The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-31
G.. A. R. ENTERTAINMENT,
AT HAVRE DE GRACE,
September ith, 9Th and 9Th, 1883.

Members of Admiral John Rodgers Post No
2S Grand Army of the Republic, of Havro de
Grac, respectfully announce that the prcpara-
tions for their intended entertainment, on Sep
TENDER 4th. 9Th. and 9th, will be completed this
week, and everything promises complete sue
cess to our undertaking. Posts are reporting
daily, and We can now positively state that the
following organizations will be present.
DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Post 2, of Philadelphia Post. of Lancaster;
Post, of Delta. Post 2 will act as escort for
COMMUNICATING CHIEF HEATH and his Of
fetal staff.
DEPARTMENTOF DELAWARE
Department Commander Ross and staff accom-
panied by Thomas A. Smyth Post, of Whining
ton Post No. 3, of Newport, and delegations from
other Posts
THE DEPARTMENT. OF MARYLAND
Will be represented by Department Commander
John II. Suter and Staf, and the following Posts:
Wilson, Dushane and Harry Howard of Balti-
more !; Wingo, of North Fast David Orr, of Port
Deposit; Iieattie. of Mill Green, and delegations
of prominent Grand Army men from ihcr Posts
(Other organizations from Maryland and Penn
Sylvania are yet expected 10 rcportJ
The Grand Parade will be On Wednesday morn
ing, to remove from upper end of Union Avenue
promptly at o'clock over route to be hereafter
announced. The order of the parade is now be-
ing perfected by the Department officers.
Tents will be pitched near the Park and large
Dancing Pavilion erected. Orchestra Music is
engaged for every afternoon and evening during
the cncampment.
Meals will he furnished all comers at CHEAP
prices Ic" Cream and other refreshments will be
sold from DOOtnS ana tents, ht reasonable rates.
The tournament will take place on "Wednesday
afternoon, (seG part cuars in another notice.)
There will he baseball matches. slack rope
performances, and other popular amusements,
and from nifty to seventy members of bicycle
clubs will be here to form parade, and give OK
| hibtions of skill There will also be a lady ey
pert on the tricycle.
| No booth will he allowed within a reasonable
| distance of our encampment except permitted
| from our post.
Good O,der pM posittoeiy6e preSrsed This may
| BE- Feiied on.
We invite cur friends to come out to our enter
| tanment, guaranteeing them pleasant re- union
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTS:
Comrades II. e. O'Neil, VIM. II. Paul, Charles
| =. Chopper, Robert H. Moore, John A. Day
fhos. Wilson, Charles A. Conner, Joseph Henri
| queS, Bontied Gorrell, H. f. SitZler. Henry Gicr
A. Il. Slymer, A. III. Temple, Michael Murphy
| Robert :. Rodgers, Lake Richardson and 4. j
| ROutsa
| COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Comrades Edwin H. Webster, r. s. Rodgers, Jos
| HenriqueS Thomas Wilson, ID. IL. Burrill
Messrs. }. r. Frieze, A. Bond Jarrett, VIM. NJ
| Marine, Edward Hall, Arthur Vosbury, A. Il
| Treadway, Rev. Mervn j. Eckels. W. $. Me
| Combs, Il. W. Murphy, Jacob Osmond, Jr., VIM
| Is. Baker, Hollis Courtney, Jr.
COMMITTEE OF ARIA NG EMF NTS.
Messrs VIM. S. Frieze, Chairman; Geo. IL. II
| Moore, Secretary; Wilton Greenway, e. Dugan
Joseph Kelly, p. Lesley Hopper, John A. Russell
| Or. :. ID. Jay, James Worthington, Charles
Martin and Comrade Thos. NJ. sumption.
COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE.
Comrades Charles A. Conner, WIN. II. Paul, Il
s. Rodgers, Thos Wilson, II. NJ. Sumption.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION:
Comrades Charles A. Conner and Henry Il
JOSEPH /. STONE, Post Commander.
Nelson Is. Case, Adjutant.