Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23

dozen famous drum, life and hugle corps, in
line with the - communicates. In all there
will be- about / 500 musicians in the grand
parade.
Thomas Carter, the famous band master uf
Bos on has had charge of much of the music.
"a the same has been eng tged for the New
England commentaries. Several OF the visit
ing COMMANDERS from Philadelphia aud far
western points will have the services OF New
England hands Will" In Boston.
The New England bands that will parade
are the following With the communicates
which they will lead Reeves American Of
Providence. led hy Sir Knight Reeves in per
son - pieces Carriers of Boston, 40 pieces
leading Boston rommandery cscorting the
Grand ruraWpmenL Hayerhil city, 30
p,ere-. ronmundrry. Shelburne Falls band,
81 pieces. with Connecticut valley command
cry 81 Greenfield Battery i band, 30 pieces
Worcester eummand"ry. Second Regiment
band, 30 pieces, Springfield rommaulery.
Cadet hand OF Natick, 30 pieces Natirk com.
mandrry. FawturEct city band, so pieces,
Holy Sepuchre commaudery OF Paw
turkrt Abingdon brass, 30 pieces
Old Colony commuudery 81 Abingdon.
Norwood band 80 pieces, Cyrus com
manIerv Of Hyde Park. Tenth regiment
band - pieces. Berkshire commundery, of
Pittstleld. Continental band with ST. Paul'-
cOmmaudery OF North Adams. Post y, G.
A. Il. band - pieces Pilgrim commaudery
Of Lowell. Lawrence brass with Bethany
| commandery Of Lawrence. Gardner hand,
with Athol tommaudery. Cambridge man
ual training school band. Cambridge com
mandery. Weymouth brass, with South
Shore commandery. Eighth regiment band
with MiuslUw Lewis cummandery Of Salem.
WoOnsOcket cJrnet with WuOusocket com
mandery. Huns band OF New Bedford with
Sutton commandery of that city. National
guard band with Beauseant cummandery of
! Maiden. Fitrhburg band with Palestine
! commandery of Chelsea. Hudson brass with
! Trinity commaniery Of Hudson. Reads
( borO band Of Vermont, with Northampton
! commandery. ChHrl"stOwn cadet band with
| Occur de Lion cDmmHudery Of Charlestown,
| American band with Joseph Warren COM
mandery Of RoNbury Maitlands band Of
/ BrocEtou, with Bay State rommandery Of
that city. Hyde Park band with William
| Parkman commandery. Lynn brass with
| Olivet commandcry Of Lynn. Dover cornet
with st. Paul commandery OF Dover. n H.
! American band of Claremont, with Sullivan
! commandery OF Claremont.N. II. Manchester
military band with Trinity cOmmandery Of
| Manchester. y. II. Kingston band with De-
! Witt Clinton cOmmanderv Of Portsmouth. "
Ii. Rublees Band, with Pilgrim command
| cry of l.aconia, n ii. keene brass with Hugh
de Payens commandery Of Keene, y. II.
/
maniery OF LitiletOn, y. II. Second regi-
ment, New Hampshire baud. with 81. George
| commandery Of Nashua y. Ii. Peacedale,
| II. |. band, with Hugh dc Payens command
| cry of Jersey City. American band Of Water
| bury, ct, 20 pieces, with Connecticut grand
encampment. Second regiment band OF
| Connecticut. with New Haven commandery.
Briggs band Ct. with Cyrene commandery
| Of MiddIetown, CT. Tubbs band Of Norwich,
| with Columbia rommandary Of that place.
| Third regiment. Connecticut, band, with
Palestine commandery Of New London, CT.
Chambers band Of Portland. with Portland
commandery. The Togus band, with Dun
laps commandery of Bath, Me. American
cadet of Augusta, Me-. with Trinity com
mandery Of Augusta. Brigade Of Lewiston,
| with st Johns commandery of Bangor, Me.
Harbor excursions, including boat trips in
the outer bay, along the North and South
shore, aud among the islands in the inner
harbor, and carriage drives to Harvard
College, through the park system, to Bunker
Hill and the navy yard about OLD Boston and
to points OF interest in he city and immediate
suburbs, form prominent features of the pro
gram arranged for the entertainment Of the
Knights Templar guests Of the grand com
mHndery of Massachusetts and Rhode Island