The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-03
THE CEN TENNIAL.
The Programme for the Exercises at
City Hall Tomorrow.
The Programme of the Ladies' Be-
nevclent Societies.
The Order of Procession for Monday
from the Chief Marshal.
The Entries for Tuesdays Regatta.

The following is the order of exercises in
City Hall tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The doors will be open at 1.30 p. m. and $50
p. m. and the exercises will begin at 2.50 p.
m. and 1880 p. m.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
afternoon.
Introduction. Hon. Charles ]. Chapman, Mayor
oi''i' ''''''' George G. Burgess, Esq
Composed by oliver Holden, Mass, about the
year 1876.
(Sung by the Congregation)
Easier anthem. William Billings, i776
Sung by Double Choir;
Mrs. Nettie Fellows, Mrs. Warran Z. Chase, Mrs.
Messrs. Samuel Thurston, win Stock
bridge, John b. COyle and
John L. Shaw.
Mr.. Herman Kotzschmar, Director and organist.
fnne by Daniel Read Born in Rehoboth Mass,
''A pun -'N Rev. Henry Blanchard
Tune By william Billings, Born in Boston, Mass,
1746.
Sung by Choir.
COMPOSED CtTc on the Death Of Gen. Washington
1893, by jerks.
Sung by Choir.
Prayer. ........ Rev. A. X f. Small, ID. ID.
ke oms Mason Born in Mansfield Mass 1892
Address-Religious Worship Early In the Century
Rev. Elijah Kellogg.
Anthem-Jehovah,s Praise
By John E. Gould, 1S46.
By 5 George F. Root, Born in Sheffield, Mass, 1920
ispfi By II. X oliver, Born in Beverly, Mass 1900.
By W george Gorge F. Root, Born in shefeId, Mass, 1920
Address-Religious Worship Later In the
Century. Rev. Wm H. Fem, ID. ID.
Chorus by John knowles Paine, (of Harvard Col.
lege,) Born in Portland, 1889.
By RySHSs Edward Howe, jr organist New York City,
Born in Portland, 1920.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A'ii'i''' By G.. W. Chadwick
Benediction. n.............Re Rev. Thomas Hill, D. d.
Erening.
Introduction. ................W VIM. NJ. Marks, Esq
D Centennial Chorus L. Fitch, Conductor
Scripture reading. Rev Charles j. Clark, D. D.
DuA0 ''' By BY Centennial Chorus and Congregation
Original Hymn. ...... By Rev. Thomas Hill d. D.
By the Chorus.
Address-Temperance lin Portland During
'ne osn'ui - Hon Neal Dow
Hear the Temperance CALI. ............
BY the Chorus.
Address-The Anti-slavery Cause. e. naiton \ n
Judgment Day is Rolling Round .......,;
fdr address@Beneyolent Associations d Port,
land. William f. Gould, ESD
Addresss-Personal "reminiscences .........
To Thee O Country. ............... BY the Chorus
Chorus and Congregation.
BenedictiOn. Rev. Charles H. Danleis
In connection with the centennial celebra-
tion, there will be union service OF the
several philanthropic societies under the
management of the women of Portland, in
Chestnut street church, on Sunday evening,
July4t at 7.3O o'clock. The order of exer-
cises will be as follows:
Hymn-America.
Reading of the Scripture and Prayer.
Organ Response.
HISTORICAL REPORTS
Female Charitable Association-President, Mrs.
c. B. Rogers; Secretary Mrs W. nj. Marks.
Samaritan ssoeiation-President, Mrs. c. M.
Plummer; Secretary Mrs. Z. Gray.
Orphan Administrations, Mrs. J. L. Farmer;
Secretary, Mrs. A. 8 Barrett; ,tansa,sso,,,
Mrs. Jennie K Morrison
Home for Aged Women-President, Mrs j. I.
Gilman; Secretary, Miss Fl, S. McCobb
WOman's Christian sociati0n-Pre5ldent,M Mrs.
Asa Dalton; Secretary Miss Cornela Dow;
Missionary work reported by Mrs. Wm
H. Fem.
-A Duet1Mrs. Morrison and Miss Brown
Indian Association-P President, Mrs. Myra Frye;
Relief Corps-Reported by Mrs E. 7. ingalls,.
Female Provident Association on-Presldent, Mrs
Chas. Hutchinson; Secretary, Mrs. J. H. Coffin ~,
Music-"I Win Extol Thee From Ell
Miss Lizzie Brown.
Temporary HOme-PreSident, Mrs. A. w. Long
fellow; Secretary, Miss H. L. Fox
Martha Washington Society-President, Mrs.
W. 9. I. U..President, Mrs. G. S. Hunt; secre-
". G. I. E.NPresident, Miss Gertrude
Stevens; Secretary, Miss Florence Scales.
Doxology.
N--tT,le $le following hymn, to the tune of st.
Nfartin,s will be sung in every Portland
church tomorrow:
Let children hear nismLa nfis migety, ge ,d deeas'
Which God performe99so OF ola;
Which in our younger yeaIs.e SOW
And which our fathers told.
He bids us make our glories known,
His works of power and grace;
And well convey his wonders down,
Through every rising race
Our lips shall tell them to our sons,
And they again to theirs;
That generations yet UNBORN
May teach them to their heirs.
Thus shall they learn, in God alone
Their hope securely stands
That they may neer forget his works,
But practice his commands.
THE PROCESSION.
Major H. S. Melcher, Chief Marshal of the
procession, has issued the following general
order:
CITY OF PORTLAND,
1876. Centennial Celebration, 1886.
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHALL
Portland, July /, 1885. !
General order No. 2.
The following named gentlemen having accept
ed positions on the staff of the Chief Marshal, in
the Centennial procession of July 9Th. their ap,,
pointments are hereby announced, and they Will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
Col. Hollis B. Hill, Chief of Staff.
Col. Henry nj. Sprague Chief of Ordinance.
Mai. Charles II. Boyd, Chief Signal Officer.
Mai William I'll. Green Paymaster General.
Mai. Albert A. Nickerson, Inspector General.
Capt. Charles d. Clark, Adjutant General
Capt. Whitman Sawyer, Quartermaster General.
Capt. Geo. M. Seiders, Judge Advocate General.
Mervin W. Clark, Assistant Adjutant General.
Edward G. Jordan, Chief of Engineers.
Arthur X. Hunt, Asst. Quartermaster General.
Geo. L. Swett Commssary General.
Lyman W. Hanson, Chief of Artillery.
John P. Thomas, Chief of Cavalry.
lids.
Capt A. Il. Plasted, Capt H. II. Shaw,
Capt Samuel Thurston, Jere. s. Douglass,
William Senter, Jr., William L. Dana,