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Tuesday, July 7, 1918.

The Fourth of Llu.
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On Saturday last, the AID anniversary OF
American independence was celebrated in
this town, with the usual demonstrations Of
Joy and festisiiy.


AT II o'clock the citizens and such as were
present from this vicinity assembled at Union
Hall, and after partaking of a collation. pre-
pared 'Jr the occasion, a very large and res
pectabe procession was formed and moved
TO the Rev. Dir. Payson's Westinghouse, es-
cored by the Rife Company commanded By
Capt CHADWICK, in the following order--


Selectmen.


Orator and Chaplain.


Members of Congress of the Z. s.
Members of the Legislature of this State.


Judicial Officers.


Officers Of The q. s. Army and Navy.


Strangers.


Citizens


After very feryent and appropriate prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. NICHOLS, an elegant, chaste
and classic oralion was pronounced by Ma
TBASlEL DEERiNG, Esq. 10 a very numerous
and brilliant auditory.