The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-06-13
cises are as follows:
Portland Q on,manderr.

The pilgrimage of Portland Commandery
lasting from June 22d to the 2Sth, inclusive,
will be great affair, and one of the most not
ed of all the tours the Commsndery has ever
made.
The Sir Knights will leave Portland by spe.
cial train at 1,30 p. M, June I'D, via the
Eastern railroad, arriving in Boston at p. m.
Supper will be served at the United States
Hotel, and at p. M, the Commandery will
take the Old Colony train for Fall River, where
they will embark for New York. Monday
morning New York will be reached at s
o'clock. Breakfast will be served on the
steamer, after which the Sir knights will
leave for the trip up the Hudson river. DIM
ner will be served on the steamer at p. m.
arrive at Albany at 610 p. M; supper at tho
Deayan House; leave Albany at IL p. M, by
tran of Pullman sleeping cars, via the New
York, West Shore & Buffalo railway.
Tuesday, June Oath, arrive at Rochester at
7.30 a. M. and stop at the Powers Hotel
Wednesday, June 25th, leave Rochester at s
a. M, via the New York, West Shore & Buffa-
10 railway for Niagara Falls arriving at II a.
m stop at the International Hotel: during
the afternoon there will be carriage drive,
with visits to the Suspension Bridge, the Can
ada shore. Table Rock, Whirlpool Rapids,
Prospect Park, and the Goat Island group,
with trips down and up the double elevator at
the Whirlpool Rapids, and on the inclined
railway db ITUspsCs drAs al tsoO Ps LIZ u
train of Wagner sleeping cars will be taken
over the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
railroad for Clayton, N. Y, where connection
is made with the steamer fer Montreal.
Thursday, June 26th, arrive at Clayton at
a. "a. Take steamer of New American Line
for a trip through the Thousand Islands and
down the st. Lawrence River, through the
Rapids to Montreal; breakfast and dinner
will be served on the steamer; arrive at Mon
treal at p. m, and stop at the Windsor Ho-
tel.
Friday, June 9th, the day will be spent in
Montreal, and all who desire will have an op-
portunity to attend the great Wagner musical
concert and the festival of st. Jean, the Bap-
tiste, which will be in progress at the time.
Saturday, June 18th, leave Montreal at a.
M, from the Bonaventure street station, via
South Eastern Railway; arrive at Newport,
Vt, flake Memphremagog) at 124O p. m;
dinner at the Memphremagog House; contin-
ne journey over the Passumpsic and Portland
and Crawford Notch; supper at the Fabyan
House, arrive at Portland at 10 p. m.
The arrangements have been made by
Messrs. Raymond & Whtcomb, of Boston, the
we'll known managers of Raymond's vacation
excursions. Their popular conductor, Sir
knight Charles c. Harding, of DeMolay Com
mandery, will have charge of the party, aud
everything conducive to the comfort and pleas.
ure of the whole party will be done. Chand-
ler's full military band will accompany the
Commandery throughout the trip. .efi. ~
Accompanying the party will be His Excel.
lency, Sir Knight Fred<ick Robie, Governor of
Maine, and Sir Knight /. Bangs, of Water
vile, Grand Commander of Maine. The
Commandery will be entertained by Albany
Commandery of Albany, N. Y, and Munroe
Commandery, of Rochester, N. Y.