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Flyer for April 19, 1850

From time to time, someone will drop off collection of historical papers are First Parish, often without leaving a note about who it is from. In the fall of 2024, someone dropped off many papers. They were mostly abot First Parish of Sudbury, including two copies of the 1832 History and COvenent, see below.

Included in the cache of papers was this flyer about the 75th Anniversay of April 19, 1775.

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Concord 75th Anniversary April 19th
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Concord Museum 2024

ORDER OF EXERCISES
- AT THE —
UNION CELEBRATION
- OF THE -
Nineteenth of April, 1775,
On the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of that day,
PRAYER-by the Rev. J. T. Woodbury.
HYMN
(To be sung by the Audience to the tune of Old Hundred.)
O GoD, supreme o'er earth and skies, To Thee our fathers' suppliant eyes Were rais'd for help, when loud the alarm Of battle call'd the brave to arm.
Here, on this consecrated ground, Where sleeps their martyr'd dust around, Their sons exulting raise to Thee Their grateful hymn of Jubilee.
The blood that dyed that day the field, A nation's INDEPENDENCE seal'd ; That blood sent up its cry to thee, A nation's pledge of Victory.
Our fathers' deeds, in deathless song, Time in his course shall bear along: Their sons, still happy, brave and free, Shall own their boundless debt to Thee.
ORATION,
BY THE HON. ROBERT RANTOUL, JR.
MUSIC.
Freeman Press, Concord, Mass.

See Also: Sudbury on April 19, 1775

2025-08-27 jch.com/history/250/1850flyer.html     YON - Jan C. Hardenbergh