The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-26
THEFOURTH OF JULY
Lehi Will Do Herself
PrOudNext w eek.
COMMITTEES AND PROGRAM.
Grand Displays and Gorgeous
Representations.
sUB-coMMTTTEEs

John j. Thomas.
Jas. NJ. Anderson.
r, WIN. Sunderland.
oh iha"ee' A. B. Anderson.
G. A. Granger.
Hyrum Timothy.
On Flag-Daniel w. Thomas.
On salutes - Joseph and Hyrum
Anderson.
On serenading-A. J. Evans and j.
b. Gaddie.
On Music-J. L. Glib, Isaac w. Fox,
junr., and Geo. Glover.
On Decoration--Jas. Harwood, Prime
Evans, Miss Rosie Harwood and Mrs.
Sarah Evans.
On seating-John S. Willes, John
Stewart junr., Jas. Austin, w. E. South !
wick, Andrew Peterson, junr., and
ABB am Gudmunson.
Ushers and Water Supply-D. II.
Alfred, Jas. Petersen, Lorin Olmstead,
G 60. +. Russon.
On Sports--Jessie Smith, Geo. Conner
and Henry Lewis.
Marshal Tor the Day--John J. Thomas
Aides-El. Campbell Israel Evans,
junr, l.. W. Brown, and Joseph Saby.
Master of Ceremonies-T. +. Trane.
PROGRAMME FOR THE DAYS
EXERCISES.
At daybreak salute of one gun for
each State and Territory.
At sunrise uniuiling of the flag and
a salute OF thirteen guns.
Serenading of the town by the bands.
At 8 a. m. three guns as a signal Tor
the people TO assemble at the liberty
pole.
At 8 a. M, sharp, procession will start
The route will be given next week.
PROCESSION.
Representation OF band OF Indians
In charge Mr.. ARA Woodhouse.
Flag OF our Country-Chas. Karen.
Goddess OF Liberty-Mrs. Prime Evans.
Geo. Washington-Mr. Prime Evans
Uncle SAM. NJ. Anderson.
Thirteen Colonies-Mr. d. J. Thurman
Revolutionary Fathers-E. II. Davis
senr., George Davis, aid.
Marquis La Fayette-Chas. w. Earl.
All the States and Territories-Mr.
Eugene Wines, 4 Miss Emmeret Cutler.
SILVER BAND.
Cavalry-Capt. D. w. Thomas.
Artillery--Commodore Matt Peterson
Antiques and Horribles-Dan Fowler.
TRADES.
Agriculture-Wm. Bone, junr., and
Jacob Cox.
Sugar Factory--C. A. Granger and
George Austin.
Carpenters-Johns S. willes, and n. G.
Whipple.
shoemakers-L. V. Larsen.
Harnessmakers-Jas. HARDWOOD and
John VIM.
Blacksmiths and Mechanics - Sam
Taylor SEN, and John Bone, junr.
Bricklayers and Masons-Thos, Keir
and E. Edwards.
Tailors-Gottleb Holl and e. Edwards
Dressmakers-Mrs. Hannah Peterson
and Mrs. Lizzie Clark,
Milliners-Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, and
Mrs. Harrle. Wilson.
Drapery-Broadben & Son.
Tinners-B. G. Earl.
Butchers-J. L. Dorton.
Publication and Literature-s. II.
Vowles and ]. T. Field.
Bedspring Mirs.-L. b. Willes and Ne
Der Alfred.
STRING BAND.
City Fathers-Marshal.
Citizens in carriages on horseback etc
At l0-l5 sharp-Service
PROGRAMME.
Singing by the Choir.
Prayer by Chaplain-A. +. Davis.
Music-By the Silver Band.
Declaration OF Independence read by
"A. B. Anderson
song-"The Star spangled Banner
by Joel Myers.
Grafton by the Orator OF the day
james B. Gaddie.
Song by the Glee Club-"stand by the
flag"
Patriotic speech by Israel Evans Jr.
Music by the String Band.
Speech on the Revolutionary Father
by Israel Evans Sr
song-Miss Lara Webb.
Stump Speech by l.. b. Willes
Stump Speech by the Mayor.
r Toasts and Sentiments read by JOIN
! Woodhouse.
Singing by the Choir.
Benediction by the Chaplain
At 3p. m. the sports will commenc,
where prizes will be given to the child
! rem.
Q Grand ball in the evening.
T The committee OF arrangement invite
o our neighbours to join uG in our cele
i brations.
: Fireworks, balloon ascensions, etc.
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