Centennial Celebration At Danvers Mass June 16 1852
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Symonds, Jr. A second Cavalcade of nearly 300 horsemen, led by the Mounted Band of the Boston Lancers, terminated the grand programme of the pageant. This Cavalcade was under the marshalship of the following gentlemen : Francis Dane, Esq. , Chief Marshal. Jos. S. HoDGKiNS, and W^m. J. C. Kenney, Aids. Assistant Marshals. Jos. F. Dane, C. A. Gardiner, Wm. A. Dodge, Henry C. Poor, John A. Lord, H. O. Wiley, Charles Page, D. C. Tibbetts, George Prescott.
. 112 After great exertions on the part of ...the Chief Marshal and his as- sistants, the streets were so far cleared of the multitude of people and vehicles, that the procession was put in motion. Moving down Main street, it countermarched at the Salem line, near the Great Tree, and on its return passed through Holten street, at the junction of which with Aborn street, it passed under a noble triumphal arch. Passing Aborn street into Washington street, it went through another beautiful arch, thrown over the latter street near the residence of David El well, Esq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Symonds, Jr. A second Cavalcade of nearly 300 horsemen, led by the Mounted Band of the Boston Lancers, terminated the grand programme of the pageant. This Cavalcade was under the marshalship of the following gentlemen : Francis Dane, Esq. , Chief Marshal. Jos. S. HoDGKiNS, and W^m. J. C. Kenney, Aids. Assistant Marshals. Jos. F. Dane, C. A. Gardiner, Wm. A. Dodge, Henry C. Poor, John A. Lord, H. O. Wiley, Charles Page, D. C. Tibbetts, George Prescott.
. 112 After great exertions on the part of ...the Chief Marshal and his as- sistants, the streets were so far cleared of the multitude of people and vehicles, that the procession was put in motion. Moving down Main street, it countermarched at the Salem line, near the Great Tree, and on its return passed through Holten street, at the junction of which with Aborn street, it passed under a noble triumphal arch. Passing Aborn street into Washington street, it went through another beautiful arch, thrown over the latter street near the residence of David El well, Esq.
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