Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-19

star features Of the day was the
Civic and Military Parade
which traversed Charlestown late in the
afternoon. The paradiug and social organi
cations held their banquets at every corne,
of The city while the latch strings OF many
private residences were out and good cheer
was generously dispensed.
Order Of the Carnival.
Police skirmishers.
Band.
Chief Marshal William II. Oakes.
STAFF:
Costumed as Henry I. and Court.
INTRODUCTORY FLOAT.
Queen of the Carnival. Miss Lena Holmea
Benefits Marine Band.
Heads of the Nation.
The Knights Of Bunker Hill.
First Division.
Captain of float. Miss Carrie L. Hall, At.
tended by mounted groom and assisted by
numerous outriders. Musical directors on
float.
FLOAT, NATION.
The figures were: Goddess Of Liberty, rep
resentatives of ell the states and territories.
Chsrlestown Cadets Band.
THE POPULAR CRAZE.
Nelson Club.
THE GEARy ACT ENFORCED.
81. GATHERINGS Temperance Band.
photographer and registration officer
headed this feature. and they were followed
by good sized crowd of "Chinamen."
National Band.
OUR COUNTRY COUSINS.
Putnam Club.
THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM.
Colonel Ezra J. Trull Camp 81 s.. .ofv.
Each member of this organization repre-
sented vegetable.
ROMANS, THE NoBLEsT ov THEM ALI.
Elk Social club.
SPIRIT or 76.
Sons Of Revolutionary sires Of Acton and
Stowe.
Historical and picturesque was the prcsenta
tion of the costumes, equipment and spirit oi
their daddies by the Middle -ex county organ
ihation. Their costumes were truthful rep
resentation Of the Continent al uniform Of that
period, the black three-cornered hats, bun
colored coats and knickerbockers and patent
leather cross belts and accoutrements. The
exhibition OF the flag Of -. with its - stripes
and but u stars, was an historical novelty u
lie appreciated. An interesting figure with
this organization was Luke Smith of Acton,
one man living who had n father at the
.,prth Bridge on that eventful morning In
April when the embattled farmers fired the
shot heard around the world
Second Division.
Crescent Band.
BosToS's FINEST.
The Druids.
THE GREAT BAR-NoSE CIRCUS.
The Moondyne Club
Complete from the regulation general utility
brass band and small boy escort TO side shows
was this feature Moondyne brass band, all 50
bDists. Ring master. Lady rider. Jockey. Six
olooded Arabian performing stations. Animal
rage. ''Sleep robbers, rare and fierce speci
MEMS Daring double equestrian act. Animal
cage, "OnIy black lion ever openly exhibited"
Reuben A. Jay and wife Of Saccarappa, Me-.
driving famous trotter 'NewsbOy,' damned by
Everybody; sire. JEFF D." Animal cage,
"Maneater.'' "wonderful bareback act on
bucking broncho." Animal cage, "OnIy ma
tive lions ever exhibited" Regular Zulus
Wonderful chariot act, THE Roman hippo-
drome outdone." Animal cage. THE great
Go-Rang- -tio-Tang." Performing clowns
Sacred cow from Ireland: he kissed Tho
blarney stone" Cowdoznr. Realistic wild
west Reproduced. Cripple Creek hearse. Dead
wood Mike on box. passengers. etc. Mounted
Indians Mounted Mexicans. Gorgeous COS
tumesi All proprietors!
Rimbach's Band.
THE PESTS OF THE NATION.
FF. Matthews Temperance Society.
cHARLEsrowS's PET ACADEMY.
Shergold Club.
The characters were: Prison officers on foot
and an officer in cell. followed by convicts.
. Suffolk Band.
Ell TERMS.
Eutaw Glub.
The first section pictured MIR. and Mrs. Easy
Terms, gil. siged start, and the different
.ostIy articles of household goods were all
shown bv walking characters. The Second
scene vas more disbeartenin2, the gnid-lned
cloud had disappeared. the rapacious col
lectors were presenting themselves with in
ereasing regularity, the elegant bric-a-hrac
and more plebian kitchen utensils were all be-
ing carried "a in the custody OF agents, and
he grand finale, which appeared like foot
,aiI scrimrna9e. was the scs-mbie for the last
dollar Of the family wealth by the hungry
eyed collectors
toosEv-GoOsEY CAMDEN.
Bunker Kill Council, 9. y. A. NJ.
Mother Goose and her hying broom was ont
done In this feature. in which handsome
cackling geese of gigantic species were rode
by fgil-grown men, fancifully sttired In jockey
eostumes-
Third Divlslsn.
Bridgewater BAnA
HH0AT, IKMRL1 OF LOVE-
FLOAT. yArsYIAED.
Assumption Fife and Drum Corpa
FLOAT, cRUTsKn BOSTON.
Corey Boat Club.
Upon the HoAt was mounten an sxAct miute'
ture model Of the United States cruiser Bss.
ton, about - feet In length and Of proportion.
ate height 1t was . product Of navy yard
workmanship.
YroAr. REALM or The NrKADo.
Representing a japanese temple and garden
FLOAT. sRosr krso.
Representing an IDEAL scene in the Arctfl
scean, with its masses Of Ice. Ice foes q nj
herxs On the summit Of the highest peal
Htood Old Boreas, the frost king.
FLOAT, pYk4xID Or BEAUTY.
Pyramidieal in design, with drapery decora
tions and elaborate festoons, with innumer
able young ladies In the natty Black Hussa
and attractive Esminis costumes presented h
the association ~ ths BowdsiA Square the
atA4 mAnaGemen6
MILITARY AID CIVIC YARADk
Order - RYoessslsa.
Mounted Police.
First Brigade Signal Corps ". v. n
| Maitland's Brockton Band.
/ 4. United States Marine CorpA
] 4 BTidsewater Band
| Military Battalion.
Suffolk Band
| F1fSt Massachusetts, Regiment, Knights I
| the Golden Eagle.
| Company A. Fifth Regiment Bond