The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-02
THE PROGRAMMES
OF TODAY'S EVENTS
How the First Days Revelries Will
Morning and Reunion of Former
Residents in the Evening-Meet-
ing of Railroad Men at Killeen's
Grove-Band Concert.

Today will be an eventful day in
Carhondale'S history. The first of the
demonstrations, in observance of the
completion of the first half century of
the city, VIII take place The joyful
rovolries that will extend over these
days Will begin this morning and hun
dreds will gather here from surround
irS towns to participate in the great
big reunion that the jubilee is sure to
bring about.
The citizens are ready for their
guests, and signs of a warm hearted
welcome will meet the visitors on ev-
cry side. The jubilee dress of the
town Will be sure to remind the null
tltGde of strangers that Carbondale
appreciates the importance of the
event before it, and will prepare them
.fol the big things that are to come.
The visitors commenced to arrive
Saturday night and yesterday every
train Carried more of them to Car
hondale. During the day the streets
were we'll filed with visitors who de-
lighted themselves in viewing the dec
orations. tt is morning a great influx
is anticipated and before night the
city Will undoubtedly have the big
sest crowd that it was called upon to
accommodate.
The Parade of This Morning.
The civic parade will take place
| this morning. The orders are as fol-
| lows.
The procession will be divided into
| three divisions. The first division Will
| form or Church street and Salem ave-
| rue night resting on ain street; Sec
ond division will form on Lincoln ave-
| nue and Washington street, fright
| resting On Main street; third division
| will fern on River street and Salem
avenue. right resting on Main street.
! The parade formation will be as fol-
| lows:
Mounted Escort Of Police, Under Chief McAndrcw.
| Grand MARSHAL John r. Collins; chief OF staff,
| G. b. Van Gorderi marshlls aides, p, F, righe
A. R Nicol, Melvin Tppan, James Pidgeon, T,
| J. Glhool, Joseph McCarn, Joseph jenkins,
George Gilbert, viii Matthews, George Beattie,
James Hope, Frank Boylan.
| Mozart Band.
| City officials, school board, poor hoard, board
| of health, clergy and guests in carriages.
| SECOND DIVISION.
| Commander Thomas Savage. with Six Aides.
| Citizens Band, OF Jermyn.
| Grand Army Of the Republic.
| Veterans Of the Spanish. American War
| Sons Of Veterans
Olive Leaf Lodge, l. o. o. F.
| Patrarchs Militant
Daughters Of Rebckah.
| Pioneer Father Mathew.
4, q, H., Division No. II.
Gemania Singing Society.
| r. q. S. Of A.
c. NJ. B. 4.
Red Men,
| Degree of Pocahontas
Knights OF Pythias.
| Y, NJ l.
| Shield Of Honor.
| st. Aloysms Temperance Society.
| THIRD DIVISION
| Commander c. W. Seaman with Six Aides
| r. o. 5. OF A. Band.
| Trades Display.
| Floats
| Miscellaneous
| Any society not having reported and intending
to parade will he assigned their place by the
| grand marshal
| When the column is in motion the distance ~
| seventy feet will he maintained between diI.
| sions. Division commanders will he responsible
for keeping their column we'll closed up and Oh.
| serve the prescribed distance from the division
| preceding them.
One tap Of the hre he'll will be the signal for
societies 10 take their place in line; two taps
| "a get ready, and three taps, the command to
| march, will he given promptly at 10 o'clock
| LINE or MARCH
| Down Main street 10 Eighth avenue, 10 Church
] street, TO Belmont street. to Dummond avenu, c