Stetson's Weymouth Band.

TEMPLE OF HONOR AND CADETS OF HONOR,

Col. Clark B. Baldwin commanding,

Escorting

Eugene H. Clapp, Most Worthy Templar of the United States and Canada, and Alfred L. White, Most Worthy Usher and Present Recorder of

the Grand Temple of Missouri, and the

Officers of the Grand Temple of Massachusetts, as follows:

Grand Worthy Templar, M. W. Potter, Attleboro'; Grand Worthy Vice
Templar, Dr. D. B. Whittier, Fitchburg; Grand Worthy Recorder, H.
A. Cann, Boston; Grand Worthy Treasurer, E. Warden, Waltham;
Grand Worthy Chaplain, Rev. M. R. Leonard, Waltham; Grand
Worthy Usher, C. A. Follett, Quincy; Grand Worthy
Guardian, W. S. McNally, Boston; Past Grand Worthy

Templar, G. M. Whittaker, Southbridge; Grand

Chief of Council, B. A. Flockton, Wakefield;
Past Grand Worthy Templar, A. T.
Wilkinson, Milford.

Horace W. Willson, Grand Chancellor, commanding,

Aids Paul M. Foss, P.C., of No. 10, Chief of Staff; H. V. Hayward, P.C., of No. 44, Quartermaster; Samuel I. Segar, P.G.C.

National Band of Lynn.

E. Weymouth Temple Drum Corps.

Calanthe Lodge, No. 17, of Lynn, John S. Tarr, Commander.
Phintias Lodge, No. 65, of Amesbury.

Mount Prospect Lodge, No. 59, of Malden, H. A. Austin, Commander. Somerset Lodge, No. 23, of Boston, Walter B. Thayer, Commander. Boston Battalion, E. F. Townsend, Commander.

Damascus Lodge, No. 50, and Blake Lodge, No. 49, of Worcester, E. C. Akers, Commander.

G.A.R. Drum Corps of Lowell.

Samuel H. Hines Lodge, No. 56, Lowell, W. H. I. Hayes, Commander.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 61, of Natick, H. E. Conant, Commander.
John Hancock Lodge, No. 41, of Taunton, T. W. Sherman, Commander.
Washington Lodge, No. 10, J. D. Bates, Commander.

Schiller Lodge, No. 34, Adolph Frielander, Commander.
Unity Lodge of Boston.

Massachusetts Lodge, No. 42, of Boston, H. I. George, Commander.
Acting as Guard of Honor to the Supreme Chancellor of the World, Hon.
George W. Lindsay, of Baltimore, Md., Past Supreme Chancellor
Hon. Stillman S. Davis, Nashua, N.H, and the officers of

the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, as follows: —

Dana Z. Smith, Salem, G.V.C.; Samuel Paine, Charlestown, G.P.; William
H. Lee, Boston, P.G.C.; George P. Walker, Lowell, G.M. of E.; F. A.
Chase, Boston, G.K.R.S.; William Thompson, Worcester, G.M.

at A.; William B. Gale, Boston, P.G.C. and Representative
to Supreme Lodge; Charles Cowley, Lowell, P.G.C.

And the following officers of the Grand Lodge of Maine :-
William F. Garcelon, Grand Chancellor; Wyer Green, G.V.C.; W. J. Lander,
G.M. at A., and A. J. Bigger, G.I.G.

Domini's Band of East Cambridge.

Italian Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Society of Boston, B. Brogi, Commander.

Winthrop Band.

Portuguese Benevolent Society, A. J. Farpeilha, Commander.

Manuel R. Serpa, and Surgeon Read, with other

guests, in carriages.

The President,

Journeymen Tailors, Eugene Cowhig, Commander.

Society officers in carriages.

St. Jean Baptiste Society, Dr. Desilda, Commander; committee of 15 in carriages, and lad named Charles Dubal mounted on a platform, representing St. John the Baptist.

SIXTH DIVISION.

Color, Green.

General M. T. Donohoe, Chief of Division.

Major D. G. Macnamara, Assistant Adjutant-General.

Knights of St. Patrick, mounted, Boston, Timothy J. Daley, Commander.

IRISH SOCIETIES OF BOSTON AND VICINITY.

Chief Marshal, John Miller.

Chief of Staff, Edward Riley.

Aids, Timothy J. Deasey, Charles McConnell, John Roach, James Aylward,
George F. Ballou, F. H. Mullen, M.D., Dennis Crowley and
John C. McDevitt.

Staff, Roger F. Scannell, Thomas Butler, John J. Murphy, John Reade,
Henry Griffin, John McSorley, Patrick Ward, William H. Cook,
James T, Mahoney, Martin Lynch, D. J. Desmond, M. Clancy,
John M. Doherty, Frank O'Rourke, William Carey, Thomas
Dolan, Henry Doherty, Thomas Salmon, Thomas

O'Connor, Patrick Greeley, Michael Ryan, Andrew

R. Strain, James Dowling, Patrick E. Riddle,

P. W. Finnegan and Thomas E. Simmons.

Officers of the Convention of the Irish Societies, John A. Duggan, President, two carriages.

Officers and past officers of the Charitable Irish Society, P. F. Griffin, President; John W. McDonald, Vice-President; John Conlon, Treasurer;

D. H. Morrissey, Secretary; four carriages.

Boston Shamrock Society, John Crowley, Commander.
Boston Widows' and Orphans' Relief Society,

Michael Donnoher, President.

South Abington Brass Band.

Ancient Order Hibernians, Suffolk county, F. J. Murphy, commanding.
Aids, P. Carroll, M. H. Rowen, C. W. Flynn, D. J. Graham, John J. Teevans,
Dennis O'Sullivan, James H. Cunniff, James McMorrow, John Patten,
J. McGovern, P. J. McDevitt, Mark Leonard, Patrick Mooney, Jer-
emiah Dilworth, J. J. O'Keefe, Timothy Shaughnessy, Daniel
Lynch, James Douglass, and Thomas Gallagher.

Carriages containing Jeremiah Crowley of Lowell, State Delegate, and George
E. Hogan, of Lawrence, State Secretary. M. A. Shea, of Boston,
State Treasurer, and ex-State officers.

Division No. 1, A. O. H., Boston, Michael Roan, President and Marshal; two carriages containing past officers.

Division No. 2, A. O. H., Boston, D. Dolan, President and Marshal; two carriages.

Division No. 5, A. O. H., Boston, John Reed, President and Marshal;

one carriage.

Division No. 3, A. O. H., Boston, D. J. Graham, President.

Catholic Total Abstinence Societies.

Marshal, William Shannon; Chief of Staff, P. H. Shea.

Aids James T. Brady, Thomas McCollough, Matthew Dolan, John J.
Murphy, T. J. Dunn, William O'Brien, Daniel T. McCallion, Michael
Griffin, Joseph R. Lomasney, Benjamin F. Harrington, John J.
Irving, G. H. O'Keefe, Timothy Dwyer, Martin Gill, Daniel
Sheehe, C. J. Kelley, J. B. White, P. J. Murphy,
James Dolan, John Doolin, D. A. Flynn, John
F. Couch, M.D., P. J. Callahan.

Bay State Band.

Board of Government of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union, occupying three carriages: President, Rev. P. A. McKenna; Vice-Presidents, Rev. M. Gilligan, of Boston, and Stephen Anderson, of East Cambridge; Treasurer, Rev. Hugh Roe O'Donnell, of East Cambridge; Secretary, John A. Duggan; Sergeant-at-Arms,

Patrick Murphy, of Lawrence; County Vice-Presi

dents: Suffolk, J. G. Fennessey; Middlesex, J.

J. Kelley; Norfolk, James O'Donovan; Es-
sex, Rev. J. H. Dever; Plymouth,
Luke Mulready.

Drum Corps.

Father Matthew T.A.B. Society, of East Cambridge, John Coulter, President

and Marshal.

St. Joseph T.A.B. Society, of Somerville, W. H. Brine, President.

Stoneham Band.
Drum Corps.

St. Paul's T.A. Society, Cambridge, D. Foley, President;
C. C. Murphy, Marshal.

Father Matthew T.A.B. Society of Boston, O. Rogan, President;
P. O'Connor, Marshal.

St. Vincent's T.A. Society.

St. Joseph's T.A. Society, West End, James Murphy, Marshal.
St. James T.A. Society, Charles Foley, Marshal.

Somerville Band.

Father Matthew T.A. Society of South Boston, John O'Brien, Marshal. East Boston T.A.B. Society, John Doherty, Marshal and President. St. Valentine's T. A. Society, J. McCarty, Marshal.

Malden Band.

SS. Peter and Paul's T.A. Society, P. McKenna, Marshal.
St. Stephen's T A. Society, William Greene, President.
St. Stephen's Cadets, Major W. W. George commanding.
Irish National Band.

Cathedral T.A. Society, Cathedral Cadets, John Highand, Captain.
St. Rose T.A.B. Society of Chelsea, Philip Carolan, President.

Massachusetts General Hospital Ambulance.

SEVENTH DIVISION.

Color, Pink.

Captain John Mack, Chief of Division.

Captain Aaron H. Hall, Assistant Adjutant-General.

Captain T. W. Neal,

N. S. Wilbur,

AIDS.

Franklin Smith,

David W. Farquhar.