The Portland daily press., 1891-09-24

thcuLeHdnD COlOntl-Elner 6nlall, Belfast.
Mtjor-E. Fred Bisbee, Auburn.
Surgeons. w. johnson, Belfast.
Assistant Surgeon-A. X. p. Harvey Lewiston.
Chaplain-C. M. Atkins, Auburn.
Adjutant-Henry Sabin, Lewiston.
Quartermaster-Charles Knowlt0n, Augusta.
Sergeant Ms1or-Frank X; Mason, Bath.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Emery Bailey, Lewis
ton.
Commlssary Sergeant-Wllls G. Eaton, Kenne-
bunk.
Hospital Steward Dana E. Warren, Bangor.
DAMON DIVISION, NO. /, LEWISTON.
Sir knight Captain-F A. Hall.
Lieutanant-W. Ii. Brown.
Herald-F. +. Smith.
Recorder c. III. Smith,
LEWIS A. BARKER DIVISION, NO. z, Bangor-26
members.
Sir Knight Captain-Frank A. Robinson.
Lieuten ant-Chas. +. Hutehins.
Herad-W ii. Edmonds.
Recorder-M III, Wardwen.
BAYARD DIVISION, NO 0. Wateryille-2) men,
Sir Knight Captain-H. W. Stewart.
LieutenaDt-R. l.. Proctor.
Herald-F. j. Goodrich.
Recorder-C. f. Aver.
KING DIVISION, NO, 4, Augusta-1G members
Sir Knight Captain-H. M. Sprague.
Lieutenant-M. Fred White
Herald-J. Maurice Arnold.
Rec0rder-C. K. Sh0rey.
BATH DIVISION, NO s, 33 members.
Sir Knight Captain-C. II. Mason
Lieutenant-George II. Potter.
Herald-R. p. Ham.
Recorder-W. ii. A. Shaw.
MYRTLE DIvLsoN, NO: 10, Kennebunk-23 men,
bers
Sir Knight Captaln-C. H. Packard.
Lieutenant-G. W. Verrill.
Herald-W. l.. Watson.
Rec0rder-A. A. Richardson.
PORTLAND DIVISION, NO. 8, Portland-40 mem
bers.
Sic Knight Captain Edwin @. Milliken.
Lieutenant-E A. Leavitt.
Herald-John Locke, Jr.
Recorder-Frank A. Nelson.
BELFAST DIVISION, NO. 2, Belfast-23 MEMBERS
Sir Knight Captain-W. p. Carter.
Lieutenant Fl H. Welch.
Herald-J. A. Cl0ugh.
Recorder-James A. Gammans.
AUBURN DIVISION, NO. 8.
Sir Knight Captain-E. M. Smith,
Lieutenant-S. III. Dill,
Herald-A. Leighton,
Recorder-F. L. Millett.
CARRIAGES.
First1Past Grand Chancellor L. B. Roberts, su-
preme Chancellor George b. Shaw Mayor George
W. True, Grand Chancellor Beane.
second-Major General Carnahan, General Du-
rand OF Connecticut, Colonel Mckinley Of New
York, Colonel w. G.. Smith Of Portland.
Third-Colonel G. II. Demertt OF Dover, N H.,
Colonel Paul Nj. F0ss of Boston, Captain Nazro Of
Boston, Colonel Chute OF Portland.
Fourth-Lieutenant Corson Of Dover, N. H.,
Lieutenant Wiggin Of Boston, Lieutenant Young
OF Concord, N H., Past Grand lChancellor NJ. g.
Gibson OF Portland.
The procession marched down Congress
street and halted at City Hall, where Mayor
True delivered brief address OF welcome,
as follows:
Gentlemen of the Order of Knights of Pyth-
las:
1t gives me sincere pleasure to extend to
you a cordial greeting aud most hearty
welcome to our city. congratulate you up
on the rapid but substantial growth of your
order and upon the feeling everywhere pre-
vailing that Its teachings make better men
and consequently better neighbors and bet
ter citizens.
The story of Damon and Pythlas, upon
which 1t is understood your rituals are
founded, is no fancy sketch, but q model. the
work of the divine principle In humanity,
after which men everywhere should strive to
fashion their daily life and conduct "Great-
er love hath no man than this, that man
lay down his life for his friend"
congratulate you upon this demonstra-
tion of your membership and the opportuni-
ty afforded to cultivate the social side Of
your natures aud strengthen tie ties OF
friendship, the primal characteristic OF your
order. Again l greet you, gentlemen, and
bid you welcome.
Mayor True then took his place in the first
carriage, and the line moved through Con-
gress street to Franklin. to Cumberland, to
High, to Deerlng, to State, to Congress, to
Vaughan, to Western Promenade. AT this
point the parade was dismissed for 40 min
utes. The fine day brought out crowds. and
the Promenade was covered with carriages
and pedestrians. The Sir Knights were a