Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-18

For The Wafchman.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH AT
MORETOWN, VT.

, CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH AT
MORETOWN, VT.
Under the direction of Charles Liscon,b, Esq,
and Capt J. b. Richardson. M1rshals.
1000 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE.
A Salute Of 100 Guns was fred at sunrise
and q grand Military Parade by the Valley
Guards under Lieut.. o. Wilder.
10 o'clock a. m. The Procession formed in
front of Dutton's Hotel. lathe Waits
field Cornet Band under the charge of T.. o.
Joslyn Leader. 2d-R. q. Buckley, Presi-
dent u. Howe, G A. Thornton and Hon.
d. i. Carpenter. Vice Presidents Rev. J
Gill; Chaplain Rev. G. G. Thornton reader
of Declaration of independence. Rev. Isaac
McAnn Orator Rev. u. McAllestcr, DIR. Les
ter Kingsley, DR.. H. l.. Richardson, Dr. ID. 9.
Joslyn. DR.. II. d. Brown and G.. F. Clough,
Esq. roast Masters. Geo Bulkley, Curtis
Haskins, NJ =. Heath VIM. NJ. Sawyer and
Freeman Parker, Committee 3d-Ihe Val
ley Guards attended with Martial Music
4th-Tho Sabbath School Scholars under the
charge of their Teachers. 5th-Ihe Citizens.
The procession then marched, under the
Good Old National Tune Of Yankee Doodle,
to the stand fitted for the occasion in front Of
the NJ. J.. Church.
"a. M Services opened by Prayer
from the Chaplain, after which the audience
, listened to the thrilIingly executed tune Hail
, Columbia by the Waitsfeld Cornet Band.
l30a. tn. Rev. G. G.. Thornton Of Waits
field was introduced. who read the Declare
tion of independence which aroused the
multitude to cheering, expressive Of their
sentiments.
u m The Procession returned in same
order to Dutton's Hotel under Medlcy's Quick
+ Step, played by 'he Waiu6eid Cornet Band,
and here the divisions OF the Procession were
escorted TO their respective tables, SO sumpt-
uously provided for the occasion viz, The
Valley Guards TO their, the sabbath School
J Scholars to one fitted for them; and the Band,
I Officers Of the day and Citizens to a table
provided for Thorn, in "a manner which strik
ngly convinced all that the Landlord aud his
Lady have mot mistaken their calling. The
Z respective divisions, after partaking bountiiul
! ly Of the repast SO sumptuously provided and
well arranged for the occasion, and after
short recess, at
p. 10. Reformed in their order AMI were
marched under the culivcniDg Wood up
# Quick Step march to the speaker stand.
= IN. The Orator Of the day Rev Isaac
J McAnn, Of Montpelier, was Introduced by
a few very fitting and appropriate remarks
' from the President whose Grafton was con-
ceeded TO be one peculiarly originated for the
j occasion frequently bringing forth loud cheer
b ing and applause and, in short,not to be beat.
At the close of the Grafton the cannon on the
eminenca spoke forth its national sentiments,
3 and the Waitsfeld Cornot Band struck up
the Good Old Tune of Hail Columbia and re-
{ stored the multitude TO It's usual equanimity.
The following Ioasts were thea read by the
Toasts Masters
l,t lNr gag uf f'ittfdte
3D. dnrgh1" Liuoll. President ~ ne inffa N1tf'
second only 20 hm vino "as hrst 100 war hfst ga peace
D 81 no cosrhtaH and he ruon-vhich makes
of many sovereign States one Great Nation and strength
4 ems as b lrngtheus.
BY thc love Of country swaycd,
We vow Che sacred bands TO- cherish
e lu Sos support pc bare he hiAdc
And with ihe union live nr perish.
iih. lgmoHt "lhe sar mar never sets
Z ''h Ihe ifmy OF me tHHef Nfat@ Ike grain
OF mustard seed 90 time % pcacet-m war u becomes
, mighty use' s4eerins ana prgtg,eiinE Nation.
i M commerce the hsnduad q science the yesia guar.
o dian of 'hs Stars and Stripes.
iNe xxx, & nc Xxx ers IN ,s ,D cre
monies Of day Ike III, As in The past, 20 in the flu
igr' must we lex To such champions &c isht guides ior
j d,,i,p Of All ,r,c y,idr and p,trj5sm
Sh. The Green hountain Boys.
AS me mountains remain ma, gave ,hen iheit name
So hrny ,hey1l stand in the c,ase u our land.
Will, De, ,-e echo =, n lfe,.i,9 - sa'7e-
the other sex no more 10 be resisted hau an attack Of
the Green Mountain Boys upon their enemies
iulh o'T btys from oid ifeH'N' heroes o. thc
gay Nl',ni' hi lle oAf"h.t en1IAe' NAY ie HIt,n
MounihW boys ana an i'NeF'ol uAeH country 'A'tuu ="
th.m u' snl n'h" OF lt""shlp' a. "ui sl.leae1 W.
me present connect h ti1-l measure "i' "'"'oN'"D'e
j. TO tht" oonIHEe lalof 'hN ialiiotlsu ,..,..
NO. re "tey 'aHinsi ms ual sSNNnttoluoh ma, nas
'NIMn 'na5 'Ag} aic l' '''o ~ i"N AMEN
i~h' ".' i"91t,
inll RANDOM sifA OF evil
!, a present -eil u' i5uR lnt 4gg'll-
am " we ','t ~ IVY VI .iN ol' nam li,'
j. ,,., % ~ YER n5 "a 'AHy % 'NoN 1tl,n
q il'h hf.3t'.t NIl.uI.h ."'l your PNe"tt'
4'in "''aH"' NS"-AuNa. no" ihuun
Ueuo., 'Al. aplN 'ielI P1ieu's anu ue.N
se,es 10y W " wv '5tnos Su 's'ISl u n'A' g I}
l3'1j n l.y,a5" r,l.oo. naJ'al'' N1l .li H.,'o
mos, WORTHY ssepberd thet ,er NOM NAV he made ,o
= shine end made radiant with the uudying principles
"G Ie 'h'{ ri are nov, now oc9S 'aI Ign m , IL, M
shepherds. procsim-Peaee on earth and good will to
! man
IS Inc regular 'oasis were read amid frequent
" cheering ana applause ana saleies IRON me
cannon ana music oy the hahl' ana esPeci"Hy
d after the Sd rebellion toast the band 'oiun-
tered dirge very appropriate Tor the toast