Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-10-05
FATHER MATHEWS DAY.
ARRAN ANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR
THE PARADE ON TUESDAY.

Apostle OF Tenperance-ListO of Societies
and Line of March.
Great preparations are being made by
Catholic total abstainers for the annual
parade, which will be held in Wilkes
Barre on Tuesday next. 1t will fittingly
commemorate the 103d anniversary of
the birth of Father Mathew, whose
efforts in the cause of temperance have
made his name immortal.
The board of government of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Scranton diocese has been hard at
work for weeks arranging for the big
celebration. This work is now almost
completed, and it is expected that nearly
5000 total abstainers will be in line on
Father Mathews day. The order of
march and the route to be traversed by
the parade are as follows:
GENERAL oRrERs.
The societies upon their arrival will
be met at the several stations and
escorted to their position by aids to the
grand marshal. They may be dis
tinguished by white badges.
Division commanders will report
promptly to the grand marshal.
Societies will march with no less
frontage than columns of fours. Marshals
of societies will ride on the right of their
societies.
Division commanders will be recog-
nized by the colors of the divisions
which are as follows: First division,
red; second division, blue third divi-
sion, green; fourth division, red, white
and blue; grand marshal's colors, white.
Grand marshal, M. ]. Walsh; aides,
Hon. Michael Crogan, chief of staff;
Capt. William j. Moran, Scranton;
Thomas J. Madden, Green Ridge; John
j. Mcclure, Providence; j ohm J. Cough,
Hazleton; II. II. Devers, Frenchtown;
Condy O'Donnell, Drifton; Hon. Thos.
Mooney, Carbondale; z, j. Gilroy, Hyde
Park; M. j. Langan, Pittston; John A.
Allen, Pittston; JohnJ. Hanlon, Avoca;
J. j. Boyle, Nanticoke; Frank McCaf-
ferty, Jermyn; Michael p. Tonery,
Kingston; Michael Green, Ashley; John
+. Owens; Plymouth; Thomas Gaffney,
j. j. Morrissey, Patrick Murray, James
Mack, Hugh Sharpe, John Anzmann,
Ed. McGroarty, Denis Mackin, Ed. Nc
Laughlin, Patrick Lynch, Wilkes-Barre.
FIRST DIVISION.
Commander, p. ]. Carroll; division
aids, Miles j. McAndrew, Archibald;
James +. Lawler, Jessup; William NAL
10y, Carbondale; M. J. Quinn, Carbon
dale.
Knights of F. M. Battalion, Carbondale.
knights of f. NJ, Carbondale.
knights of F. M. Cadets, Carbondale
st. Joseph's Cadets, Carbondae.
f. M. Pioneers, Carbondale.
st. Michael's, Carbondale.
st. Patrick's, Carbondale.
st. Rose Battalion, Carbondale.
st. Rose Society, Carbondale.
st. Aloysius Y. M, Jermyn.
st. James Pioneer Corps, Jessup.
st. James I. A. B. Society, Jessup.
st. Joseph's Forest City.
st. Joseph's Cadets, Forest City.
st. Francis Pioneer Corps, Honesdale.
Knights of Father Mathew, Archibald.
Knights of F. NJ. Cadets, Archibald.
knights of F. M. Battalion, Archibald.
SECOND DIVISION.
Commander, John J. McNelis aids,
John b. Hanlon, Freeland; Bernard
/. Carr, Eckley; James M. Gallagher, Har-
leigh; Patrick Stanfield, Hazleton.
Young Mems I. A. B. Society, Freeland.
st. AIMS Pioneer Corps, Freeland.
st. AIMS Cadets, Freeland.
st. AIMS T. A. B. Society, Drifton.
st. Mary's, Eckley.
st. Mary's Cadets, Eckley.
st. GabriePs, Hazeton.
st. Gabriel's Cadets, Hazleton.
st. Patrick's, Audenried.
St. Patrick's Cadets, Audenried.
st. Aloysius, White Haven.
st. Aloysius Cadets, White Haven.
Young Mems Society, White Haven.
st. Aloysius, Harleigh.
st. Aloysius Cadets, Harleigh.
st. Aloysius, Sugar Notch.
Father Mathew, Sugar Notch.
Father Mathew Cadets, Sugar Notch.
st. Francis, Nanticoke.
st. Vincent's, Grand Tunnel.
st. Vincent's, Plymouth.
st. Vincent's Cadets, Plymouth.
THIRD DIVISION.
Commander, Major P. J. Honan; aids,
John d. Cronin, Hyde Park; G. J. Rud-
dy, South Side, Scranton; ]. S. Dougher,
Pine Brook, Scranton.
st. Leo's Battalion, Hyde Park.
Father Mathew Society, Hyde Park.
Father Mathew Cadets, Hyde Park.
st. Pau's Pioneer Corps, Hyde Park.
st. Paul's Pioneer Corps, Green Ridge.
St. Paul's Cadets, Green Ridge.
st. Johns. Pine Brook, Scranton.