The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-16
VETERANS PARADE
AS PROMULGATED BY MIR. F. s..
DIBBLE, MARSHAL.

An Important Document That Should
BE Preserved by All Who Expect
to Participate.
Formation and order of parade
for Confederate Reunion October
22nd, 1909.
Formation of Parade.
City police, Chief A. Fischer.
Tillman Volunteers, Capt. J. H.
Claffy. They will form on South
side Of Russell street, right rest
ing on line of premises of Mr.. I. s..
Harley, covering front premises of
A. Berry.
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute,
in charge of Professor w. 8. Peter
son, will form next, their right rest
ing on Tillman Volunteers, and COW
ering front of premises Of Mrs. Julia
A. Reeves.
High School department, Orange
burg Graded School, in charge of
Prof. A. j. Thackston, will form next,
their right resting on the Orangeburg
Collegiate Institute and covering
front Of premises of Messrs. Samuel
Dibble and w. N. Scovill.
The veterans of the cavalry will
assemble on the east side of Doyle
street, right resting on line Of resi-
dence Of Mr.. w. N. Scovill.
The veterans OF the artillery will
form on south side of Russell street.
right resting on Doyle street and
extending in front of the residence
of MIR. P. Doyle.
The veterans of the Infantry will
form next, their right resting on the
artillery.
Order Of Parade.
City Police, Chief A. Fischer.
Tillman Volunteers, Capt. j. H..
Claffy.
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute,
Prof. w. 8. Peterson.
High School Department, Orange
burg Graded School, Prof. A. J..
Thackston.
Veterans as follows-Artillery
Infantry. Cavalry. escorting speaker
and others in carriages.
Line OF March.
The parade will move promptly
at 10:45 o'clock, headed by the City
Police, Tillman Volunteers, Orange
burg Collegiate Institute and High
School Department of the Graded
School. These will pass in front of
the veterans, who will join in the
line of march. First, the artillery;
next the infantry, and last the cav
airy and carriages.
The parade will proceed down Rus
sell street to Broughton street, coun-
ter-marching from Broughton street.
and when the head of the column
on the return march reaches Mid
dleton Cor Market) street, the COL
umn will halt and open ranks, fac
ing inwards. The cavalry escorting
the speaker and others in carriages.
| will pass through the opened ranks,
the veterans following them in re-
versed order of march and they will
be followed by the remainder of the
parade in reversed order.
After the exercises at the Court
House, the veterans will again form,
and proceed to the Hall for refresh
ments.
Comrades C. R. Jones and F. A.
Schifhey are appointed assistant mar
shalls for the occasion and will be
respected accordingly.
The following comrades have been
appointed in charge OF the veterans,
and will also be respected az COM
manders of the various detachments
of veterans:
Veterans of the cavalry branch Of
service, under command of Comrade
F. I. Gates.
Veterans of the artillery branch
of service, under command OF Com
rade N. n. Hayden.
Veterans of the 1st (Haygood's)
Regiment. South Carolina Volun-
teers, under command of w. A.
o'Cain.
Veterans of the goth (Keitts)
Regiment South Carolina Volunteers,
under command of Comrade F. J.
Buyck.
Veterans OF the Hampton Legion,
under command of Comrade ]. Henry
jenkins.
Veterans of the 25th (Eutaw)
Regiment. South Carolina Volun-
teers, under command of Comrade
Samuel Dibble, with Comrade F. w.
Dantzler. in command of the st.
Matthews Rifles, Co. F., and Com
rade ]. Hilliard Hook, in command of
the Edisto Rifles, Co. G.
Veterans Of other commands than
those mentioned will fall in with
such commands of the branch of
service in which they served, as they
may desire.
F. S. DIBBLE.
Marshal,