The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-05

these two exceptions everything passed of
pleasantly and without accident
The float of the Washington Beneficial
Society represented Washington crossing the
Delaware, with thirteen young ladies in
boat representing the thirteen original states.
The members of Tribe No. 1856 l. o. r. NJ
we're arrayed in Indian costumes, and were
quite an attraction, especially to the younger
element. The military tactics of Jennings
Guards and the marching of the Pioneer
corps of Hope Section, j. T. of H. and T., are
both worthy of special mention.
The appearance of the Darktown Fire
Brigade was the cause for much amusement
along the line, until they reached the scene
of the supposed fire, Schoener's saloon, where
they mounted the building and suodued the
raging flames. Their amusing tactics kept
the crowd in an uproar.
The line moved promptly on time with the
following socties in position:
Chief Burgess and Borough Police
Chief Marshal-David Morgan
Aids to Chief Marshal--John Bittler Jerry
Boughey, Gust. Shaab.
FIRST DIVISION.
Form on North Main street, right resting
on Coal.
Division Marshal F. II. Hopkins, Sr.
Aids-Fred. Ii. Hopkins Sr., Josiah StaufIer
Grant Cornet Band.
Watkin Waters Post, No 146, G. A. r.
Women's Relief Corps (Auxillary to G. A. r.
with float.
Henry Horncastle Camp, No. 49, S. of V,
COmmandery No. II, Sons of America
Camp g. p. o. Il, A with float.
Camp l25, p. o, 5. of A., Girardville.
Camp ll2. Shenandoah
Camp 40, P. 0 T. A., with doat
Camp 2O6, P. o. s. of A.
Carriages containing disabled members of
p. o. S Of A.
SECOND DIVISION.
Form on East Centre street, right resting
on Main street.
Division Marshal-C T. Straughn
Aids-Peter Beck, David Kenny.
Girardville COrnet Band.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Guards.
Our Goat T am.
Council 367, Jr o U. A. NJ, with float.
j. w. Stokes Lodge No. 515, l. o. o. f
Lodge No. 112, Daughters of Rebekah, with
float.
Tribe No 1856, 1. o. K. NJ, in Indian costumes
and with float.
Lodge No. 81, Pocahontas Degree, l. o. r. NJ,
with float
Hope Sectiln No. 10, Pioneer Corps.
Hope Section No. 10, Jr. Il. of III. and T.
Washington Beneficial Society, with float
Lodge No 81 German, United Order Red Men
THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal-B. G. Hess.
Aids-M Glavicki, j. 5. Williams.
Form on West Centre street, right resting
on Main street.
Liberty Drum Corps
Lithuanian Citizens Society.
Floats Representing Trades Display.
Base Ball Association
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company with
truck.
Columbia Hose and steam Fire Engine Com
pauy, with steamers aud carriage.
Darktown Fire Brigade, Of Conshohocken.
The route of parade was over the following
route: East on Coal to White south on White
to Oak west on Oak to Main, north on Main
to Centre, west on Centre to West, north on
West to Coal, east on Coal to Jardin, south on
Jardin to Cherry, east on Cherry to Main,
north on Main to Line and countermarch to
Oak, where the line was dismissed.
The tableau parade in the evening, under
the direction of Camps 1l2 2O6 and lS3,
included the three local Camps of the p. o.
S. of A, Camp 125, of Girardville, aud
Jennings Guards, headed by the Girardville
Cornet Band. The display of fireworks,
under the immediate direction of r. II.
Morgan, was the most elaborate the town has
ever witnessed. The sky was brilliantly
Illuminated, aud along the entire route of
parade there was continuous discharge
from bursting bombs, flashing Of rockets and
peals of Roman canons, forming scene never
before witnessed in the town. aud was greeted
by the shouts of patriotic and enthusiastic
crowd. The enjoyment of the evening was
not marred by single fire or accident show
ing great caution ON the part Of those who
had the management Of the display in hand.
The pyrotechnic displayed was concluded
at the north end of Main street, in front of
the Hookies' building. Here the larger
pieces were discharged, by the assistance Of
the members of that company.
Many private individuals also Joined in
the display, among them the ascension of
balloons by G. Il. Hagenbuoh and r. II.
Morgan, the one sent up by the lat er repre-
senting pig, The western winds took it in