The Penn's Grove record., 1908-06-26
CIVIC GALA DAY.
THUR JULY 80, 1908.
PROGRAM.

John Smith.
Twelve men in costume of first Virginia
settlers, as guard of honor to float.
Visiting Tribes of Red Men.
One hundred boys, in costume OF Zouaves!
with commander.
FLoAT-representing the first public read.
ing of the Declaration of Indie.
pendence.
The Borough Mayor and City Council,
FLoAT-representing Progress.
Fifty horsemen, in costume of U. S,
Cavalry, guard Of honor to Float.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshall of Diuisioa.
Viola Cornet Band.
Jr. Order of United American Mechanics,
Officers in Council Uniform, and mem
bers in uniform attire.
FLoAT-representlng Washington receiv-
ing the sword of CORVALLIS,
Twenty-four men in continental costume
as guard OF honor to Float.
One hundred girls, in costume of Ma.
tional flag, DRESS OF stripes, apron OF
blue field and stars, Tam O'Shanter hat
of blue field and stars) carrying the
American Jack.
FLoAT-representing The Goddess of Lib
erty, with twelve maids OF honor,
the Liberty Bell made of flowers,
a canopy for Goddess. The
young lady personating the God
dess to be chosen by popular
vote.
Twenty-four men, in costume of Rough
Riders, guard of honor to Goddess.
Visiting Councils of American Mechanics,
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshall of Division.
Band of Music,
Liberty Fire Company No. 1 with Chem.
ical Engine, and Hose Carriage.
FLoAT-representing Life rescue by Fire
men.
Visiting Fire Companies.
One hundred Masqueraders, without dis
tinctionof sex, or age, or costume; any
thing to make. fun, meeting the,approba-
ton OF the Committee.
One hundred Summer visitors, (Shore
'people) in costume of their own selection
with approval of Committee.
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshall of Division.
Band of Music.
Patriotic Sons of America, Washington
Camp, officers in Camp Dress, members
III uniform attire.
FLoAT-represeneing Lincoln signing the
Proclamation of Emancipation,
before him a negro in shackles of
slave.
Twenty-four negroes as guard OF honor to
the Float.
Visiting Orders OF P. o. S. of A.
open Bible on the Altar,
guarded by T. o. S.. of A. Sentinals.
Patrons of H~usbandry, Penn's Grove
Grange No. 181. with decorated teams
and wagons, and machines exhibiting
modern agriculture, &c.
FLoAT-representing the Old Oaken buck.
ct, twelve daughters Of Husbandry
in Gala attire as guard Of honor.
to sing the "Old Oaken Bucket
while i'll procession.
Visiting Patrons OF Husbandry.
FLoAT-representing dupont Powder
works.
Miscellaneous exhibits of any chararter,
by any one or any interests, meeting
the approval of the Committee.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal of Division.
Bugle Corp.
Drum Corp.
FLoAT-representing Grant receiving the
sword OF Lee.
Float.
Mothers, wives and widows of veterans
of the Civil war, in decorated carriages.
Daughters of Veterans, in white dress,
and head wreath OF flowers, carrying
parasols of National colors with stream-
ers and motto.
Lieut.. Edward II. Green Camp, SO S.ofV
Firing Squad in full uniform, members
in uniform attire.
FLoAT-representing Peace, accompanied
by Daughters Of Veterans of the
second generation.
Twenty-four sons of the second generation
as guard of honor.
Visiting Camps, Sons of Veterans,
The Rear Guard-mounted police-eight
men in costume of the National Guard,
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
At three O'Clock, Sports and Amusement.
Baseball at the Ball Grounds.
Sports at Sheble's Grove.
ON II RIVER
Snapshot Race: From a stake boat off