Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-29

clusively for them.
A Committee of gentlemen and ladies
have been appointed 10 solicit contribu-
tions for the table and we have no doubt
our citizens generally Will enter into the
project with interest and that the tables
will be loaded with refreshments. The
names Of the Committee are, J. j. r.
Randall, c. Carpenter, J. II. Bowman,
D. T.. Grandy, DR., Geo, Dutton, Mrs. G.
A. Tuttle, Miss Ellen Barrett Miss Sea
yer, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. C. X, Williams,
Mrs. Burnett, Miss Hotchkiss. Miss Con-
nell and Miss Smith.
This Committee will have the full
charge Of the table and with the coop
Grafton of the parents, and teachers will
see to it that the children have a good
time.
The list of the officers and the pro-
gramme of exercises are as follows
oFFIoBRs or THR DAY.
Prssident-Wm. Y. Ripley, Esq.
Vtcs P,esidents.-Gen. II. H. Baxter,
Charles Sheldon, Francis Slason, Gen.
Isaac McDaniels, VIM. A. Burnett.
Seoretaytes.-C NJ. Gay J.J, R. Ran
dali.
Chaplam.-R Rev Silas Aiken D. D,
Oratoy.-Hon. S. NJ. Dorr.
Reader of Declaration Of LaaependnT.-
Capt. w. c. DuntOn,
Toast Master-C. c. Dewey.
Marshall. R.-Col. c. II. Joyce.
assistant Mars6aR8-Wm. NJ. Field,
| Col. W. G. Veazey, c. II. Ripley, and
others whose names haze not yet been
reported to US.
! Committee Of ArTahgements.-J. B. Page,
Chas. Sheldon, L McDaniels c. Fl. Joyce,
! G, A. futile, John Cain, II. G.. Clerk, B.
X. Chase, w. C. Dunton, H. R. Dyer, B.
! F. French, JAS. Merrill S. w. Rowell
NJ, G. Everts, T.. V. X. Wilson, J. W.
| Cramton.
Coliatio" Commutee-J. Z. Bagley, John
Cain, B. X, Chase, N. S. Stearns.
Committee on Fire Worbs-Geo. A Tut
tie, NJ. G. Everts
| M4si0-Springfield Cornet Band.
Vocal dO-RutIaud Chorus Club,
The programme is as follows:
Ringing of the Bells and Firing a
National salute of SO guns at sunrise.
The Procession will be formed at 10
O'Clock a. M, upon the Depot Grounds
under the direction of the Chief Marshal
as follows
Bard and Drum C0rps
MILITARY.
All officers and soldiers who have beer
in the service during the late rebellion
and have heen honorably discharged
To be under command of the senior of
fcer present.
Veterans of the war of 1872 in car
riages.
Seven Companies of the Vermont
Mnttia-Commauded by Col Kingsley
Thirty six young Ladies to represent
the thirty-siX States OF our Union in {
magnificent Car drawn by horses.
Fire Companies,
Officers of the Day, Committee Of Ar
rangements, Clergy, Invited Guests in
Guiding Gentlemen and Ladies.
The Scholars of all the Schools II
town including the several Sabbath
Scholastic be under the direction 0
their teachers.
The Masonic Fraternity.-To be unde
the direction of the Marshal of Cente
Lodge No. 80,
Sons of Temperance and such othe
organizations that may be present.
Citizens generally.
The procession will march thrOug
Merchants Row, up Grove Street t
, Williams Street, thence to Cnttag
Street-down Cottage Street to West
up West to Court-through Court t
Washington, from Washington to Maine
| along Maine to the Stand in the Park, =
where the following Exercises will b
{ held.
: Prayer by the Chaplain.
Singing by the Rutland Chorus Clu
, under the direction of Geo. @. Bid well.
= Reading of the Declaration of Ii
, dependence.
: Music by the Band.
f ~Oration.
!, Music by the Band.
). Dinner.
d The Committee have made extensi,
@ arrangements for furnishing a free Dil
= ner to all in attendance, at which amor
y other things an Ok ROASTED WHOLE wi
u be served.
u Music.
= Reading of Toasts.
" Which will be responded to by ge
{ tlemen present.
Singing by the Chorus Club.