Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08
PrBLlc SERVICES.

Al eleven % CLOCK A. M. procession was +
formed by Chief Marshal Scott and his assist .
ants, and escorted to the Brick Church by the
Marshfeld Rife Company, under the com
mand of Col. Gilman, led by the Montpelier
Band. We believe it was the first appearance
of the Band on foot they played well, under
the direction Of Mr.. Rice, and marched like
veterans and the hardy men of Marshfeld /
looked like fellows who would make hard
time of it for any body who shall venture to
meet them in the tug Of war. At the church
the services were as follows:
Voluntary by the Band.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Malcolm.
Reading the Declaration of Independence
by Adams Kellogg.
Grafton by Hon. c. W. Willard.
Voluntary by the Band.
Benedicton.
The Grafton was one Of unusual excellence,
and the steady attention of a very quiet and
very large audience attested that all the per-
formances were satisfactory.
On the conclusion Of the services at church
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ing toasts were announced from inc oaicohy
of the Pavilion, by the Toast-masters, c. j.
Gleason and A. Z. Brown.
m. p,,rio,;,., n, Be,tyi- Ecst ,rosoryed NV N
frequent recurrence drs principles the essence Of
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Recreation or col baum and the gpeeiHg OF IeyYnont 10
B,yoyar When thew wish to renew their ACQUAINTANCE
,h 10 Green Maintain Rows lei them call for the guns
taken nom the II pssians
PerionfThere is sweetness in her mountain air. and
health IN her ubbinp spripps Beauty and virtue are
The Jewels Of her daupRters-valor, intelligence and
strength the birthright Of her
Thu Mothers q tie RcuoiatOa--Who prepared great
for great Occason may their sterling virtues and
worthy example not be forgotten by their daughters.
Ctci and Religious Ltbcrty-Ihc true basis of man .
equality.
Coifabias FWture--Eaoh anniversary Of its ndepen-
dence is span added 10 the bridge connecting the past
and future i,ghFthree arehes nave been successfully
raised D9Fi9us mas peen h,f psst lroSpfroas Is her
present. anu 'he iutute sun es nei' ncr' WIN 'he ehe
ges OF new NYri9 70 oe ueNtlopeu,
i3e Ndt,Q"qi am'"yotioH-May u never oe worse
eoys y. en- , ,u1 l tvio' ~ tV
our Modern Fo"eaa~ ana Fa'h'ohao" Women
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TIE Pyess Of MoatDs9er--May rs ''Watchman' new
er sluber at his post its "Pario never waver in de-
yotion 10 his counrv is "Irecman" ever cherish the
priceless level Of liberty and their teachings never be
unworthy of a Christian Repository
The Union and Uashinqton-Our country and her
plory.
The Uaion-Cemented BY the blood Of our fathers il
must be preserved by the virtue and intelligence Of her
children.
independence Day-tleralded by big guns and unumey
bells scorehed by squihs, squeezed by troops of friends
stuffed with extraordinary dinners, damaged by bad liz
uor, and burned in the fire worksyct by reason OF Us
strength mas u out run four score OF yearsi-nay Us
strength remain uWmpared, and rs glory grow brighter
any oreer u the i'o"''se" P'ys't ""y o. inc ea'h
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