The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-01
The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The Pilgrimage to the 25th Trien-
NAL Conc|ave.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
Many Sir knights and Their Ladies' Will
Leave Providence on Thursday Next on
Their Pilgrimage to Denver-Those
Who VIII Go.

The itinerary of the pilgrimage OF st.
Johns Commandery, No. l, X. Of t., to
the twenty-fifth triennial conclave Of the
Grand Encampment of the United States,
has been prepared. The Worcester Car
Company's private hotel cars Yellow
stone, David Garrick. Jerome Marble,
Edwin Forest and La See have been char
tered, and on Thursday next the pilgrim
age will be begun.
Part of the itenerary is as follows: A
tour from PROVIDENCE to Denver via.
Albany. Niagara Falls, Chicago and
Omaha, returning via. Kansas City,
Chicago, Niagara Falls and Albany. AL
lowing half day at Niagara Falls. one day
ia Chicago, three days in Denver, one day
in Kansas City, five days for the famous
circle trip over Denver and Rio Grande
X. r., and including Colorado Springs,
Manitou, Garden of the Gods, Pixies
Feak. Pueblo, Canon City, Royal Gorge,
Salida. Marshall Pass. Black Canon,
Glenwood Springs, Canon of the Grand
river, Eagle River Canon Tennessee Pass
and Leadville.
Leave PROVIDENCE, Thursday, August
4, 1892, at 345 p. NJ, via n. Y, p. e.. B.
Railroad to Worcester. thence over the
popular B. e.. A. Railroad to Albany, and
the great n. Y. Central Four-Track Rail-
way to Niagara Falls, arriving there FRI
day morning at o'clock, remaining six
hours, affording ample time for viewing
the grandeurs of this Wonder of Americ 4;
resuming our journey, leave Niagara
Falls at 2 p. NJ, via Michigan Central
Railroad. known rs the Niagara Falls
Route, crossing the wonderful steel Can
tilever Bridge to the Canada side. the
train will stop at Falls View for passen-
gers to enjoy the grandest and most COM
prehensive view Of the Cataract, reaching
Detroit at $3.50 T.. nj. and arriving at Chr
cago, Saturday morning, August 9th, ut
S:l5 o'clock.
The day in Chicago will be devoted %
Sightseeing and will include a carriage
ride, visiting the Columbian Exposition
grounds, which will be interesting at
this time AS nearly all the buildings will
be approaching completion.
The party will leave Chicago at =. M.
via c., B: e. Q. Railroad and travel
through the great States Of Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado.
Denver, LOIS miles from Chicago, will
be reached Monday, Aug. Sth, at @ A. NJ.
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday will be
passed In Denver, and the time devoted to
the business OF the Triennial Conclave
and sightseeing.
dcy Will lcdNc DcuNtT AUX.
11th, at s A. NJ, for the Circle trip and
will again leave at Il. NJ. via the Bur
lington route, through Colorado, Ne
braska, Kansas, Missouri aud Illinois to
Chicago, via Kansas City.
Leave Kansas City. Wednesday, Aug.
II, at 5 p. NJ, over the Burlington route
and arrive at Chicago, Thursday morn
A. NJ. arriving In Detroit $50 p. M.
Albany will be reached at 10:25 A. NJ.
Springfield at 2 II. NJ. and Worcester at
$3.50 p. NJ, thence to PROVIDENCE, arriy.
ing mt 9 p. NJ, Friday, August 10.
lhe trip Will cost sl37 for each pilgrim.
Sir Andrew Is. Eddy, Sir Harry l.. Smith
AMI Sir Charles Z. Newhall constitute
the committee of arrangements.
Denver's City Council has appropriated
large sums OF money for the reception OF
its visitors, 2o0,0 900 being expected.
Those going on Thursday next are as
follows: Past Grand Commander George
II. Burnham, Past + ninent Commander
John Heathcote and Mrs. Heathcote, Emf
pent Commander Hunter &. White ana
Master White, Generalissimo IAndrew B.
Eddy aud Mrs. Eddy, Sir knights-L. Il.
Higgins aud Mrs. Higgins, George Fuller
and Mrs. Fuller, Albert ii. Covill and
Mrs. Covill. William A. Walton, w. O.
Talcott and Mrs. Taicott, w. II. Carpen-
ter and Mrs. Carpenter, c. T.. Collier and
Mrs. Collier, st. Br. George Il. Paddock
and Mrs. Paddock, Horace Remington. /.
John s. Rogers. Herbert j. Astle, Will
liam ii. Carpenter. Robert Mcmahon, B.
Frank Billings aud Mrs Billings; Charles
Jaques and Mrs Jaques. Charles Il Smith,
L. l.. Forsyth. George Il. Chapman, l.. G.
Belcher aud VIM. Austin of PROVIDENCE
Sir Knights William l.. Walker and Mrs.
Walker. III. NJ. Staples and Mrs. Staples,
and H. B. Leach and Mrs. Leach of Taun.
ton, Mass. w. j. Smith, NJ. d., and Mrs.
Smith of North Scituate, X. l.; Henry Is,
Dexter of Pawtucket. X. l.; B. ii. Baker
OF Taunton, Mass; samuel j. Gerard and
Mrs. Gerard aud John Winsor, M. d.,
and Mrs. Winsor of Anthony, X. l.,
Past Commander 5. A. Eastman, Emf.
nent Commander A. B. Edmands, and
Mrs. Edmands; Generalissimo G. 5. Whit
Kinne, "A. W. Wescott, and Mrs. Wes
colt, ID. G. Morrison and lady, w. A.
Mathewsou, A. Is. Morse, /. n. Davis, G..
M. Wood, A. w. Want, Il. G. Entwistie,
Henry Willard, f. +. Wilmington, j.. $.
Mayhem. Albert sherman, q. w. Nye
+ s. Bridges, w. A. Mexican, w. j.
Clarke and w. s. v. Cooke of Milford
Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. Puffer OF Milton
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Osman, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. s
Prescott and j. 4. Morrill, of Dorchester
Mass; j. T.. Latto of South Boston anc
T.. j. Olsen OF Jamaica Plains, Mrs. q. T.
Prescott, Miss Florence Getcheli ant
Miss Lena 4. Morrill, Of Dorchester
Mass; Master A. III. Ricketts,, Mrs. Il. A.
Ricketts,, Mrs. Il. 5. Boyce, Mrs. &. c
Newhall aud Miss f. NJ. Whipple o
PROVIDENCE; and Miss Lena l.. Morrill, o
4 m = Il.