The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
lie 10TH OF AUGUST.
celebration at Bennington.


Aftel, we will have quite an extern
rve ceratlon in our town on next We'd
nesda,ays the Bennington Gazette, If
the oramme as fixed up by the commit
tee h ried out to the letter, and, from
nrese,ppearances we have no reason to
fear everything will not be conducted
on A nd scale, fully meeting all antici-
patio
TIE oATAMoUNT TAVERN.
Tkranile block for the pedestal of the
msnlent is already upon the ground, and |
the c,monies attendant upon the laying |
oftrorner stone will be the first proceed
ipp interest of the day. At sunrise upon
the ,rning of the sixteenth, national
salu of thirty-eight guns will be fired
fronhe grounds of the old "Tavern,"
witln additional one for Vermont. AT
nineclock the Park Guards, who will al
reIfa,ave been at the Center, will march
douto the Catholic church crossing and
recee Col. T. S Peck and staff, who will
alscke part in the
MoRNING's CELEBRATION.
T train from the north will stop at the
Mastreet crossing and take passengers
to Catholic church, as will also a spe-
trarupning all the morning, for the cx-
| freely low fare of five cents each way.
Urn the return of the company with its
disnguished guests, the ceremonies al the
m,ument will Immediately take place
urer the auspices of the Bennington his
| tocsl society, ex-Gov. Hiland Hall pre-
| si1g. The exercises will be opened with
pTer, after which poem, written by our
ytng townsman, James IL. White, enti-
| Ill "The Catamount Tavern, will be read
| bArthur j. Dewey. Rev. Isaac Jen-
| nIs will deliver the address, after which
| Pr. Henry B. Squires will sing. After
| a arting salute from the battery, the par
| ipants will repair to our village, where
THE MILITARY CELEBRATION
ar picnic of the Park Guards will be held
A.er the celebration at the Center, il
wich the Park Guards will take part, they
wi return to the depot, and, at II oclocl
fcmally receive the colonel of the FRS
Vrmont militia, Theo. s. Peck and staff
| cnasting of the following-Lieut. Col
Ceenleaf, Maj. Carr, Maj. Martin, Sur
gon Cramtop, Asst. Surgeon Thayer
Gartormaster Smith, and Adjt. Tenney
"a the first train also will arrive the stai
aid line officers CT the Fuller battery an
btey Guards of Brattleboro. At Ill
| o'clock the largest excursion train whic
las ever left Troy will arrive containin
Vheeler's band of North Adams, Doring
hnd, the field, staff and line officers of th
sconi battalion N. G.. s. N. y, the Til
its corps, .taf and guests.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
AT Ills o'clock the line will form c
Depot street as follows
Chief Marshal, W. II. Cady.
asst. L. c. HoughtOn. Asst Doug W. Hyd
| Wheelers Band.
COLT $. Peck ana STAFF.
| OfllcerS N. q V.
Honorary Members Park Guards.
Co, X. LIST vt. N G..
Onlcers OF I'd Bat. N. G. $. N. y.
Dorng's full Band.
STAFF and Guests of the Tibbits Corps.
Tlbbits Corps.
Village Officers, Citizens and
Invited Guests.
The line of march will then be as fl
lows:
I'd Depot to Main street,up Main to South,
| South TO Uni IN, up Union and over SILVER
| Main, up Main TO Pleasant, down Pleasant a
over School 10 Man, down Main TO North, do
North to County anu up county to Hunts Ma
Grove,
where the committee has decided to ha
the picnic, in tead of st Webbs Desc
Along this line of march, which is otiici
q NC. hons. to see the houses decorate I'd WI
our visitors IN tie iii. ' sfe ap!paearanee
hearty reception as our own compan
received in Troy.
AT THE GROVE.
| Dinner will be served upon the lar
tables erected in the woods, at o'clot
arrangements having been perfected whe
by not only the regular guests of the co
pany can be accommodated, but any a
all attendants at the picnic. At . o'clC
the target shoot will take place, and at
that dancing will be the order of the d
till o'clock, at which hour Col. Peck q
staff will review the Park Guards and
Tlbbts corps on dress parade at the gro
which will be sight well worth sect
After the dress parade the time will be
voted to dancing On the large and roo
platforms until 10 o. clock, when the CO
mand will form, and under escort of
Park guard the visitors will march TO
depot.
SIXTEENTH NOTES.
The 2:30 train north will be held b,
till 6 o'clock.
| Col. Cady has appointed the follow
aides de camp for the sixteenth; G.
Smith, ]. II. Woodman, c. G. Kimbal,
j. Cronin and G. II. Day.
Arthur j. Dewey, who is to read
poem in the morning, is great grand
of that Parson Dewey whom Ethan Al
requested in meeting not to give all
credit to the Almighty on the occasion {
! certain battle, and Allen added ''Par
Dewey, please mention that I was thar
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