Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-27
THE GRAND PARADE.
Thirty Thousand Sir Knights Will Parade
Boston Streets as Follows.

The following orders and arrangements
for the formation and movements of the
knights Templar parade and escort to the
grand encampment August 81, 1895, are
hereby announced
The lines will be formed in thirteen
divisions in column of double sections
with thirty feet between communicates,
forty-five feet between grand command
cries and sixty feet between divisions; and
in order that the original formation may
occupy as little space as possible, each
commandery will be closed to half dis
lance and full distance will be taken as
the march is begun.
The several divisions will assemble and
bs formed by their re spective commanding
oilioers at 9 A. NJ. as follows:-
The first division will be formed on the
south side of Commonwealth avenue,
with its right resting on Berkeley street.
Tho second division will be formed on
Exeter and Boylston streets with its right
resting on Newbury street and its left
detected west on Boylston street.
The third division will be formed on
Exeter street and the northerly side of
Huntington avenue, with its right restiD G
on Boyiston street and its lett DETECTED
westerly on Huntington avenue
The fourth division will be formed on
the south side of Huntington avenue,
with it's right resting on Irvington street,
The fifth division will be formed ON the
north side of Commonwealth avenue west
OF Exeter Street, with its right resting on
Exeter street.
The sixth division will be formed on
Exeter and MARLBOROUGH streets, with its
right resting on Commonwealth avenue
and it's left denectcd west on Marlborough
street ~ vi
The seventh division will be formed on
Exeter and Beacon streets, with its right
resting on Marlborough street and its
left detected west on Beacon street
The eighth division will be formed on
Beacon street east of Exeter street, with
its right resting on Exeter street.
The ninth division will be formed on
Marlborough, Arlington and Beacon
streets, with its right resting on Exeter
street and its left detected north on
Arlington street and east on Beacon
| street.
| The tenth division will be formed on
the south side of Commonwealth avenue
west of Exeterstreet, with its right rest
ling on Exeter Street
KS The eleventh division will be formed on
Newbury street west of Exeter street, with
It's right resting on Exeter street.
The twelfth division will be formed on
Nowbury street east of Exeter street, with
its right resting on Exeter street
The tn irteenth division will be formed
on the north side Of Commonwealth
avenue east of Exeter street, with its right
resting on Exeter street
At the signal of one gun, the chiefs of
divisions will report the formation Of
their respective divisions to the chief
marshal at the southeast corner of Com
njouwealth avenue and Berkeley street.
At the signal of three guns the First
division will take up the line of march,
and the I'd, Sd. 4th, 18th, 9th, 18th. Stt.,
9lh, 10th, 18th. 18th and 18th divisions
will take up the line of march successfully
as the heads Of their respective columns
are uncovered by the division Immediately
preceding them.
j The line of march will be as follows =
Commonwealth avenue from Excite,
street to Arlington street; Arlington street
/ to Boylston street; Boylston street tc
e huntingdon avenue; Copley Square
Fl huntington avenue to Dartmouth street
/ Dartmouth street to Columbus avenue
/ Columbus avenue to Massachusetts ave
me; Massachusetts avenue to Washington
stceet; Washington street to Hanover
4 street.
! The column will be reviewed at Colnm
j bus Square by Most Worshipful Edwin B
Holmes, grand master of Masons in Mass
/ aohusetts.
| The column will be reviewed at Black
stone Square on Washington street by
the Most Eminent Sir Hugh McCurdy
grand master, and the officers and mem
/ bers of the Grand Encampmcnt OF Knight
! femplar of the United States, and hi.
Exceilency Frederick T. Greenhslge, gov
ernor of the commons ealth Of Massachu
sets.
/ The column will be reviewed at Adams
Square on Washington street by RICH
1 Eminent Sir Samuel c. Lawrence grant
commander of the Grand Commandery o.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island and chic
arshal OF the parade, and his Honor Si