Celebration of the 4th at Gloucester in grand display
The Gloucester Fourth of July celebration featured a large cavalcade of military and citizen riders, a floral procession of about six hundred white dressed misses with wreaths, and two hundred public school lads. A decorated carriage carried continental lancers in full 76 uniforms. Children gathered at the ropewalk for a meal while elders heard an eloquent Ramout Jr. sermon at Universalist church. The day reflected a town wide, nonpartisan tribute to national festivity.
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Conquering Republic Oratorla of Greenough in Boston Jubilee
The July Fourth celebration in Boston featured Mr Greenough’s oration praising the United States as a conquering republic. He traced America’s journey from colonial resistance to a mature, liberty founded system, linking its success to consent of the governed and the spread of free institutions across Europe.
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Atheneum Library to reopen mid July at Beacon Street
The Atheneum Library has moved to a new Beacon street location and is not yet fully arranged. Officials expect reopening around mid July and praise the hall as the finest of its kind in the country, well suited to its purpose.
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