The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-01
FOR JULY FOURTH.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES IN
 FoY AUDITORIUM JULY 2.

Bells to Ring and CannOns Roar at Sunset-Committees in Charge and the Organizations Which They Rep resent-COncerts in Different Sec- tiOns of the City at Sunset.
 Official programme of the exercises to be held in the Foy Auditorium on the afternoon of July has been announced and will attract wide attention because of ;, it's excellent character and the worth of the artists to take part. It is in full as follows:
 PROGRAMME. Piano selection. Prof. Henry G. Nichols Singing ........ Red, White and BIue''
 Audience standing.) 1nvocati tion. Rev. Wnn. W. Leete, D. D. Selection, "Viva l. America" Willard Church of the Redeemer Quartette-
 Miss Rena T. Barnes, soprano.
 Miss D. Gertrude Duell, alto.
 MT. Frank L. Shay, tenor.
 MT. F. s. Hamilton, Jr., bass. Cornet solo ......................Se Selected
 enry F. Reyes. Reading of Declaration of Independ- ence-
 Miss Ida M. Adams. Soprano Solo,. Star Spangled Banner"
 Miss Barnes. Address......."..Mr. Frederick w. Orr Bass solo. Sword of Bunker Hill"
 MT. Hamilton. Reading Selected
 Mrs. Willis B. Isbell. Selection ............ "Tenting Tonight Church of the Redeemer Quartette. Singing ........ .............,"A America
 Audience standtng.) Benediction,
 Thirty-three prompt is the hour set. Those who have charge of this big pub lie service will be as follows. A. Max cy Miller chairman of the general com mittee, will preside.
 GENERAL COMMITTEE. . Pioneer Council, No. 1, o. U. A. M.-- H. T, Mix, W. J. Fuller.
 Beacon Hose O., No. 1, A. V. F. D. E. F. Foote, D. c. Saunders. Camp P. s. of Aired Atkinson,
 
 Camp No. 1, I. o. True Americans. w, W. Scott, Mrs. E. G. Smith. Layfayette Colony, 161. U. o. Pilgrim Fathers-P. l.. Bernard, Frank A. Monson, Mary E. Miner, John Shares Edgewood Lodge, K. P.-Gus Bald win, M. Dingwall. Nathan Hale camp, S. of Wv. $. Bassett, R. s. Robinson. .~.. Court Lincoln, Order Golden Sceptasss --cllarles Peterson, Mrs. F. Dudley. Il. V. U.-W. Warren, Fred s. Snow. Liberty Benn Council, Jr, 0. U. A. MA. W. Adams, W. S. Benton. New Haven Colony Historical Society Gen. E. E. Bradley. Camp 1. P. 0. S. of A.-Frank itch ings, William Applegate.
 Gideon Welles Naval Veteran Asso- ciation-W. S. Wells, Walter Jacobs Gen. David Humphreys branch $. of A. R.-Charles W. Pickett, W. J. Atwa- ter.
 Camp 12, P. 0. S. of A.-charles E. Serviss, Louis Waas.
 Camp 8, P. 0. S. of Airs. G. H. Hislop, Mrs E. J. Peck.
 Camp 4, P. 0. S. of A. Sara E. Brooks, Hattie L. Smith.
 Excelsior No. 4S, D. of Ih-Mrs. Hat tic Bond Miss Olive Parmelee.
 Washington Conucil, o. U, A. M.-. H. D. Peck. T. J. Northrop.
 Admiral Foot, W. R. C.-Mrs. Bertha Bishop, Miss Ida M. Adams.
 New Haven Temple, L. G. E.-Har- riet Ross, Katie Kipp.
 Winthrop Castle, K. G. E.-F, E.. Wadhams, c. H. Bord.
 New Haven Chamber of Commerce Frank B. Walker, Henry W. Merwin, Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R.-Hiram T. Peck, George G. Reynolds.
 W. R. c. No. 27-Mrs H. F. Barthol- omew, Mrs. M. A. Rose. New Haven Business Mems Assoeia- tion-E. I. Atwater, J. D. Beecher. Harmony Division, s. of T.-Charles E. Hart, Edward J. Gum. Camp 8, P. 0. S. of A.-C. F. Will Hams, Ed. Kirby, H. H. Davidson, T. Whittlesey, D. l.. orton. Again this year the small boy will have chance to see the old muzzle loading cannon fired off on the green at sunrise and sunset, and the elder per- sons will listen to the ringing of the church bells. Band concerts have been arranged for, which will be given in the several portions of the city.