The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-29

"6 SaNSs
Aid. Chief Marshal. Aid.
Saco Cornet Band.
Marhsl. Fire Department ofSa- Marshal.
co and Diddeford.
Hook and Ladder Companies.
Com. Of Arrangements.
Marshal. Mayor Of Biddeford. Marshal.
Aldermen and Common Couscil.
Selectmen Of Saco.
President Of the Day.
Reader Of the Declaration OF Independence.
Sheriff Of the County, -
and his Deputies.
Chief Engineer and Fire wariens.
Marshal. Graham's Brass Band. Mashal.
Grand Lodge OF Free Masons.
York Royal Arch Chapter.
Dunlap Lodge, Diddeford.
Saco Lodge, Saco.
York Lodge, Kennebunk.
Arundel Lodge. Kennebunkport.
Freedom Lodge. Limerick.
Fraternal Lodge, Alfred.
st. Johns Lodge, South Berwick.
Adonirnm Lodge, Limington.
Atlantic Lodge, Portland.
Ancient Landmark Lodge, Portland.
Portland Lodge, Portland.
Harmony Lodge, Gorham.
Marshal. Sabbath Schools Of Blarshal
Biddeford.
Sabbath Schools of Saco.
Benevolent Societies Of Saco.
Benevolent Societies Of Diddeford.
Marshal. Strangers. Marshal.
The Committee have made choice Of Col.
Charles Twambley, Chief Marshal.
MAnsuALL's NprIcx
The following gentlemen have been appoint
cd aids to the Chief Marshal. 80.
DR.. J. Sawyer, Capt. Ira II. Fos, with twelve
assistants.
The saco Cornet Band viii report at the Bid
defori House ut 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Graham's
Brass Band will report at the saco House ate
o'clock A. NJ.
The Biddeford Division Of Cavalcade, Maj.
8. A. Boothby, the Fire Departments OF Bidde-
ford and the Sunday Schools and officers nafn-
ed In the order of pi ocession, win form ut 10
o'clock on Alfred Street, Biddeford, the right
resting on Liberty Street, under Assistant
Marshal Sawyer.
The Saco division Cayalcade Capt. -,
| Fire Department Of Saco, Sabbath Schools, &c.
will form at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Storer Street,
Saco, the right resting on Main Street, under
assistant Marshal Poss.
At 10 o'clock 30 minutes each division and
| Frccmasons will march TO Factory Island FORM
iuy the procession rs laid down In the ORDER
Proceeding through Main to North Street,
through North 10 Elm st., through Elm 10
Storer ST., through Storcr to Main ST.. up Main
10 School st., through School to Middle ST..
down Middle to Common ST., through Common
10 Pepperel Square. across the Island through
the covered bridge, up Liberty TO Chestnut 81,
through Chestnut 10 Main ST., through Maint
South st., down South 10 Crescent st., opposite
Rev. Mr.. Packard's Church, where the follow
| ing exercises will take place:
Prayer by the Chaplain, Reading the Dccla-
ration of Independence. an Ode written for the
occasion will be sung by n Select Choir, spccch-
cs by several eminent gentlemen. and music by
| the Bands. ..-..
Amer these exercises the Free Masons VIII be
escorted to the ~ jeford TiouIe, whsrus din
ncr will be prepared for them by order OF tho
City Government.
Al 3 O'Clock +. H., the Fire Co.'S. Of Saco
and Biddeford, will meet ut the Town Hall, In
Saco, and contend for the following prizes -
ist $40, 81 $50, III SO, ith sio, TO beaward-
ell by judges selected for the occasion.
The day viii conclude with the most maghiii-
cent display Of Fire-W orks. from the laborato-
ry Of Sanderson & Co., ever exhibited In New
England. The location on the east bank vi tho
river, below the Rail Road Bridge, facing d.
rectly across the river. The committee have
secured site on the West bank, where tven-
~ thousand people can sit and view this pyro-
tcchnic exhibition rendered doubly magnificent
by reflection in the water.
The Bands win report on the West bank OF
the river, opposite the Fireworks. at ~
O'Clock T.. nj. CHAS TWAMBLf,
P.s. The commandery Of Knights Tsmplars
are expected.