The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

other parts of the parade assemble
100 m.-Arrival of special train
with Governor-eIect Kitchin and his
party. Reception by various COM
mittees.
12:lO-Line Of march taken up:
Martin street to FayettevlIle' E3set.e-
vile to Morgan, Morgan to inning
ton. Wilmington to North, North to
Rlount. her south on Blount to the
Governors Mansion. \ stop Will be
made here. and Governor Glenn VIII
+oin Govcrnor-elect Kitchin in his
carriage. The line of march will then
be resumed and will pass south on
Blount to New Bern avenue, west on
New Bern avenue to the Capitol. Inc
party will enter through
the north door. and the military form
on New Bern avenue and on the east
side of the Capitol, where the crown
will be assembled.
100 %. m-The oath of office Will
be administered and Governor kltchlh
will deliver his inaugural address from
a stand built on the east front, on the
stand being seated State and mil
itarv officers. and guests to the
number of about three hundred.
n case the weather is inclem-
ent the parade will not stop
at the Capitol. but will go south on
Fayetteville street TO MdTtiIi anu "
the Academy of Music, where the IN
auguration events Will take place.
zoe D.. m.-ReView of military and
other %parading bodies by Governor
Kitchin as they pass in front OF the
Marlborough House. After this GOV
.rnor Kitchin and his party viii lunch
at the Governors Mansion.
500 }. m.-Reception to the public,
which is to be held at the Gov
ernor's Mansion. In the recelN-
and their wives. and specially invited
guests. This reception is for the
public.
During the evening the Chamber of
Commerce committee having the mat
er in charge has arranged to have an
inaugural bali and the matter was
llaced in the hands of Mr.. Albert l..
OK. The place has not yet been de-
ermined upon.
Chief Marshal Frank Stronach.
on motion of Senator Paul 3. Means
II. Frank S~tronach of this city, was
lected as Chief Marshal of the IN
ugural Parade, to have charge OF the
ivic part of the parade, the military
o be in charge of its officers.
The matter of music for the parade
vas discussed and Capt. w. II. MOODY
tated tina the Third Regiment Band
would play in the parade and at night
or the reception without charge. On
notion of Senator Paul b. Means, the
ommittee by a unanimous vote, Sc
acted the Concord Band as the Off
ial civic band, and it will be en-
ertained here as the military is TO be
ntertained. Senator Means spoke in
he highest terms of the efficiency OF
he band and of its instructor. It Is
Understood that the A. and NJ. band
nd the band of the Blind Institution
will also be in the parade.
The committee by q unanimous vote
ave full authority to the chairmen
f Senate and House inauguration
-.z-oi&+oD, - o,ra - rrS - "a IT "details for
he Governors reception and any
urther matters that needed attention.
The City Being Decorated.
The Committee on Decoration OF the
ity. for Inauguration has been busy,
!, nd the result is being seen already,
IS a number of places yesterday put
N decorations The stand from which
Governor Kitchin Will speak viii be
handsomely decorated as Will also the
Governors Mansion at night. The
principal streets of the city will be
ray with decorations, among the firms
hat have already arranged for TINS
peing:
Giersch Hotel, Heller Bros. Shoe
tore, Riggan's, Raleigh Insurance and
, 2ealty Co, Raleigh Telephone Com
G >any, Jolly & Wynne, and Gas
, Electric Co, Young 81 Hughes,
rohnson Il Johnson. Dafnell & Thorn
: S. Capital Typewriter Co, Carolina
electric Co, 5 and 10 Cent store,
Iart-Ward Hardware Co, j. X. Fer
all & Co, T. IT. Briggs, Smith Fruit
r tore, Oak City Laundry, j. kosengaf-
en-, Raleigh Banking & Trust CO..
/ James /. Johnson, Lewis Pool Room,
Western Union Telegraph Co, WOOL
oft Dru Goods Store. Otey & SON, =
q 7. Miller, Marlborough louise Court
, House, PostOffice, Crinkley's Depart
nent Store, Uzzell Printing Co, News
: nd Observer. Wright's Cafe, Carolina
power & Light Co, John j.. Carroll,
capital Club, Porter Candy Co, j. NJ.
: ~3roughton & Co, Postal Telegraph
%, Gem Theatre, H. 7. Hicks Co,
2retsch Bakery, Misses Reese & Co,
oescud's Book store. G. \. Walters,
Neathers & Perry, Mechanics Savings
rank. Dobhin & Ferrall, Herbert Ros-
: nthal, Royal q Borden, Thomas y.
oartin CO., Raleigh Savings Bank, =.
:. King, North Carolina Home In
urance Co, Mutual Benefit Life In
france Co, u. 4. Johnson.
r The military feature viii be q bril-
liant one. Governor Glenn has re-
iuested that all the military who can
10 SO be present, and especially IL
: 'equests the heads of departments ana
$ heir staffs to be present, SO as to
1 lid him and his personal staff.
Eight companies have thus far
e given notice that they will take part
II the parade, these being Franklin
: on, Louisburg. Warrenton, Hender-
E on, Clinton, oxford, Plymouth and
81 Raleigh. while others are to be heard
1 rom, twelve. or more companies be-
O ng expected to be present.
Mai. j. j. Bernard, chairman Of the
Military, desires to hear at once from
III military companies that are com
ng, and hopes they will telegraph,
stating the number Of men and time
IF arrival. To those who viii be in
Raleigh over night he suggests that
hey remember to bring their blankets
IS these will be needed.