Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-01
PRECAUTIONARY PROGRAMS
brntiou saturdny-Isle In Notes
Order of Exercises.

OfUer OF fNeTC1SeS.
The following Is the official program
for swant9n's Champlain and Fourth
OF July celebration to be held on Sat
urday, July ?;
6 a. M, National salute.
6:3O a. m.---Cclebration of mass in
parochial school chapel by Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Cloarec. V. c., administrator OF
burlington.
7:45 n m.--Cclcbration OF solemn
high mass at the Churcn OF the Nntiv-
ity by the Very Rev. FIR. Prevel. Sup.
Gen. s. s T.. OF Winooski.
s::so a. information Of procession
at the Church OF the Nativity Of dele
bottoms Of the various Catholic organ
izations md others. headed by the st.
Adams brigade band. to proceed to
the site Of tho first permanent church
building in Vermont where granite
monument Will he dedicated.
$3.50 a. m.--Procession of motor
boats, row boats and canoes leaves
the Missisuuoi Yacht Club dock for
dedication Of monument.
$50 a. liberalization Of monument;
song by parochial school children. un-
yelling of monument by Rt. Rev ]. NJ.
Cloarcc; address in French by Rev. d.
]. O'Sullivan Of st. Adams.
100 n. m.-River parade OF decor
ated canoes manned by Indians. motor
boats and row boats
11:3o n inland parade of historical
and trade floats, decorated automobiles
| and fancy rigs horrihlcs, etc. headed by
the ST Johns p O., and St. Adams bands,
tho route covering the principal streets OF
| the town.
20 n m.-Brief historical addresses
from the band stand on the park by some
| Of tho DISTINGUISHED visitors, among whom
will he Senators Dillingham; and Page,
| REPRESENTATIVES, Foster and Plumley. Gov.
| Proutv. Hon. r. ". HIN Of the New York
| Senate. ex-Gov Smith OF St Adams. Hon.
Rudolph Icmieux postmaster-general of
| Canada and others.
| 3:3O u. m.--Athletc sports on the park
one hundred yard dash. mile run. mile
| bicycle race for cash prizes, Indian games,
songs and war dances.
$50 n. m.-Basc ball game between the
Swanton nine and an Indian team, bands
| In attendance
100 H. m.-Illumination of park by over
| five thousand electric lights. Japanese
liant erns colored fire and concerts by tho
| combined St. Johns and st. Alhans bands.
The Indians who are TO take a prominent
part in the days program are portion
| Of those who will be the feature In the
| burlington and Plattsburgh celebrations.
The decorations Of the business places
| and residences promises to be on more
elaborate seal, than ever before at
tempted. substantial prizes being offered
| for tho best DECORATIONS
PROGRAM AT ISLE LA MOTTE FRI
DAY. JULY ..
| Steamer with Governor Prouty and
party including Gov. Hughes d, A. r..
and the New York and Vermont com
missions will arrive at the celebration
grounds. Isle la Motto at 1890 a. m.
1890 a. m. to Il rs, high mass at the
| St. Anne shrine.
| l1:I5 Ave minute address Of welcome,
Senator Henry W. HILL Buffalo, n. Y.
followed BY remarks by Governor
Prouty and Governor Hughes.
| Singing-St. Adams Choral Union, 15O
voices.
Oration-Hon. Wendell p Stafford.
Washington, d. G.
| SinEing-Choral Union.
Poem-Prof. John Ersklne. Amherst
| College.
| l:3O-Dinner.
| go D. m.-Cnveiling Of boulder and
tablet to Gen. Seth Warner and Capt.
| Remember Baker The boulder will be
| presented to the State and accepted by
| Gov. Prouty.
| SinginR-Choral union.
Remnrks-Judge Stafford.
| Benediction. the Rev. John VI. Thomas
| president of Middlebury College
| 800 p. m.--Indian pageants on the
lake.
| The troops from Fort Ethan Allen and
| Company NJ, LIST regiment volunteers. will
| he reviewed by Gov. Prouty ard tho dis
| tlnguished visitors Immediately after
| dinner.