Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
SECRET ORDER DAY
WITH GREAT PARADE
Continued From Page 81

H~eptasophs, Knights of Pythias,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, knights
of Malta, Myster Circle. Order United
American Mechanics. Order United
Junior American Mechanics. Patriotic
Sons of America, Red Men.
This morning at 10 o'clock all of the
home-comers were treated to a trip
around the town in various convey
ances. The many former residents
here met in Memorial Square and were
assigned to places by George E. Miller,
who has been taking an active part in
the weeks celebration.
Boy scouts in Chambersburg are
having a busy session this week reg
istering the visitors and escorting
them about the town. The boys, in
charge of Franci Brereton, scoutmas-
ter, are stationed at the courthouse,
where they have also established an
information booth. The pages on the
registration books are already begin
ming to fill up rapidly and by Thurs
day, which will be the biggest day of
the week, those in charge of the booth
are preparing for a great amount of
extra work.
Thursday is Firemen's Day and fire.
men from all parts of the Cumberland
Valley are expected here. Delegates
from the various companies of the
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Fire
mems Association began arriving here
to-day and they will go into annual
session tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Tomorrow is to be Industrial Day
and dozens of pretty floats represent
ing the various industries and business
houses in Chamh~rsburg and vicinity
will be in line. The parade will be
headed by the Queen City Band and
the following manufacturers and deal
ers will have floats in line:
Manufacturers Division - Cumber-
land Valley Railroad Company, T. B.
Woods Sons, Chambersburg Engineer
ing Company, Augustus Hollinger, the
Wolf Company, Forbes Granite Works,
Aug. Wolf, Nelson Hosiery Company,
Piedmont Silk Mill Company, Hafer's
Foundry, C. G. Brown Novelty Works,
]. C. Gerbig's Soap Manufacturing
Company, James Blair's Planning Mill,
j. II. Smith & Son, Cumberland Valley
Creamery and Dairy Company, Cham
b~ersburg Ice and Storage Company,
Franklin Repository Printing Com
pany, Valley Spirit Publishing Com
pany, Public Opinion Company, j. G..
Shaft Electric Company, Quincy En-
CINE Company, Caskey's Baking Com
b%ersburg Trust Company, Woman's
Suffrage, ]. Carl Shull, Amos Eby and
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Great Eastern Shore Band.
Dealers Division - Miller's Phar-
macy, Gilbert & Horner Drug Com
pany, DR.. Hallett, Eyster & Snider,
Chas. over, Mac Miller, p. Nicklas &
Sons, w. L. Forney, T. w. Zullinger,
c. H~enninger. w. G. Hull, Charles
Heintzelman, d. P. Minnick, F. Hayes
Harmon, Chambersburg Auto Com
pany, Chambersburg Plumbing Com
pany, J. r. Mish & Co, Solenberger's
hardware store, S. A. Huber & Sons,
Ed. Wolff, B. B. Holler. Schaal &
Runk Auto Company, Ed. Metz, j.
Sierer Sons, Letter Bros, Charles Gill
Ian, farming implements; Hoke & Eys-
ter, w. H. Smith, Atlantic Refining
Company, H. G. Jacobs, Baltimore
Fertilizing Company, Thomas Zulling-
er, ]. w. Rearick, Sample Shoe Com
pany, ]. w. Myers & Co, J.. K. Pro-
feres.
One of the features of the celebra-
ton this week is the decoration
scheme. Houses all yer the town are
bedecked with flags and bunting and
are proving an attractive addition to
the event.