The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-25


held in the morning at the various
cemeteries throughout the city. In the
afternoon, at the conclusion of the
parade, a memorial service will be held
at Ezra Griffin post room on I.aclia-
wanna avenue. In the evening an en-
tertainment will be given at the Ly-
ceum theatre by the J. L. Watkins
Concert company.
The marshal of the parade will be
Colonel Il. II. Ripple. The procession
will be marshalled in four divisions, as
follows:
First division-Thirteenth regiment,
and any other military organizations
which may participate.
Second division - Lieutenant Ezra
Griffin post Grand Army of the Re-
public; Colonel Monies post, Grand
Army of the Republic; Camp No. 8,
Sons OF Veterans; Spanish-American
War Veterans; a battalion of the
American Guard from No. q school,
under Major Lynn Adams; Gun Squad
from Soldiers Orphan school, and other
associations OF a similar nature.
Third division-Patriotic and civic
societies.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures
S. b. Mott will be in charge of the
entire second division; p. ]. McAndrew
OF the third, and w. f. Albro of the
fourth.
THE PARADE.
The first division will form on Jeffer-
son avenue, right resting on Spruce
street and facing north; the second
division on Wyoming, between Vine
and Mulberry streets, facing south
third division on Spruce street, right
resting on Jefferson avenue, facing
west; fourth division on Linden street,
right resting on jefferson avenue,
! facing west. At o'clock the first,
third and fourth divisions will proceed
out Jefferson to Vine, down to Adams,
out Adams to Pine, down Pine to
Washington, to Vine, to Wyoming, to
Mulberry.
When the third and fourth divisions
arrive at the position of the second
| division on Wyoming avenue they will
halt and allow the division to fall in
| behind the first, and the entire column
will then proceed to Mulberry then
turn down to Penn avenue, and out to
! Spruce street, to Franklin avenue, to
Lackawanna, to Washington, to Spruce
up to Adams and out to Linden.
The reviewing stand will be stationed
on Linden street, between Washington
and Adams avenues, and the divisions
| will pass from Adams avenue dowr
| Linden, passing in review, down tc
| wyoming avenue, and there disband.
In the morning services will be helt
at the following cemeteries, where the
graves of over six hundred defender,
of the Union will be decked will
flowers and banners, and words o.
praise spoken in remembrance Of thei!
gallant deeds:
AT THE CEMETERIES.
At the Washburn street cemetery
Rev. z. A. Boyl will make the morn
ing address. At Forest Hill cemetery
Professor ]. B. Hawker, of No. q
school, will be the orator of the day
and at the Dunmore Protestant ceme
terry Rev. A. j. Van Cleft will max,
the address. At the Dunmore Catholi,
cemetery, Rev. NJ. b. Donlan will max,
a speech, in the spirit Of the day, anC
a high mass of requiem will be cele
brated in st. Mary's church at o'clock
At the Petersburg Protestant GENE
terry, Rev. John w. Randolph has beer
chosen to give the Memorial da,
speech, and at the Petersburg Catho
lie cemetery services will also be con
Quoted.
In South Scranton, Rev. r. j
Schmidt will give an address at tn
Pittston avenue cemetery, and Rev
Peter Christ will be the chosen orat o
at st. Mary's German Catholic GENE
terry. At all the cemeteries practica!l
the same programme will be gon
through there being roll-call of tn
dead, a firing detail, the salute of tn
dead, and in most cases the readin