Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
BANDS Of MUSIC
AND NEW FEATURES
: Celebration on Monday VIII Be All
That is Anticipated-Several
Bands of Music.

There will be plenty of music az the
celebration on Monday There win be
two bands from the county. one from
Jones Springs and one from Marlowe.
The Berkeley Springs Cornet band will
also come down and at least one If
not two bands from Winchester. These
bands have all volunteered their SER
vices for that day and will make music
for the celebration.
Another feature has been added to
the parade of the firemen. All ladies
riding horseback in the city or county
are requested to report to Mrs. S. s.
sFelker or to Chief Marshall Boyd for
participation in the parade. They
will be added to the fourth division.
Mr.. H. NJ Grove has been made
marshall of the Fourth division and
will be in charge of the ponies and
pony carts Every owner of pony
is requested to report either 20 him
or the chief mari hall or Miss Locke.
It is desired that everybody in the
city have part in the celebration and
those who have not yet been seen by
a member of the finance committee
are requested to take their contribu-
lion to the chairman of the commit
lee Mr. A. Clohan
From The World of Tuesday:
The final arrangements for the fire.
mems parade and contests were left
with the Independence day commit
tee at the meeting last evening. There
will be the following prizes. For the
best appearing company in line, $40;
for the company having the largest
number of uniformed men in line, IS.
In the real race there will be three
prizss-First, $40; second, SIS; third,
$40.
II was decided to add Juvenile di-
vision to the parade which win con.
sist of the Fttle folks of the city in
their pony carts. With these small
teams decorated and filled gaily
dressed children, it will add much to
the effectiveness of the parade. 1t
is likely that there will be a small
prize offered for the best appearing
team in line.
Automobile Parade.
The line of march for the Automo-
bile parade will commence at the Y.
M c. A. bail ling and go east on King
street to Queen, to Race. to Raleigh,
to Martin, to Maple avenue, to Burke.
to Raleigh, 10 John to Queen, around
east side of Band Stand north on
east side of Queen street. to Race, TO
Maple avenue, to Martin, to Queen, on
west side of Queen closed order coun-
ter-narch to Y NJ. G. A.
Athletic Events.
The Athletic committee has deter
mined to have mile Marathon race
among the other events on the after
noon of the Fifth and the prize to the
winner will be a handsome solid silver
loving cup donated by the Palace
Bowling Alleys.
The second prize will be donated by
the ]. w Dean Company.
\ Athletic Prizes.
The following prizes will be award
ed in the athletic events to be held on
tine Athletic Field on July 5, at the
celebration of Independence Day. The
donors OF +he prizes are also given:
First place in 220-yard Junior event
Solid Leather Suit Case, valued at
IS, J. f. Thompson & Brother.
Second place in 220-yard Junior
event-2o Soda Checks, Shepherds
drug store.
IA First place in one-mile Senior run
Solid Leather Suit Case, value Sc.
Thompson & Thompson.
Second rlare IN one-mile Senior run
One Ghirt, value 81, M. G. Tabler.
First place in 100yard event-Pair
Celebrated Regal Shoes, s. v. Fiery.
Second prize 100-yard Senior event
Box Somerset Candy, donated by Alex
ander Giovanis.
Second place in 100-yard Junior
event-hth,etic Bath Towel, Browns
drug store.
First place in Senior SS0-yard run
Pair Celebrated Crawford Shoes.
Shaull Brothers.
Second place in Senior SS0-yard-
Fine Pipe, The Queen" Tobacco
Store T. F. Evans.
The second prize in the junior 800
yard run win be Beautiful Picture
Cake with the national colors donated
by the Standard Steam Bakery, W. r.
Caskey.
First place in 5C-yard eyent-Solfd
Gold Scarf Pin, w l.. Jones.
Second place in 50yard Junior event
go Soda Checks. w. s. Harper.
First place in 44e-yard Senior event
Box Fine Cigars, Martinsburg To
bacco Company.