The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-03

Grove, to Vaughan, to Bramhall, to
Western Promenade, to Pine, to State;
the first, second and third divisions
counter-marching on State; fourth
division (Mardi Gas floats, school chill
dren and trade exhibits) passing down
State, down Danforth and up
Park street; and halting till head Of
column reaches that point; thence entire
column down Congress. (review at Monu-
ment square, thence to Pearl street where
column will break as hereinafter provided
for. The division will be made up as fol-
lows:
Battery E, end U. S. Artillery; COM
manded by Lieut.. Edwin Landon, U. S.
A. Battalion of Marines and Sailors from
u. S. Battleship, Massachusetts,.
Second Division-Five Companies from
First Regiment Infantry and Signal
Corps, National Guard of Maine; Signal
Corps, Second Brigadc, Mass. Vol.
Militia; Company E, Naval Brigade (of
LYNN of Mass. all comma nded by Maj.
Charles Collins, Battalion High School
Cadets commanded by Maj, f. "A Norton
and Yarmouth Rifles, commanded by
Capt. f. A. Hale. City Government in
carriages.
Third Division-Commanded by Mr..
| Edward G. SWEET; Bosworth and Thatcher
Posts, G. A. r.; Portland Letter Carriers,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
| Portland, No. 8, and Order of United
American Mechanics.
| Fourth Division-Commanded by Mr..
Harry M. Bigelow, consisting of Mardi
Gras floats, school children and trade ex-
| hibits
Fifth Commanded by Chief
Engineer M. n Eldridge; Portland
Active and Veteran Firemen; Steam Fire
| Engines, Hose Wagons and Hook and
Ladder Trucks.
On the morning of July Fifth the fol
| lowing organizations will report prompt
| ly at $50 o'clock as follows:
First Division Omitted States Army and
Navy Division) on Temple street, right
resting on Congress.
| Second Division, National Qua I'd,
High School Cadets and Yarmouth Rifes)
on Exchange street, right resting on
Congress.
| Third Division, Grand Army Posts,
Letter Carriers, Uniform Rank knights
OF Pythias and Order of United American
Mechanics on Pearl street, right resting
on Congress street, arranged in the fol
lowing order from right to left: Bosworth
Post, Thatcher Post, Letter Carriers,
knights of Pythias, United American
| Mechanics.
Fourth DIVISIONAL 9 o'clock a. m.
Mardi Gras floats, school children and
trade exhibits) in sections and upon
streets to be designated by the commander
of that division.
Fifth Division-Veteran Firemen and
Portland Fire Department at 10 O'Clock
on Market street, right resting on Con-
gress. At the bugle call Attention, y
which will be sounded at 9.55, all COM
mands will be in place and ready to
O'clock, the first division will move out
into Congress, up Congress towards Wash
ington without halting. The other
divisions will follow in their respective
order. Each division will be formed on
its own street in the same manner in
which it will march while in the column
| The head of the column will start at II
or not; any organizations not in column
will be left behind and not allowed to
take their places afterward.
There will be halt on Cumberland
street when the head of the column
reaches Grove street. AS the column
comes down Pine street, it will march in
to State street and halt when the head Of
the column reaches Danforth street, the
commands being brought to in place
rest" and remaining in line until or.
dered to stack arms. While smoking il
strictly prohibited in all military organl
cations, it is to be hoped that no one in
the column will find 1t necessary to
smoke on the march, as ample time will
be given for this at each halt. Barrels Of
| WbuCA dA1d 01PPOAb W14A OO pl6tOOd WILL
veniently to each halting place, and the
men who participate in the march would
be very thankful if the residents of the
vicinities of the two halts Cumberland
and State streets) see fit to contribute
lemonade. The march, though somewhat
| long, will be made easy. The chiefs OF
the divisions will promptly notify the
chief of staff, Major VIM. II. Green, if the
head Of the column is marching toe
rapidly.
! After passing in review the column will
be dismissed. First division taking Pearl
street; Second division, National Guard
and Yarmouth Rifles, Market; Portland
High School Cadets, Myrtle
| Third division, Exchange street; Fourth
division as directed by the marshal Of
that division; Fifth division as directed
by the chief engineer.
By command of
| CHARLES P. MATTOCKS,
| Chief Marshal.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS,