The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-05-29

infantry returned soldiers will be
formed under the direction of 1t Col.
Roy l.. Marston and staff Officers
and enlisted men will assemble at
this point at $50 a. IN. and be pre-
pared to form in marching order at
10 o'clock Regulation uniform will
be worn without carrying helmets or
gas masks, officers TO wear leather
waist belts. Officers Will report in
person to 1t. Col Roy L. Marston.
Division 2
The l. o O f. section and bands
will form on Maple street facing
North street
The Catholic Orders and Band Will
form in the rear of the Odd Fellows
section extending through Madison
street to Spring street
The Fraternal Order of Eagles and
band will form on East Maple street
facing North street.
The various X. of p. lodges will
form on East street
The several Oranges OF the County
and bands will form on Winter street.
The Board of Trade, Boy Scouts,
Schools and other unassigned soeiet-
les will form on Heselton street.
Division .
Somerset Shoe Company will form
on Lawton street
American Wooden Company and
band will form ON Leaytt street
Maine Spinning Company and
SkoW hogan Jersey Creamery with
bands will form on East LcaVitt street
Division 4
Division will form on High street
extending across Mad son avenue into
Pleasant street.
Division
Division ) will form on the South
de of lower Water street with right
resting opposite Parochial School.
SkoWhegan Fire Department Will
form on the North side of Water
street with their right resting OPP
posite the residence of A. e. Bisson.
An A.d will be stationed at each
street to assist the orders and indus
! tries in forming for the parade.
ROUTE OF MARCH
From North avenue, where parade
will form via East High and Bush
streets to Water street up Water to
/ island avenue to Main, circlng
Bloomfield common and counter
marching to junction of Water and
/ Madison streets, Madison to Elm to
Pleasant, TO Madison and up Madison
to Fairview Park where parade will
be dismissed
MARCHING ORDERS
i All organizations not appearing in
/ uniform are requested to carry flags
/ Every citizen not affiliated with an
order or industry, is urged to march
with the "All Citizens Division"
Each organization will report to the
place assigned at 10 o'clock a. m.
promptly and be prepared to start in
parade at exactly 1890 a. m.
One halt of minutes will be made
when the right of the line reaches
the junction OF Pleasant and Madison
streets.
The parade will be reviewed by the
returned soldiers on Madison street
] Just South of the entrance 10 Fairy CIV
/ Park
Care should be taken that proper
j distances be maintained between the
organizations and bands throughout
the entire line of march
Better and more continuous music
will be supplied if each subsequent
i band plays simultaneously; that is,
/ those occupying The odd numbered
positions play at one time and those
occupying the even numbered posi-
lions at the other
The bands Of Zach organization will
play while passing in review.
All i'll or disabled soldiers who are
unable to march will be provided
with automobiles, and it is requested
that all those who will require trans
portation notify the Parade Commit
tee at once.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
Tug of War, between Co. f and men
of other Divisions
Music and Community Singing.
Ball Game. Skowhegan VS. Colby
College.
Sparring Exhibition of 4 rounds by
well known bantam weights.
Preliminary Sparring Exhibition of
rounds by light weights.
Sparring Exhibition, Main Bout, 6
rounds, Sailor Kelley of Lewiston and
Kid Sullivan of Brunswick.
Dancing afternoon and evening