The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
THIS IS THEIR DAY.
Elaborate Preparations for the Sons
of st. George Celebration.
GRAND PARADE 10 O'CLOCK
Exercises In the Hall at CenterviIIe
at 2;3o O'ciook-I he Programme
The Evenings Entertainment
Lunch by the Lad es.

The Evenings Entertainment
Lunch by the Lad es.
All arrangements are completed for
the sixth annual celebration in this
city to-day OF the order Of the Sons OF
st George. There will be grand
parade at 10 o'clock this morning head
ed by the Silver City Cornet and Eng
lish Oak bands. W. Z. Dayey. ID. ID.
w. @. p. Is grand marshal of the day.
and his assistants are Worthy Presi-
dents Fred Martin, Richard James, ].
w. Bingley and John Biclel The pro-
cession will start from Victoria lodge
| room, West Broadway, at $3.50 a. M,
with Victoria and DIR. Livingston
lodges. and proceed to CenterviIIe
where Peace and Harmony lodge will
| fall into line; thence to walkervflle
where Black Prince lodge will join the
procession; west on DAILY street and
countermarch on Main to Park, east to
Wyoming, north to Broadway, west on
Broadway to Montana, south to Park
east on Park to Main, north on Main
to Centerville and disband.
At 2:30 O'Clock the exercises in cele-
bration of the day will begin at st.
Georges hall, Centerville, with the
singing of the following opening ode:
Here we as faithful brothers meet,
And once again our vows repeat,
To firmly by each other stand.
In sickness, health, in veal or woe,
Misfortune or prosperity,
Our sympathies will ever flow,
In deeds of love and charity.
To cheer a brothers aching heart,
To soothe him on a bed of pain:
To take tn afflicted widows part,
The orphans cause e'er to maintain.
Be this our object and our aim,
AS onward through the world we
move
SO may we hope at last to gain,
The password to the realms above" |
The following programme will then !
be rendered:
Opening Ode. .ev5
Prayer. Rev. William Bartle |
Selection. Silver City Cornet Band
ADDRESS. ...................E . "A. Ford
Quartet. Messrs Pooley, Coombes,
Stephens and Martin.
Address ..................Is Isaac Williams
Selection. Silver City Cornet Band
Address..W. e. Davey, d. ID. w. G. p.
Address William Robinson
Selection. Silver City Cornet Band
Grafton. Prof. A. c. Newill
Singing, America
In the evening there will be an en-
tertainment at the Auditorium, Butte,
at s O'Clock. The programme will be
as follows:
Remarks by chainman.....J. w. ,Astle
Selection. .Centerville Choir, Richard
Williams, Leader.
quartet. ..................B Butte Quartet
Song, THE Death of Nelson. .....
f. d. Pooley. 4e
Recitation. .......... Miss Ettie Barnett
Quartet. .Messrs. Pooley. Coombes,
Stephens and Martin.
Solo. .................s..M Mrs. Fitz Butler
Violin obligato, Miss A. Mazet.
Recitation. Miss Lilly Tonkin
Solo-"Love Can Wait" ............
Miss Rose Morris. gsf
Solo. Miss Emil Thomas
..............C enterville Choir ,
Duet. Messrs. Coombes and Stephens
Solo. Mrs. Geo. II. Wells
Miss Jennie Morris
Violin obligato.. Miss A. Mazet
Solo. Doris" e. Neven..
Miss Maud ]. Coy.
Duet. Messrs. Pooley and Coombes
solo. .....................W w. j. league
Sam A. Mayer
Solo. Joe Richards
Quartet ..... Messrs. Pooley, Coombes,
Stephens and Martin. ~ =.
There will also be ball in the eve l
hing at st. Georges hall. The COM
nittees are as follows: E.T1
Committee of arrangements-Isaae 7
Williams, chairman; w. J. Ball, Sec
etary; Joseph Galloway, treasurer;
William Bartle, T. w. Rodda Herbert
bundle. James Reynolds, c. Merrifield I
ames II. Richards, Richard Hanna
ord. William Opie. Joseph Rich, w. H.
bundle. John w. Bingley, Sam Eddy. T
v. e. Davey. J. Weber. ]. w. Astle,
'harles Mitchell, John Bickle. 50
Committee on ball-James N. Ball :,
oor manager; assistants-Henry You'll
en-. Harry Wales. Joseph Hancock,
'homas Gundry, Henry Coombes.
Harmony lodge. White Rose lodge,
nd Primrose lodge, Daughters of st. r
George. will serve lunch during the
ay and evening in the building across
rom St. Georges hall q