The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-18
PARADE At CARBONDALE
Fine Showing by the Junior Order
Of American Mechanics.
COUNCILS THAT WE'RE IN LINE
Luzcrns Members Of Order Did Not Put
in an Appearauee-EIoQuent Address
Delivered by Attorney J. F. Reyn.
olds-Dscorations Everywhere.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Carbondale, Pa, May 17.-Today oc-
CURED the celebration of the thirty
sixth anniversary Of the organization
Of the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics. Early In the morning mu-
sic filled the air. many flags saluted the
breezes and business houses were re-
splendant with flags and bunting In
honor Of the occasion. The day was
perfect and the early morning trains
brought many visitors to the city.
The reception committee Of Carbon
dale council, headed by the Germania
band, met the visiting lodges as they
arrived and escorted them to the lodge
headquarters In the new Leader build
Ing, on South Main street. The morn
ing hours were occupied In making the
final preparations for the big parade,
which was to occur in the afternoon.
Owing to the Luzerne county councils
being unable to secure the railroad
rates they desired they were not pres
en'.
The parade formed on River street
and was made up as follows: In front
of the line mounted on horses rode
Chief Marshal William r. Barger,
First Assistant Henry H. Pierce, Sec
OHO ASSlStdHt IA. ID. SSOH>' NS"'o
bert, L. Carey. r. II. Barnes, OF TINS
city; w. Dykeman, OF Peckvllie; a. H.
Van Kleeck Of Jermyn. and s. Myers
Of Archibald.
oSs"pn"s
Next came Germanla oano' iohoweu
by carriages. The irst carriage con-
tanned Chief Of Police J. J. McAndrew,
and officers John Bell, James Bell ana
NJ. oarre'', seoonu pot-
tew anu a. ~ n 1sn.or ond
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Line OF March.
The line Of march was as follows
Up River street, countermarched at
Union Station to Salem avenue. Main
street to Salem avenue. to Church. to
Lincoln, to Washington, to Salem, to
fotv ND Atoho nAaa nj AnthrQptfa
hotel.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by Attorney ]. F. Reynolds and won
hearty applause. The Following is q
brief synopsis of the speach:
"It gives me pleasure on behalf Of
the Pioneer City to express today the
hear aruest "oros vi weico'e " .he
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