The Portland daily press., 1862-06-24

Johns Day, Tuesday, June 24th. 1862.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Lodges win meet at Masonic Hall, Middle
Street, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ
Grand Chapters, Royal Arch and Master Masons,
will meet at o'clock in the morning the New City
Government Building, where they will be shown to
their several Halls of Assembly in that Building.
At O'Clock they will be received by the knights
Templars and the procession will be formed on Con.
gfess Street, in the following order
Aid Sir Kt J. B. Fillebrown, Chief Marshal. Aid.
First Dirision-sir Kt III. b. Brown, Aid.
Portland Band.
Portland CommaBdery knights Tempar
Lodges of Master Masons according to seniority with
Bros Chas. b. Merrill and Jos. H. Webster, Aids.
Second Dirision-sir kt A. L. Dennison, Aid.
Band.
Commandery of knights Templars.
Lodges of Master Masons according to seniority with
Bros J. w. Perkins and s. b. Waite. Aids.
Third Dirision-Sir Kt +. w. French Aid.
Band.
Commandery of knights Templar.
Lodges of Master Masons according to seniority with
Bros Otis Cutler and X. w. Gage, Aids.
Fourth Dirision--Sir Kt. William j. Lord, Aid.
Band.
Commandery of knights Templar.
Lodges of Master Masons according to seniority with
Fifth Dirision-Sir kt. Henry Ii. Furbsh Aid.
Band.
Commandery of knights Templar.
Chapters Royal Arch Masons according to seniority,
with Comp. George Warren, Aid.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maine.
Grand Chapters of Royal Arch Masons.
Other Masonic Organizations.
Sirth Dirision-Sir Kt Geo. II. Chadwick, Aid.
Band.
Gommandery of Knights Templar.
Grand Lodges according to seniority.
Bro. NJ. D. L. Lane, Aid.
Grand Lodge of Maine.
At an hour to be appointed, the procession will
move down Congress Street TO India down India to
Middle, up Middle to Free. up Free to High, down
High to Danforth up Danforth to State on State
Street the procession will halt fifteen minutes; thence
it will proceed to Congress Street. down Congress to
the City Hall.
ExERCIsEs IN CITY HALL.
The Rostrum will be occupied by the Grand Lodges
and Grand Chapters. The body of the Hall by Royal
Arch and Master Masons, and the Proeccnium BY
Knights Templar.
1. Music by Portland Band-National Anthem.
q Invocation.
8. Introductory Remarks by NJ. W. Josiah H.
Drummond, Grand Master of Maine.
L. Music by the Band-Auld Lang syne.
3. Historical Remarks in relation to the Introduce
ton of Masonry into Maine, and the formation of
Portland Lodge No. l, by W. Moses Dodge, Master
of Portland Lodge.
6. Music by the Band-star spangled Banner.
Z. 0raiion-by Rev. Bro. f. c. Bolles.
8. Doxology-to be sung by the Audience.
g. Bencdiction.
On leaving the Hall the procession will be formed
in its original order, and will up Congress to
Elm Street, through Elm TO Cumberland, down Cum
berand TO Franklin. through Franklin to Congress,
down Congress Street TO the Pavilion.
In the evening there will be Promenade Concert
at New City Hall. to which the Masonic Fraternity
and their ladies cordially invited.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock.
eR- No viii be admitted to the COLLATION.
Promenade Concert. without ticket Tickets free,
10 be distributed TO the Procession.
JOSIAH II. DRuxMoxD Mosfs G PALMER
WILLIAM lRLBLE, SAMUEL kYLE,
DAVID IUGBEE, tHARLIs SAMPSON,
I. h. OsGooD. CHARLIs NJ. RICE,
STKPHIN BERRY IlTIR Is. FROST,
]. c. NEsMfTH, FRANKLIN ROBINSON,
GfoRGE VI. HARDING, SiwALL WATIRBoUsE,
X. w. LINNARD, CHARLis Ii. STUART,
T. j. MURRAY. Committee.
Portland, June 9, 1862.