The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14
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GRAMMs OF tbs DAY.-Procession will
form ia sections OF four. on South Front
street. in the order Of their junority, the
right resting on Main street.
The procession will march north on
Front to Main, east on Main to Pearl,
north on Pearl to Spring, east on Spring
and Broadway to Fifth, north on Fifth te
Vine, east on Vine to Seventh, south or
Seventh to Broadway, east on Broadway
to Eighth, south on Eighth to Main,
west On Main to Fifth where the new
Han is being erected, after which, as
many of the Grand Lodge and Emcamp
meat members as the Chief Marshal
may desire and appoint, win ascend up
on the building, accompanied 10y the
Band and Grand Officers of the Grand
| Lodge of Indiana.
The column viii then he masscd On
Main and Fifth streets to witness the
ceremonies. The Cemnittee of Ar
engagements will provide abundantay at
| at tlHs point, and brothers to serve it, so
that no brother need leave the raG ks aud
make confusion.
Sufficient time having elapsed for
quenching thirst, the ceremonies con-
nected with laying the Corner Stone will
commence with Music by the Richmond
Cornet Band, during which the Master
| ton in the building; alter which the
! ceremonies of the Order on these inter-
esting occasions, wiki be conducted by
the n. ~. g. Mastered the Grane Lodge
of Indiana, assisted by tire e. w. Dep.
Grand Master, Z. W. Grand Secretary,
/ and z. W. Grand Chaplain.
| The ceremonies being concluded, the
procession will re form on MaiR street,
marching west to Pearl, south or Pearl
to South east on South TO Boston Ave
nue. South on Boston Avenue to Grove,
where, after heing refreshed, the mem
bers of the Order will p&rtake of dinner
in Basket Pick mic style. Ice Cream and
4 Lemona6es, Cakes and Confectionery,
Z will be upon tire grounds and wall be
served to those who wish them.
After dinner, the exercises viii com
mence. lst, with Music by the Band; Cd,
Singing the Opening Ode; Sd, Address
by R. w. d. Grand Master, Samael L.
Adams; 4th, Music by the Band; 9th,
Address by Grand Secretary, E. Il. Bar.
ry; 9Th, Closing Ode; 7th, Music, du-
ring which, the procession will re- form
hon Civfb To fair
and there the assemblage will be dis
missed.
Should the day be stormy and rainy,
the address will be delivered in Phillips
Half | ese
1 1t is expected that all members Of the
Order, belonging to either of theLcdges
in the city of Richmond, will provide
their Baskets largely and iiberalsy, to
meet the wants Of many brethren who
may come from a distance. All Baskets
Hhouid be marked with the owners name
and deposited at Phillips Hall, where
they will be taken care Of and sent to
\ the Grove. E 81
1t is hoped the Ladies viii be upcn the
! ground Id dispense the refreshments and
cheer us with their smiles. All good
citizens, ladies snd gentlemen. and es-
] pecially young Dse,s, whose characters for
fife are now being formed, are respect
fully invited to hear these distinguished
men on the subject of Humanity, Benev-
olence, Charity, and Fraternity.
ii All Marshals on duty upen this occa
sion. are empowered and directed to
preserve order at all points through the
day.
FABTUS FLEMING,
| s.t Cltisf AEarsAaJ.
Col. JOHN S. McGnAw,
lARrHUR IA. EUeME, ~ ,n1y.
Maj. 5. j. FINNEK,
LOUIS KNoPFF,
L. T. O.O.F. REUNION.
On Wednesday night, the Odd Fellows hold
Re>Union At Henry Hall, where Ice Cream