The Portland daily press., 1874-08-25

Norway Lodge, Norway.
Mt. Mica Lodge, South Paris
| Portland Band.
| Portland Encampment. Portland.
Beacon Lodge, Portland.
THIRD DIVISION.
CHIEF GEO. A. BOLTON.
Bangor Band
| Katahdn Encampment, Bangor
| Oriental Lodge, Bangor
| Penobscot Lodge Bangor.
Tarritine Lodge. Oldcown.
kineo Lodge. Dover.
Union Lodge, Union.
| Bath Band.
| Lincoln Lodge, Bath.
| Arambec Lodge, Wscasset.
Asylum Lodge, Augusta.
| Gardiner Lodge. Gardiner.
Watervile Band.
Samaritan Lodge, Wateryile.
Fairfield Lodge. Fairfield.
| Carrabasset Lodge, Skowhegan.
| Saccarappa Band.
| Saccarrappa Lodge Saccarappa.
| Rochester Band.
Friendship Lodge Springvale.
Salem Band.
Ligonia Lodge Portland.
FOURTH DIVISION.
CHIEF, JESSE T. REYNOLDS.
| Chander's Band Portland.
| Eastern Star Encampment, Portland.
| National Band, Providence r. 1.
Narragansett Encampment, Providence, K. L.
Moshassuck Encamp1nent, Providence, Ii. L.
Edmands' Band, Boston.
Ancient Brothers Lodge, Portland.
FIFTH DIVISION.
CHIEF, E. A. BUCK.
Germania Band, Boston.
Maine Lodge, Portland.
Grand Encampment.
Grand Lodge.
Invited Guests in Carriages.
All the divisions will form in column of fours with
with the right resting on Congress street in the fol-
lowing order:
First Division on Franklin, east side of Congress-
running towards Middle.
Second Division on Franklin west side OF Congress,
running towards Oxford.
Third Division on Pearl, running towards Oxford.
Fourth Division on Myrtle, running towards Ok
ford.
Fifth Division on Exchange, running towards Mid
die.
The Headquarters of the Chief Marshal and Chiefs
of Division will be City Hall, from to 10 o'clock
on the morning of the 25th, at which place all Mar
shals OF organizations directed to report for in
structions.
AT 10 O'Clock the Headquarters of the Chief Mar
shall will be at the junction of Congress and Franklin
streets, and the Chiefs of Division at the functions of
Congress and the streets designated for their Di
vision.
AT 10 O'Clock gun will be fred from the Park as
signal for forming the column.
At 10a O'Clock at the firing of the second gun the
head OF the column will move up Congress and
through the following streets:
Congress- Chestnut Cumberland, High, Deering,
State countermarch on State and halt for fifteen
minues thence Congress- Middle Exchange, Myr-
tie, Cumberland, Locust, Congress- India, CONNER
cial to steamers.
each Marshal will have his organization formed IN
TWO lines facing inwards so as TO allow the carriages
in rear to pass through,
After the Grand Bodies and invited guests have
passed, each organization from the left will march
throu Ii reversing its order by bringing its lett in
front.
Upon the arrival of the steamers back to the city,
the procession will be dismissed, each organization
under charge of its own Marshal.
Mnfn Tnlra fhn and RO6in ny,d
invited guests back to the Odd Fellows Hall in Ex-
change street.
All citizens living on streets through which the
procession is to pass are requested to decorate.
GEO. L. BEAL, Chief Marshal.
The following announcements which we pub
lished yesterday will be of interest to-day:
Members of tie Portland Encampments are
requested to appear at their headquarters this
morning at o'clock prompt, in full uniform,
to receive the Providence Encampments and
escort them to the hotel.
Ancient Brothers Lodge, No. f., will meet at
the Common Council room, city building, at
O'clock aud headed by Edmands Band of Bos-
ton, will escort the Encampments and Lodges
irving over the Grand Trunk, at S45 o'clock,
to the headquarters at City Hall.
Lgonia Lodge, No. 3, will meet at Arcana
Hall at u O. clock, aud with the Salem Band
will escort those arriving at the same time over
the Eastern, Maine Central and Portland &
Ogdensburg roads.
Maine Lodge, No. 1, will meet at Library
Room, Mechanics Hall, at y o'clock and with
the Germania Band will receive those arriving
at g. 40 o'clock over the Boston & Maine.
Portland Encampment and Beacon Lodge
will meet at Army and Navy Union Hall at
o'clock with the Portland Band, and will re
| ceive those arriving at 8 / o'clock over. the
| Portland & Rochester
| Grand Sire Nicholson of Philadelphia, aud
| Past Grand Master S. G. Krogman of Massa-
| chusetts, arrived at s o'clock last night from
Boston and were received by members of the
| Grand Lodge and escorted to their quarters.
| The Bangor and Oldtewn seDcampments and
( lodges arrived at o'clock yesterday by the
steamer City of Richmond from Bangor and
were escorted by committee from the Grand
Lodge, to their headquarters at the Preble
House.
The Odd Fellows Grand Jubilee March, ar
ranged by Mr. ter Linden, will be performed by
Chambers Band, assisted by other organiza
! tons. Leaders are requested to call upon MI.
ter Linden for copies at 1851 Congress Street.
The Messengers sRoom, City Building, will
be the headquarters for the Executive Commit
tee to-day, from s to 10 a. N.
The following is the programme in brief:
The procession will form at 10 H. M, on sig
nal by cannon from Lincoln Park, and com
mence the march at 10a a. M, at the report o
the second gun. The headquarters of the Chic
Marshal and Chiefs of Divisions will be in th
Alderman's Room, City Building, from
to 10 a. IN.
At Il p. N. the steamers will sail for the il
lands, aud at 81 p. m. return to the city. At
p. H. the band concert will take place in Coz
gress Square, and at p p. m. the exercises j
Congress Square Church. The promenade col
cert in City Hall will commence at p. M, an
dancing at 9 p. M.
The following are the officers of the Prov
dence Encampments who will be present:
Narragansett Encampment No. 1-C. p.
/ Kingsley T. Lewis; II. P.-Alonzo p. Ora
l S. W.-LeaDder G. Sherman; Il. S.-Joseph
Burgess, I'd; f. S. John A. Fitchman; T.
l Oliver c. Stanley; S, W.-Thomas r. Potter.
D Chief Marshal-James W. Martin.
| Assistant Marshals.-Charles G. Henrys,
C. p. Henry A. Barnes.
v Committee of Arrangements.-P. G. F. Lin
j. say Anderson p. c. P. Charles G. Cloudms
?. Fl. P Welcome G. Censtock.
: Officers of Moshassuck Encampment, No. 2
a G. P.-Lewis Najac; II. P.-Henry f. Brow
s S. W.-Sewall c. Woodbury.; r. S.-Marcus
Morton; S. Edward S. Chapman; I'D;
,e id Frank; j. W.-George II. Slade,
), Chief Marshal Allen jerks.
I | Of
e Woodbury., Joha q. Brown, George II. Sladt
AcCIDENTs.-Mr. Anthony HATCH an c
~ ployee at the Grand Trunk, was quite badly
~ jured yesterday morning, by having a cars
az fall upon him. BE WAS taken to his home
y, | Merrill street. and o MUSICIAN called.