The Republican journal., 1873-07-10

lunhY parade OF fantasies took place, and
AZ / A. NJ the procession was formed, in
The following order, at Farringtons Cor
ner. and marched through the town to the
grove:
Chief Marshal and Aids
Waldoboro Cornet Band
Triumph Fire Engine Co. No. l.
Municipal Authorities.
orator oi the Day and Invited Guests.
Aged Citizens.
German Lutheran Society.
lhomaston Cornet Band.
Eureka Engine Co., No 4,
Stale az Maine Engine Co, No. g. and Engine Co.
No of Thomsston.
Goshen Band,
Continentas.
Lodges OF Good Tenpars,
sabbath Schools.
tast cont aiming 30 Young Ladies representing the
Goddess Of Liberty and the States
Industries OF the Town Citizens,
Arrived Al the grove the centennial ora
tiaa was delivered by Col A. w. Brad
unrH oi Portland, rs follows:
t'ude al ancestry is no mean pride, even in
Uf lrmocratl, days. Ii rs well becomes the
nnpir citizen ot the republic a. the titled lord
~ ita"e hack and he proud OF the stock from
winch he springs, and if he do not find his
anl leni prpgenitor with coronet upon his
4uShiF brow, or the bespan@ed sycophan
Nonl diSsolute court, how much prouder
fuAF 1t wcll be 10 lind him a brave, true reso-
'lte, God fearing man, who with his own clear
n.' H19 "loueht OUT III harsh
49,. ~ a, n 49, !iiuep1,iuehct loi
M of li> race
rr"m such sturdy stock are you descended
nat IL cannot fail TO he to you a Of graft
Mir ma VI iioiol' lhal III thls
4 3,I, H. ~ 80 = i'i NAti a,Ssahce
- -, s'eeu "a pI!neeiy wealth. ana
laf' preserved. IN a large degree, the SIMPLICITY
wa We ai'I we purity OF your love tortife-
'''' al - 'ile iatlltrN Oh our country.
HN' >ytOtIhehl oil the western portion OF
-''l" '''>t ',teaIS 10 nave been
my ~ l'o'' uudeF Ihe direction OF
~ '''.'n'N '"inPahN Vi England. CON
"'r7 LhnhS we leaders IN TINS enterprise
'fir LORD J3hn Popham. Chief Justice of
'''', nn Hil Fernando Georges. well
'N''S liz - ItNt ana HioSt elhctni
a, ''"N'N oi discovery ana cOlonlZa-
N"ii'S'N Ms wen known TO naNIgatorS.
aug - iTuHi"i I"ufhel on MS way 70
''' ~ ''1noT 'oIoht' put inns colony
tt"i, nl>htAr'tlt" oS Inc rtgors Of
','. llf PINal"hs 10 which they
D., l''''H' 'lr '"!Nenlurt> m'tie Their way
i.-, ~ "a 10 lnFlr homes IN England
- Jon" 0hiilh Nlsiieu lhls region
't-" iHui.I voyage bat no colony WAS
"a, 81 W Tifiiii'S'h wa permanently peo-
--' ." ''''ni>"A says
~, tui those settlements permanent which are
'H-'a rom year 70 year, without interruption
q ~ in he lsnfth.
.r,t.-,.s iu what year or bv What nersons hahita
taAs Tor families, homesteads were first formed
stln ArroNSck Island, or upon the main land at
4ad and 81. q orge's river vet we are I'M der the
~, ". eunoauOns tn III, must nave been as
aud. and rivers hsd ra dred ,hia sn"tio 3, heau
iaaa, attractive 10 Euronaans. The remsins M
Nfi-mhes- and vestiges of dwelling places are strong
marked with antiquity and it is said there, were
ny sven years after this, eightyfour families be-
HNieih'Th' awe ling upon the shores OF this
~" me Ihke de Rochetoacault, in his
IraNe.~. esty>:
some sttempt. Ia settIe =. colo,,, in +, ,;o;.;.o.
,eestt wer, made nv the Dutch IN iG2s and sve al
lt- r,llicr period OF loo. but without effect
Wb,ta,rr i'm. ,,rasa,,, ,,roso,,,a., .,,.,,. -,
rH->- line, mYv lhnu ,ha,.o ,eI I'LL iili'a,s VI
i,ait 81, h,. been mfimataJ That ,ha vi 10
,.un~ AMI discoveries At pan,,iJ az, ~,
#sltl, u,ol mis- cosst noint ,I - ''.'U "t,t[
al,iut Than The nljer histori.,n. -,
o. and W. ta.,v rpst .nnf3a,,t that H. -, Nv I
.rta>il,r tforts ri the Mn I;t wi. anu
R unertb much .nriant ana vainalo , te.s
-fial fnr history which has not va, annn 70 tI
General attention If thn meoa ~ 10 " '',e
r uoi f,Ntlar nv ,,,r,,n W r'i, ,t'te' /,