Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

ran uD to the WhatcOm and S~hOme |
docks first and returned to EairhaVen,
where all disembarked and wended |
their way hOmewaTd, the Yosemite |
sailing ii few minutes afterward on
her return to Victoria.
NOTES
To give the names Of all the more |
than four hundred excuTsionists could |
hardly he expected in a report OF this
kind. The members of ilesperus Com |
mandery on the trip, who were accom- |
panied by members of their families, |
where they are possessed of those do
nestle Jewels were Sir Knights +. h. |
West, II. b. BaLeman, W. W. Sly, |
| Carmi Dibble, ID. McKinnOn, W. II.
Hakes, w. G. Il. Grahamc, II. Iinn,
W. S. Parker, j. X. Roll, W. 9. Aller-
ton, W. W. LangdOn, Il. G. Wander
foed, f.. w. Fraser, ID. l.. Hopkins, j.
V. Dimon, j. NJ. Lawrence.
The music for the trip was supplied
by the Wardner hose company brass
band, which played indefatigably, and
sometimes relieved Piper's orchestra,
which furnished the string music for
the dancers.
| A larger number of the family par
ties carried with them great lunch
baskets, well filled with tOOthsome
viands.
There are some people who don't
like raisn pie, but their taste is to be
pitied.
Governor Black was seen at one
time "rastling" with the entire upper
deck of "A chicken, and he said the
fowl had got his back up and was get
ting proper punishment.
Carmi Dibblc was openly of the
opinion that people who didn't take
in the excursion would have less fun
| to their credit when they come TO die
} than they are properly entitled to, but
} st. Peters remark will be "seryed 'em
, right"
/ Captain G Grahamc looked a little lone
Y some at times without his handsome
, wife, but he was fairly happy for the
2 most part.
Frank Barney declared that the big
salmon which were jumping out Of the
| water on all sides of the vessel as she
, sailed out of Esquimalt bay, were
= charmed to the surface by the music,
z but Sir Knight Sly insisted that they
Y we're swarming around expecting To
/ hear Colonel lIakes make IA speech,
r having mistaken him for st. Antony
( Jerome Jacobs and wife drove
g through Victoria in big carriage, and
{. jerome was dead gone on the beauti-
:, ful yards and lawns, and he stopped at
h several places, where he purchased
}, beautiful bOquetS of flowers.
d Senator Drum, of Tacoma, anC
.. Journalist A. =. O'Farrell, who ha'
&c lust returned from a trip TO Old Ire
d land, were met i'm Beacon Hill park By
h one carriage load of friends. The
r Tacoma gentlemen were there on
v quiet little excursion of their own.
4, -. l.. Hopkins was mostly takeI
% with the big and handsome buildings
70 and remarked that he would hav'
1t liked the contract on Dunsmuir castle
1t One pilgrim walked into "A superI
N saloon, and with meek and plous ar
De while he washed his hands in invislbl
er water with invisible soap, inquired TO
ne the rooms of the Y. NJ. Z. A
Is The gentleman in white TOO
ne a glanceat his visitors leadln
nd feature and replied that the room
I'd were block away, but that wa
a the Headquarters of the OrganiZa
re tion. The facetlous person then aske
n with cockney accent if the place COZ
nd tained "hany fine hold Ilenglish hale,
l's whereupon the gentleman in white
-. assuming somewhat offended ali
Is, coldly replied that they kept som
n pure English ale, and IL took nearI
cr two dollars worth OF patronage To 70
re him in good humor again.
cr A few frce-tradcrS who were alon
re made some purchases Of gloves, han'
an kerchiefs and the like in the habe
IS. dashers shops at low-down, IRE
ok trade prices and then wondered wha
NO had become Of the poor working mt
he and women who had made the articl
or on such wages that they could be so
ng at those free-trade prices.
al, The band played God Save I'll
rs, Queen" going into Victoria, but
in played "Yankcc Doodle" as the yess
he sailed out.
sci The Victoria Daily Times mcntion'
the visit of the cOmmandery as NlS
i'm of the Fairhayen Knights OF Pythla
aid Mayor VIII ID. jenkins, of WhatcoI
80 was accompanied by Miss HOsmer,
it, unusually brill mt lady, who delight
en- all who met her with her sparklin
We witty and wise conversation.
ex- Cashier Francis frequently bul
the forth In Joyous song, in which he "
,at- as frequently joined by other warbler
the John Browns soul marched over a
back.
ard Joe Thatcher isn't very certa
lint whether he went on the excursion
one not, but he did, and took with him
the wife, little son and his daugh
the who is attending school at Seattle a
nse- who won one of the gold medals In
the late educational contest in that cl
mug The young lady is at present yisltl
In Fairhaven, spending her vacation.
lists Jack Fay, who Is an old-tlme frlC
Icon of Captain Irving, was one OF The
in lighted vOyageurs.
hat Gene Horton was of the excurs
eng marty, but he was somewhat saddel
Q on over the fact that he is going to le
the Fairhaven and his host Of friends b
like for quite time, to do a job of plumb
cful in Olympia.
lstic Denny Butler escorted Miss VauI
here on the trip and they appeared to
reat the happiest Of the merry crew.
i'm Lawyer Kennedy and wife, OF WI
dren com, enjoyed the trip immensely;
the Mrs. Lysle and the young La
Y in with her had the most popular lu
rlty, on the toat, and it was partlcul
@ ex- well patronized on the return tip.
elves Chief Parker was one OF the n
some popular men on the excursion.
AZ of big heart beamed all over his x
King natured face, and he made many
not Pile happy.