The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-07-23
Visiting knights Tc,nplar

A'' hieilotIS Oh Tue ''Jenter CLUB OF
ls92' X. I. of Philadelphia, organized
January !. 1890, to attend the Twenty
Fifth Triennial Cunclave of the Grand
Encampment of the United States. to be
held IN Denver, August 9. 1892, arrived
IN Livingston Monday at 10 by special
train from the east. The party num-
bered one hundred and fifty people from
Philadelphia and other Pennsylvania
cities and were accommodated by six
Pullmans, diner and three baggage
cars, They were met here by members
of st. Bernard Commandery of this city
and arrangements made for formal re-
ceptlon upon their return from the Park.
At this place the party was organized
into two divisions the red and blue
rlbbon-and will be taken through the
Park separately in order to better accom-
modate them at the hotels. The per
sonnel of the eXcursionists is as follows:
Isaac Albertson. Miss C. l.. Altemus,
II. Barnett and wife, f. Barnett, George
Barnett, r. r. Bailey. Jos. Bird and
wife, Lewis ID. Belalr and wife, NJ f.
Benerman and wife, Philadelphia Ed
win Boone, Reading; E. F. Bogert,
Wilkesbarre ; Fred Butts, Philadelphia;
Miss r. &. Blackfan, New Hope; NJ. II.
Burgunder, Wilkesbarre W. b. Burk
and wife, Philadelphia Mrs. S. r.
Briner, Reading; Chas. Cary. Philadel-
phia }. f. Crater and wife, Easton II.
Clements, Philadelphia George r. Clark
and wife, Hazelton Charles +. ChCsey;
Easton; Miss NJ. j. Cotterel, Reading
Charles Chipman and wife, German own;
A. M. Davis, Philadel phia JOS. w. Day,
Reading David Dallas, Ardmore X.
W. Deaver, NJ. d.. Germantown Joshua
Evans anu wife, Phillip Engelke, G. II.
Eldridge and wife. Philadelphia; j. l..
! Forwood, Nj. D., and wife, Chester; f.
| M. Fox and wife, Easton; Samuel r.
Foster and wife, Philadelphia Francis
Fennimore and wife, Miss Emily q. Fen
nimore, Bristol; &. Faser and wife, Phil
adelphia JOS. b. teustmann, New York,
n. Y; VIM. j. Garvin and wife, s. Gour-
ley and wife, Philadelphia John f.
Gwinner and wife, Easton: q. Groez-
niger and wife, Master Theo. Groezlnger,
Miss Barbara Groezinger, Lancaster; {;
Frank Halpen, Philadelphia +, Rankin
I'd luston, Mechanicsburg George W..
"a
''hpughes. Ii. w. Hallowell and wife, Miss
L. Hahowell, Mrs. Julia A. Hallowell,
Miss Julia M. Hallowell. Philadelphia !;
w. w. Heed, Westchester j. S. Hunt,
! M. d., Easton James Kerr, d. j. Kerr,
| Miss Nj. Kerr, Philadelphia ; Victor
! Koch, Scranton Adam Lohman, Cham
bersburg N. Ferree Ligbtner. John A.
Lehman, S. A. Leith and wife, Miss b.
A. Leith, w. Lining and wife, Phla-
delphia l.. II. Lamb, Mechanicsburg !;
j. Il. Lippincott, ID. ID. S., Downingtown;
Vim. Laubach, Easton, j. p McGarrah,
| Wilkesbarre John McCahan and wife,
John X. McFetridge and wife, f. G. Ma
jor and wife, II. c. OFF and wife, w. J.
Peale and wife, Miss l.. Peale, Master j.
n. Peale, l.. M. Phillips, Edward Perry
and wife, Miss Annie G. Perry, Miss
Madge &. Perry, A. A. Reeves and wife,
Z. II. Reeves and wife, George p. Raser,
! c. w. Reisky, Philadel phia; John b.
Raser, Reading Samuel RAIDER, Easton
Franklin A. Smith. Miss Clara l.. Smith,
Miss &. w. Smith. A. G. Speier, John
Stewart and wife, w. H. Stoyle, Edward
b. Spencer, G. +. Schaut, Mrs g. z.
Schaut, Philadelphia }. +. Siegel
Scranton Guy Ii. Sadler, Hazeton H..
j. Steele, Easton; Geo. II. Sherwood
Ii. 4. Seldel, B. Nj. Schermerhorn. Den
mis- j. Sweeny, L. S. Tull, r. J. Thomp-
son and wife, Master Richard Thomp-
son, Jos. S. Wright and wife, r. II. Wat
son, Miss Irene Watson, Nj. Wyllner,
Philadelphia f. w. Wollerton, Miss
Olivia Wollerton, Westchester Miss
Clara Wilson, Trenton, n. j.. S. A. Wal
lace, L. S. Vessels, Philadelphia l.. c.
Wooley, Trenlon, N. j.; Francis Wag-
ner, M. d., and wife, Wilkesbarre NJ
Ziegler, Philadelphia.
Returning they will arrive at Living
ston at 8 o'clock this evening and remain
three hours. during which time they
will be escorted to the rooms of the Liv-
ingston club and appropriately enter
tanned by the members of ST Bernard
eommandery. At the conclusion of the
reception the party will leave at II
o'clock for the Pacific coast, returning
east over the Union Pacific road to Den
yer where Eext month they will attend
the triennial conclave.
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