The Portland daily press., 1891-09-01
THE PATRlARcns MILITANT.
Particulars Of the Grand Parade in
Portland Today.

The arrangements for the Field Day Oh the
Patriarchs Militant, |. o. o. F., OF the d,Vis-
| ion of the North at Old orchard, 'ouay'
| Wednesday and Thursday. September l. q
and 3, are completed.
The several regiments from New lamp
shire and Maine will be met at the Union
Station today by the reception committee of
Grand Canton Rdgely of this city and es-
corted to the various places of rendezvous, as
follows: The New Hampshire regiments
will be CHARTERED at CongressHall. Biddeford
Canton at Reform Club Hall, Lewiston and
other Maine Cantons in City Building. The
several stats will have their headquarters at
the Aldermen's room. After relieving them
selves Of portion Of their uniforms the vi s.
itors Will bs escorted to City Hall where the
collation. furnished by Grand Canton Ridge
ly Will be provided, after which they will be
welcomed by Mayor True, ard Gen. Written
will respond.
The ladies accompanying the Chevaliers
Will be taken in horse cars 20 Odd Fellows
Hall, where collation. will be provided.
At o'clock the several regiments will
proceed to the positions assigned them as
follows:
FirstRegiment Of Maine, on Congress street.
right resting on Kim, marching to Federal to
RANKIN, TO Congress street.
second Regiment OF Maine, on Congress street,
right resting on Pearl, marching to Cumberland.
70 Franklin to Congress, right resting on Congress-
First New Hampshire Regiment on Congress-
street, right resting on Temple. marching TO fed
erai, 70 Pearl TO Congress, right resting on Con-
Second Regiment of New Hampshire on Con-
gress street. right resting on Chestnut, marching
70 Cumpeliand. 10 Pearl, to Congress, right rest
Ing on Congress street.
At 4 o'clock prompt the procession will
start for the Union Station in tbs following
order:
Platoon of Police.
Band.
Major o. b. Whitten and Staff. Brig. Gen. S. L.
Small and STAFF.
Band.
Colonel OF First Regiment and staff.
First Regiment.
Colonel Of Second Regiment and STAFF.
Brig. Gen. harrington 1eto Of New Hampshire and
Band.
Colonel and Staff Of the First New Hampshire
Regiment
First New Hampshire Regiment.
Colonel and stair of Second New Hampshire Reg
iment.
Second New Hamspire Regiment.
Guests In Carriages.
AT Via orchard the Cant0nS VIII be quar-
tered at the various hotels with head
quarters at the Flske House, The evening
will probably be passed socially.
The following is the complete list of the
committee from Grand Canton Ridgely on
arrangements In this city:
Reception-Maior General 0. B. Written, 1t.
Colonel VIM Z. Hummer, 1t. Colonel f. I. Mer-
rill, Major F. E. Bickford, Major f. E. Haskell,
Major A. K. Perry, Captain Charles j. Butler,
Ensign Ira Clay, sergt. II. W. Rich, Col. II. r.
Glopdmau, }. H; Dow and G. s; VIM, Lieuts. j.
s. Cushman, +. f. Meserve and P. w. Stoneham,
Ensigns Joel s. Woodbury., james Fleming,
Chevalers George II: Letavor, J: E. Walker,
Capt. +. nj. Floyd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. j. Pooler Captain F. M.
Floyd, Ensign James Fleming, Chevaliers George
Parade-Colonel IL. X. Colesworthy, Major f.
Transportation William E. Plummer.
Major r. I. Bickford, Captain F. M. Floyd. Chey.
Printing Chevaliers George H. Lefavor and H.
w. Rich.
Quarters Major F. L. Mosely, Cheyallers C.
Mountolt, john E. Walker, Captain j. b. Brown.
Hall-Capt. q. j. Butler.
Musc-AIaj; +; L, Moseley, Col. W. Z. Plum
mer, Maj. +. K. Bickford.
Horses-Maj. A. e. Perry, Ensign Ira Clay
Arrangements have been made for spec
ial train to return from Old Orchard after
the promenade concert on Wednesday eve
ming.
Tickets can be procured only at Chambers
music store. Harrington Brothers clothing
store and Stevens & Elwelps. under West
End Hotel at reduced rates, as the railroad
will not sell Odd Fellows tickets.