The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-02
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM.

THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
What. When and Where Things will Hap
pen July 4th
Following is the officicial program
for the day we celebrate the nations
birth anniversary:
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President-Mayor VIM. M. Farr.
MARSHALL. Fred. Stemm.
Asst Marshals- Chas. A. Dickhaut,
Charles Skidd, George Beerbahm, Ollie
Hoye.
Orator-Rev. l. w. Corey.
Reader-Rev. Henry Dries.
FORENOON.
PROGRAMME.
National salute at sunrise by Com
pany A, first battery of light artillery,
w. n. g., of Milwaukee.
Sterling road race; beginning
and finishing on Market square.
10:00-Parade.
FORMATION-FIRSTD DIVISION.
Platoon of police.
SchulCoS DanQ.
President, orator and reader.
Marshal of day and aids.
Company F, W. N. g., Capt Paul
Matson, commanding.
Company A, first battery of light ar
tillery, Lieut.. Simpson, commanding.
Grand Army Post.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division marshal.
Windsor band.
Brigadier- General Frank Barry and
staff.
First regiment o. R., K. P.
THIRD DIVISION.
Division marshal.
Sterling band.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
DANA Society.
Independent Order of Foresters.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division marshal.
Hensler's Juvenile Band.
German Workingmen's Society.
st. Georges Society.
st. Michaeps Society.
Catholic Order of Foresters.
Calithumpians.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Division marshal.
Trades unions.
Windsor cycle club.
Clubs.
Floats representing trades unions,
merchants and manufacturers.
Broncho Johns wild west aggregation
SIXTH DIVISION.
Chief-James S. Barr.
Assistant Chief--Matt Pitts.
Fire department, steamers, hose
carts, hook and ladder.
Citizens in carriages.
The first and second divisions will
form at the c. & N. w. depot.
Third division will form on Congress
street, right resting on Market.
Fourth division will form on Ashland
avenue, right resting on Market.
Fifth division will form on Chicago
street, right resting on Market.
Sixth division will form on Church
street, right resting on Market.
The line of march will be from Mar
ket square to Main, north on Main to
Milwaukee avenue, counter march at
Bendt's corner, south to Grand avenue,
west on Grand avenue to West street,
south on West street to Market street,
east on Market to Main, south on Main
to and around Central Park, enter park
from the west.
EXERCISES AT THE PARK.
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Prayer. ............. Rev. Harry Thompson
ITO Thee, O. Country ....,...... Chorus
Reading, Declaration of independence.
.. 80. ...... -. Rev. Henry Dreis
80 Columbia, we Hail Thee $500. Chorus
Oration... 800: $500. Rev. l. w. Corey
''The Star Spangled Banner. ........ Chorus
Short address atclose, with America -.
Mrs. E. H. HOLSTER, accompanist. G. N.
Rand. director.
AFTERNOON.
l:OO-Sham battle and drill on Mar
ket square.
1:O0-Sterling gun club trap shooting
at Sterling Cycle Works.
Concert all afternoon in Central park
by Schulte's band.
1:3O-Bicycle races at Windsor Park
formerly Bain's driving park, under
auspices of Windsor Cycle Club.
2:00-Display of water works depart
ment on Market square.
Broncho Johns wild west show at
Windsor Park at 2 and 8 o'clock.
8:OO-Grand display of fireworks on
lake front near power house.
OTHER ADJUSTMENTS.