Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
18th JULY I!
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
At II O'clock A NJ, precisely, procession will form IN
the following manner
der Delegations of towns from to II, inclusive, will
form in front of the City Hall.
Delegations of towns from to V, inclusive, will form in
trout of American Temperance House.
Delegations of towns from W to L. inclusive will form
in Fl ont of the Worcester House, Oh Elm street.
The procession viii take up its line Of march by
hereafter to be designated, in the following orler
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.
(Aids) Delegations from out Of the County. (dids)
Delegations from towns within the County,
In alphabet cal order
The procession will march to tent TO be erected on the
President of the Day,
HON. CHARLES ALLEN, OF Worcester
Vice Presidents.
Henry Chaplin of Worcester; Alexander De Witt, of
Oxford; Amasa Walker, of West Brookteid Z. b. Bige
low of Grafton; Moses Wood Of Ftcbburg: CHARLES Ma
son, of Fchburg; benjamin Davenport Of Mendon; Is
rae Pumer, of Norhbridge; John r. Marble Of Charlton;
Caleb Thayer of blackstone; Theodore b. Within, Of
Uxbrdge; Cyrus Gale of Norhboro; Peter c. Bacon, Of
Worcester; Albert Tolm of Worcester; Benjamin Flagg
Of Worcester; Henry Denny Of feicesteri Thomas W.
Ward of Shrewsbury; Gilman Day of Templeton; John
White of Westminster; George 5. BarTage CT Leomin-
ser; Gen. E. N. Hosmer of West Boylston; Hiram Hunt
After a 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 an ntermission when
those who have tickets viii be seated at the tables, where
a dinner will he 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 are requested to be formed ready
march at The places DESIGNATED above Inc1uay at II o.
shas to the Chief Marshal, at the City Han.
Ladies will please assemble at the Old South Church at
Assistant Marsha the and provided with seats.
order at the tables it will be necessary
for all persons to procure their tickets OF the COMMITTEE
week previous the Celebration Price of tickets, Gen.
tlemen SLIGO, Ladies 90 cts.
FIRE WORKS!
The City Government having appropriated $500 for the
purpose, a SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREW oRKs may
be expected in the evening And The Railroads having
scented Reduction Of Fare to half price, and also TO
special Return Trains in the evening, after the Exhibit
ton over visitors will not be under 'he 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 any time before the din
Howland's, Lvemore's Lazes Bookstores, or OF
Edwin Draper, on Front street.
FURTHER ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The Delegations, in alphabetical oyder, VIII march up
Em Linden, down Pleasant streets and halt at
Main street, receive the officers invited guests ladies'
and ladies' with gentlemen, ndrch dect 10 the tent
N B.-Persons having tickets Will show Them al the
door the tables, and win be seated the Those
without tickets will be seated the outside the
tables. je256w
Money Wanted In Exchange for Bills.
FTHOSE persons indebted to w W. AYRES, for Boots
L and Shoes reminded that another quarter has
come round in which pay is expected, which will
greatly aid in paying others that cannot be put Off Call
befofefahd how much many es Will s aSe : ~ sss
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF gu ies various mention, be found at the
OLD STAND, better and cheaper than usual all the
must be sold in order close. The subscriber will sell for
the next Thirty Days, very large Mems Calf Boots
size IL. Fine
Cater Boots.
Ladies' Polkas, Jenny ins, Slips, Fine Cater Boots
Kid, Cloth, Buck kin, Patent Materials DC.
Boys and Youhs-A large variety, all new smooth and
= desirable, for every day and Sundays too.
d N. B.-Some expressly for Independence
e. w, W, AYRES,
i jyS-dlOt United States Block.