The Portland daily press., 1894-09-03
LABOR DAY.
The Procession and Its Established Route
Today.

Today is Labor day, and it will be cele-
DRAFTED by the trades organizations in great
style. There will be a contingent present
from Hallowell, and at ten O'Clock the train
will be taken for Lake. Sebago, where Secre-
tary E. Y. Mcclure of the Carpenters
union, will speak and there will be the usual
sports. Tie Bangor Labor union will come
to Portland and go to Long Island. We re-
publish Chief Marshal Mcdonald s order:
Headquarters Chief Marshal.
Labor Day Parade,
Portland. september l, 1894.
General Order No. 8:
The Portland Bricklayers Union is here
by assigned the right of the line.
The sewers al bodies will form follows:
Bricklayers Union OIL Free street, right
Union.
Atlantic Coast seamen's Union on Cross
street, right resting pm Middle, Caulkers'
Union, Cigar Makers Union, LasteIs' Union
and Boot and Shoe Workers. Union also on
Cross street, in the order named.
st oarpeateT and Joners Union on Plum
and Decorators' Union, Federal Labor
Union, Boiler Makers Union, Pipers' and
Plumbers' Union and Typographical Union
The Hallowell Granite Workers will disenl-
bark on Commercial.street. and be assigned
the left of the line on Plum street.
The captains of the various organizations
are requested to have their men in line at
O'Clock sharp.
The Aids are requested TO report to the
Chief Marshal and Chiefs of staff at Central
Labor Union headquarters at $50 sharp.
Chambers Band and the platoon of police
are requested to report TO the Grief Marshal
at the junction of Middle and Free streets
at 8 sharp.
The procession will proceed over the fol
lowing route: Down Middle to Pearl, up
r reari to Congress, passing in review Of II the
nan, and along Congress to the Union
station, where the special train will be
taken for Sebago Lake at 10 o'clock.
Ihe parade will start promptly at 9.15 and
the line Will be made up as follows:
ChIef Marshal and Aids
Platoon of Police.
Chandler's band.
Bricklayers' Union.
Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union.
Caulkels' Union.
@f Cigar Makers Union.
Lasters' Protective Union.
Boot and Shoe Workers Union.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union.
Painters and Decorators Union.
Federal Labor Union.
Boiler Makers Union.
Pipers' and Plumbers Union.
1Typogra phical Union.
Halo well Granite Workers Union.
Any other organization that would like to
be assigned place in the line will be ac-
corded the privilege by communicating such
desire to the Chief Marshal, at headquarteIs
1874 Middle street.
Per order,
VIM. ID. Nc DONALD,
Chief Marshal.
VIM. II. GILPATRICK,
Chief of Staff.
The committee on sports at the Lake have
arranged the following interesting pro-
gramme:
II to base ball.
2.O0-Boat race.
2.30-Speaking by P. j. MCGUIRE.
0,3U-IWO miles please racE
4.00-Tug of war.
4.30-Ladies' base ball throwing.
4.45-One hundred yard dash.
5.15-Potato race.
Dancing will be INDUCED in while the
sports are taking place.
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
All members of Portland Typographica
Union are requested to meet at the Arnory,
plLm street, at s O'Clock sharp,
badges will be furnished by the committee
but each member is requested to furnish a
cane. All apprentices and others who
desire to take part in the parade are also
invited to be on hand
LASTERS' UNION
Every laster is requested to be present at
the Lasters' Hall at $50 o'clock, to take
part in the parade. Ex-members are special.
ly invited to turn out with the union.
Per order of the CAPTAIN.