The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-10

Crescent lodge, No. 90, of Steep Falls, 30
men, George Thomas, marshal.
Dirigo lodge, No. q of Gorham, 40 men,
s. B. Libby, marshal.
Myrtle lodge, No. 10, Kennebunk, %
men, w. Webb, marshal.
Westbrook City band, Fred LIE Mieux,
leader, 20 pieces.
men, E. f. Getchen, marshal.
Columbia lodge of Lisbon Falls, 45 men,
II. l.. Pettengill, marshal.
Westbrook lodge, No. 81, 20 men, Otis
Young, marshal.
Presumpscot band of Westbrook, 80 pieces,
f. I. Moore, leader.
Boothbay Harbor lodge, 20 men, Ruel L.
Mari, marshal
Havelock lodge, Waterville, 30 men, Dr.
l.. G. Bunker, marshal.
Mestcustego lodge, No. 80, of Yarmouth,
so men, Joseph A. Chase, marshal.
Pequawket lodge, of Fryebrug, No. "a, 30
men, L. G. Bunker, marshal.
Sebago lodge, of Gray, No. 3S, W. A.
Chapman, marshal
Longfellow lodge, No. 43, 80 men, Uriah
Duncan, marshal.
Narragansett lodge of Buxton, No. 36, 80
men, Sumner Hill, marshal.
Merri1nan's band of South Portland, &c
pieces, Fred Shanning, leader.
South Portland lodge, 220 men, e. e.
Heckbert, marshal.
Granite lodge of Hallowell, 40 men, A. B.
Hudson, marshal.
Rocky Hill lodge, No. 81, 125 men, I. L.
Elder, marshal.
Hanover lodge, No. 81, So men, F. A.
Thurston, marshal.
Nonesuch lodge of Scarboro, 81 men,
Charles W. Fogg, marshal.
Veteran Firenians band, IA pieces, Henry
Leary, leader.
Trinity lodge of Portland, rs men, Grant
5. Rolf, marshal.
Mousam River lodge, of Springvale, e
men, VIM. f. Ferguson, marshal
Silver Cross lodge of Belfast, 81 men, j.
A. bennett, marshal.
Vanceboro lodge of Vanceboro 20 men,
G. III. Wilmington, marshal
Border lodge of Fort Fairfield, 20 men,
Isaac Conant, marshal.
Old York lodge of York, 30 men, George
A. Smiley, marshal.
Port Clyde lodge, No. 103 OF Port Clyde,
80 men, Clyson Wilson, marshal.
Maine lodge of Waldoboro, 20 men, H.
| il. Leayitt, marshal.
Areana lodge, No. 102 of Thomaston, 20
men, c. H. Cushing, marshal.
| Custer lodge, Presque Isle, 10 men, Fred
Sawyer, marshal.
Calanthe. Augusta, 40 men, j. +. Dyer,
| marshal.
| St. Elmo, Mechanic Falls, 10 men, f. L.
Marston, marshal.
Oxford Bear, Hanover, "a men, Y. A.
| Turner, marshal
| Georges River, Warren, men, F. L.
Spear. marshal.
Vanceboro, Vanceboro, 20 men, G. FL.
Knight, marshal.
| In the ranks Of the lodges mentioned
above were small delegations from other
lodges representing almost all the lodges
| in the state.
Division 6, formed on Free street and
was received with applause as they swung
into line. 1t consisted of the Maine
| Brigade, Uniform Rank, headed by Brig.
Gen. Wesley g. Smith and his full staff
with the addition of G. S. Wilson and
Fred G. Loring as orderlies. Gen. Smith S
staff consisted of the following gentlemen
Col. Joseph E. Chute, Portland; Fred
Emery Beane, Hallowell; Elmer Small,
Belfast; Major Lawrence, Sorrento; Major
G. E. Bean, South Portland; Adjutant
Henry Sabin, Lewiston; Bal f, Brad
bury, Norway; Alfred J. Keith, Oldtown
MAJ. Frank E. Millett, Auburn Maj
Walter E. Reed, Waterville; Col. Fred A.
Hall, Lewiston.
The two regiments followed the general
and staff, and as on the day previous,
made a most imposing appearance. They
numbered about 300 men.
Immediately following the procession
was line of carriages containing the
dignitaries of state and nation, and the
high officials of the order. In the first
carriage were Governor Powers, Mayor
Randall and Supreme Chancellor Rey.
nolds. At various points along the line
the Governor was heartily cheered and he
responded by dofing his hat and bowling
acknowledgements.
1t is estimated that all told at the start
of the procession there were 2147 men in
| line.
CLAM BAKE AT LONG ISLAND.
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