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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19
HOW TO SHUT A DOOR

What 10 worth doing 1t all IL
worth doink we'll. It 10 . little act
70 open or shut door, but read
this paragraph aud yoa will see III
thas ''iittis act" . very large iud,-
cation Of character. Boys aud g,rls
will always show ~ strsuwsrs
whether they are wsll-bred
aud polite Or not. by The manner iu
which they open aud shut the door.
II they open it xith . rush. or il
they neglect to shut it, Or shut IL
csrslsssly Or with y slsw. they show
that they are not wsll-bshavsd or
polite You should always open
aud shut \ door gently and csls-
fully -&oaderd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Nr. Charles d. Sweet. Soliciting
Agent for the Cane and Cotton
Palace" DOW being erected in New
Orleans. will visit our town and
parish in . isw days. for the pur-
pose OF collecting spscimsns OF our
agricultural. mineral. aud other
products. for exhibition. This will
b . rare opportunity to show the
world Whist our parrish can produce.
aud ~ hope be will succsed in OBJ
tanning sufficient specimeDs 70 make
the st Tsmmany exhibit" . source
If pride to our citissps when they
visit the grtat exposition.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Editor Stovall resigned bic posi-
ton on the Frankliuton Nes0 Era.
cot married, and resumed his place
on the paper again. al in the space
Of two weeks And nov be will
have to keep HE noee in The ="
box closer than ever. and 6tsvall
the type up At . rapid rate. IL he
wants TO keep the wolf from the
door.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Mr.. Boy Hosmer. Of Covington.
La, cent aIr. G. n. Hosmer. Mr..
J. II. Mckenzie and Dr.. Moore .
splsn6id deer-a buek-which bad
been killed near Covington. for their
Christina Tho deer was divided
up among . number Of the above
gsutlemsn's frisnds. and - we're
not forgotten in the generous dis
tsihat,on. It vas On appropriate
present. and one that ill Of Mr.. Boy
Hosmsris many frisuds here folly
apprsciate.-SxmmI SeRtind.
The chase for the above mention.
Cd deer was . ehort bat spirited
one, and Ar. Hosmsr. being the
highest bidder. captured the prize
He 10 one OF our ''crsck" buntsmen.
and 9TH bic gun. and pack Of veil.
Eraiusd hoauds. il 10 said that b
an spot . country wagon coming
"a towL with dead deer in It. fur
her than any other man in the
parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

PsrsOus intending TO make 6sal
Preo: in snPPert Of their claim are
rsqairsd 70 produce IN a9iAvit
from the printer. shswisg that Me
notice has lDeen pablishsa sig wssbs
in succession. The a2davias caS
b obtained by calling at the fA.-
sEs Office and paying for Ne A.
erlise ment
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

No. - Won the double barrel
shotgun, st the ralas ct Eugene
Snitb's store last Saturday. The
holder Of The winning ticket 10 70
questsd 10 come forward and claim
property.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

We visited the Covington Pottery
and Furuace Works last Saturday
and witnessed tho process Of con-
vsrting clay into flower puts. gallon
jugs [empty.) ETC.. and we're sho ~
several hundred charcoal furnaces
ready for the kiln. Neesrs. Deadly
and con understand their Business.
and deserve 70 meet With abundant
euceess in their enterprise.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

CAsu.-Tbere 10 Q cash balance
OF several hundred dollars in the
parish treasury. although maay
perso6s have not yet paid thsir
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Mr.. R. Ridewsy. Of the 6rm Of
Ridgway. Out.and Bros. 4 Co.. 8
Camp street. New OrlsaDa. dealers
in drain tiles and culvert pipes.
called to ses ne Iaet Thursday. Mr..
Ridgvsy il At present laying . sys-
TEN OF drainage pipes At Mr.. Saun-
dsrs place. in Covineton. which
will doubtless prove # great hsue-
st in draining OF surplus water.
irriesting The soil aud inoreasiag it,
fertility.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19
New Advertisements.

Succession Of Frank II. Morgan
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of a. Tan.
many-Eighteeoth Judicial District
Court-No. ZIG
Whereas. Jennie II. Morgan has peti-
toned the court for letters Of admins
tsation On the estate Of the late Prank
II. 0osgan. deceased
Notice il hereby given. 10 al whom
It may concern, to show cause, within
ten days from the 6rst public alton Of
this 0otice. vhv the prayer Of said peti.
toner should not Be granted.
by order Of the oouEt. this 27th day Of
December, 1883.
VIZ G. MonoAS. C!eek.
esvussss, La. Jan. s, JSe9.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

We viewed the eclipse Of tSs
moon last Wednesday night. q half
past II o'clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19
Al ACT


Al ACT
To levy, collect and euforcs pay.
nsent Of N annual license tax
upon oil persous. associations Of
persons. and corporations. pur-
suing any trade. profession. vo-
cation. calling Or business in the
Parish Of st. TaTmsny. Louisi.
sna. except those who are e.
prsssly exempt from such tax by
Articles 9O6 ami 207 VI The Con.
stitntion Of The State Of Louisi-
ana:
Section 1. Be il enacted BY the
Police Jory Of the parish Of 81.
Tsmmany. State OF Louisiana. That
there 10 hereby levied IN annual
lieense tax Tor The calendar year
4 D 1859. and Tor each subeeq usnt
1ssss upon ssch psssoD. associat,os
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Last Sunday evening. while
lfrs. Charles Brakeurijgs and Mics
Gussis Barslli were out riding With
Q double team. . part Of the harness
broke and che hoss~s took fright
aid run away. throwing the ladies to
The ground. They had . narrow
escape with their lives. bat fortu-
natsly both escaped with slight in.
iuries. We learn that the same L.
dice met with Q similar socideu
with the same horsss, last Thursday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

The Clemeutiue A. arrived on
time Last Monday. and the sweet
music OF the fog horn. calling the
people to their oysters. has been
waited through the aiv ill the week
"as gentle - sspLyrs blowing b.
low the violots."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

sesrs were thsn appointed:
YIRyr WARD.
From the corporation line OF
MatlisOnvills to Tue Tchsfl meta fer
~, Dan Tburston.
On the turnpike road, from the
forks Ut the ferry road to Gum
pond. Henry Cooper.
From tue parrish line On the tu, n.
pike road to Gum pond. Reuben
Bonnet.
On the PontcLatoula road, from
the parish line 70 the corporation
line VI Msdisouville, Andrew Wa
ger.
bonneville road. upper end,
Martin Black we'll.
bonneville road, lower end,
Pres Nixon.
Lee road. George Core.
Penn road. kOm the parish line
to the Holnesvills ROAD, Henry
Moore.
Core road, William NHthies.
Lee ferry road. from the six m,le
post TO the eleven mile post. John
Barker.
Lss terry road. from the eleven
mile post to the parish line, q Ro-
gers.
Kimhle road. Angus Sharp.
Through the crossvsys. Wesley
Taylor.
Fock road. from the fourteen mile
post n the parish line. John Stat
lord.
rnlap WARD.
From the big bridge TO the Abita
bridge. on the Vaudeville road,
Jules Maille.
From the Abita bridge 70 :bs
PonchatolOws bridge. Martin Lsnel
From the big bridge 70 the i've
mile post on the Columbis road,
Thomas Goo.lbse.
From the Eve mile post on the
Columbia road 70 the ten mile post
hsrlss Dntsch.
From the iorks OF the road 1t |
OTIS place tO the i've mile poat on |
The Pearl River road, Lucius La
croix.
From the Eve mile post to the
Abits bridge. on the Pearl river
road. Taylor Davis.
On the Low Davis road, L DI
Davis.
From the forks OF the Columbia
'ndl Military road to the ten mile
,ost on the Military road. Louis
Oirkson.
o. the Lee ferry or chain road,
rOm Covington 10 the six mile post
Lnln Cabier.
From CovinQton to the ferry on
DO Jacksonville road. Joo Moiony.
From COviDyton Ia the Tcbs-
nncts river. on the Bradley road.
;Lsrlss Bradley.
1OORT1 WARD.
From jays mill 10 tie COvine-
pn road. at VIM Phillips old
lace. Theo Grssthonsa
From the corporation line Of
Vaudeville 10 the POnchtolowa, on
10 Cov:ngton road. Ernest Carmi.
hazel.
From the corporation line Of Z
Vaudeville TO Big Branch. on the
'ayou Lacombe road. ] L Phillips.
FrOm the corporation line Of
Vaudeville 10 The bill On tho south
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Stand By the sheep. A sheep
comes NJ every six monihs and
pays ~ bin
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

There will be lay reading at the
Episcopal Church so-morrow morn
inG q IL O'Clock,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Rev. l.. ". Wood bee star:ed q
private school at Claiborne Station,
opposite Covingtou.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

The weather makes dsspsss = 81.
fort 70 Be bad every ones in . while.
but after . day or two OF cold aud
drizsle. Old Sol gets the upper hand
again and seems determined 10
make the winter - = whole remark
ably mild aud pleasant.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

President Norman Of the State
Immigration Association has loaned
. call for . conveutioa Of residents
Who came here from other Southsr,.
States u. assemble 1t kostoo On the
)Uah day Of February nexk
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

The following bill was rejected:
Oscar L Ditt,uxr. ] z, to view
'ng the booty Ut Floyd Taylor. kill
ed by lightning. IS; 70 buryius the
same. $l9; total. SIT.
raEAsuREw's REPORT.
Mr.. II. H. Tailsy, Parish Treas.
urer. reported ~ follows:
Cash on hand 10 date. De-
cember 81. 1888. 80. $7l2 SO
Outstanding registered in
Possible unregistered in
deSteduess. 800. ..... IS 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

4r. james Galloway. Who liver
eleven miles from Covington. pre-
ssntsd % THE week with . rsdish
which measured nineteeu Inches IT,
circumference. Who can send %
. bigger ore Or . few buncbes of
email rcd ones would auswsr better
for purposes Of general utility.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

CnokEx TaIu.-During the past
three weeks the chicken coop. Of
Mr.. +. Gonthier hes been visited
by thief. Who picks the lock and
STEALS his chickens. M. 0ontLier
viii pay liberal reward for the
arrest and conviction Of the thief.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

Groceries.
How 10 order GroeeRi -. Write 70
JAMES MAlLEY,
Wnolz.AI. AID RErAiL GsoUxn.
Noa ss5 aad so Dsyadss street.
Nkw OaLRAHa
Who packs and delivers Family Sup
plies ~ boats OF SArs without extra
charge. The following will give an
.AsA Of his very
Low Prices
Coffee Is 10 20 cents Per pound. flour
IS pounds fYr -. Try hi With IN
orsteE.
will bay and furnish you With any
thing il or out Of my line, that yoo
u,ay poss,bly wish. viii attend 10 the
sale Of SaHAs. Cotton, Rice. Mos, Wool.
Hides. Honey. Poaissy, eR6U. Etc.
Also. dealer in lay, Corn, Oats, Bean.
Cotton Sssd Nesl. Etc.
rsJcs Low. Visitors Welcome. Cor.
rospondeAce solicited. Circulars and
priss list free. mailed o. application.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19
EsrlMArI OF Expxxsse

for the year 1850 was tat o adopted:
Grand aud Petit Jurors. & 500
Polics Jury. 800
Secretary and Parish Printer. $50
Parrish Treasurer ........... 2OO
Coroner and CorOnsr's Jury. $50
AssessOrs fees. 225
Commissions Of Tax Collector 500
Contingent fund. ........... TO
Witnesses in Criminal cases 500
Parish Attorney. ........... IS
0oOSJ0s s.............. OOU
Asssss0r Of Railroad. Tele-
graph and Telephone Lines 40
Total. ......... $445O
The following Wus then adopted:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

The Board met Wednesday morn.
nv. pursuant 70 adjournment. all
the members being present
On motion. the reading Of the
minutes Of Tussdsy's ssssiou was
.l,spsussd With.
The following
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19
BILL HEADS

Cheaply printed At this o@ss
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-01-19

1Ai.1Gll. LII.
ALEX. BAND. Observer,
Vaudeville Station. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07
UNDER THE KANSAS BANNER.
The State to be Well Represented in
the Line Tomorrow.

Most Of the Kansas knights coming to the
conc.ave arrived last night. The Grand COM
nandery OF the state will be well represented
This body was regularly organized in the city
of Leavenworth December 20, AID. 1868, a
constitution and code of statutes adopted, and
the following grand officers were duly elected
and installed: Sirs Vim. o. Gould NOV of Cali
formal, R.EG.C.; John ID. Philbrick, Y.E.D.G.
C.; Edward A. Smith, EGG; owen A. Bassett.
EG.C.G; Moses 5. Adams, E.G.P.; John N.
Price. E-G.S.W.; As. DOWN, L. G.S.W.; Christ
ian Beck. E-G.T.; Erasmus I. Carr, E.G.R.;
Richard X. Rnss e. G.s. B.; Charles s. Wheaton,
EG.S.B.; John A Chase, E.G.W.; Fritz Magus,
EG.S. At the organization the four COM
manderies then working under charters from
the Grant encampment were represented. The
total membership of the four communicates
was only 10l, Leavenworth. No. 1, of Leaven-
worth, having more than one-half Of the num-
Der, %.
The Grand commandery Of Kansas has been
represented at every triennial conclave of the
Grand encampment since its organization and
taken part in all the general parades of the
EatiOnal grand body. The Kansas knights wear
the white uniform authorized by the law OF
1862. The Grand commaudery has a grand
Standard which viii appear IN the parade to-
morrow. The following is list of the present
grand officers; sirs Chas. W. Hunt. right emf
nent grand commander; George w. Post, vice
eminent deputy grand commander; Winfield 5.
Corbett, eminent grand generalissimo; Edward
c. Culp. eminent grand captain general; Rev
Z. c. Upper. eminent grand prelate; Clark
Gray. eminent grand senior warden; Alex. G.
Robb. eminent grand junior warden; Christian
Beck. eminent grand treasurer; John II. Brown.
eminent grand recorder; John b, HOBBS. emf
DeDt grand standard bearer; George IL. Jenkins
eminent grand sword bearer; George g. Kenyon,
eminent grand warder; Fritz Magus, eminent
grand sentinel. Kansas has now thirty three
Communicates. all In good working order, with
total membership of Ais. The balance in
grand treasury May -. 1889, was <3.l64. The
following is list Of grand commanders from
the organization to the present time: Vim. o.!
Gould, John II. Brown. John VI. Price, I. j..
Anderson. j. l.. Philbrick, Silas Z. Sheldon.
Owen A. BAssett, 3. J. +. Hanna, Ed d. Hiilyer,
ID. Byington. A. VI. Callahan. Samuel T.. Peters.
IL. NJ. Waters, Jacob Dewitt. u. Z. Langdon,
Henry @: Cook. ]. Jay Buck, Theo. p. Rodgers,
Chas. W. Hunt There are about three hun
dred knights here from kansas. Tie Grand
eommandery is quartered at the Gilmore, sic
18th street.
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P. OR. COM. GRAHAM. conmandery are: Sir
Albert G. Brice, right eminent grand COM
mander; Sir and Rev. W. T. D. Dalzell, very
eminent deputy grand commander; Sirs David
r. Graham, generalissimo; Geo. ]. Pinckard,
captain general, Sir and Rev. W. K. Douglas,
prelate; Sirs Erich Brand. senior warden; T. J.
Heard. junior warden; Samuel NJ. Todd. PIG.
C., treasurer; Richard Lambert, P.G.C., re-
corder; Hugh Breen, standard bearer; Fred.
lyle. sword bearer; G. II. Schenck, warder; ].
W. Mcguire, captain Of the guard.
The following is list of the past grand COM
manders: Sirs ]. Q. A. Fellows, past grand
master, Samuel NJ Todd, Joseph p. Hornor
Richard Lambsrt. Samuel Aston. A. W. Hyatt.
George SouIe, William II. Chaffee. A. N. Cum
mings. A. L. Abbott, A. H. DePass, John A.
Stevenson, II. Hamburger. proxy.
Past Grand Commander David Rea Graham
was exalted in Concorde r. A. chapter, No. 2,
March, 1867. aud elected high priest in 1876
He received the degrees Of r. and s. Masters
in Holland council, No. /, in 1870, and was
elected TIL. master in 1874. He received
the orders Of knighthood in Indivisible
Friends comInandery, No. /, July, 1874. and
was elected eminent commander in 1886, and
was in the same year elected eminent grand
senior warden of the Grand commandery of the
State of Louisiana.
He has been distinguished az a very jealous
and attentive worker in all the bodies, noted
for his zeal as a ritua.ist. and what is better,
one who may be counted upon to continue his
interest long after his receiving the highest
honers Of the craft. He was elected grand
commander Knights Templar February Is,
1889. He is also assistant rabban Of Jerusalem
temple, MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine, New Or
leans.
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kahler, p. q. c., treasurer; Henry o. Reese
G. g., recorder; N. A. q. Gift, senior warden;
Albert Parlett, junior warden; Thos. F. Landon.
standard bearer; J. Albert Thatcher, sword
bearer; Geo. l.. Sollerz. warder.
The following have held the office of eminent
commander: Geo. K. Coffroth, r. b. Murphy,
Henry 0. Reese, ]. A. Chas. KahIer; Jonn s.
Tyson. VIM. Oppelt. W. H. Clark, VIM. C.
Nickinn. J. F. Wilhelm aud Geo. w. Starr.
The members wear the naval style of uni
form, black feathers and black baldric,
with gold trimmings for officers and silver
for men, The banner is black and white on one
side, and on the other knight in armor is
kneeling at the cross and gazing at vision In
the heavens, pointing to the cross and crown
and to the clouds. In the background are
tents, showing an encampment. 1t Is trimmed
with heavy gold brilli0n and tasseis.
Palestine, Of Annapolis.
Nearly three dozen members Of the Palestine
commandery, No. 2, of Annapolis, Nd, have
arrived. They are stopping at No. 612 Penn
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toricaliy, as in every other respect. this 10 .
remarkable commandery. The commandery
was organized in 1901, before there was any
Grand commandery on the continent
Boston was doubtless the birthplace Of
Knights Templarism in the United States, the
order of knighthood having been conferred in
Saint Andrews chapter of Royal Arch Masons
in 1863, as authenticated BY the chapter
records. A council of Knights Of the Red Cross
was instituted March II, 1902. and worked
under thar title, and conferred the order Of the
temple until charter was received from the
Grand commandery in March. 1906. Eminent
Sir Henry Fowle was elected first sovereign
master in ls02, and subsequently was elected
first commander in lSo6 after the charter vas
received. ~a,9..s - -.
The organization was known % council Of
Knights Of the Red Cross until the Grand COM
mandery was formed, when charter was
obtained and the name changed 10 Command
cry Of Knights Templar. The members OF the
council were Knights Templars, and were
prominent in the formation o. the Grand COM
mandery. Eminent Sir Henry Fowle, the fret
commander. was the second officer IN the Grand
conmandery, from 1905 TO 1878, at which time,
1878, be was elected grand commander. The
commandery has made several pilgrimagcs.
the most notable to San Francisco IN 1888 10
attend the twenty-eecond trisnniAl eonelsve =
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the Grand encampment. The style OF unifor n
Is what Is known as the black regalia. with
three black feathers. The membership is 6s9
Gen. n. p. Banks 10 an honorary member Of
this comnsndery.
since its organization Boston commandery
mas conferred the orders Of knighthood on
i,eSs, and IL 10 claimed for il that il is the
largest commandery OF Knights Templar in
we United States. Il has two complete sets Of
we we. records OF Its proceedings from March,
Isoz, 70 the present time. The officers are,
Eminent Sir Jas. NJ. Gleason. eminent COM
mander; Sir Eugene A. Holton. generalissimo;
or Leonard b Nichols. captain general; Rev.
CIR oeo L. Perrin, prelate: Sir Chas l. Litch-
neie, senior warden; Sir Henry Fl. Licthfeld.
Junior warden; Sir Edward A. White treasurer,
Sir Shas. r: Atwood, recorder; Sir Edward @.
Neal standard bearer; Sir Edgar r. Hunt
sword bearer; Sir VIM. r. Lawrence, warder;
SIR J. Gilman Waite, third guard; Sir Horace
7. Blackman, second guard Sir Augustus
Ridgeway, first guard; Sir Dewitt Shsffer, FIRST
assistant guard; Sir Geo. w. Storer, second
assistant guard; Sir Edward q. Tlton. third
assistant guard; Sir Alex. X. Dryer armorer,
Sir John 3. Rhodes. musical director; Sir Ed
ward Macdonald. sentinel
sutton, of New Bedford.
Sutton commandery, OF New Bedford, win
arrive tomorrow morning In time for the parade.
They will be quartered at the Lenox house.
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eminent commander; John K. Llndburg. gem
eraiissimo; Albert Coles. captain general; Louis
kunm. prelate; David 5. Miller, treasurer; ".
e. de NIedman, recorder; Lawson ID. Jernigan.
senior warden; Melvin NJ. Snow, junior war
ecu; George W. Williams. sword bearer;
Joha Lanning. standard bearer: 0rvllle Ii.
hu-les. warder; Frank w. Langon. sentinel.
l.'c conmandery has membership OF fOrty-two.
About thirty knights aud fifteen LADIES' ar
'''.-l here this afternoon They lave their head
y'Ttcrs IN Pullman Car at New York avenue and
= .'iaiary street on the Baltimore and OHIO
'oS X. They carry large white silk banner,
'hoF"idered heavily with gold buttons on the
ei..'f part, lappiay over, on black watered silk
1"biJo.e Com'naRdsry, No. 20. KIT; In the
e''iier Of the white neid large red cross; above
zoe cross: In hoe signo vinces.s below 1t Non
t0s.s doinisne non Bobis. sed nomini tue da
-,,riain' 10 gold letters. On the bottom:
"Pittsburg. Kansas The members and the
ia.lles with them each display silk rib5oa badge
, white with black edge, gold fringe and metal
, Clasp, euameled Pittsburgh, Kansas" In
the eeater OF the badge a metal clasp
REPRESENTING q grasshopper 10 winch Is
suspended by a red ribbon a large gold sun
Hover. The grasshopper emblem has above
~ gold letters .'Aontjoie CommandeIy. No. 30
kT.," below '.Trienniai Conclave, Washington,
DC, Oct. 8, lSSo"
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sutton commandery has been called upon TO
exempniy the work before the grand command
cry OF Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. IL took
part IN laying the cornerstone OF the Boston
post once. and had the distinguished honor TO
De the escort OF the grand commander Of Massa-
cnusetts and Rhode Island to the Centennial at
Philadelphia In 1915
The seventy-fiye STR knights In line tomorrow
VIII De uniformed with white baidric, red belt
ana sword, chapeau, with black and white
Piames and no apron. The members win wear
also the red cross fatigue.
me present officers are En-. Sir Theodore W.
Cole, eminent commander; Isaac n. Marshall,
generslisstmo; George W. Parker. captain gen.
erai; Ansel g. Baker. prelate; william o. Wood
man. senior warden: Charles l.. Kirby. Junior
warden: Jacob b. Hadly. treasurer; Frederick
A. Bradford. recorder; Stephen A. Brownell.
standard bearer: Erskine H. Pierce. sword
bearer; Henry w. Mason warder; Ariel Chase,
third guard; Charles W. Rowland. second guard;
Bradford l.. Church. first guard; David A. Corey
organist; Charles h. Wood. sentinel.
sutton commandery will carry In line hand
some banner emblaZoned with the Templar
arms and the device OF the commandery. IL is
embeiished in black and gold, and on one side
has the red cross Of the order