Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-19
PROGRAMMES

And order OF Arrangement for ie celebration Of The 2Za6
February.
The Military and different Orders Visitors, Teachers
and Pupils of the Dealand Dumb and Blind institution the
Teachers and Pupils of the various Schools in Stanton,
rnJ zenS generally respectfully invited To- assemble
ON saturday at II O'clock. the hill at the Fast end of
,own known as .GoSp4i HUI where the procession will
be for,ced aud move I'm the following order:
|. Military.
2. independent Order df old Fellows.
s. Sons of Temperance.
4, Masonic Order.
5 Mayor aud Council of Saunton,
The Clergy.
Committee of Arrangements.
s Orator of The day and Reader Of Washngtons Fare
well address
@ Visitors, Teachers and Pupils OF the Deaf and Dumb
10 Other Schools and 50 on as the NIarshals may d
rect
Alta special Contamination Of Stauaon Lodge No lS held
the Masons Hail. the Of Staulton, Friday evening"
the 18th of February, A. d. 1881. :,
Letter OF invitation from John n Hendren, Esq Chair
man Committee Arrangements for The celebration Of the
approaching Birth day of Washington, presented b. The
Robertson, the following resolutions adopted T..
Resolved lst That the letter be received aud the Invitation
Resolved End That whilst Nelson's would not consent
TO take part III my po Wv wy vii ae 80
approaching birth day oil W aShugton.
Resolved 3d. That the Wor. Master be and hereby
uuccd communicate these resolutions the Chairman the
Comnittec of Arrangements behalf IF the Citizcns.
Resolved 9TH Thata Coaqittc' b. appg"teG to make the
accessory arrg behalf Of The Lodge for the elcba
on aresadand that they be ald hereby instructed 70 IN
wife Sister Lodges and transient Brethren good standing to
Resolved 9TH ary furnish copy ofthe Letter
5Fnvaon and Of the foregoing resolution orpG6catoa in the
several newspaper in the Town.
Broth r, r. Blackburn, Ii II. Robertson. W. II Watts.
q Hudson and F. Patterson were appointed the Commit
under the 18th resolution.
The following copy OF tn" Better referred to in the fore
SrAuS76N, February l4th, 1851
DEAR Sra The Masonic Lodge which you preside is
respectfully invited to unite with their cowct OSaup
ton in celebrating the 2ToacGns Brtsday Of George Wash
J. n. HENDREN, Chr. Comm. of Argt
: Wa H. HARAAN, Esa Master OF Masonic Lodge No. Is,
j. F. PATTERSON, R, ssc'y.
At meeting of Charity Division No g. Sons of TEN
peauce on Monday evening, February the l7th, com
ruuuicaten was received from the committee of arrange
meu forcaiebraug he %2nd inviting the Division to u
mite in procession
Whereupon The rov,toc raSsl,on WAS odnn,ed no tho
Division:
Resolved That though cordially approve of the pro-
posed ceeoa'on and believe it the part Gfa true lovers
o'hr Union 10 encourage by uniting in procession as CIT
4@eS' We gu "' conceive proper occasion for
hotVn % our order
CC5- Concord Division, Of the Sons of Tamror,Doo IN
Sauuon having accepted the invitation to unite in The Gel
of the 22d earnestly request all Sons Of Temper
ance in the county, 10 unite with them IN the proposed Gel
pbraiiOR.
- The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in Staun,on
havinu accepted the invitation TO Unite in The proposed Gel
ebrun of the 22d Of February, cordially invite all mem
be Of the Orde transient brethren, in good sandng
10 unite with hem in celebrating the birthday OF the Ia
ther Of his country.
a. In Europe, people take off their hats to great men
in America great t,Se off their hats to the people
Universal suffrage, says French author readers the chill
drep oc ,u5a equal to the children Of the gods.
eJ. The amount Of duties levied upon merchandise and
passengers passing through the State Of New Jersey during
the year 1850 and into the State treasury, is S75,5l2