The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-06-12
By j. CROWLEY.

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Isa By j. CROWLEY. 81, sas
THE Day We CELEBRATE We are
4 glad to announce that arrangements are
being, made here for celebration of tire
4th that VIII be worthy Of the day and a
credit to our village The Board cfi Tras-
tees, a short time since, appropriated 800
to assist in tlefrayipg the expense Of a .cek
ebration, and last week that body appoint
ed a committee Of three, to confer, asI to
the best qmodei of observing our natpnal
holiday, with committees to be appointed
for the same purpose by the Turner'S and
/ the different fire com 2anies. The gentle
men composing these various committees
met at TIE saloon of Mr.. DAUGUsT RGRoEs>
TEcK, on Wednesday evening, CHARLES
EssLINaER, Esq. being called called to
the Chair. and HENRY iBAETz. Esq, act:
ing as Secretary The following is a brief
summary Of the, progr ANNE decided upon /:
] At sunrise, aFsalute of Sc guns; flags to
be raised on the shipping, and on all pub
lie places band to play reveille through
all the principal sire cts. Procession to lie
formed at Washington Square, Iree sely
at 9 a. m,, and to march in the, following
order $50 rs avitos 10 g7s7g ssza Teds tna
aiov Marshal of the Day, and Aids.q xa,i'
|7si COMMITTEE of "A arrangements. uhs 2a I
/ vged 9df c# ~ Music. 9E na3.ta1o9 TofesTJ
/ President and Vice Presidents of the Day. .
dhI7n17 sBf Orators and Readers waa gaii
tse 4. .ed sr4 sa9rtClergy. 4gs ad, esd .iH
4 oarai. 4 Village and County Officers. a-aa.a,
] Invalid Soldiers. IL afts,f \
/ Jones Library Association. - T. .ra
Free Masons and Odd Fellows, in regalia,
~ u, ~" Fire Department.
Turner's Society, in their habit.
iT5t 30EtEb Invited Guests ;s@ 'al 81 90
iToaz Citizens and Strangers. '7o& aS'
An invitation has also been extended to
the public schools to take a PLACE in the
line, The procession will march through
the principal streets 10 the Park, where
orations will be delivered, one in English
and the other in German, and the Declara-
ton of Independence will be read, also in
! both languages When the gun is fred
which is to be the signal ifo- matching, all
the bells Of the village will ring until the
procession reaches the Park, and minute
guns will be fred during the same time.
After the conclusion of the ceremonies at
the Park. the procession will return,--ta
| Washington Square, and dispcrse The
appoiptAent ofa Cp6Imittee f Arrapge
ments, to appoint marshals, engage band
select orators, etc., was assigned to the
Chairman, Mr.. EssMHGER. f. and aht
meeting adjourned sine die. Several ball:
will be giveni in townsin the evening, and
altogether, we think the prospect is thai
the coming anniversary OF eur national IN
dependence will be lively one in Mapito
VOC, -,s,-,..,..1r. ,--,,
JONES LIBRARY. The warm interes
taken in this n oble institution. and the act
i've support accorded to it by our people, al
evipced daily by the large number of appi
cations for membership, must indeed b,
i gratifying to those who have been instru
mental. in building up this great publ,
benefaction. The establishment OF librar.
, and reading ROOM, SO complete in all thei
, appointments, involved an outlay Of time
and labor, and money, which its founders
could not have devoted to such purpos.
had they not been convinced that rour citi
zens would gladly avail themselves of th'
) advantages offered by such an institution
, and are glad to know that this coniden
reliance upon the intelligence of our peo
pie was not misplaced. President W ALKEI
, informs US that the number Of subscription
+ for membership iD the association full,
equal the most sanguine expectations 0
It's projectors. and thsy stilli continue t,
{ come in.
The number of books now on the shelve
of the association and in the hands of mem
, bers is between four and FIVE hundred 81
, invoice of nearly 800 arrived last week
which are now being covered aad cata
, logued. About 200 additional volume
have been ordered by the association, ant
When these arrive the library will numbe
F nearly ZOO volumes, embracing every de
, partment of literature, and all the very bes
of their respective classes The rooms ar
now open daily, and are in charge 0
ALoNzo r. SMITH, who has been appoint
ed librarian, and who is we'll qualified fo
the position. Applications for member
ship may be made to the libra1ianor to an.
of the officers offhe association.
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