Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
MANY ATTRACTIONS
IN PROGRAM FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
Exercises, as Arranged by Com.
mite, Will Begin at 9
A. M.

Every detail has been arranged for
the independence Day Celebration IN
Orange. The exercises will commence
In the morning at s o'clock. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
At s o'clock the school children VIII
meet at their various edifces and an
viii assemble in South Main street. A.
fast as they arrive they will take po-
sitions on the south size of the road
way, column of fours. When the coll
m extends as far west as the flag
the line will double with the second
column.
At $50 o'clock Markwfth's brass
band will begin to play. announcin
opening of the days exercises with
America" Information win be re-
ceived from time to time at the Y. NJ.
c. A. headquarters of the formation OF
the children at the various schools. ana
the telephone will be used for such
other purposes as the committee MAJ
wish. Mrs. Charles 7. Gwynne will be
in charge.
Aides are needed by the grand mar
shall. and all who are willing to as
sist in making the parade a success
are requested to report to David L.
Person. who will be in charge Of the
parade. at $3.50 o'clock. Each school
will be accompanied by an officer and
also by two or three others.
At S:55 the line viii be formed on
the north side of Main street, right
resting opposite the statue. The signal
to start will be given "a o'clock
promptly. At this hour theS <hurch
bell will ring and the line viii Move
up Mai nstreet in the following order:
Grandn marshal and aides: platoon
of Orange police; Aarkwith's brass
band of twenty pieces; Orange Chapter,
New Jersey State Society. Sons of the
American Revolution: First Ward
Local Interest Club; Uzal Dodd Post
No. II, g. A. r.. in automobiles fur
nished by the Edison company: school
children, accompanied by the Home and
School League Of the Oranges. Each
will deposit some flowers on the statue
as they make the turn at the easterly
end Of the common. Each child viii
also carry IN American flag. The chill
dren Of the Mt. Carmel School will also
be in line, accompanied by their own
drum corps. Bonnen Brothers drum
corps will also furnish music in the
parade.
A number of automobiles. which win
be stationed in Hillyer street, win come
In at the end of the parade, carrying
the children of the Orange Orphan
Home n the Orthopedic Hospital.
Flags and banners will be carried ia the
line At Bell street the line VIII coun-
termarch to Scotland street, giving q
salute to Mayor Seymour and the menu
bers of the Common Council. who viii
be stationed at the Old Burying Ground.
The exercises will begin probably
about 9:45 O'Clock at the Dispatch
Rider with music by the band The
children will place their floral tribute
at the statue, as they did the one on
the Common A wreath win be placed
on the base by the Orange Chapter,
Daughters of the Revolution, and the
exercises will begin with a few re-
marks by the chairman of the COM
mittee on celebration. David L. Pier
son, after which he will read the
Declaration of Independence. The
grafton will then be given by the Rev.
George P. Eastman. pastor of the Or
ange Valley Congregational Church.
M there will also be a prayer for the
country, singing by the children and
music by the band.
The exercises win be over. II is ex-
pected, by IL o'clock, At 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon a concert will be given
on Military Common by Markwith's
hand.