The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-04-16
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
For the Great Easter Monday Parade-Good
Weather Alone Needed.

mittee in charge have labored faithfully to
make the demonstration a great success, and
all details have been arranged to accommo-
date the visiting military, fremen, wheelmen,
bands and drum corps, Governor Brown and
staff and other guests, and the thousands of
persons who will come to view the parade will
be given hearty welcome and may rest as
sured there will be ample accommodation for
them at our hotels and restaurants.
HEADQUARTERS.
Provision has been made for the visitors as
follows:
At City Hotel-Gov. Brown and staff
Fourth Battalion, officers, band and drum
corps.
At the Albion-Howard Zouaves, Towson
Guards, Waverly Guards, Hagerstown Light
Infantry and Hagerstown brass bands; Mayor
and Council of Hagerstown and members of
Fair Association.
At the Anchor Hotel-Riverside Wheel
men, Littlestown Bicycle Club, Hagerstown
Bicycle Club, Baltimore Cycle Club, Young
Mems Christion Association Club, Linganore
Guards, Mt Pleasant Band.
At Montour House-Woodberry Rihemen,
Clifton Wheelmen, Maryland Bicycle Club,
Chesapeake Wheelmen, Centaur Club, War
feldsburg, Manchester and Westminster
bands.
At Fire Department Building Com
panies and accompanying bands and Friend
ship Drum Corps.
field Councils Junior Order United American
Mechanics and bands.
COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION.
The following reception committees have
been appointed
For Governor Brown and Staf.-Mayor f
X. Herr, chairman, Hon. Chas. B. Roberts.
| DR.. ]. w. Herring, W. l.. W. Seabrook, FL.
NJ Clabaugh, Geo. R. Gehr, B. F. Grouse.
DIR. F. T. Shaw, Henry Vanderford, Charles
E. Fink, Oscar d. Gilbert, Fred D. Miller,
NJ. Schneeburger, C. c. Gorsuch, Chas. V.
| Wantz.
For 4th Battalion.-Col. VIM. A. McKellip,
chairman, James A. C. Bond, Charles Fl.
Vanderford, Chas. E. Stewart, Chas L. Reif.
snider, P ]. Bennett, Philip H. Myers, DIR.
J. H. Billingslea, VIM. 81. Thomas.
For Howard Zouaves.-Samuel Roop,
chairman, D. N. Henning, S. Kann, A. 81.
Huber, VIM. G. Rinehart.
| For Towson Guards.-John j. Baumgart-
ner, chairman, E. P. Brundige, Joseph w.
Smith, J. W. Skunk, Jos. B. Boyle.
| For Linganore Guards.-Geo Z. Sharer,
Geo. A. Miller, j. W. Baldwin. C. II. Fowler.
For Waverly Guards.-A. C. Strasburger,
chairman, John f. Eckenrode, M. j. Lynch,
John Leffert, Orlando Reese, A. b. Wentz.
For Hagerstown Light Infantry.-J. NJ.
Reifsnider, chairman, j. C. Mobley, |. a.
Miller, John J. Reese.
For Fire Companies. Westminster Fire
Department, j. d. Brooks, chief marshal, Z.
Y. Wantz assistant marshal.
For Observation-Disclosures Bicycle
Club, John II. Cunningham, marshal.
For Mayor and Board of Councilmen of
Observation-Disclosures F. K. Herr, chairman,
Theo. Derr, NJ J. Lynch, John 7. Anders,
Jacob Elgin, J. j. Kohler, Chas. E. Good
win.
For Hagerstown Fair Association.-Geo
W. Albaugh, chairman, Granville S. Haines,
Hon. Chas B. Roberts, j. l.. Reifsnider,
R. W. Walden, Edward Lynch, f. FL. Oren-
dorff, f. o. Grimes, M Schaeffer, Evan
Haines.
For Golden Rule Council.-John B. Say
lor, chairman, John H. Gerke, Sam'l. knight,
Thos. Zepp, John H. Mitten.
For Pen Mar Council.-Christ Stoner,
chairman, Fred. Himler, P. NJ. Hunter.
| For Brass Bands.-Dr. John S. Matthias,
chairman, DR.. George E. Baughman, Geo,
E. Matthews, Lewis NJ. Sellman, Harry ALI
son.
For Hotels.-Chas E. Goodwin, chairman,
A. c. Strasburger, VIM. Fl. Bell.
For Decorations. Martin, chairman,
VIM. H. Gilbert, Jas. E. Smith, VIM. +.
Derr and Chas. E. Bowers.
For Press Representatives.-.Jas M. She'll
man.
For Advertising.-Chas. E. Bowers.
CHIEF MARSHAL AND AIDS.
Col. S. X. Herr, Chief Marshal, has APP
pointed the following aids: J. Milton Ref
snider, j. H. Cunningham, Charles V. Wantz,
Percy q. Shriver, Whitfield Stansbury, Arthur
! f. Smith, John l.. Reifsnider, Jr., VIM. G.
| Rinehart, Jr, Jacob Shatfer, Robert Gist,
John r. Martin, Geo. Gait, Chas. Currens,
VIM. R. Zollickoffer, Louis f. Shriver, Elias
b. Arnold, William Bradley Herring, johnnie
Z. Baesman, George A. Shower, Chas. Craw-
ford, Smith Snader, o. H. Pearre, Oscar NJ.
Spurrier. Col. Herr desires the appointees
to consider the publication of their names as
an invitation to serve, and wants each one to
report to him at the City Hotel on Easter
! Monday, not later than O. clock in the morn.
ing Each aid is requested to supply himself
with an orange sash.
FORMING OF THE PARADE.
The head of column will form on Court and
Main streets. Wheelmen will form on Nam
street. left of line, resting on Centre and
Main.
The Fourth Battalion will form on Court
street, right resting on Main street.
Company X, Howard Zouaves, will form
on Main, right resting on Main and Bond
streets.
Company |, Towson Guards, will form on
Main, left of Company X.
Company H, Waverly Guards, will form
on Main, left of Company l, Towson Guards.
Company B, Hagerstown Light Infantry,
will form on Main. left of Company II.
Company F. Woodberry Rifemen, will
form on Main, left of Company B.
Company C, Linganore Guards, will form
on Main, left of Company B.
will form their right resting on
Main and Railroad avenue. The Junior
Hose Company, Of Hagerstown, will form on
the right Of the line.
WaYnesboro' A. T. Hook and Ladder Com
pany will form on the left of Junior Hose
Company.
Westminster Fire Company will form on
the left of A. T. Hook and Ladder Company;
LIST Hose Company of Hagerstown will
| form on the left of II and l. Company.
! Mechanics Steam Fire Company OF Waynes-
boro' will form on the left Of LIST Hose Com
pany.
Independent Fire Company of Frederick
will form on the left OF line.
ROUTE OF THE PARADE.
The route of the parade will be from Main
and Court streets to Pennsylvania Avenue,
| from Pennsylvania Avenue TO Union street,
from Union to Main, from Main to Bond,
from Bond around Bell Grove Square to Lib
erty, from Liberty to Main. from Main to
| Washington Avenue, from Washington Ave-
to Green, from Green to Centre, from Centre
to Main, passing reviewing stand to drilling
grounds, on Longwell lots, near railroad.
Harvey Items.
Geo. Eyler, wife and three children, who
resided on the late Perry Eyler farm, near
this place, left last Tuesday for McCalis-
burg, Story county, Iowa, where they expect
to make their future home. We wish them
every success in their new home.
Rev. Steward Hartman, secretary OF home
MISSIONS who is now located in Baltimore,
will preach in the Lutheran church here on
Sunday, April oath, at 7.S0 o'clock, p. m.
st. Paul's Sunday school will have Easter
exercises in the Lutheran church next Sunday
aGarnoon Mt 2 o'clock