Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08

Hubert = Smith, third guard: James F. Pool
second guard; George W. Gutterson. first guard;
Charles E. Irving. sentinel.
Northampton cOmmandery Of Leeds, Mass,
represented in the New England line today, is
Offered by L. B. Field, eminent commander;
L. W. Lee, jr., generalissimo; J. A. Sullivan,
captain general; Carlos Humphrey. prelate;
G. II. Boyden. senior warden; II. r. Chase,
junior warden; ]. H. Prindle. treasurer; +. r.
Mantor, recorder; A. Witherell. standard
bearer; H. P. Billings, sword bearer; G. w.
Clark. warden.
Berkshire commandery Of Pittsfeld. which
had delegation in line, was differed as fol-
lows: c. E. Merrill, eminent commander; T. L.
Allen, generalissimo; W. T. Petherbridge, cap
tain general; w. X. Rivi, prelate; George E.
Sellew senior warden; W. G. Backus, junior
warden; VIM. Prince, treasurer; G. F. Hall,
recorder; W. H. feeling, standard bearer: E.
D. Norton, sword bearer; ]. o. Purnell, war
der.
delegation in line, with Geo. w. Bishop as
eminent commander.
st. Paul commandery Of South Adams, Mass.
was likewise creditably represented. Its OFF,
GERS are Daniel Upton, eminent commander;
George F. Miller, generalissimo; John E. Drew.
captain general; George French, prelate; Ho-
bart G. Tower, senior warden: William Blythe,
junior warden; George II. Patrick, treasurer;
Edward H. Pratt, recorder; Richard Lidford,
standard bearer; Arthur G. Porter, sword
bearer; John A. Rice. warder; James W. Ben
son, third guard; Alexander Craswell, second
guard Junius B. Temple, first guard; Luke A.
Burdick, sentinel.
Connecticut Valley commandery of Green
field, Mass, was represented by knights who
marched with the Springfield commandery.
The officers of Connecticut Valley commandery
are: Chas. w. Hazleton, eminent commander:
Wyatt A. Fowler, generalissimo; Franklin E.
Snow, captain general; Marvin s. Fellows. pre-
late; Hiram o. Smith, assistant prelate; John
II. Starbuck, senior warden; Dana Malone,
junior warden; Chas. Keith, treasurer; Herbert
0. Edgerton, recorder; VIM. z. Dudley, stand
ard bearer; Frank H. Reed, sword bearer;
Eugene B. Blake, warder; John P. Logan,
Chas. II. Field and Fred E. Wotton, guards.
Mount Horeb, No. 8, of Concord was repre-
sented by delegation Offered as follows:
Frank L. Sanders, eminent commander; Chas.
F-Batchelder, generalissimo; George o. Dick
erman, captain general; Horace A. Brown,
prelate; James G. Badger, senior warden; VIM
]. Green, junior warden; Edgar II. Woodman,
treasurer; John F. Webster, recorder; Sylves-
ter P. Danforth, standard bearer; Frank w.
Rollins, sword bearer; George D. McCauly,
warder.
THE THIRD DIVISION.
The third division, composed Of the New
York Communicates, was msrshaled by Right
Eminent Sir Austin G. Wood, whose staff was
a. follows:
EN-. Sir George T. Loder, chief Of STAFF
Aids-de-camp-Em. Sir Foster N. Mabee,
EN-. Sir George McGown, EN-. Sir and Rev. @.
L. living, EN-. Sir John H. bennington, EN-.
Sir Ralph G. Christiance, EN-. Sir Robert Macoy,
EN-. Sir Jas. w. Bowden, Em. Sir Horace A.
Noble, EN-. Sir John A. Mapes, Em. Sir Chas.
H. Housley.
The division was formed in the following
order:
Grand commandery, New York-Utica COM
mandery, No. s, Utica; Monroe commandery,
No. Il, Rochester; Clinton commandery, No. II.
Brooklyn; Apollo oommandery, No. Is, Troy;
Palestine commandery, No. Is, New York city;
Erie commandery, No. 20. Buffalo; Malta COM