Happy 4th! Lyme Celebrates Independence Day with Traditional Parade

A charming 'Lady Liberty' waved gracefully to her fans in last year's parade.

Photo by M. Dickey. A charming ‘Lady Liberty’ waved gracefully to ‘her’ fans in the 2012 parade.

The annual Fourth of July parade in Lyme, which was founded by Dr. William Irving in 1958, will be held today, Friday, July 4, starting — according to information on the Town of Lyme website — “at 10 a.m. or when everyone is ready.”

People wishing to participate should assemble at Camp Claire between 9 and 10 a.m.  No prior registration is required to march.

Tuba player Stu Ingersoll of Essex and his fellow musicians are always a welcome addition to this hometown parade.

Photo by M. Dickey.  Tuba player Stu Ingersoll of Essex and his fellow musicians are always a welcome addition to this hometown parade.

After the parade, Lyme Parks and Recreation will be providing food and fun while hosting a range of activities at the Grange Hall.  Musical entertainment will be provided by ‘Two for the Show.’

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