The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14

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ycrss1y II DaT nsuoas brtbaay observed sith
Inore seai, the present yeAr. than at I9ulandef-
~ Az an early hour 81 ihe morning people be-.
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noon the crowd ip Attcndancy numbered morl
people probably tbau gror on any previous oot4-
SION ooagregatod in that tgwn. Ihe exercises u
the day partpok u the GA fashioned manner Of
observing tbs nations anniversary, uhoH pro.
cession, music sud Grafton constituted tho cgle-
hEti0u Day-b,eak and SUNRISE wtro ushcrod IN
by the ringing Of hcg ana firing If cannon, am
at nine ooiurl tho prooeesian formed IN front o.
Toddh hotel, which, amer go,Hg through witl
the allotted line o. march, proceeded tatho grove
where fully tive thousand people were in waiting
iof tho contamination 81 tho announced oxcrcis
cs. The procession Was headed by the London
derry Comet Band, which, under tho lradorshI
o. Nj. II. A. Hayward, discoursod excellent mua
10 al proper times dming The day The bant
@as followed by young ladies dressed in tI..col
ors, representing the various States Of the I'm
ION, after which came the President Of tie Day
Orator and Chaplain. invited guests and citizen,
generaily Upon reaching tbe grove, aud the as
semblage becoming seated, prayer was offered b,
Rev. NJ. A. Gates attor which the Declaration o.
/ Independence Was read BY A. NJ. Alhoe President
q tho Day, when the orator u the ocoasion. Col
| Charles II. Joyce, Of Rutland, was introduced
and delivered an able, eloquent and appropriate
discourse. II was replete with patriotism, con
tanning touching illusions to the founders Of Ia,
republic and historic recital of events which ne
ecsststed the action on their part which give
us, a. their postsrity, the foremost nation ant
| most liberal government on the face of the earth
Passing through other important events TO tn,
Shareholders rebellion, be paid a well-merito,
| unteered for the defense Of the dag Of our com
mon country in the greatest hour Of her peril
| and, by the help Of God, succeeded in crushing
forever the monster OF treason within our bord
ers. lie closed by abiding to the detestabl'
course pursued by the peace party in tho lat
struggle, characterizng Is members in tho sam
category % the tories In the revolution and pre-
dieting as dishonorable mention for them in his
tory. Tho address was devoid Of politics, yet in
structiye and entertaining, and its conclusion, a
as at various times during its delivery the orato
was greeted with loud and prolonged cheering.
| The procession then reformed and marched +
the Town Hall, where well-prepared dinner
! gotten up especially for the occasion By X. Todd
was partaken Of after which Ito assemblago pro
eeeded TO the grove, where two hours were con
sumed in speechos, toasts, &c, intcrspersod will
patriotic airs by the baud.
BASE BAII.--A match gamo Of ball was pla ye
on the 4th Of July, between the Ethan Allen clu
Of Sunderland and select nine from the Airing
ton clubs, under the name Of Ethan Alien. TIL,
score was as follows:
| Ethan Alien gnnd Ethan Allan At.Iipoi,t