Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-03
The ola Reliable 1Vil Celebrate.

Ever since its existence the membere OF y
the Pioneer hook and ladder company have
celebrated the Fourth of July after their own
dictates and at their own expense. Although
the company, as such, has been disbanded
from active service, by reason of the intro
duction of the present fire department sys-
tenn, the members do not propose that their
good old custom of celebration shall cease.
Without tarrying for committees OF the
chamber of commerce or of other bodies TO
act in the premises, the pioneers have been
quietly putting their heads together, and
their arrangements are now complete Tor !
regular, old-fashioned Fourth on their own
hook. Their celebration will commence at
sunrise, when, by the permission OF
the mayor, salute Will De
fired from Market square. At 8 O'Clock
in the morning the members will assemble
in the parlor of the hook anu
decorated. The exercises will consist
9 of the reading of the declaration OF
b independence. addresses by Mayor Dawson
4 and AID Rhodes, president of the common
council and an Grafton by j. +. OBrlen,
r ESD. associate Justice of the municipal
i. court, the whole to be interspersed by music
II by vocal quartette and by volunteer
e speeches. No special invitations will be is
1t sued, but all county and city officials are
'r hereby notified that their presence is cor
daily requested. Everybody knows that
or celebration of the Fourth by the pioneers
IN means everything that is enjoyable, and that
n of 1873 will not be one whit behind Its long
O. list of predecessors.
It, at Red Rock.
ne The detailed programme of the temperance
exercises to take place at Red Rock, have beer
no already submitted by the GLOBE SO that it is
s. only necessary to add the following invitation
n nv the committee in charge Of the celebration
y y, there: The friends of temperance, with tn
IL blue ribbon and without are requested to 60 e
~ Red Rock The Minneapolis train OF hfteel
Sf cars will be at the ST. Paul depot at "A. NJ an'
" all who wish to go can be accommodated. LIE
there be at least 500 from st. Paul, and tax
,BE your lunch with you.
49, Picnics.
,on Assumption school will picnic at schade
'er- grove, about three blocks west OF the end {
GIG the Fort street terminus of the street-cs
ich track.
The Cathedral schools will have a grand e:
re- cursion to Silks grove, Caposla, by steame
- which will leave the foot of Jackson street
oni and IL A. NJ, and at 1:15 and 3:l5 P. NJ Ia
!, at so cents: children, Is cents.
Inc picnic will be held on the grounds OF .
was Michael's church, Sixth ward.
bad ST. Joseph's parish picnic will be held on Il
are ar: grounds corner of Western and summit a; av
dis nues, near the residence OF l. r. A. stoddal
A variety of amusements will be engaged l
,.rl and refreshments can be had on the grounds
'aiA The Turner's will have family picnic
rom Summit avenue, in the grove west OF Mrs. b1
e OF banks residence.
ings The Sunday school connected with the Kos
aper bel street NJ. E. church will picnic at Wh
TX OF Bear Trains will leave the foot OF Slbl
? OF street at 800 A. NJ.
and The Victoria club will proceed to White b
ming in special car.
to- All the railroads will issue excursion tick
to and from any stations on their roads. -.
,ber The Nellie Kent and Maggie Reaney Wilt
p .ah1a hourly to the Red Rock camp grounds.
Tight F"e'0ofSs' ),
sub In the evening, there will be magnihc
ting; display of fireworks on the hill at the head
client Wabashaw street. which will be visible II
ce1ye nearly all portions of the city.