infantry, Capt. Wright.
United Train Of Artillery, Col. Bush.
Speaker Of the Day and Reader Of the Declaration
Of Ind dana
Officiating Clergy.
Clergymen ofthe town and vicinity.
Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk
Judges ofthe several Courts withth Clerks, pre-
ceeded by the High Sheriff.
Committee of Arrangements.
Officers the Customs and Post Office Department
Members Of the State Legislature.
Militia Officers, regimeutal and staff, in uniform.
Il Officers and ,as soldiers o. lsrs Of the Rev0lu-
Preceptors ofthe Public Schools with their pupils
three abreast, with appropriate banners.
Free School Committee.
Commissioners Of the Asylum.
Aged Citizens.
Young Men of the town.
Strangers and citizens.
The procession will proceed up Thames and
Franklin streets, down Hope street, up State street
to the Baptist Church, where will be performed
the following:
Music by the Choir
Prayer by Rev. DR. Wight.
Reading Of the Declaration Of Indepence, by Dr.
John L. Weedcn.
Music by the Choir.
Address, by JOSEPH M. BLAKs, ESQ.
Music by the Choir.
Prayer, by Rev. MIR. johnson.
The services at the church being closed the pro-
cesson will again form and proceed down High
and Church streets, up Hope street to the Hotel
and dismiss.
II is requested Of the several bodies intending 10
join the procession, to be at the Hotel precisely at
10 o'clock. Suitable persons will be in attend
ance at the meeting house preserve order prior to
and during the exercises; and will be expressly
understood that no person will be permitted to en-
ter the house, (except femacs) until the process
ion has entered. The Pews on the North side Of
the House will be devoted exclusively for the La
dies. The Galleries will be appropriated exc,u-
sively for the Choir.
The Committee would recommend to the proper
authorities strict observance and enforcement of
the ordinance Of the town relative to the firing Of
squibs, crackers, Sc. They would also respect
fully solicit the cooperation of all their fellow citi-
zens, in carrying the above contemplated arrange
ments into effect.
Citizens OF Warren and Its vicinity, and all who
feel disposed respectfully Invited to attend and
Join in the festivities of the day.
GEO. II. REYNOLDS,
TIIOS. CHURCH, JR,
BENNETT J. MUNRO,
JACOB BABBITI, JR.
BENZ. PITMAN, JR.
VIM. II. CHURCH.,
HENRY WARDWELL,
JAMES M. GOODING,
Committee of .Arrang enents.
BRISTOL, June ~, 1888.
o@ A special meeting Of the Warren Social
Hh Club, will be held at their hall on Mon
S day evening next, at 8 O'Clock. BY Or
derof the President T.. RANDALL, Sec'ry.