Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-02
COMPLETE FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION

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Continued from page ID
Union. st. Gabriel's No. Sc of
"Sotedenije," St. Mary's No. 131 of
'S~ojedenije," First Hungarian st.
Joseph's Society, Brotherly Society
of Hungarians, Workingmen's and
Women's Social and Sick Benefit
Society, st. Aloysius, Hungarian Re-
formed, Count Batthanyi, Rakoczy
Hungarian, Hungarian Working
mems Association, Italian Mutual
Aid Association, fire chief, fremen.
grotesque paraders, all floats not ac-
companied by organizations.
The Judges.
The judges for the best decorated
automobiles will be C. C. Baldwin. of
this city; Mayor t. j. Seully. of
South Amboy; DR.. A. l.. Ellis. of
Metuchen: Thomas DUNCAN, of
Woodbridge, and former Mayor
George Viehmann, of New Bruns-
wick. The Judges for the grotesaue
features will be DR.. ]. l.. Lund. f..
M. Kelly, w, A. Spencer, J. M. Glenn.
and F. r. Valentine, of Woodbridge.
The Judges will be located at State
n Fayette streets, where the par
ade will pass twice.
At l o'clock a luncheon will be
served at the Packer House for the
Judges and the executive committee.
Band Concert
AT $3.50 O'Clock in City Hall Park
Vincent Bianchi's concert band of
New York will render the following
program:
Loves Dream" march, v. Bian-
chi.
William Tell" overture, Rossini.
Faust" selection, Gounod.
Jolly Fellows" waltzes, R. Voll-
stedt.
Medley of Italian songs, V. Bian-
chi.
"Traumerei," solo, baritone.
Schumann.
"Miserere." from Trovatore, G.
Verdi.
Lights and Shadows" waltz, v.
Bianchi. :
Echoes from the Opera House,
Bever.
Afternoon Program.
At 4 o'clock the public speaking
will take place and the following
program will be carried out:
Band, Star Spangled Banner"
Prayer, Rev. DR.. G. G. Wilding.
Song, Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean"
Address, Hon. Adrian Lyon.
Song, Star Spangled Banner"
Address, DR.. w. E. Ramsay.
Address, Rev. J.. H. Northrup.
Song, America"
Band.
Evening Concert.
At 8 o'clock on the Bluff another
band concert will be given. Bianchi's
band will probably be situated on
the end Of Guigues' dock and there
will render the following program:
"Passodoppio," Marchetti.
Poet and Peasant" overture,
suppe.
bohemian Girl grand selection,
Balfe.
"Tannhauser," r. Wagner.
Blue Danube" waltzer, job.
Strauss.
III Trovatore," selection, G.. Verdi.
symphony" march, v. Bianchi.
"Sextette, from Lucia, Donizetti.
American PATROL" F. w. Mea-
cham.
Extras to be selected.
At $3.50 O'Clock the fireworks will
begin. They will be shot off from a
float anchored off the Bluff about
200 feet from shore and zoo feet
south of Bayard's beach. The fire.
works will last about an hour.
Donations Through Press.
The press acknowledge the follow
ing contributions, and with this the
fund closes:
EVENING NEWS
Chronicle -. 10
George w. Jackson ......... 10
j. 2. Larsen Q
Various other Attractions.
Besides the public demonstration
there will be numerous other at
fractions in and about this city. The
various resorts and groves will be
kept busy and there will be a num-
Der of individual holiday events.
The Raritan Yacht Club will duly
celebrate the day. There will be
open house all day at it's headquart-
ers and an informal dance for mem
bers n friends In the evening,
Throughout the afternoon, there will
be boat racing events, in which var
ious classes of vessels will partici-
pate, including dories, yachts, power
boats and canoes. The races will
start at 2 o'clock and will be held in
Raritan bay, where they may be wit
messed from Staten Island, South
Amboy and local shores.
Theodore ~Bloodgood's Wonder
land Beach and Pier In a gala holi-
day array ON Monday will be an at
traction for many. Boynton Beach
Will be in its customary holiday at
tire on independence day. Dancing
will be the feature attraction as
usual. Proctor's theatre and the
Bijou will furnish entertainment for
a number.
Commencing this afternoon and
extending to late Monday afternoon,
there Will be no end Of baseball at
fractions In this city and vicinity
Almost every team, ranging from the
tiniest to the larger aggregation will
participate In one or more games
over the holiday. This afternoon
the Raritan copper works grounds
are the scene Of the best attraction
in that line, and tomorrow and Mon
day, Amusement Park will be the
headquarters for the big contests.
No doubt many local people will
take advantage of the holiday ex-
eursions to Bellewood Park, Mauch
Chunk and Glen Onoko, which are
run from this city by the Lehigh
Valley railroad. A special excursion
train to these points will leave here