Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-03
TO.DAY,s |. 0. Q. F. EVENTS.

TO.DAY,s |. 0. Q. F. EVENTS. The Grand Parade-Roure of March
 Formation and Bodies to Dc fin Line
 Parade to start at 12 Noon.
 The procession to-day is to start at 12 noon. The line will be formed on the Green, massed in columns of four: the first division formed on the north or Elm street side, right resting on Temple street; the remaining divisions in same form and relative order ,ex- cepting the second and ninth. The carriages connected with the second division will form on Elm street, right resting on Temple The ninth division will also form on Elm street with right resting on left of carriages of sec- ond division, and will close to their place in the marching column from said formation. The line of march will be as follows: Out of south gate of Green to Chapel, to Church, passing in review before his honor the Mayor and board of common council at City Hall, to Elm. to Broadway,to Dixwell and Whailey avenues, to Orchard, short countermarch to
 York, to Chapel, to Wooster Place, to Green, to Olive, to St. John, to Elm, to Church, to Meadow, to Second regiment armory, where the out-of-town or visiting lodges will be en- tertained. The Patriarohs Militant, under escort of the New Haven oantons, will move to places prepared for their entertainment.
 Colonel Doherty of the Second regiment is chief marshal and Captain F. B. Law chief of staff. The aids are D. W. Blakeslee, J. T. Rice, Philip Winter, E. D. Hendee, R. T. Baldwin. Charles Barrett, J. O. Donovan, Alex. Harbison, D. M. Ireland, L. B. Clark, 0. Q. Stevens, A. Reisinger, O. H. Chase, w. D. Baldwin.
 Then comes General O. B. Foster and staff, followed by the Second Regiment band and Colonel Hubbell and staff of the First regi- ment, P. M. Grand Cantons Sassacus and Golden Rule and Aurora of this city come next, and then the Albany City band, fol- lowed by Grand Canton Memo of Albany, the Springfield canton, the Brooklyn, N. Y., canton, the Bridgeport canton, the Stamford canton and Canton Danbury. Then after the band come Colonel Henry Langdon and staff, Second regiment, P. M., and Cantons Capital City of Hartford, Foster of New Britain, Meriden of Meriden, Excelsior of Middletown, Oneco of Norwich and Unity of New London.
 The second division come next, A. H. Hurlurt, assistant marshal, followed by car risges containing the officers of Grand lodge and Grand encampment and visiting officers of other States and other guests, commits tees, etc.
 The third division comes next, headed by Tubbs' Military band and s. s. Thompson, assistant marshal. Then come the follow. lbk ioukcbs XuluuipAdC. A1hIluOuyy mOutOs | wese and City, all of New Haven, and the
 East Haven band; the Polar Star of Fair Ha- ven and the Meriden band; then Germania, Relief and Humboldt lodges of this city. Then comes the fourth division, Reeves American band of Providence at the head, and W.C State, assistant marshal; then comes the following Hartford lodges, viz. |: Beethoven; then Elm of Glastonbury, Cres-
 cent of East Hartford, and Tycho Brahe of | Hartford.
 | Fifth division; band, 0. E. Williams, as- sstant marshall; Pequonnock, Arcanum and | s. H. Harris of Bridgeport; Oronoque of
 Stratford and Steuben and Leasing lodges of Bridgeport.
 | Sixth division; band, A. H. Bartholomew,
 assistant marshal; then Naugstuck lodge and Hope encampment of Ansonia; Ousatonic of Birmingham, Samaritan of Danbury and L. | A. Thomas lodge of Cheshire.
 Seventh Division-George E. Bradley,
 assistant marshal; Our Brother lodge, of Nor walk; Drum Corps; Wopowage, of Milford; Band; Rippowam, of Stamford and Waucu- | sec encampment, of Stamford; Band; En- pire lodge, of Greenwiok; band Wooster lodge, New Caanan; Good Shepherd lodge, New Milford; Band; Butler lodge, of South Norwalk; Pilgrim lodge, of Ridge6eld. Eighth Division-Band; M. Schwed, assis- tant marshal; Central and Schuller lodges, of Mddletown Uncas and Shetueket lodges, of Norwich; Palmyra Canton, of Norwich; Pros tection lodge, of Central Village; Rising Star lodge, of Rockville; Quinnebaug lodge, of Danielssonville.
 Ninth Division-E. Klenke, assistant mar- shal; carriages containing aged and infirm members of the several lodges in the state.
 Tenth Division-American Band of Water bury; Captain L. F. Burpee, assistant mar shal; Nosahogan and Townsend lodges of Waterbury; Clifton lodge, of Winsted; Franklin lodge, of Thomaston; Drum Corps; Mechanics lodge, of Seymour; Ridgely lodge, of Torrington; Drum Corps, Centennial lodge. No. 100, of Naugatuck.
 Eleventh division; band; William A. Lin coin, assistant marshall Phonix and Ger stecher lodges of New Britain; Pequabuch lodge of Bristol; drum corps; Eureka lodge of Plantsville; Sequassee lodge of Plainville.
 Twelfth division; Meriden City band; w. W. Clark, P. G., assistant marshall Hancock lodge, South Meriden; Meriden Center lodge, Meriden; Pacific and Teutonia lodges, Meri- den; National band; Accanaut lodge, Wal lingford.
 Thirteenth division; Third regiment band; Dr. F. Bellosa assistant marshal; Pequot lodge, New London; Stonington lodge, Mys- tic Bridge; Mohegan lodge of New London; Mantle of Mantle; Crystal lodge of Lyme; Weed lodge, Deep river; Fenwick lodge of Essex; drum corps; Menuncatuck lodge of Bristol.