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At ten o'clock the dancing began, and was enjoyed till about half-past twelve. Although so many were present, there scemed no unpleasant crowding or heat, as the evening was delightfully cool and the building so large.
The souvenir programmes and tickets wore engraved by John A. Lowell & Co. of Boston, and the former were very pretty mementos of the occasion.
II. C. Tamer of Haverhill catered with his usual success, and among the waiters were twelve of the Haverhill High School boys.
Those who attended this ball went home tired, but voting it the crowning success of a day full of delightful events, and hoping for a pleasant day on the morrow, for a slight rain was beginning to fall as their carriages rolled away.
The order of dances is given : -
CoseERT: Overture, " The Beautiful Galet ... " Suppe; grand selection, " Nadjy" (new), Chassaigne; concent walt ..;
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" From the Rhine to the Dambe," Keler Bela; musical, " Fun and Frolie for Ten Minutes," Bowron ; selection, Haverhill City Band ; potpourri, from " The Gondoliers " (new), Sullivan ; rems from Bellini's operas, Godfrey ; selection, Haverhill City Band ; concert galop, " La Chasse Infernal," Koelling.
DANCES : 1. Waltz, "Our Colonel," Bucalossi. 2. Lan- ciers, " Ella," Wiegand. 3. Polka, " Light as a Feather " (new), Strauss. 4. Quadrille, " In the Mazy Dance," Baldwin. 5. Waltz, " Waltz King " (new), Baldwin. 6. Portland Fancy, " More as Good" (new), Strauss. 7. Schottische, " On the Village Green," Rollinson. 8. Lanciers, "On the Hudson," Weingarten. 9. Polka, " My Darling " (new), Baldwin. 10. Galop, " Summer Night," Wadsworth.
Among the distinguished visitors present as guests of the city, and others, were the Following : ---
Whentenant-Governor W. Il. Haile, Adjutant-General Dalton ; Colonels Hedges, Bennett, Jackson, Conthoa., Barrett, Chadwick, and Goetling, of the Governor's Stalf; Daniel Carteen, Jr., Haverhill, Eng. ; Miss Grace Gurteen, Haverhill, Bug. ; Han. George B. Loring, United States Minister to Portu- gal ; Hion. William Cogswell of Salem, Mass., M. C .; Governor John W. Davis of Rhode Island ; Gen. 11. L Porter ; Ex.Gov- ernor Ladd of Rhode Island ; Judge-Advocate-General Thomas F. Barr of United States War Department, Washington, D. C. ; Commander Charles HI. Loring, United States Navy, Washington, D. C .; Charles F. Adams, Boston ; Robert Harris, Esq., New York City; Gen. A. W. Greely, Chief, Signal Service, Wash- ngton, D. C.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE CELEBRATION, JULY 3, 1591.
The day of the 3rd of July dawned pleasant, in spite of the rain of the night before, which had descended in torrents dining the d :kness of the very early morning. It had, how- ever, only had the dust and made everything fresh and beautiful again after the constant passing to and fro of the day previous. This was especially favorable for the grand parade, which was to-day to take place.
The crowd in the streets on the day before was far exceeded on this morning. From the carliest hour conveyances of every kind came in from all sides, and the streets were lined with people, waiting for the procession, hours before it had started.
The bicycle races took place on Summer Street at nine o'clock. The first, a boys' race, for boys under fifteen years old, on " Safeties," was won by W. W. Appleton ; George M. Frame being second. The half-mile race, on " Safeties." For men, was won by Fred. A. Wallace of Lynnfield; J. L. Cartwright of Boston toing second. These two races were witnessed by immense crowds. Boys' first prize, lantern ; second prize chim- ing bell. The other prize was a silver cup.
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The Haverhill Daily Bulletin thus speaks of the crowd, and preparations for the procession : -
THE SECOND DAY.
THE GREAT PARADE AND ITS UNIQUE FEATURES.
Floats Illustrating Historie Ecents. A Long Line of Handsomely Uniformed Companies. The Shoe Business Illustrated by Si. Flotts. Many Bands make Delightful Music on our Streets. The Parade pronounced by all a tirar Success.
Thursday, at an early hour, the citizens of Haverhill were busy preparing for the great event of the whole celebration.
The paidde of today was a grand affair. and from early morning until late afternoon the streets were tilled with handsomely attired men, gaily decorated Hoats, and gorgeously uniformed bands. It is estimated that Haverhill's population to-day is swi led to nearly fifty thousand inhabitants, and, judging from the throng on the streets, it is it. to say that the estimate is not for out of the way. The crowd came from every town within a radius of fifty miles most of them arriving on early trains, which were packed fal. . . exenr- sionists. Bana trains were run from Ame. bury. Newburyport, Boston, and other points, and all of them were crowded.
The reamer "City of Haverhill" brought : heavy load of passengers up river, and long before the procession moved the Wennes leading into the city were full of teams of all kinds bound for Haverl ill It was well that an extra forer of police was placed on the street. for their services were in demand throughout the entire day. By eight o'clock Merrimack Street was lined by a solid jam of people, and it was a difficult task for one to make any head- way through the crowd.
Bands and visiting organizations began to arrive by the early trams, and they marched at once up Merrimack att Main Streets to the streets on which their divisions formed. The beal societies and orders were also early upon the street, and by nine o'clock many of them had proceeded up Main Street, and were there occupying Places assigned to them in the line.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOVERNOR.
On the morning of Thursday, July 3. the Reception Com- mittee, with the Governor's Staff, proceeded from the City Hall to
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the Boston and Maine Railroad Station, to receive Hi- Excellency, Governor Brackett, who was detained on the previous day at the State House.
His Excellency arrived at 9.45 A. M., was received with the honor due the Chief Magistrate, and escorted to City Hall, where His Honor, the Mayor, City Council, and guests were presented to him.
ORDERS FOR PARADE. The following orders had been previously issued : -
1. Clefs of Divisions will report, mounted, at Headquarters, at gunter past nine in the morning, on the day of July 3. The Ibrmary and Active Staff will also report, mounted, at 9.15 A. M.
Lich Chance of Division shall, when the hour anives for the night of the column to move, close his division en masst . and be pre- japol to march promptly at an interval of thirty yards from the divi ion next preceding; not to start his division until ordered so to 1. Le mis Division Commander. Commanders of the saver. I divisions wie dude a with the promulgation of this order.
Each Chief of Division vill strive during the parade o main- what the prescribed interval, and if he should find that he is losing misture his division becoming too widely extended, he will report Ue Tet, by o of his aids, to the Chief Marsled, Mr. Thomas
11. All who propose to go in the parade must be in position at ! Hledal, sloup, and it is expected that the formation will be com- pried at 9.15 1. M., at which time the Chef in e mmand of each division will report by one of his aids to the Chief of Staff, Il. L. Perkins.
The procession will move at 10.10 o'clock. Signal, two strokes from the bell, two blasts from the whistle. As the procession passes down Winter Street at the foot of the Common it will be reviewed in bolt of City Hall by the Chief Marshal, Chief of Staff, Mayor, dans Government, and other notables, after which it will be dis- missed
It is very important that the line be well closed ap at this point, Sous to make as presentable an appearance as possible while passing tesis. l'utics arriving after their divisions have move.I will fall in Th da felt of the next division not in motion.
III The divisions will form as follows: The first division on Main Surret: the second, on Sixth Street ; the third, on Fin Swert ;
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the fourth, on Harvard Street ; fifth, on Elm Street ; sixth, on Foun- tan Street ; seventh, on Howard Street; eighth, on Kenoza Avenue, and the ninth on Arlington Street.
Per Order of
THOMAS SANDERS, Chief MMarshal.
11. L. PERKINS,
Chief of Staff.
In accordance with these orders the procession moved at precisely quarter after ten, in the following order : --
Platoon of mounted police : City Marshal, William A. Ordway ; Assistant City Marshal, Georg, & Dean; Officers, -Henry T. Ryan, Frank Melaughlin, Edward S. Kimball, James W. Harris, R. Baxter Brown, Milton C. Morse.
Chief Marshal of the Parade, Thomas Sanders.
Honorary Staff : Ira 11. Carter, Frank C. Came, T. S. Ruddock, 11. 11 Gilman, Moshall Lnb, M. A. Tayhn, R G W. Butters, Wilfred W. Russ, Nathaniel M. Nichols, Edson W. Noyes, Arthur L. Hobson, George A. Hall, George Brooks, Gurdon S Hove, George T. Sanders, N. S. Il. Sanders, Charles M. How, Charles D. Porter, Charles T. Weaver, Charles W. Arnold, Arthur W. Noyes.
(le. f oof Staff, Hamilton L. Perkins.
Active Staff: Will T. Whittier, Adjutant: Aids, - Octave Paquette, Ira O. Sawyer, Daniel S. Chase, 1. B. Farrell, A. B. Stevens, Robert D. Trask, C. M. Hoyt, J. M. Davis, J. H. Sheldon, T J. Nelson, E. P. Cogswell, H. G. Dillenback. George E. Perkins, C. E. Sturgis, C. A. Maxwell, M. F. Brady, D. Il. Maguire, C. C. Cook, J. N. Crosby, 11. M. Smith, F. E. Wood, C. Il. Bradley, M. D., Robert Baxter, Timothy Huse, Charles F. Winch, P. A. Foley, '1. O'Connell.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, Major A. F. Ray.
Aids: H. S. Rowe, F. A. Pierce, Charles S. Clarke, E. Van Zandt Smith, G. W. W. Bartlett, L. B. LeGro, Charles Halpin ; Guidon Bearer, Arthur Jacobs ; Bugler, A. B Palmer
Haverhill City Band, twenty-five pieces, E. G. Quin by, leader.
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Pentucket Light Infantry, (Company E, Eighth Regiment ) : Captain, Benjamin II. Jellison ; First Lieutenant, William C. Dow ; Second Lieutenant, Wilmot U. Mace, and fifty-nine men.
Wooldredge Cadets (Company I, of Lynn, Eighth Infantry : Captain, Eben T. Brackett ; First Lieutenant, George W. Holt ; Second Lieutenant, George N. B. Cousens, and fifty-two men.
Lynn Regimental Drum Corps.
Major low Post, No. 47, G. A. R., Haverhill : Commander, Lorenzo Frost ; Senior Vice Commander, Woodbury C. Blye ; Junior Vice Commander, Henry S. Fellows; Adjutant, Edward B. Savage ; Quartermaster, William 11. Johnson ; Surgeon, E G. Frothingham ; Chaplain, John A. Hurn ; Officer of the Day, Divid Wallace ; Officer of the Guard, John Smith ; Sergeant-Major. William P. Gilmore; Quartermaster-Sergeant, George F. Coffin, and one hundred men.
Drum Corps, and J. Kendall Jenness Camp, Sons of Veterans, Haverhill : Captain, A. H. Bond; First Lieutenant, E. P. Cogswell ; Second Lieutenant, W. F. E. Bond ; two hundred men.
South Groveland Drum Corps.
Charles Summer Post, No. 101, G. A. R., Grovsind: Com- mander, Isaac C. Day; Senior Vice Commander. Charles S. Twombly ; Junior Vice Commander, Samuel K. Friend ; Adjutant, Charles F. Paine ; Surgeon, Samuel T Pike ; Quartermaster, Rufus Hepki ison; Chaplain, Amos P. Chase ; Officer of the Day, Lyman U. Le; Officer of the Guard, Nathan Longfellow; Sergeant-Major, Lowell II. Hopkinson ; Quartermaster-Sergeant, Charles H. Cammett. ( Fifty members present. )
Everett Peabody Post, No. 108, G. A. R., Georgetown : Commander, Brotherton Martin ; Senior Vice Commander, Colonius Morse ; Junior Vice Commander, John F. Harvey ; Adjutant, John Munroe ; Quartermaster, Il. N. Harriman ; Surgeon, Ralph C. Iluse, M. D .; Chaplain, Rev. Charles L. Hubbard ; Officer of the Day, John A. Cheney ; Officer of the Guard, Lyman II Adams ; Sergeant- Major, Junius D. Hayes ; Quartermaster-Sergeant, William E. Taylor. ( Thirty-eight comrades participated.)
Col. William B. Greene Post, No. 100, G. A. R., Methuen : Commander, Marous W. Keyes; Senior Vice Commander, Albert L. Dame; Junior Viee Commander, Joseph W. Fulton ; Adjutant, John S. Tapley; Surgeon, Dr. George E Woodbury ; Chaplain, Calvin J. Sargent ; Officer of the Day, Frank A. Wardwall ; Officer
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of the Guard, John J. Bunker; Quartermaster, Joseph Martin; Sergeant-Major, George N. Barnard ; Quartermaster-Sergeant, leverett J. Griffin.
Drum Corps.
Gen. N. P. Banks Camp, No. 41, Sons of Veterans, Waltham : Captain, Watson Johnson; First Lieutenant, Charles Worth ; Second Lieutenant, G. A. Mansfield, Jr., and twenty-hve men.
Richardson Light Battery ( Detachment) : Captain, Henry Stowe, and six artillerymen.
Lieut. George S. Cobbs Camp, No. 28, Exeter, N. H., New Hampshire Division of Sons of Veterans : Captain, James I. Watson ; First Lieutenant, A. B. Conner; Second Lieutenant, Horace M. Bachelder; Chaplain, George A. Dudley; First Sergeant, Abbott L. Carlisle; Quartermaster-Sergeant, John J. Smith : Color Sergeant, Frank E. Brown ; Sergeant of Guard, George T. W. Tuttle; Prin- cipal Musician, F. K. Keene; Camp Guard, A. B. Hall; Picket, R. L. Rankin.
Naslma Cadet Drum Corps.
Nashma High School Cadets, Co. A : Captain, R. S. Wason ; First Lieutenant, M. W. Mitchell ; Second Lieutenant, W S. Wil- liams ; twenty-four men.
Haverhill High School Cadets : Major, Robert R. Evans ; Adju- tant, Munice Le Bosquet; Company A, - Captain, Herbert P. Driver ; First Lieutenant, George Il. Merrill ; Second Lieutenant, Howard F. Goodrich; Company B, -- Captam, Philip Hammond ; Fiat Lieutenant, C. A. Cox ; Second Lientena a, William 1. Sellers, and sixty-five men.
CARRIAGES.
1. His Excellency, John Quincy Adams Brackett, Governor of Massachusetts; Major-General Sammuel Dalton, Adjutant-General of Massachusetts.
2. His Excellency, John W. Davis, Governor of Rhode Island ; Gen. Howard L Porter, representing the Governor of New Hamp- shire; Col. Sidney M. Hedges, of Governor Brackett's Staff; Charles Butters, Chairman of Committee on Invitations.
3. Gen. A. W. Greely, U. S. Army ; Gon. William Cogswell, M. C ; Commodore Charles II. Loring, U. S. Navy ; Col. William A. Conthony, of Governor Brackett's Staff.
4 Col. Thomas F. Barr, U. S. Army, Washington, D. C .; Col. b. 1. Buffington, of Governor Thank. it's Stati: Hon.
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Joseph II. Bradley, State Senator ; Hon. David Fiske, State Senator.
5. Don. Allen P. Jaques, State Senator ; Henry H. Johnson, Representative ; Col. A. M. Chadwick, of Governor Brackett's Staff ; Col. G. W. Moses, of Governor Brackett's Staff.
6. Col. A. II. Goetling, of Governor Brackett's Staff; J. Otis Wardwell, House of Representatives; E. B. George, General Secre- tary ; Elihu B. Hayes, Representative.
7. llon. Daniel Gurteen, Jr., Haverhill, Eng. ; Hon. James H. Carleton ; Hon. Moses How, Chairman of Committee on Reception ; Rev. Samuel White Duncan, D. D., Orator of the Day.
8. George W. Wentworth, Chairman of the Board of Alder- inen ; Samuel W. George, President of City Council ; Moses H. Dow and Frank E. Watson, Aldermen.
3. Frederick A Cheney, L. Wilder Chase, Dudley P. Corson, Edward A. Fitts, Aldermen.
10. Nathaniel ( Bartlett, HI. Thomas Littleliek, Fred. H. Cate, James II. Fitzgerald, Conneilmen.
11. Stanislas Rainville, Arthur E. Fernald, William H. Miles, George F. Carleton, Couneihnen.
12. Wallace S. Bray, Mark W. Mahoney, Leslie K. Morse, Coubeingen , W.Dare T Gooige, Superintendent of Streets.
13. David B. Tenney, City Clerk; George W. Nove Clerk of Common Council ; fra O. Sawyer, Assessor; John E. Grate, Overseer of the Poor.
14. Boyd B Jones, City Solicitor; John A. Glines, Collector ; John T. Desmond, City Engineer; Dr. George C. Clement, City Physicians.
15. Jerome S. Fuller, Mayor's Clerk ; O. M. West, Inspector ol Bial tings; Dr. John F. Crostou, Chairman of Board of Health ; James P. Couner, City Messenger.
16. Col. A. M. Jackson, of Governor Brackett's Staff; Hon. Warner R. Whittier, Ex-Mayor; Martin L. Stover, Representative ; Horace F. Longfellow, Chairman of Selectmen, Newbury.
17. Hon. Charles Shapleigh, Ex-Mayor; Hon. Nathaniel S. Kimball, Ex-Mayor : Hon. Alpheus Currier, Ex-Mayor.
IS Hon. George H. Carleton, Ex-Mayor ; Samuel 1. Gale, Elizabeth, N. J.
19. Hon. Stillman Humphries, Mayor of Concord, N. Il. ; Hon. Charles H. Bunke, Mayor of Nashua, N. IL. ; Hon. Robert S. Randul. Mayor of Salem, Mass. ; Hon. W. H. Newhall, Mayor of Lynn. Mass.
20. Hon. Frank B. Neally, Mayor of Dover, N. II : Hon. E. P. Dodge, Mayor of Newburyport, Mass. : Hon. A. M. Alger, Mayor of
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Taunton, Mass. ; Hon. John W. Crawford, Mayor of Lawrence, Mans.
21. Sherman Nelson, Chairman of Selectmen, Georgetown ; Ellsworth P. Nichols, Chairman of Selectmen. Groveland; William 11. Page, Chairman of Selectmen, Bradford ; George O. Marsh, Chairman of Selectmen, Methuen.
22. Alexander M. Huntington, Chairman of Selectmen, Ames- bury ; Charles W. Ordway, Chairman of Selectmen, West Newbury ; W. II. Colby, Chairman of Selectmen, Merrimac.
23. Judge Addison Brown, New York; Hon. Calvin It. Weeks, Ex Mayor ; Amos W. Downing, Reception Committee ; O. S. Williams, Superintendent of Schools, Nashua, N. HI.
21. David W. Lowe, E. B. Bishop, County Commissioners ; 11. G. Herick, Thgh Sheriff.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, G. A. Follansbee.
Ails: C. A. Senter, W. W. Potter, A. G. Dearbon, J. F. Mills, Dr F. Il Allen, C. M. Hoyt ; Guidon Bearer, Frank S. Gage.
Boston Patmarch Militant Band, twenty-four pieces.
Canton Eagle, Haverhill : Capt. Warren Rowe, Commandant of Canton Eagle, No. 14, P. M. I. O. O. F .; HI. L. Foss, Inmor Captain ; W. A Trov, Senior Lieutenant ; F. O. Peasles, Junior Lieutenant ; 1. 11. Tones, Senior Ensign; F. S Stront, Junior Ensign ; F. R Monte, Clerk ; W. B. Sanborn, Accountant, and fifty men.
Canton Harmony, No. 47, Patriarchs Militant, Newburyport : Joseph F. Smart, Commandant; Charles W. Gunn, Lieutenant ; T. Bradley. Ensign ; S. J. Ford, Clerk.
Haverhill Lafayette Band, twenty-five pieces.
St. Jean Baptiste Society, President, Ortive Paquette; Vice President, Amede Ganron; Recorder, HI. P. Bilddean; Financial Secretary, Alfred Blanchard ; Assistant Secret. . ), Napoleon Brunet; Correspondent, Noël Hamelin; Treasurer, Maladie Mercier ; First Commander, Joseph Gervais ; Second Commander, Eduard Maillons ; First Auditor, Leon Dusseault ; Second Auditor, Ilemi Moule ; Physi- cian, J. G. Burke; Directors, - Honore Cote, David leon, Alfred Paim band, Thomas Boucher, Dieudonne Honte; Librarian, Camille Marion, and two hundred men.
Merrimac Court, No. 72, Catholic Order of Foresters : Chief Ranger, Richard Dwyer ; Vice Chief Ranger. Berand Houghey ;
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Secretary, Thomas L. Lennox ; Financial Sporvagy, John J. Murphy ; Treasurer, M. P. Fitzgerald ; Senior Conductor, John J. Carey ; Junior Conductor, J. A. Burns; Inside Sentinel, James Ryan ; Out- sile Sentinel, John MeNamara: sixty men. John T. Desmond was official representative, but at his request the "Court " appointed Daniel H. Maguire on the day of the parade.
Most of the Catholic Order of Foresters took part in the repre- sentations in the eighth division of the procession.
Ancient Order of Hibernians: President, Timothy O'Connell ; Vice President, Patrick J. Coffey ; Recording Secretary, Eugene Jefferson ; Financial Secretary, John Sheehan : Treasurer, Engene Kelleher. Their President represented the Ancient Order of Hiber- nians on the day of parade : one bmnelred men.
Tan DIVISION.
Mushal, Capt. D. Smith Kimball.
Ands: G. N. Carleton, A. M. Tilton, Win. Case, N. J. Thom, B. Crowell, Charles H. Cox, C. E. Sloem ; Guidon Bearer, Hazen B. Goodich.
Igan Cadet Band, twenty-five pieces ; T, D. Perkin , lader.
Mutual Relief Lodge, No. 83, Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows: Noble Grand, Henry II. JJones ; Vice Grand, Francis B. Emery ; Rewording Secretary, Edward H. Nichols; Permanent Secretary, Ned C. Thai; Warden, E. Frank Dolloff': Conductor, Frank Il. Prote ; light Suporter to Noble Grand, Hazen L. Foss, Jr. ; Left Supporter to Noble Grand, James B. Simas; Right Supporter to Vice Grand, Charles W. Haley ; Left Supporter to Vice Grand. Horace M. Vine : Right Scene Supporter, Robert Hayhurst ; Left Scene Sup- porter, Walter P. Johnson; Outside Guardian, William H. Harris ; Inside Guardian, William T. Knott ; Chaplain, Charles P. Crockett ; Organist, Rufus Williams; Sitting Past Grand, Fremont S. Strout. Official Representative, Timothy Huse, assisted by Francis B. Emery and Edward Il. Nichols: one hundred and twenty -five men.
Flute and Piccolo Band, Amesbury, Mass., fifteen pieces.
Fraternal Council, Junior Order of United American Mechanics : Councillor, George W. Anderson ; Vice Councillor, Fred D. MeGreger; Recording Secretary, Fred R. Trash; Assistant Record- ing Secretary. Arthur C. Surgent; Financial Secretary, B. Harvey Wares; Treasurer, C. Il. Cox ; Conductor. A. N. Mer; Warden, W C. Høyt ; Inside Sentinel, O. 1. Greenliel: Outside Sentinel,
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A A. Pettengil; Junior Past Commeiller, Harvey R Eastman; Trustees, C. 11 Allen, J. M. Blaisdell, C. S. Titcomb. Past Coun- aller Robert D. Trask was their official representative in the Com- mittee for the Parade : ninety men.
Washington Council, No. 29, Order of United American Mechanics: Councillor, John 11. Williams; Vice Councillor, Charles F Winch ; Recording Secretary, Charles A. Gal, Assistant Record- ing Secretary, J. M. Davis; Financial Secretary . II II. Hodgkin ; Treasurer, A. M. Merritt ; Inductor, Lewis A. Thompson ; Examiner, Frank Demerritt ; Inside Protector, Charles Silloway; Outside Protector, I. B Page; Junior Ex-Councillor, O W Mills; Senior Ex Councilor, George Il. Lewis: ninety live men. The official representative for the parade was Charles F. Win. h.
Enterprise Council, No. 1, Junior Order of United American Mechanies: Councilfor, George 1. Kelly ; Vice Councillor, George S. Down; Recording Secretary, George HI. Greenman ; Assistant Re- wording Secretary, E. 12. Sherman ; Financial Secretary, W. W. Odway To Go. Home Bre; Connector. A. W. Gordon; Warden, C. F. Weseott; Inside Sentinel, Fred. Thomas; Out ile Sentinel, I. C. Titcomb ; Junior Past Councillor, A. W. C cy : two Iundred men. Charles M. Hoyt represented them officially.
Esst . Dinin Corps of Lawrence.
Pythian Lodge, No. 73, Knights of Pythia- : Fast Chancellor, Howard II. Gage ; Chancellor Commander. P. O. Poislee ; Vice Chancellor, W. E Varney ; Prelate, George F. Dow ; Keeper of Records and Seals, George HI. Fuller; Master of Finance, James Phillips; Master of Exchequer, George A Burnham; Master at Arms, 1. F. Whitney : fifty-eight men. J. M. Davis was official rep- resentative.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society : President, Matthias [ Roche; Vice President, William H. Carey; Second Vice Presi- dest, Richard L. McBain; Secretary, John R Mulaae ; Financial Secretary, George Kerrigan ; Treasurer, Michael Cronin ; Directors, Felix D. MeKonna, William J. Dennis, Michael F. Brady, John J. Cummings, Thomas Barry ; Board of Investigation, Thomas F. Burke and Daniel P. Slattery. Michael F Brady was official representa- tive : one hundred and fifty men.
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Garfield Lodge, No. 6, United Endowment League: Worthy Past Presidents, G. I. Carter, C. E. Sturgis; Vice President, R. L. Wood ; Councillor, C. C. Pressey ; Secretary, B. B. Gilman ; Finan- cial Secretary, E. M. Drinkwater ; Treasurer, W. W. Ordway ; Chap- lain, N. Brittain ; Guide, J. H. West; Guard, S. Fletcher; Sentinel, Al HI. Reed ; Trustees, J. S. Summer, J. N. Lewis, F. S. Austin : one hundred and seventy men. Official Represent itive, C. E. Sturgis
Ancient Order of United Workmen: Pust Master Workman, O. B. Dow : Master Workman, D. L. Wilson ; Foreman, W. L. Wheeler; Overseer, J. G. J Haskell ; Recorder, J. H. Hayward ; Financier, B. G. Dargin ; Receiver, D. M. Wiggin ; Guide, F. A. Allen ; Inside Watchman, IL. W. Graves ; Outside Watchman, T. U. Brown. Dr. II. M. Smith, official representative : one hundred and thirty nine men.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners : President, S. C. sunth ; Vice President, F. W. White; Preceptor, J E. Robbins; Trasurer, D. Laroy Wilson ; Conductor, ( A. Peabody ; Recording Secretary, James Livingstone ; Financial Secretary, George Crockett. Official Representative, P. A. Foley : fifty men.
Local Brauch, No. 973, Order of Iron Hall: P. ( Justice, Tobias B. Mitchell ; Chief Justice, Hiram P. Preston ; Vice Chief Justice, J. Ben. Farrell ; Accountant, Charles A. Maxwell ; Cashier, J Oscar Merrill ; Herald, R. V. Amero; Adjuster, W. C. Bryden ; Perlate. Howard Il. Gage ; Watchman, John Jadray ; Vidette, W. F. Abrams, Medical Examiner, F. U. Allen ; Trustees, William C. Bry- den. F. II. Allen, T. P. Mitchell. A part of this Order accompanied the procession in a carriage : forty-three men.
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