Springfield 1636-1886, History of Town and City, by Mason A. Green ...

SPRINGFIELD, 1636-1886. 625
FIFTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, Major Zenas C. Rennie, and aids.
Fitchburg Band, twenty-five men, G. A. Patz, Leader.
Third Regiment Patriarchs Militant, I.O.O.F., Col. Eugene F. Cross, Com-
manding.
Grand Canton Springfield, No. 10, of Springfield.
Canton Meadow City, No. 29, of Northampton.
Canton Colfax, No. 28, of North Adams.
Canton Tabor, No. 20, of Shelburne Falls.
Band.
Canton Capital City, No. 1, of Hartford, Conn.
Band.
Canton Excelsior, No. 11. of Middletown, Conn.
Cathedral Cadets, of Springfield.
St. James Cadets, of Springfield.
St. Jerome Cadets, of Holyoke.
Thompsonville Drum Band.
Conclave No. 13, Knights of Sherwood Forest, Westfield.
Conclave No. 20, Knights of Sherwood Forest, Holyoke.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, Charles D. Rood, and aids.
Little's Band, of Springfield, twenty-five men, E. H. Little, Leader.
Springfield Schuetzen Gessellshaft, of Springfield.
A car representing Art.
Springfield Turn V^erein, of Springfield.
Germania Lodge, No. 380, D. of H., of Springfield, and visiting Germans.
Daughters of Cyrus, of Springfield.
Drum Band, and St. Jean Baptiste Society, of Indian OrcJiard, and all other
Ununiformed Orders.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, Lieut. Gideon Wells, and aids.
Chicopee Falls Band.
Association of Butchers, two hundred and fifty mounted men in uniform.
Smith, .Idams, & Houghton. Downing. Stiirt.-
Trades Wagons and Exhibits : —
vant, & Co., A. C. Creighton, R. F. Hawkins. Kalmbach & Geisel, HampiU-ii