Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-27

4Ll JULY
FREE SOIL CELEBRATIONS!
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
AT ii O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely, procession will form in
The different will be arranged alphabetical
der Delegations Of towns Gom ito II, inclusive, will
form in front of the City Hall.
Delegations of from to V, inclusive, will form in
froIt of the American Temperance House.
Delegations of towns from to T. inclusive, will form
in font of the Worcester House, on Elm street.
The procession Will take up its line of march by route
hereafter to be designated IN the following orIer
Chief Marshal
Music.
President of the Day.
Chaplain.
Orator of the Day.
Reader Of the Declaration of Independence
Invited Guests
Vice Presidents.
Committee of Arrangements
(4fds) Delegations from of the County. (1idS.)
Delegations from towns within the County,
In alphabet cal order.
me procession VIII march to 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 Worcesterj Alexander De Witt, of
Oxford; Amasa Walker, of West Brookfield E. B. Bige-
low of Graltoni Moses Wood, of Fchburg Charles Ma
SON. of Fitchburg Benjamin Davenport Of Mendon; Is
rae Pumer, of Nortbridge; WIN. b. Marble Of Charlton;
Caleb Thayer, of Blackstone Theodore b. Within, of
Uxbridge Cyrus Gale, of Northboro Peter c. Bacon of
WoTcestei Albert Tolman, oWorcester Benjamin Flagg,
OF worcester; Henry A. Denny of Leicester Thomas w.
Ward of Shrewsbury; Gilman Day, of Templeton; John
White of Westminster George 5. Barrage CT Leomin-
ster Gen E. n. Hosmer, of West Boylston Hiram Hunt
of Milford, Marshall Wetherbee of Ashburnham.
After Prayer and 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 intermisson wher
those who have tickets will be seated at the tables where
dinner will be provided
After the dinner addresses will be delivered by Hon
CHARES ALLEN the President of the Day, Hon. JOHN
VAN BUREN,, hon. STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, and other
distinguished speakers.
The delegations requested be formed ready to
march at the places designated above punctualy II
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
IL O'clock A. NJ whence they will be accompanied by the
Assistant Marsha to the tent and provided with
In order to the tables it will be necessary
for all persons procure their tickets of the Committee
of Arrangements in teI respective towns least one
week previous the Celebration. Price Of tickets Gem
temen $780, Ladies so cts.
FIRE WORKS!
The City Government having appropriated $500 for the
purpose, a SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS NAV
be expected in the evening And the Railroads having
sened Reduction Of Fare to half price, and also
over visitors will under the necessity of re
turning to their homes in the early trains
The citizens of the other counties in the Commonwealth
respectfully invited to attend.
Per order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
II Tickets for the dinner may be had till the 2Sth inst
at Howands Livermore's and LazelI's Bookstores.
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