The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-07-04

Pine Tree Lodge No. II.
Highland Lodge of Bridgton..
Presumpscot Valley Lodge, of Cumberland Mills.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Metropolitan Band.
Marshal.
y Portland Encampment of Portland.
Eastern Star Encampment of Portland.
Machigonne Encampment of Portland.
Mount Pleasant Encampment Of Bridgton.
Beacon Lodge, No. 81, of Portland.
Ligonia Lodge, No. s. of Portland.
Ancient Brothers Lodge, No. 4.
Maine Lodge, No. j.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Bridgton Band.
Irish American Relief Association.
Portland Catholic Union,
Temperance Cadets.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Carriages containing children representing:
1-America, drawn by two horses.
2-Liberty, drawn by four horses.
3-Flora, drawn by two horses.
4-Music, drawn by four horses
5-COmmerce, drawn by four horses.
6-Agriculture, drawn by four horses.
7-Centennias. drawn by two horses
sold Oaken Bucket. drawn by four horses.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Westbrook Band.
Members of the Washington Hook and Ladder Truck
in uniform.
Washington Hook q Ladder No. 1. .sasE
Machigonne Steamer No. 1. 81 ~8
Portland Steamer No. 2.
Cumberland Steamer No. 8.
Falmouth Steamer No. a.
Casco Steamer No. 5.
Eagle Hooks andd4adder, No. 2. ~
The procession will start from the City Build
ing and move over the following route.
Down Congress to Washington, Washington
to Cumberland. down Cumberland to Elm, up
Elm to Congress, up Congress to Carleton.
cry, through Emery to Spring. down Spring to
Bracket, down Brackett to Danforth, down
Danforth to State, up State to Square, counter
marching Cd State, down Spring to High, up
Middle to Pearl, up Pearl to Federal, down
Federal to Franklin, up Franklin to Congress,
Congress to City Building.
The procession will be received at the City
Building by his Honor the Mayor and City Gov
eminent, and then dismissed.
At IL o'clock the bells of the city will ring,
and salute of twenty-four guns, for the TWEEN
ty.four States at the close of the first half CEN
fury of the Republic.
At 2 o'clock City Hall will be open to the
public and Mayor Fessenden will preside, and
the following is the order of exercises:
Music by the Portland Band.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Carruthers.
Singing of Kellers National Hymn by the Haydn
Society.
Grafton by Hon. George f. Talbot.
Singing of Whittier's Centennial or Hymn by the
Haydn Society.
Reading the Declaration Of Independence by Gen. S.
j. Anderson.
Singing Of patriotic selections by the Haydn Society.
Benediction by Rev. VIM. E. Gibbs.
Az o'clock the grand sailing regatta will
come off in the front harbor. The following is
the course:
From the starting boat, leaving flag boat off
Custom House wharf to starboard, thence to
flag boat off Halfway Rock rounding it to lee
ward, and returning leave Fort Gorges to port,
thence round House Island, leaving it to- star
board, also the lighthouse steamer bouy to star
board, and thence by ship channel to flag boat
off Custom House wharf, leaving the flag boat
to port. Distance seven and one-half statute
miles.
The first and second class will sail over this
course twice, and on the first time up the har-
Dor will pass TO the leeward of the flag boat.
The third class will sail over this course once
only.
The prizes will be awarded subject to the reg
ulations and instructions of the Portland Yacht
| Club committee governing this regatta:
First class, 81 feet and upwards. first prize
| $75, second prize $50.
Second class, schoOnerS, 70 feet and less thai
| 81 feet, first prize $25, second prize 500
Second class, sloops, % feet and less than 81
feet, first prize $25, second prize $40.
Third class, sloops, fifteen feet and less than
i % feet, first prize $40, second prize SIS.
| No second prize will be awarded unless three
| or more yachts start in each class.
AT 2 30 o'clock first class game of base ball
will be played on the Western promenade be-
| tween the Resolutes and Dry Goods for purse
OF 1925.
At 5 o'clock Mr.. Susskraut, who has just re-
| turned from Germany, will send off two Cen
teunial balloons from Congress Square.
At sunset salute of thirty eight guns will be
fired and the bells will be rung for one hour.
AtS.3O the novel pageant composed of his
torc tabeaux mounted upon wagons will form
and march over the following route
| Up Myrtle street to Congress- up Congress to
Chestnut, down Chestnut to Cumberland, down
Cumberland to Smith, through Smith to Con.
| gress, down Congress to Franklin, down Frank
lin to Federal, up Federal to Pearl, up Pearl t.
| Congress, up Congress to State, down State to
Danforth, down Danforth to Park, mp Park to
Spring, down Spring to High, up High to Free
change, up Exchange to City Building.
The following is list of the tabeaux to be
displayed.
| Coat Of Arms of Maine,
Indian Family.
| Landing of Columbus.
Pocahontas.
Miles Standish and Party.
Death of General Warren.
Monitor and Fireworks.
Boston Tea Party.
Washington Crossing the Delaware.
Washington at Valley Forge.
Medley-An nations.
The tableaux will be displayed under power
full illumination in the following places:
1 On Cumberland street, between Pear
street and the Cathedral OF the I'm maculat
| Conception.
2. On Congress street, between Pearl an
| Temple streets.
g. On Deering street, between High ant
+ | State.
On State street, between State stree
church and the residence of Henry Smith.
g. On Park street between Danforth ant
| Spring.
G. On Free street, between Oak and Centr
streets.
Z. On Middle street, between Free and f.
change.