Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01
18th JULY!
FREE SOIL CELEBRATION!

FREE SOIL CELEBRATIONS!
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
AT IL Clock A. NJ, precisely, procession will form in
The different will he arranged in alphabetical or
Ger Deegall9ns OF towns iiom ITO II, inclusive viii
Delegations Of towns from TO V inclusive will firm IN
iroht OF the American Temperance House
peiegatons OF towns from to Z, inclusive, will form
III mont ol inc worcester House, on Elm street.
The procession Will take up its line Of march by r,ta
hereafter to be designated, in the following order:
Music
President of the Dav.
Chaplain.
Orator of the Day.
Reader Of the Declaration Of Independence.
Invited Guests
Vice Presidents
Committee Of Arrangement.
(4iGs) Delegations from ont Of the County. (Aids.)
Delegations from towns within the County,
In alphabet cal order.
The procession will march tent to be erected on the
common, where the meeting Will be organized follows
President of the Day,
HON. CHARLES ALLEN, of Worcester.
Vice Presidents.
Henry Chaplin, of Worcester; Alexander De Witt. Of
Oxford; Anasa Walker, of West Brookfeld; E. B. Bige-
low, of Grafton Moses Wood of Fchburg; Charles Ma
son, of Fchburg; Benjamin Davenport OF Mendon; Is
aePlumer, of Norhbridge John Z. Marble, Of Charlton;
Caleb Thayer, of Blachstone Theodore b. Within Of
Uxbridge Cyrus Gale of Northboro; Peter C. Bacon of
WoIcester Albert Tolman Of Worcester; Benjamin Fagg
of Worcester Henry A. Derry, of Lecester Thomas W
Ward, of Shrewsbury; Gilman Day, of Tempeton John
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ser Gen. E. N. Hosmer, of West Boylston Hiram Hunt
of Milford, Marshall Wetherbee, of Ashburnham
Alter Prayer ard Hymn, the Declaration of Indepen-
dence will be read by HARTLEY WILLIAMS Esq; and
the audience will listen TO the Grafton, by
HON. JOHN p. HALE.
After the Grafton, there will be an intermisson when
those who have tickets will be seated the tables where
a dinner will he provided.
After the dinner, addresses will be delivered by Hon
CliARES ALLEN, the President of the Day, Hon JOHN
VAN buren,, Hon. STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS and other
distinguished speakers.
The delegations requested to be formed ready to
march at the places designated above punctally o.
clock, and report themselves when formed by their Mar
shals, to the Chief Marshal, at the City Hall.
Ladies will please assemble the Old South Church
II o'clock A. NJ, whence they will be accompanied by the
Assistant Marsha to the tent and provided with
In order the tables it will necessary
for all persons procure their tickets of Committee
of Arrangements in THEN respective towns at least one
week previous the Celebration Price of tickets GEN
temen 81 90, Ladies so cts.
FIRE WORKS!
The City Government having appropriated 5000 for the
purpose, SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWO RKS may
be expected in the evening And th Railroads having
scented to Reduction Of Fare to half price, and also
special Return Trains in the evening" after the Exhbi-
ton is over visitors will not be under the necessity of re
turning to their homes in the early trains.
The citizens of the other counties in the Commonwealth
| are respectfully invited to attend
Per order of the Committee of Arrangements.
@ Tickets may be obtained sny time before the din
at Howlands Liverores Lazes Bookstores or of
Edwin Draper, OH Front street.
FURTHER OnDER OF PROCESSION
The Delegations in alphabetsa order, will march up
Elm nden and down Pleasant streets and halt
Main street, to receive the officers invited guests ladies'
and ladies with gentlemen and march direct the
| n B.-PersOns having tickets will show them at the
without tickets will be seated the outside ht
tables. je25-dw