New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
THE CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.

The day was celebrated at Wilmington, n. G.,
by procession during the day and ball IN the evening
There was a largely ATTENDED celebration by
Odd Fellows Mt COvington, Ky In which tho fraternity
of Cincinnati participated
The Odd Fellows of Syracuse, y. Y, dedicated
a and elegant hall last evening Pass Grand Master
William Gould OF Buffalo delivered an able and interest
ing address
The Odd Fellows celebration at Memphis was
credtable affair After marching through the prncl-
address was delivered by p. g., A. j. Wheelan.
The exercises of the Odd Fellows at the st.
Loa G GrSo i %as by the o
Of Indiana, who gave review OF the order ana It's III
At Richmond Va, the day was celebrated
by the order at Hermitage Park About 1900 persons
were present including seven lodges and two encanp-
mens. An address delivered by Judge W. W. Crump
The anniversary of Odd Fellowship was
duly observed at Albany. Twenty Lodges, including
those from Troy, West Troy COhOes Schenectady. aud
Hudson participated in the parade Last evening all
present at a concert ana lecture
The Odd Fellows of Northern Iowa had their
anniversary celebration at Dubuque After tine process
1,on' ~ Hanson and prof Charles Kretychomer
grand banquet followed in tho evening.
At Manchester, n. H., the anniversary was
cepbrarrd Inv about twenty Lodges and EncaInpments,
ed rom ~ The dGerent parts OF New.Hampshre
There was procession, Grafton by tho Rev A A. Miner
IN Smyth's Hall.
The odd Fellows of Illinois celebrated their
Anniversary ut Peoria The attendance was quite large
%SoSe %as suitable exercises took place
ut Rouses Hail. which were followed III the evening ny
promenade concert, ball, and supper
At st. Louis the celebration was grand AZ
fair Tine procession consisted Of nine divisions, en-
bracing forty Lodges and Encampments Including tne
cred bv the Hon VIM Wallace OF Indiana. There was
grand banquet at the Southern Hotel in the evening
The various Odd Fellow Lodges ut P0ngh-
ioSsbIp In the CoIinRwOod Opera House last evening
r. g. Martin Of Jersey City delivered lecture after
un1n "a
were present from different points along the Hudson
About 1000 Odd Fellows, from all parts OF
Connecticut, joined in the procession at SewLona0h
SeTyered an oration and an original ode was sung i9
lowed by large collation. at the State iouSc' III 'o
evening ball was held at Music haL'
A. Wilmington. Del, the semi-centennial
Anniversary was commemorated by procession OF inc
Grand Lodge of the state and It's snbordstd Sh
people The pubic buildings and private resaenSc5
along the route OF the procession were gy uecoiaeu
with flags. $50 -
The brotherhood of Nashville, Tenn.,w were out
in Yesterday and their numbers were augmented
from 40 lodges S% MaSS was the
largest and tho the most imposing Oh '9 de
order ever Y f Sy the Rev a. B" Last
highs grand banquet was given at Masonic lenpie'
The anniversary at Indianapolis was grand
The procession was the arSest ana ah oSS 4o @
coordinate lodges and encanpmens, ana 'ng LIAM Ham
Lodge and Grand int OF ora thS
Coax arrived there Saturday TO attend te @
ton but was called away by sickness In his fanny Soon
after his arrival.
At Portland, Me-, the anniversary was , cele.
brated In grand style In the morning the vstng lo9Ees
were received at the depots and provided WIN DTeaK
The procession was then formed at II O'Clock, 1uer
charge OF Cen Geo. F. Sheploy, CHIEF MARSHAL ana pro
ceeded to odd Fellows Hail. where nag was ralsed au
an address delivered by the Hon H. DrumIion. nc
procession then passed through the various see ~
Eongresss Church, where address was deiNereo ny
Judge Kngsbury The procession then harcnSu ~ 'S
The Order and the ceremonies concluded by ball III the
| evening,