The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01
THE BIG PARADE,
AT ST. CLAIR ON LABOR DAY,
SEPTEMBER z.
SHENANDOAH GETS RIGHT OF LINE
How the P. o. s. of A. and Jr. o.
U. A. M, North Of the Noun
tain, Will Appear-Large
Turnout Expected
SHENANDOAH GETS RIGHT OF LINE

The joint committee Of the Jr. o. U.
A. M and P. o. S. Of A., of town, have
completed the train arrangements for the
trip to St. Clair Sept. 7. The special will
leave the Pennsylvania depot at $50 a. M,
and return in the evening at 800 7:20 $40.
The fare will be only 35c for the round trip.
The company are arranging to carry at
least 1000 passengers.
Camp 1O6, Of Centralia, and camp 3S, Of
Montana, have chartered car on the L.
V. road for the occasion. 1t will be beaut-
fully decorated. The Centralia C0rnet
Band will accompany them.
Camp p Of Delsro, will turn out AZ
men, wearing blue felt helmets, blue cloth
mi itary sack coat and pants, and carry
canes, They will take the Delano Corret
Band. r H. Morgan, the regalis maker,
is making the helmets for them.
Commandery IA, S. of A., of town, will
be accompanied by the Patriotic Drum
Corps, of this town, eleven pieces The
commandery expects to have at least
thirty-fve men in line,
Camp 235, ?. o. S. Of A., of Lost Creek,
will wear new blue cloth caps, white shirts
and red belts, and carry canes, furnished
by r. II, Morgan, of town. They will he
accompanied by the Liberty Cornet Band,
of Lost Creek.
A special train on the L. V. road will
carry the Mt. Carmel camps, Of P. o. S..
of A., and the councils of Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Commandery q, S. of A., of Mahanoy
City, will turn out forty-fve mon, and will
be accompanied by music.
Council ILL., Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of Maha-
noy City, will have 80 uniformed men in
line and will be accompanied by their uni
formed drum corps of 10 pieces Their
uniform will consist of white flannel coat
with red collar blue helmet and cane,
manufactured for them by r. H. Morgan,
of town.
The Grant Band will give concert in
the afternoon, by special request of the St.
| Clair committee of arrangements.
The camps Of town will be led by tour
only" Grant Band of 30 pieces.
The three camps will turn out at least 4OC
members.
Camp 284, P o. S. of A., of Gilberton
will turn out strong and be accompanied
by drum corps.
Camp &c. of Frackville, will have a band
with them in line.
The Lehigh Valley road will sell round
trip tickets on that day from Shenandoah
and Mahanoy City at the low price of 3;
ce IS.
Ringtown will send large delegation
from their camp of the p, o. S. of A. and
council of Jr. Mechanics.
Camp l25, of Girardvile will turn out
100 men, wearing blue csps, white shirts
and red belts. They are well-driled
body, and will exercise some fine move
ments They will be accompanied with 8
| band.
Council 367, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of town
have secured drum corps from Jackson:
to lead them in the parade. This counc
will turn out 28 uniformed members il
white sack coats with red collars, navy blue
yachting cap and carry canes They have
been taking great interest the past tw,
weeks in their drills, and under the cap
taincy of Thomas Sanger they will presen
a good appearance. R. H. Morgan fur
nishes the uniforms.
s. L. Brown has beon selected as marsha
Of the Shenandoah division, which viii
have the right of line, with the Gran
Band.
The z. NJ. church trustees have offere
the use Of their second floor to the Shenan
doah camps and commandery, and tb
offer has been accepted, and it will bo head
quarters for the Shenandoah boys,
The people need not be- afraid Of goinI
hungry in that town on September 7th, a
lunch stands will be as prolific as flies il
summer st, Clair people have alway
been equal to the occasion,
The arches are now under way and Their
will be several handsome ones on the mai
street.