Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-19

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Spokane; V. c., Richard Osborne
Seattle; Grand Prelate, Fred Agatz
] Dayton; Grand Master Exche0uer
Mitchell Harris, Olympia; Grand Keeper
Records and Seals, A. Beamer Spragne
&. NJ. A., Charles Dorr, Dayton; Crane
Inner Guard, f. Llewellyn, Moscow
grand Outer Guard, John Mcknight
Newcastle.
FAIRHAvEN LODGE
Fairhaven Lodge was instituted Apri
9l, 1890, with eighty-fve members, and
was, at that time, not only the youngest
| but the strongest lodge in the state. Ii
now has a membership Of one hundred
composed or the best citizens of Fair
| haven. The lodge will soon occupy their
new castle hall, which has been specially
built for them, In the new McDougall-
Gates brick, block on Eleventh street.
ms VIII be one Of the finest halls in The
state, and is an evidence Of the kind
Of men who wear the baldric and belt, oil
their order, In the best city on Puget
sound.
ToDAY's PROGRAM
The local Knights have been extremely
busy for several days preparing for the
entertainment and comfort, bodily and
mental, Of their visiting brethren. A
great deal Of work has been rushed
through, notably the Pavilion on Dono-
van avenue, mammoth building fitted
up with necessary committee rooms, etc,
and lighted by electricity. IN which the
Grand Lodge will conYene In regular
session.
The Grand Lodge will meet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock In the Knights Of Pythfas
nall on Larrabee avenue and Eleventh
street. The grand parade will form at
1890, and al II o'clock will move over the
following line Of march:
Eleventh to Mckenzie: Mckenzie To
Fdurtecnth; fourteenth TO Knox; Knox
TO Eleventh;. Eleventh to Harris; Harris
TO Fourteenth; cOuntermarch down Har-
rls 70 Eighth; cOuntermarch up Harris
TO Eleventh; Eleventh to Mckenzie; Me-
kenzle to Twelfth; Twelfth to Donovan
to the pavilion.
Colonel w. II. Hakes will be marshal Of
the day, assisted by Aides Captain L. II.
Smith, g. A. Mcclellan. j. j. Weiseu-
burger and A. f.. Woolard.
Arriving at the Pavilion al u o'clock an
address OF welcome will be delivered by
Mayor T. NJ. Wilson on behalf OF The
city, aud Grand Chancellor NJ. u. Smith
viii respond on behalf Of the visiting
knights, followed by Mayor VIII d. Jon-
kihS 6f New Whatcum. with response by
Grand Y Chancellor Richard Osborne.
followed 10y Hon, II. Y. Thompson and
response by Colonel j. G. llaines.
The line OF march will again form AT
2 o'clock sharp, at headquarters Of the
Uniform Rank, Eleventh street, and will
move to the Ninth street depot and take
the train TO the G. street wharf New
Nhatc0m, and will move thence TO the
baseball grounds on Front street, Fair
haven, where the competitive drill VIII
take place at $3.50.
This will prove one Of the most attrac-
tive features Of the day. The Uniform
Rank Of the knights Is a semi-mfitary
legree and prOclaims citizenship, LOYALTY |
70 constituted authority, combined with
.he sklll and prowess TO maintain and de- |
iehd Individual and national honor and |
integrity.
A MONSTER PARADE
Should the weather prove favorable, |
.he greatest parade which Bellinpham
bay has ever witnessed will take place to- |
lay. Besides the local lodge Of KNIGHTS /
he New WhatcOm lodges and the visit |
Hg members, who Will probably number /
me thousand, the procession will include |
,airhayen Lodge No. 1874, r. z. o. r.:
Tairhaven Lodge No. "a, |. 0. O. r:
8eiiingham Bay baseball club: Tacoma
baseball club; Bennett Hose Co, No. /;
Nardner Hose Co., No. .; Hook and Lad
Ter Co., IRE engine and hose carts, Fair
.aven city council. New Whatcom CITY
ounctl, Board Of County Commissioners
'eattle No; l, U. r., X. p; First Regl-
lent Band, Seattle: Carppnter's Band
,ew Whatcom; Wardner Hose Company
ssaand and the U. r., X. p. Of New !
phatc0m.
A number Of business firms have sIgnI-
5d their Intention Of participating in Tho
arade. Floats representing the business
each; tastefuliy decorated, will be in
ne and add 10 the attfactIycncss Of the
recession.
OtheF societies than those named have
cen INVITED TO join. in the parade and
iey VIII probably do 50.
NOTES OF THE DAY
Fairhaven extends TO each and all a /
)rdlal and hearty welcome. {
The ball in the evening at the Grand {
ayilion promises 20 be a magnificent
lair. The grand march will take place !
o'clock. 4
p. A. Walsh is the contractor for the
avtifon on Donovan avenue. He has i
orked force OF men night and dav ln /
der TO have II completed on time.
AT the dance this evening supper will be
rved by the management Of the Peoples
stauTant In the building on the corner Z
Larrabee avenue and Twelfth street.
Messrs. 9. II. Hinges, Frank j. King
'rn, II. NJ. Byerly, G.. H. Watrous, r
~ anu diu r. H. AUueIsDU nave proved =
emselyes tndefatigabie workers and A
nights true to the cause. G.
The rooms Of the Cascade club were :,
sited last night by numbers Of the visit y
Z Knights and the proyerbal hospital '
or the members was extended to all
II IS expected that fully five hundred 81
nights " j arrive by the City Of Seattle ,
Is morning. They will be met at the s'
can dock by the local lodge aud escorted p
their quarters. b.
A game OF baseball will be PLAYED y.
afternoon between the Taco V,
Is and the Bellingham Bays. The a,
coma team has already arrived and a.
j take part In todays exercises. ~ q,
With propitlous weather the citizens Of r.
Bay cities will, today, have an oppor-
1ity OF witnessing pageant worthy OF
/, Days OF old, when knights we're bold
oarons held their sway" q
'airhaven Lodge No. 56 was Instituted
ri 2l, 1870, by ID. ID. G.. G. viii ID. |
lkins, or Whatcom. II. NJ. Byerly was 20
cted representative TO the Grand Lodge b.
Spokane, and at the session held fn NAV 80
o, succeeded In having Fairhavef, sh
ned as the meeting place OF the 1891 ar
sion. ar
bout forty knights went TO Woollev be
! night where a lodge Of the order was N
tituted by Grand Chancellor M. ii. an
ith assisted by the visiting brethren ~
iew lodge was also Instituted al Ana th