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3 UVfllhi Somerville andrecent war, they to a banquet in*SS 1U pP * * V I I5.30 p m. in special cars. M'^A.In company with all other soldier;*Ad sailors who live who served in the§ltEbfrle hall. f This banquet will lie followed by a reception. The receiving party will eom-prlsj Miss Addle A. York, president; Mrs R. W. Wallace, Mrs J. Frank Brown and Mrs 8. H Libby vice presidents; Mrs J. J. Giles, treasurer; M’.ss Grace M. Canfield, seen lary, and Mrs A. I. Cummings. .f Following the reception there will be an entertainment. There will be vocal and instrumental selections. It is expected that Mrs Mae IF Frazar and Gen Chas H. Taylor will be present.The city's celebration will consist of a paraoe at 2 o'clock, followed by a reception. banquet and speeches in Bacon hall, beginning' at 0 p rn.The parade will form on Bow st and Its vicinity, and will start promptly. Jhe route will be over the following streets; Bow, Summer. Hcheol, Berkeley, General, Medford, Dartmouth, Broadway, Cross, Medford and Washington, to Union sq. The roster will be as follows:^ , Platoon of police.Chief marshal, K. PeWitt baphum.gperlal Maff -Alderman O. M Gmlt;tjr. S. LCummlng#. I\ u, 3. T*u!k)x, W. m» FitnU.Chief of itaff. C*t»l William H. Kalph.Aides 3ohoph .J. Giles, H. I*. Nickerson, .1 Albion Briggs. Capt Edward Gllae®.Staff -George IK Weoijna, E. J. Caniridge, I .K. Merrill, A. 15, Fah a, H. Kkiinidalt;u. George Jl. Patterson, Dana W. Bennett, A. T. lt;aim, G. Iloscoe Marsh. |J. F. Smith, Chari** fc. Prichard. Dr Henry Iioil. G. K. Hetheiiagiin, Joseph Moore, Chgfiea K. Clark, Me Win C. Staples, A 3 Reynolds, J. F. Eikloa, Thomas F, O'Mally, Hubert Beatty.:■: Platoonof National Laplt;*er*. lit regimen! band. Frank L. roll Ins leader.provisional tnllirla oouipaoy.Somervill* letter carrier®,Fife and drum cor pa.Division* and 30. A. O. II.Knights of Su«*relt;! Heart.Platoon permanent firemen. fff Somcrvlft* veteran firemen,Everett fife and drum corps.. C. Kinsley post, 139. G. A. lb( n M. 8th regiment.City government In carriages.^ - VF ' ' Invited gussts.After the Parade there will be a rt~option |tn Bow st hall, preceded by ipeaklng Among the speakers of the Say, some of whom will appear at theoant i n n n^1 n t } Ui r g n f t h I»■ * n 11 o tStmorns t,His CoInjurecNEW Htional runYale foot his comp daughterformerly icut. gustai The lion started tcmiles outto control Brad b y ilt; buggy, W1 miles she Ely gave same time an effort u He partial ley broke i The hor«lt; cipal st retstopped. T him to a rand his leg ball wound He had Yale cloveobliged toWelbeckWallaceloxdo:racing of day Wall* mare Hen handicap sovereigns eigni ealt; wards.Tod Himold coit I Nine hor fur longs i to 4 again
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Fri, Apr 14, 1899
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