The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-22
.R76,1s 4 1855,
4th OF JULY.

| The Committee OF Arrangements nave determined
upon the following "Order of Exercises"
Atsunrise salute Of Is guns and ringing o bells
At the same time. hag staff will be raised in tn
park At 10 O'Clock, signal gun will oe nred at which
time the procession wiliorm on MAN ~, TIE righ
1 resting Wisconsin ST. The various delegation
will form on The streets inning East from Nam st.
the Lake, the right resting on Main ST.. The rout
If the procession will be through Main ST., North
across the bridge Grams St, thence South arounC
the Park, to the East Gate, aud enter the Park. e
| The procession will be formed in the following Or
| der viz
/. Military Band.
2. Marshal and aids. #E
8. Soldiers and Sailors of 1912. f
| 4. Soldiers and Sailors Of 1885, lin uniorm.D
5. Disabled Soldiers in Carriages. FE
g. Fire Department.
Z. Full Bad. .- s-E
$. President of the day and ohaplains .4
y. orator and Reader. gnssrr.t
10. Clergy. IT. t5ls ..3.. 1852
II. Committee of Arrangements .
~. Public Schools. Z u E&s-t
g. Masonic Fraternity.
Is. Good Tempars. At
10. st. Georges BENEVOLENT Society. IT, e. u
II. Citizens and Strangers. q s0t.s
The Exercises at the Park will be as follows -
IL MUSIC t"+
q PRAYER-By Rev Mr. Norton.
8. MUSiC-By Kenosha Musical Society.
I a gREADlNG DECLARATINE OF lNDEPEND-
/ 4. ENcE-By Hon. A Van Wyck
s. MU$IC-By Kenosha Musical Society
e. GRAFTON BY Gen. II. E. PAINE, Mem-
sr,, r-s Der OF Congress elect.
7. MUSIC-By Kenosha Musical Society.
8. BENEDICTIUN. -.-......,-t..
A Salute of Sc Guns will close the Exercises
At Sunset, a National Saure.g u W
In the Evening splendid display of Fire.
works, in the Park: After which, will be given
a Bail, at Simmons Hail.
From ga. NJ till 9 P. NJ, all teams and convey.
WILDE kept out of Main Street. from the PARK
the DurEee HOuse and fro he STR Oh
Park. All the Stores, except where Refreshments are
sold. will be closed through the day and evening"
enable all to join in the celebration. Visitors from
the country Ill take notice, and not expect to do any
trading that day.
School Teachers and Scholars, will report in season
to Rev Dr. Gridey, the probable number that will
be in attendance. Good Templars are also request ed
to report TO Dr. Gridiey, few days before the 4tb
their probable number.
Masonic. Brethren will report to James 81. Stebbins.
Returned Soldiers win please send in their names
to Ii. b. Hinsdale,in order that Provisions NAV be
made for furnishing them with arms, if they have
none of their own Also for furnishing them witt
Free Tickets for Dinner
A Dinner will be served up in the Park for all
who wish to partake at moderate price.
The Ladies OF the German Bene violent Society, will
also hold Fair in the Park, for the sale OF Fancy
Articles.
The Marshal and Police will see that the streets
named are kept clear OF Teams and Horses and Also
that no Horses or Carriages be permitted to enter the
park.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY
President H. b. HINsDALE. Chief Narshal-Z G.
s1ANoEs. Aids Jas. NJ. Stebbins, Cap. r. Graham,
Lieut. Gaylord, s. Y. Brande.
-. CoMMTTEEs
fINANcE-Z G. Simmons, E. G. Durant, G. T. Van
AarSdaie.
Music AND FIREwoRKs-M H Petit, s Bronson, X
simmons, -a-- o. '.. ID.
SPEAKERS &C c Sholes Brande, A Farr.
iNvtTATos DIR. Gridiey, G Van Arsdale, J NJ Steb,
bins.
BALL Lee Fellows, Cosgrave, Simmons.
lITY CoUNcIL-W Reed, skeel J Lothrop, Jr
RINTING-S SchoR Brande Grant
FLAG AND POLE RAISING Capt. Geo W Reed, Capt I
81 Ackerman, Lothrop, Jr.
by Order of the Committee of Arrangements,
. ..h WI. EE. PETPET.
Chairman.