April
17 - Havre de Grace, Md. (winter quarters)
Sunday
19 - Manassas, Va.
20 - Front Royal, Va.
21 - Woodstock, Va. (no show, wreck)
22 - Harrisonburg, Va.
23 - Staunton, Va.
24 - Lexington, Va.
Sunday
26 - Buena Vista, Va.
27 - Roanoke, Va.
28 - Rocky Mount, Va.
29 - Martinsville, Va.
30 - Spray, N.C.
May
1 - Danville, Va.
Sunday
3 - Greensboro, N.C.
4 - Raleigh, N.C.
5 - Goldsboro, N.C.
6 - Kinston, N.C.
7 - New Bern, N.C.
8 - Greenville, N.C.
Sunday
10 - Wilson, N.C.
11 - Washington, N.C.
12 - Plymouth, N.C.
13 - Edenton, N.C.
14 - Elizabeth, N.C.
15 - Suffolk, Va.
Sunday
17 - Petersburg, Va.
18 - Blackstone, Va.
19 - Farmville, Va.
20 - Charlottesville, Va.
21 - Basic, Va.
22 - Shenandoah, Va.
Sunday
24 - Hagerstown, Md.
25 - Martinsburg, W. Va.
26 - Waynesboro, Pa.
28 [sic?] - Shippensburg, Pa.
28 - Millersburg
29 - Danville, Pa.
Sunday
31 - Bloomsburg, Pa.
June
1 - Berwick, Pa.
2 - Pittston, Pa.
3 - Walton, N.Y.
4 - New Berlin, N.Y.
5 - Oneida, N.Y.
Sunday
7 - Boonville, N.Y.
8 - Carthage, N.Y.
9 - Pulaski, N.Y.
10 - Wolcott, N.Y.
11 - Fulton, N.Y.
12 - Seneca Falla, N.Y.
Sunday
14 - Penn Yan, N.Y.
15 - Newark, N.Y.
16 - Batavia, N.Y.
17 - Lockport, N.Y.
18 - Medina, N.Y.
19 - Westfield, N.Y.
Sunday
21 - Conneaut, O.
22 - Painesville, O.
23 - Oberlin, O.
24 - Norwalk, S.
25 - Fremont, O.
26 - Sandusky, O.
Sunday
28 - Monroe, Mich.
29 - Lapeer, Mich.
30 - Mt. Clemens, Mich.
July
1 - Durand, Mich.
2 - E. Tawas, Mich.
3 - Alpena, Mich.
Sunday
5 - Onaway, Mich.
6 - Cheboygan, Mich.
7 - West Branch, Mich. (matinee only)
8 - Midland, Mich.
9 - Clare, Mich.
10 - Frankfort, Mich.
Sunday
12 - Kewaunee, Wis.
13 - Algoma, Wis.
14 - New London, Wis.
15 - Oconto, Wis.
16 - Manitowoc, Wis.
17 - Plymouth, Wis.
Sunday
19 - Watertown, Wis.
20 - Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
21 - Waukeshan, Wis.
22 - Whitewater, Wis.
23 - Brodhead, Wis.
24 - Darlington, Wis.
Sunday
26 - Plattville, Wis.
27 - Lancaster, Wis.
28 - Dodgeville, Wis.
29 - Evansville, Wis.
30 - Harvard, Ill.
31 - Lake Geneva, Wis.
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August
2 - McHenry, Ill.
3 - Belvidere, Ill.
4 - Rochelle, Ill.
5 - Sandwich, Ill.
6 - Ottawa, Ill.
7 - Galva, Ill.
Sunday
9 - Aledo, Ill.
10 - Monmouth, Ill.
11 - Macomb, Ill.
12 - Canton, Ill.
13 - El Paso, Ill.
14 - Fairbury, Ill.
Sunday
16 - Gilman, Ill.
17 - Tuscola, Ill.
18 - Effingham, Ill.
19 - Robinson, Ill.
20 - Lawrenceville, Ill.
21 - Mt. Carmel, Ill.
Sunday
23 - Eldorado, Ill.
24 - Benton, Ill.
25 - Herrin, Ill.
26 - Murphysboro, Ill.
27 - Anna, Ill.
28 - Fulton, Ky.
Sunday
30 - Mayfield, K.
31 - Martin, Tenn.
September
1 - Hickman, Ky.
2 - Huntingdon, Tenn.
3 - Lexington, Tenn.
4 - Waverly, Tenn.
Sunday
6 - Dickson, Tenn.
7 - Lebanon, Tenn.
8 - Tullahoma, Tenn.
9 - Sparta, Tenn.
10 - McMinnville, Tenn.
11 - Tracy City, Tenn.
Sunday
13 - Whitwell, Tenn.
14 - So. Pittsburg, Tenn. (one show)
15 - Winchester, Tenn.
16 - Lewisburg, Tenn.
17 - Athens, Ala.
18 - Cullman, Ala.
Sunday
20 - Ensley, Ala.
21 - Cordova, Ala.
22 - Fayette, Ala.
23 - Columbus, Miss.
24 - Okolona, Miss.
25 - Houston, Miss.
Sunday
27 - Louisville, Miss.
28 - Philadelphia, Miss.
29 - Newton, Miss.
30 - Hattiesburg, Miss.
October
1 - Wiggins, Miss.
2 - Gulfport, Miss.
Sunday
4 - Pascagoula, Miss.
5 - Bay Minette, Ala.
6 - Brewton, Ala.
7 - Greenville, Ala.
8 - Andalusia, Ala.
9 - Troy, Ala.
Sunday
11 - Union Springs, Ala.
12 - Eufauola, Ala.
13 - Cuthbert, Ga.
14 - Americus, Ga.
15 - Abbeville, Ga.
16 - Vidalia, Ga.
Sunday
18 - Dublin, Ga.
19 - Tennille, Ga.
20 - Millen, Ga.
21 - Waynesboro, Ga.
22 - Blackville, S.C.
23 - Bateoburg, S.C.
Sunday
25 - Winnsboro, S.C.
26 - York, S.C.
27 - Lincolnton, N.C.
28 - Monroe, N.C.
29 - Wadesboro, N.C.
30 - Laurinsburg, N.C.
Sunday
November
1 - Aberdeen, N.C.
2 - Sanford, N.C.
3 - Louisburg, N.C.
4 - Warren Plains, N.C.
5 - Weldon, N.C.
6 - Franklin, Va.
To Port Norfolk, to Havre de Grace, Md.
Total mileage, 9,055. States visited, 16. Season, 29 weeks.
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Walter L. Main Circus Route, 1922
Official Route, Season 1922, Walter L. Main Circus, Andrew Downie, owner and manager. Compiled by Fletcher Smith. Copy provided by Bob Cline.
April
22 - Havre de Grace, Md.
24 - York, Pa.
25 - Frederick, Md.
26 - Martinsburg, W. Va.
27 - Hagerstown, Md.
28 - Shippensburg, Pa.
29 - Lebanon, Pa.
May
1 - Reading, Pa.
2 - Pottsville, Pa.
3 - Tamaqua, Pa.
4 - Mt. Carmel, Pa.
5 - Milton, Pa.
6 - Bloomsburg, Pa.
8 - Mahony City, Pa.
9 - Hazleton, Pa.
10 - Bethlehem, Pa.
11 - Somerville, N.J.
12 - Perth Amboy, N.J.
13 - Orange, N.J.
15 - Samford, Conn.
16 - Ansonia, Conn.
17 - Torrington, Conn.
18 - Bristol, Conn.
19 - Meriden, Conn.
20 - New Britain, Conn.
22 - Middletown, Conn.
23 - Willimantic, Conn.
24 - New London, Conn.
25 - Westerly, R.I.
26 - Norwich, Conn.
27 - Palmer, Mass.
29 - Brattleboro, Vt.
30 - Keene, N.H.
31 - Claremont, N.H.
June
1 - Concord, N.H.
2 - Marlboro, Mass.
3 - Waltham, Mass.
5 - Cambridge, Mass.
6 - Chelsea, Mass.
7 - Gloucester, Mass.
8 - Newburyport, Mass.
9 - Springvale - Sanford, Me.
10 - Biddeford, Me.
12 - Rockland, Me.
13 - Augusta, Me.
14 - Belfast, Me.
15 - Waterville, Me.
16 - Rumford Falls, Me.
17 - Livermore Falls, Me.
19 - Lancster, N.H.
20 - Lyndonville, N.H.
21 - Newport, Vt.
22 - Woodsville, N.H.
23 - Plymouth, N.H.
24 - Lebanon, N.H.
26 - Bellow Falls, Vt.
27 - Greenfield, Mass.
28 - Milford, Mass.
29 - Norwood, Mass.
30 - Plymouth, Mass.
July
1 - Hyannis, Mass.
3 - Falmouth, Mass.
4 - New Bedford, Mass.
5 - Fall River, Mass.
6 - Bristol, R.I.
7 - Woonsocket, R.I.
8 - Danielson, Conn.
10 - Wallingford, Conn.
11 - Bridgeport, Conn.
12 - So. Norfolk, Conn.
13 - Port Chester, N.Y.
14 - Mt. Vernon, N.Y.
15 - Freeport, L.I., N.Y.
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July
17 - Babylon, N.Y.
18 - Patchogue, N.Y.
19 - Sag Harbor, N.Y.
20 - Southampton, N.Y.
21 - Riverhead, N.Y.
22 - Greenport, N.Y.
24 - Farmingdale, N.Y.
25 - Port Jefferson, N.Y.
26 - Huntington, N.Y.
27 - Glen Cove, N.Y.
28 - Hempstead, N.Y.
29 - Far Rockaway, N.Y.
31 - Asbury Park, N.J.
August
1 - Toms River, N.J.
2 - Bridgeton, N.J.
3 - Pleasantville, N.J.
4 - Millville, N.J.
5 - Salem, N.J.
7 - West Chester, Pa.
8 - Chester, Pa.
9 - New Brunswick, N.J.
10 - Elizabeth, N.J.
11 - Newton, N.J.
12 - Stroudsburg, Pa.
14 - Easton, Pa.
15 - Plainfield, N.J.
16 - Englewood, N.J.
17 - Newburgh, N.Y.
18 - Catskill, N.Y.
19 - Mechanicsville, N.Y.
21 - Granville, N.Y.
22 - Ticonderoga, N.Y.
23 - Plattsburg, N.Y.
24 - St. Albans, Vt.
25 - Richford, Vt.
26 - Burlington, Vt.
28 - Bennington, Vt.
29 - Chatham, N.Y.
30 - White Plains, N.Y.
31 - Peekskill, N.Y.
September
1 - Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
2 - Danbury, Conn.
4-8 - Hartford, Conn.
9 - Holyoke, Mass.
11 - Troy, N.Y.
12 - Kingston, N.Y.
13 - Schenectady, N.Y.
14 - Amsterdam, N.Y.
15 - Herkimer, N.Y.
16 - Seneca Falls, N.Y.
18 - Canandaigua, N.Y.
19-23 - Batavia (Fair)
25 - Corning, N.Y.
26 - Wellsboro, Pa.
27 - Loch Haven, Pa.
28 - Sunbury, Pa.
29 - Coatesville, Pa.
30 - Phoenixville, Pa.
October
2 - Dover, Del.
3 - Easton, Md.
4 - Cambridge, Md.
5 - Seaford, Del.
6 - Salisbury, Md.
7 - Crisfield, Md.
Havre de Grace, Md.
Total Mileage 6,626
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Picked Up En Tour
The biggest day of the season was at New Bedford, Mass., in the rain and it was also the biggest day in the history of the Walter L. Main Circus.
The biggest single performance was at Asbury Park, N. J., and the biggest amount of kids at the circus at one show was at Stamford, Conn.
The four biggest towns of the season were New Bedford, Mass., Asbury Park, N. J., Stamford, Conn., and Pottsville, Pa.
The engagement of the Powers elephants, and the purchase of elephants from European animal dealers gave the circus ten elephants in parade.
A big feature of the parade and menagerie was the first appearance of the "candy kids," Joe and Ina, the smallest baby elephants ever placed on exhibition.
May Wirth and the family immediately on their arrival from Europe took a taxi and rushed over to Englewood, N. J., to spend a few minutes with Mr. and Mrs. Downie. "If I ever travel with another circus it will be with you," said the famous rider and the Governor told her to bring her horses over any time.
Floreta de Ortega, the greatest wire walker in the world, has a bright young son who is learning to speak English very fast while staying at a friend's home in New Haven.
Four performances were missed during the season. One at Bridgetown, N. J., caused by a cloud burst the previous day at Toms River, N. J.; Englewood, N. J., owning to a long haul to the lot and late arrival; Mechanicsville, N. Y., and Meriden, Conn., due to bad lots and late arrivals.
More than 20,000 people in pouring rain poured into the big top at Hartford, on Labor Day and four shows were given to accommodate the crowd.
The circus made its second tour of Long Island in the wrong season. Forty-six carnivals, street fairs, and church festivals kept the summer folks pretty well broke and business suffered in consequence. The best time to play Long Island is never.
"Kinker," "Whitie" Warren's old friend used on the pull up team for years played his old buddy a mean trick by biting off "Whitie's" thumb while he was putting him out of his misery with chloroform.
Mrs. Andrew Downie had a most successful season with her candy stands and valuable assistance from Bob Thatcher and Thomas Hewer.
"Medina day" was celebrated at the Bativia fair and hundreds from the Governor's home town came on to see his show and shake hands with him and the Missus.
Charles Bernard who stared out as contracting press agent and would up with the additional title of manager of the advance car, will spend the winter at his big resort at Savannah, Ga., and attending to his real estate business. Charlie's whole heart and soul was in the Main circus with which he was treasurer and press agent for many years. George E. Caron, and there a few better opposition men, has given up the circus business and returned to his old job as stage carpenter with one of Augustus Pictous attractions.
Thomas Gorman and Burns O. Sullivan were frequent visitors during the season. Only a few years ago both were putting her up and taking her down but managing New York vaudeville circuits and houses keeps them housed up now.
A great friend of the circus is George Duffy, the millionaire silk manufacturer of Fort Plain, N. Y., and he won't be happy until he has a circus of his own.
George Coy, who has been in the harness for more than fifty years found it necessary to retire from active work this summer after many years with Andrew Downie. He will, however, still look after the winter quarters at Havre de Grace, Md.
Everybody said the Main stock was the finest they ever saw with a circus. Claude Orton is to blame.
Turning his office over to the press department of the Main circus, billy Gallagher of the Concord, N. H. Patriot took a day off and let the circus scribblers fill up the sheet with stories and special news service mats. There were four pages of stories and cuts, the biggest spread ever accomplished by any press agent.
The circus was almost in the city of Boston for a week and did business following the two biggest shows, but suburban New York proved darb territory and business capacity every day.
Palmer, Mass., and Chatham, N. Y., were the soon forgotten towns of the season.
The big Fourth of July dinner came this summer at Falmouth, Mass., and was enjoyed by every one around the show.
While near New York, J. J. Murdoch, head of the Keith interests was a visitor together with B. S. Moss and others.
The artistic cuts used by the press department wre many of them made from drawings by A. L. Kemp, the prominent New York artist and the product of the Benedict Engraving company, fo which genial Phil Benedict is the boss.
Jerry Sullivan, the midget clown, is being featured this winter with Gus Hill's Mutt and Jeff Company.
Billy Emerson deserted the circus and the calliope to take up theatre management in his home town.
Bill Fowler had a good band all season and his concerts were much enjoyed by the crowds daily, before the performances. Prof. Jackson also kept his band up to the standard.
Frank Wirth was on hand all week at Batavia and his big free act in front of the grand stand was Downies' elephants.
Bill Emory broke all records by training baby elephants to do an act in two weeks.
Walter L. Main Circus Route, 1928
April
17 - Frankfort, KY
18 - Winchester, KY
19 - Jackson, KY
20 - Hazard, KY
21 -Whitesburg, KY
23 - Richmond, KY
24 - Jellico, TN
25 - Corbin, KY
26 - Wallins, KY
27 - Harlan, KY
28 - Cumberland, KY
30 - Norton, VA
May
1 - Richlands, VA
2 - Princeton, WV
3 - Matoaka, WV
4 - Keytone, WV
5 - Gary, WV
7 - Williamson, WV
8 - Ironton, OH
9 - Paintsville, KY
10 - Jenkins, KY
11 - Pikeville, KY
12 - Wayland, KY
14 - Spencer, WV
15 - Marietta, OH
16 - Sistersville, WV
17 - Mannington, WV
18 - Buchannon, WV
19 - Richwood, WV
21 - Oakland, MD
22 - Moorefield, WV
23 - Martinsburg, WV
24 - Winchester, VA
25 - Harrisonburg, VA
26 - Charlestown, WV
28 - Frederick, MD
29 - Hanover, PA
30 - Lewiston, PA
31 - Sunbury, PA
June
1 - Boomsburg, PA
2 - Mt. Carmel, PA
4 - Tamaqua, PA
5 - Mahanoy City, PA
6 - Freeland, PA
7 - Leighton, PA
8 - Towanda, PA
9 - Sayre, PA
11 - Cortland, NY
12 - Norwich, NY
13 - Walton, NY
14 - Liberty, NY
15 - Kingston, NY
16 - Ellenville, NY
18 - Port Jervis, NY
19 - Walden, NY
20 - Honesdale, PA
21 - Susquehanna, PA
22 - Carondale, PA
23 - Owego, NY
25 - Wellsville, NY
26 - Salamanca, NY
27 - Cambridge Spg, PA
28 - Franklin, PA
29 - Greenville, PA
30 - Couneaut, OH
July
2 - Painesville, OH
3 - Norwalk, OH
4 - Fremont, OH
5 - Adrian, MI
6 - Hillsdale, MI
7 - Coldwater, MI
9 - Sturgis, MI
10 - Three Rivers, MI
11 - Dowagiac, MI
12 - Albion, MI
13 - Hastings, MI
14 - Charlotte, MI
16 - South Haven, MI
17 - Benton Harbor, MI
18 - Holland, MI
19 - Hart, MI
20 - Grand Haven, MI
21 - Greenville, MI
23 - Ionia, MI
24 - Big Rapids, MI
25 - Alma, MI
26 - Durand, MI
27 - Mt. Clemens, MI
28 - Bad Axe, MI
30 - Sandusky, MI
31 - Caro, MI
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August
1 - Midland, MI
2 - Grayling, MI
3 - East Jordan, MI
4 - Gaylord, MI
6 - Alepena, MI
7 - Cheboygan, MI
8 - Newberry, MI
9 - Sault St. Marie, MI
10 - Manistique, MI
11 - Munising, MI
13 - Marquette, MI
14 - Hancock, MI
15 - Iron River, WI
16 - Oconto, WI
17 - New London, WI
18 - Shawano, WI
20 - Antigo, WI
21 - Crandon, WI
22 - Ladysmith, WI
23 - Rice Lake, WI
24 - Park Falls, WI
25 - Medford, WI
27 - Mendota, IL
28 - Pana, IL
29 - Vandalia, IL
30 - Marion, IL
31 - Mayfield, KY
September
1 - Marion, KY
3 - Central City, KY
4 - Russellville, KY
5 - Glasgow, KY
6 - Franklin, KY
7 - Scottsville, KY
8 - Springfield, TN
10 - Clarksville, TN
11 - Paris, TN
12 - Murray, KY
13 - Waverly, TN
14 - Huntington, TN
15 - Union City, TN
17 - Booneville, MS
18 - Aberdeen, MS
19 - Starkville, MS
20 - Columbus, MS
21 - Eupora, MS
22 - Greenwood, MS
24 - Greenville, MS
25 - Cleveland, MS
26 - Ruleville, MS
27 - Belzoni, MS
28 - Rolling Fork, MS
29 - Crystal Sprg, MS
October
1 - McComb, MS
2 - Tylertown, MS
3 - Columbia, MS
4 - Mendenhall, MS
5 - Lumberton, MS
6 - Picayune, MS
8 - Newton, MS
9 - Union, MS
10 - Philadelphia, MS
11 - Louisville, MS
12 - Pontotoc, MS
13 - Ripleyk MS
15 - Houston, MS
16 - Calhoun City, MS
17 - Okolona, MS
18 - Tupelo, MS
19 - Macon, MS
20 - Winona, MS
22 - Batesville, MS
23 - Water Valley, MS
24 - Bolivar, TN
25 - Holly Springs, MS
26 - Osceloa, AR
27 - Monette, AR
29 - Walnut Ridge, AR
30 - Corning, AR
31 - Batesville, AR
November
1 - Augusta, AR
2 - Harrisburg, AR
3 - Earle, AR
5 - Marianna, AR
6 - Brinkley, AR
7 - DeWitt, AR
8 - England, AR
9 - McGhee, AR
10 - Monticello, AR
12 - Eudora, AR
13 - Hamburg, AR
14 - Smackover, AR
15 - Nashville, AR
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Winter quarters at Alexandria, Louisiana. Total mileage, 12,466.
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Walter L. Main Circus Route 1937
April 2 Montgomery, Ala.
April 3 Sylacauga, Ala.
SUNDAY
April 5 Fairfield, Ala
April 6 Jasper, Ala
April 7 Russellville, Ala
April 8 Sheffield, Ala
April 9 Decatur, Ala.
April 10 Fayetteville, Tenn.
SUNDAY
April 12 Shelbyville, Tenn.
April 13 Murphreeboro, Tenn.
April 14 McMinnville, Tenn.
April 15 Cookeville, Tenn.
April 16 Harriman, Tenn
April 17 Lenoir City, Tenn.
SUNDAY
April 19 Middleboro, Kentucky
April 20 Harlan, Kentucky
April 21 Cumberland, Kentucky
April 22 Whitesburg, Kentucky
April 23 Hazard, Kentucky
April 24 Neon, Kentucky
SUNDAY
April 26 Pikeville, Kentucky
April 27 Wayland, Kentucky .
April 28 Paintsville, Kentucky
April 29 Ashland, Kentucky
April 30 Ironton, Ohio
May 1 Jackson, Ohio
SUNDAY
May 3 Logan, Ohio
May 4 Zanesville, Ohio
May 5 New Philadelphia, Ohio
May 6 Carrollton, Ohio
May 7 Ellwood City, Penn.
May 8 Coraopolis, Penn.
May 9 Carnagie, Penn.
May 10 Homestead, Penn.
May 11 North Braddock, Penn.
May 12 Aliquippa, Penn
May 13 New Kensington, Penn.
May 14 Latrobe, Penn.
May 15 Windber, Penn.
SUNDAY
May 17 Barnesboro, Penn.
May 18 Tyrone, Penn.
May 19 Bellefonte, Penn
May 20 Lewistown, Penn.
May 21 Shamokin, Penn.
May 22 Bloomsburg, Penn.
SUNDAY
May 24 Berwick, Penn.
May 25 Shenandoah, Penn.
May 26 Tamaqua, Penn.
May 27 Palmerton, Penn.
May 28 Bethlehem, Penn.
May 29 Bangor, Penn.
SUNDAY
May 31 East Stroudsburg, Penn.
June 1 Morristown, New Jersey
June 2 New Brunswick, New Jersey
June 3 Perth Amboy, New Jersey
June 4 Elizabeth, New Jersey
June 5 Nutley, New Jersey
SUNDAY
June 7 Peekskill, New York
June 8 Danbury, Conn.
June 9 Torrington, Conn.
June 10 Willimanic, Conn.
June 11 Norwich, Conn.
June 12 Westerly, Rhode Island
June 13 Wakefield, Rhode Island
June 14 East Providence, Rhode Island
June 15 Woonsocket, Rhode Island
June 16 Milford, Mass.
June 17 Marlboro, Mass.
Jure 18 Haverhill, Mass.
June 19 Dover, New Hampshire
SUNDAY
June 21 Sanford, Maine
June 22 Biddeford, Maine
June 23 Brunswick, Maine
June 24 Gardner, Maine
June 25 Belfast, Maine
June 26 Old Town, Maine
SUNDAY
June 28 Millinocket, Maine
June 29 Island Falls, Maine
June 30 Ashland, Maine
July 1 Madawaska, Maine
July 2 Van Buren, Maine
July 3 Fort Fairfield, Maine
SUNDAY
July 5 Danforth, Maine
July 6 Calais, Maine
July 7 Machias, Maine
July 8 Millbridge, Maine
July 9 Blue Hill, Maine
July 10 Rockland, Maine
SUNDAY
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July 12 Dexter, Maine
July 13 Madison, Maine
July 14 Farmington, Maine
July 15 Rangely, Maine
July 16 Rumford, Maine
July 17 So. Paris, Maine
SUNDAY
July 19 Lancaster, New Hampshire
July 20 Colebrook, New Hampshire
July 21 Gorham, New Hampshire
July 22 Conway, New Hampshire
July 23 Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
July 24 Plymouth, New Hampshire
SUNDAY
July 26 Barre, Vermont
July 27 St. Johnsbury, Vermont
July 28 Richford, Vermont
July 29 St. Albans, Vermont
July 30 Burlington, Vermont
July 31 Middlebury, Vermont
SUNDAY
Aug. 2 Rutland, Vermont
Avg. 3 Granville, New York
Aug. 4 Manchester Center, Vermont
Aug. 5 Randolph, Vermont
Aug. 6 Claremont, New Hampshire
Aug. 7 Jeffrey, New Hampshire
SUNDAY
Aug. 9 Athol, Mass.
Aug. 10 Northampton, Mass.
Aug. 11 Pittsfield, Mass.
Aug. 12 Great Barrington, Mass.
Aug. 13 Lakeville, Conn.
Aug. 14 New Milford, Conn.
SUNDAY
Aug. 16 Portchester, New York
Aug. 17 GlenCove, Long Island, N. Y.
Aug. 18 Babylon, Long Island, N. Y.
Aug. 19 Riverhead, Long Island, N. Y.
Aug. 20 Greenport, Long Island, N. Y.
Aug. 21 Port Jefferson, Long Island, N. Y.
SUNDAY
Aug. 23 Port Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y.
Aug. 24 New Drop, Staten Island, N. Y.
Aug. 25 Red Bank, New Jersey
Aug. 26 Toms River, New Jersey
Aug. 27 Beach Haven, New Jersey
Aug. 28 Pleasantville, New Jersey
Aug. 29 Wildwood, New Jersey
Aug. 30 Millville, New Jersey
Aug. 31 Bridgeton, New Jersey
Sept. 1 Penns Grove, New Jersey
Sept. 2 Chester, Penn.
Sept. 3 Westchester, Penn.
Sept. 4 Pottstown, Penn.
SUNDAY
Aug. 6 Coatesville, Penn.
Sept 7 Carlisle, Penn.
Sept. 8 New Bloomfield, Penn.
Sept. 9 Gettysburg, Penn.
Sept. 10 Waynesboro, Penn.
Sept. 11 Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
SUNDAY
Sept. 13 Somerset, Penn.
Sept. 14 Uniontown, Penn.
Sept. 15 Brownsville, Penn.
Sept. 16 Waynesboro, Penn.
Sept. 17 McDonald, Penn.
Sept. 18 Monongahela, Penn.
SUNDAY
Sept. 20 Bellington, W. Va.
Sept. 21 Lewisburg, W. Va.
Sept. 22 Clifton Forge, Virginia
Sept 23 Rocky Mount, Virginia
Sept. 24 Leaksville, No. Carolina
Sept. 25 Burlington, No. Carolina
SUNDAY
Sept. 27 Oxford, No. Carolina
Sept. 28 Warrenton, No. Carolina
Sept. 29 Louisburg, No. Carolina
Sept. 30 Smithfield, No. Carolina
Oct. 1 Mt. Olive, No. Carolina
Oct. 2 Elizabeth, No. Carolina
SUNDAY
Oct. 4 Fairmount, No. Carolina
Oct. 5 Marion, So. Carolina
Oct. 6 Timmonsville, So. Carolina
Oct. 7 Lake City, So. Carolina
Oct. 8 Georgetown, So. Carolina
Oct. 9 Summerton, So. Carolina
SUNDAY
Oct. 11 Walterboro, So. Carolina
Oct. 12 Beaufort, So. Carolina
Oct. 13 Allendale, So. Carolina
Oct. 14 Denmark, So. Carolina
Oct. 15 Waynesboro, Georgia
Oct. 16 Louisville, Georgia
SUNDAY
Oct. 18 Milledgeville, Georgia
Oct. 19 Montezuma, Georgia
Oct. 20 Union Springs, Ala.
Oct. 21 Troy, Ala.
Oct. 22 Ozark, Ala.
SUNDAY
Oct. 23 Enterprise, Ala.
Oct. 25 Geneva, Ala.
Oct. 26 Into Winter Quarters, Greenville, Ala.
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Total miles, 7,727
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