The Portland daily press., 1895-08-20
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Itinerary of Portland COmmandery is
Made Up.
Some of the Communicates from the West
That Will Pass Through Portland.

| AhsAb WI Ass through Portland.
For several days now the nation will
resound with the rattle of armor. and the
neighing of the chargers as the hosts of
the knights Templar gather for the ami.
yersary at Boston. The officers of Port
and Commandery have issued a very
tasteful itinerary giving the details of the
visit. The Knights are directed to
assemble at the ar1nory at a. IN. Mon
day.. August 28th, equipped in full
Templar regalia. No one, not dressed in
black, will be allowed in the line, and
tan shoes are especially Objectionable
The Commandery will leave the Armory
at 10 o'clock sharp, and march Ito Union
Station, Chandler's full band leading
The special train will leave Union Station
at II O'Clock, reaching Boston at 2.45 p.
N. The Commandery will march imme-
diately to Victoria hotel, on the corner of
Dartmouth and Newbury streets. The
evening will be devoted to visiting or
rest.
Tuesday the com mand musters at a.
m. for the grand parade During the
evening visits will be made to sister COM
manGeries
During the evening of Wednesday
Portland Commandery will give recep-
ton at the Victoria hotel to visiting
Knights and ladies' from to II o'clock.
The list of members of Portland Com
mandery who will attend is as follows :
Elmer E. Adams, Charles W. Allen,
Frederick S. Barstow, George L. Beal,
Samuel T. Bearce, Leonard " Beebe,
Andrew L. Berry. G. Fred Berry, Stephen
Berry, Thomas FL. Berry, Charles S.
Bickford, Fred E. Bickford, Samuel
Boothby, Samuel S. Boyden, Jefferson
B. Brackett, Theodore j. Brown, Robert
J. Burgess, Solon S. Cahill, Perley L.
Chase, Charles D. Clark, Mervin W.
Clark, Henry W. Clarke, Herbert A.
Clay, William M. Clement, Frederick FL.
Cobb, Walter L. Corey, George P. Cor
nish, Harmon G. Crocker, George T.
Curtis, John S. Cushman, Adoniraum j.
Dearborn, Charles A. Dow, Wesley P.
Dutton, Frederick P. Dyer, Kimban
Eastman, Woodman S. Eaton, Arthur L.
Farnsworth, Clayton J. Harrington,
Edward P. Faunce, William A. Field,
Alexander Findley, John Edward Fisher,
Charles d. B. Fisk, Leander W. Fobes,
George L. Fogg, Daniel J. Foley John
S. Foss, Arthur C. Frost, Elmer 6.
Gerrisb, Seth G. Gordon, George F.
Gould, Edmund P Greenough, George
P. Gross, Charles F. Guptill, Melvin
D
Hathaway, Albion L. Hathaway, George
Hazen, Joseph e. Henley, Henry S.
Higgins, Aurelius S. Kinds, Charles III.
Hodsdon, Joseph Y. Hodsdon, Fred N.
Hooper, Harry j. Howarth, Free1and
Howe, Edward B. James, Ralph H.
Jordan, Albion Keith, Edward S.
Kennard, Alfred S. Kimball, George
Lawrence Knight, William Seward Kyle,
Frank J. Lang, Walter j Laughlin,
Converse E. Leach, Alonzo Leavitt,
George W. Leighton, Granville W.
Leighton, James E. Leighton, Miles T..
George D. Loring, Robert Barbour Low,
Abner W. Lowell, Edmund B. Mallet,
Fred A. McIntire, Alexander M. Menish,
William James Miller, Arthur L.
Mitchell, James B. Moore, Augustus F.
Moulton, Charles F. Mountfort, Thomas
J. Murphy, Fred Howard Palmer, George
W. Parker. James W. Parker, Wilbur A.
Patten, George S. Payne, Theron H.
Payson, Frank A. Pendexter, Charles j.
Perkins, James Harris Pierce, Lycurgus
Pitman, George W. Plaisted, Charles A.
Raymond, George e. Raymond, Charles
Irving Riggs, Albert E. Robinson, John
S. Russell, Fred E. Sanborn, Abel H.
Sawyer, John E. Sawyer, John T.
Sawyer, Howard 6. Scarborough Joseph
A. Schmitt, Llewellyn P.Senter, Lorenzo
L. Shaw, Thomas P. Shaw, Joseph H.
Short, Leonard o. Short, John c. Small
Augustine D. Smith, George Smith,
Edward S. Soule, John W. Spaulding,
George Seaborn Staples, Frank G.
Stevens, John Calvin Stevens, Frank N.
Strout, Charles H. Stuart George W.
Sturgis, George l.. SWEET. Wallace r.
Tarbox, Charles f. Tobie, Eben P.
True, Cyrus S. Tucker, George II.
Turner. Harry R. Virgin, Edwin F.
Vose, George A. Wagg, Henry n. Whit
man, George E. Whitney, Fred H. Wood
man, Russell D. Woodman.
A large number of Knights from the
West will pass through Portland on their
way, coming both over the Mountain
Division of the Maine Central, and the
Grand Trunk Those coming over the
Grand Trunk will arrive in Portland as
follows:
Marion Commandery, No. 36, of
Marion, Ohio, H. 35 a. M, Saturday,
August oath They will have two Pull
mans
Wheeling Commandery, No. 1, Wheel
ing, West Virginia, arrive 113o a. m..
Sunday, August %. They will have four
sleepers and baggage Car.
Mount Olivet Commandery of Erie,
Pa, and Northern CoDmandery of
Towanda, Pa, H. 55 p. m., Sunday,
August 25. About 175 passengers will be
on this special.
Grand and Damascus Communicates
arrive here at H. 30 a. M, Saturday,