The Republican journal., 1901-08-22
isiting veterans, NJ. c. Dilworth, comman-

Small. ex-Mayor Poor and John 0. johnson
of Liberty, naval veteran, in blackboard.
Seaside Hose Co. with apparatus.
| Belfast Hook and Ladder Co., with appa-
| ratus.
Washington Hose Co. with apparatus
Young ladies in blackboard decorated
with golden rod and wild clematis.
Glass of 'O1, B. H.S, dressed in white, in
blackboard decorated with red, white and
! blue bunting and flowers. They carried
parasols prettily decorated with sprays and
clusters of flowers.
! DR.. J. G. Brooks private carriage, cover
| ed IN white and decorated with white phlox
and white wild clematis and the harness
covered with white. The driver was in
livery and the carriage was occupied by
Misses Annie L. and Ethel G. Barr daintlv
! dressed in white
| large hayrack, covered with red, white
and blue bunting and decorated with
| flowers, was filled with sweet little girls
dressed in white and waving small flags.
| Klark-Scoville Co.'S band in fantastic
carriage.
Trades procession, including:
Z. l.. Fletcher, fish market
}. W. Knowlton & Son, bakery.
Burgess Il Gardner, meats
Fogg & Brown, meats.
Harrison Clark, fish.
E. F. Bramhall, fish.
F. j. Stephenson, machine shop.
The automobile which headed the pro-
cession represented j. w. Jones, hardware
Young people on decorated bicycles.
This was pretty feature of the parade.
All the wheels were tastefully decked,
most OF them with flowers. One was white,
with variagated sweet peas; one yellow,
with golden rod and golden glow one white
with white sweet peas; one white with
colored sweet peas, etc. Three little girls
were draped respectively in red, white and
blue, their wheels trimmed in the same
colors, and when the condition of the streets
permitted they rode abreast. Marthon Doak
represented an Indian and Charles B. Hazel
tine End cowboy, and were capitally gotten
up. The prize for the best decorated wheel
was awarded to Miss Helen Doak
The route of the procession was as follows ::
Down High street to Church; up Church
to school-hOuse common, where halt and
counter-march were made and those in the
procession were decorated with boutonnieres
and served with lemonade by the young
ladies who rode their wheels in the parade
The procession was then reformed and con-
tinued the line Of march, as follows: up
Church to John, to Waldo avenue, to Main,
CpIar (NrOun tn ta
to Church, to Market, to High, to Miller,
where the procession disbanded.
An ample dinner prepared by the commit
tees on parade and Grand Army, assisted by
members of the fire department, the food
being contributed by the citizens generally,
was served in Memorial Hall to the visitors
who took part in the parade
THE DECORATIONS.
The following named places of business
ON and near the route of the procession
were decorated, some of the decorations be-
ing quite elaborate:
High street-W. A. Clark, clothing; Dr.
Isaac Hills, dentist; Mark Wood 4 Son,
marble workers c. H. Crosby, restaurant: ::
II.
Moody, druggist; +. A. johnson, dry goods :;
Swift Il Paul, groceries; F. B. Knowlton,
general store; W. H. Clifford, barber
Stephenson & Sargent, confectionery Fogg
& Brown, meats; +. F. Bramhall fish !;
Windsor Hotel; Geo. C. Seavey, lodging
house; Mrs. Craig and Miss Palmer, DR.. A.
G. Ellingwood, Miss Sarah R. Gardner and
Mr MrS
J. G. Paul and Mrs. NJ. A. Pierce, Mrs. j .
B. Harris, Capt c. c. Glover, Capt. j. w.
Jones, j. G. Damon and Fred W. Brown,
Samuel Adams, Miss Ellen P. rockingham,
VIM. B. Swan, Mrs. O. G. Critchett, Ed
ward Sibley, A. c. Sibley, Mrs. H. A. Star
rett, Walter J. Clifford, John A. Fogg, Mrs
c. P. Carter.
Near High street-Mrs. A. S. Fahy, Re-
we're House, n. S. Lord, Miss Hattie Chaplin,
on Spring street, Capt. G. L. Field, G. W.
Pearson, on Miller street; George F. Black,
Capt. Geo. R. Carter, Commercial street c.
S. Webber, Mrs. j. B. Varnum, on Bell
street; E. L. Talbot, NJ. C. Dilworth, Peter
Welch, Scott Cressey, Miss Helen Patter-
son, c. w. Coombs, D. F. Stephenson, on
U MON SuFoeC.
Church street,. NJ. Lancaster and j. L.
Sleeper, Elmer A. Sherman, South Primary
School house, D. B. Southworth, j. c. Dur
ham and c. B. Hall, H. E. Mcdonald, A.
NJ. Carter, d. P. Palmer, c. w. Wescott,
Fred 7. Chase, A. A. Howes, A. G. Burgess,
c. o. Poor, T. B. Dinsmore, F. w. Pote, L.
L. Gentner, E. Fl. and B. H. Conant, DR.. j.
G. Brooks, Dr. G. P. Lombard, Fl. w. Healey,
ice cream T. Cannon & Son, groceries Bel
fast Opera House, F. A. Follett, sporting
goods; c. L. Wright, stoves, etc. Memorial
Hall, j. W. Waterman, Walter Cooper, Ed
ward johnson, Chas. B. Hazeltine.
Near Church street,. S. Bowker and NJ
S. Jellison on Peach street, Arnold Harris
on Park street, j. S. Hartman, Pearl ST.
High street-A. G. Spencer and A. W.
Wiley, Jas. W. Jones, Robert Emery, Mrs
Swan and Miss Hervey, Mrs. A. G. Ellis, c.
F. CHM, John McTaggart, S. B. Holt, j. L.
Larrabee, James H. Clark, Drs. A. O. and
G. W. Stoddard.
Waldo Avenue-C. d. Hartman, G. w.
Miller, M. W. Welch, F. G. Spinney
Main street-Geo. L. Ryan.
Cedar street,. F. Bramhall, W. E. Ham,
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