Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-03

10 A. NJ Parade of Military, Firemen,
and Civic Trades Procession.
Hallowell Police, City Marshal George
r. Vickery, Commanding.
Charles X. Tilden, Marshal.
Aides:
Fen B. Thompson, Chief of Staff
DR.. Charles E. H. Beane.
Horace G. Turner.
F. E. Blake.
FIRST DIVISION:
r. M. Fish, Chief of Division.
st. Cecilia Boys Band of Lewiston,
Amor Duchesneau, Director.
Co. A. I'd Regiment N. G. S, M. Capt.
John ]. McKenna.
Co. M. I'd Regiment ~ G. S. NJ, Capt.
James f. Bagley
King Co. Uniform Rank, K of P, Capt.
James A. Woodward
Knights of King Arthur, Augusta. Capt.
Wood McCargo
Sons of Daniel Boone, Capt Francis
- Nichols.
Historic Hand Fire Engine cascade"
over 100 years old.
Historic Cannon captured from British
Brig Boxer" in 1872.
SECOND DIVISION
Chief Engineer George S. Patterson,
= Chief of Division
Winthrop Cornet Band, Harris S.
Woodman, Leader.
Hallowell Fire Department
Steam Fire Engine No. 3, and Com
pany. Capt. Overlook
James Barnes Hook & Ladder Co.
Capt. Jones.
Tiger Engine Co. No l.
augusta Fire Department. Chief En-
gineer Joseph F. Kicker.
Augusta Steam Fire Engine and Con
solidated Company Of 40 Men.
Gardiner Fire Department, Chief Engi-
neer John l.. Kendall
steam Fire Engine "Firefiy'' No. 3.
M. F. W. Pray, Foreman.
Alert Hose Co. No 1, Is men. Jesse r.
Babb, Foreman.
Eagle Hose Co. No. 2. Is men. A. X.
May, Foreman
Continental Drum Corps. II men
Continental Hook & Ladder Co., No. |,
30 men. George Mailey, Foreman
Bath Fire Department.
Long Reach Engine Co, II men.
NeHIleOeC Engine Co., IL men.
Waterville Fire Department. 20 men.
Damariscotta Fire Department. Hand
Engine "Massasoit." and 40 men.
Winslow Fire Department
Independent Drum Corps, 10 men.
Independent Hose Co., Is men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Hon. JOS. F. Varney, Chief of Division.
To consist of Floats representing So
cieties and business interests.
FOURTH DIVISION.
General Studlefunk. Chief of Division
Daughter of the Regiment" Chief of
Staff
To consist of what is known in COM
mon narlance as Antiques and
Horribles"
The procession will form at the foot
of Academy street The route to be fol-
lowed: Up, Water street to North, to
Second, to Lincoln. to Middle. to Litch-
field road, to Second, returning to City
hall, where the parade will pass the re-
viewing stand.
Immediately following the parade
will occur matched hose reel race on
Hallowell teams.
At noon dinner will be served to the
visiting f1remen and members of the
bands at Safford's restaurant
: The handful playout and steamer
competition will occur on Second street
after dinner. The handtubs are the
MassaSott of Damariscotta and the
Tiger Of Hallowell.
Athletic sports will occur on Second
street at about 2 O'Clock The events in
clude; 100-yard dash. prizes 50 and 81;
15O-yard dash, 50 and 81; 220-yard dash,
% and 81: 440-yard dash, 50 and 81: one
half-mile run. So and 81; 3-mile run. IS. |
$3 ana 81: 100-yard dash for boys under
IL, 81 and 81: h-mile run for boys under |
Is. 50 and 81: H-mile run for boys I'M
der 20, So and 81. Entries close at 10 |
A. M. Monday with Director Fred S.
Latlip
Water sports on the Kennebec with |
the following events:
~, LOG RACE-PRIZES IS AND 49,
John Richards Reuel Doughty. VIM |
Colford, Joe Vote. John Fortier.
SKIFF RACE-PRIZES IS ANDs4
Boat 1-Chas. Grady (Capt.): Joe
Proctor. Al Blair, Joe Fortier. Frank
Hassan. /
Boat 2-Munroe Forest (Capt): Chas
Partridge. Fred Matthews, Joseph Mat
thews. Roscoe Curry.
CANOE RACE-PRIZES SIS AND S.
Jean Loughlin. B. G.. Archer. Fred :
Matthews. VIM. Suffer, H. E. Reed. E.
F.. Smith.
SWIMMING RACE-10O YARDS.
W. L. worcester,A. N. Niles, F. NJ.
McClench. Newton Smith.
TUB RACE. - /
w. L. worcester, 4 N. Niles. F. NJ.
McClench. Newton Smith.
At o'clock will occur the baseball
game between teams representing Au-
zusta and Hallowell fitemen. The band
will Escort the ball teams from Water
street ito the Muster field baseball /.
grounds - n
There will be a1band spncert in the