Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-08-27
ALL ABOARD!
Trinity Commandery Left, Yesterday,
to Attend TrienniaI ConcIaye,
After Marching Through the Streets Of Augusta
In Full RegaIia.

For several days now the nation will
resound with the rattle of armor, and the
neighirg Of the chargers as the hosts of
the knights Templar gather for the goth
triennial conclave at Boston, this week.
Trinity Commandery, No. 7. Knights
Templar OF this city, left at 12 Is clock,
yesterday noon, for Boston, accompanied
by the Portland Cadet Band, and about
rs Sir Knights from the De Maloy Com
mandery of Skowhegan and the ST Omer
Commandery Of Waterville.
At 9.45, Monday morning the Sir
knights from Watervillc and Skowhegan
arrived and were met at the station by
the Portland Cadet Band, which reached
the city at 9.15, yesterday morning, and
committee. They were escorted to the
Masonic Temple by the band and the line
Of march formed, which was headed by
Sir knight Manning S. Campbell, as fol-
lows: Up Water street to Bridge, down
Bridge to State, down State to Grove to
the Maine Central station where special
cars were In readiness for their reception.
When In front of the new Lithgow library
on Winthrop street, the Sir Knights
drilled for half an hour, under the direc-
tion of Sir W. S. Choate.
One Of the most notable features Of the
great Masonic gathering at Boston will be
the grand parade which occurs today
when it Is expected thai over 25, 600 Sir
things which the knight Templar takes
especial pride In is military drill For
weeks past the local commandery has been
devoting considerable time to drilling and
they are sure to make fine appearance in
the parade.
The special from Bangor, bringing the
175 members of ST. Johns Commandery
of that city did not arrive until about ~
o'clock. The Queen City Commandery
was accompanied by the Bangor Band
who gave concert while the train was
waiting.
1t was Just H. Is o'clock when the train
pulled out of the alton two cars being used
to convey Trinity to the Hub. :" Upon
the arrival of the oommandery in Boston
they will be escorted by the William Park
man Commandery to the Quincy House
which will be their headquarters during
their stay in Boston.
The party was made up as follows:
Daniel L. Allen, Il. H. Anderson, John
f. Avery, J. E. Blanchard, J. f. Bean,
w. G. Boothby,F. l. Bishop, d. W. Bates
G.. H. Brickett, A. G. Blunt, J. F. Bod
well, Fl. +. Blanchard, W. K, Bruce, o.
Currier, George A. Cony, George f. Cole
man, A. II, Chadbourne, B. W. Carlow,
j. H. Cogan,J. H. Grant, j. W, Graffam,
W. H. Gannett, George e. Goodwin, For
rest Goodwin, n. D. Gordon, G. W. Grant,
J. f. Hill, +. E. Howard, G. P. Harring
ton, f. G. Hodgdon f. NJ. Howard, j, W
Harlow, H. A. Heath, F. A. Jones, X.
NJ. johnson, W. G. johnson, William L.
Jones, C. W. Jones, Charles Knowlton, J.
E. Kingsley, f. D. Lynn,J. B. Lawrence,
O. Learned Il. A. Linn, W. d. Stinson,
K. p. Smart, James Soule, F. A. Small,
W. H. Stilkey, S. G. Webster, Nathan
Weston, N. W. White, W. H. Williams,
Elliott Wood John A. Woodsum, T. F,
Williams, j. Il. Young r. M. Clair, W.
5. Choatc Manning S. Campbell l.. 0.
Cobb, C. A. Cochrane, c. H. Cunning
ham, f. S. Cairns, George H. Gates, W. H.
Davis, f. c.. Dudley, e. A. Dudley, G. +
Davies, f. X. Delano, Gs 2. Delano H. j.
Frederick, James z. Frost, K. f. Fair
brother, W. r. Foss, II. NJ. Fuller, T.. E.
Folsom P. S Longley, +. j. Lawrence,
r.. j. Lancy, W. G. Moody, II. L. Morrill,,
A. Il. Murphy, r. c McIlroy, NJ W.
Manter, G. A. Marston, f. W. Moore, )
W McIntire, Simeon Merrill, MI. Nc
Fadden, l.. d. Merchant, ID. 5. Nelson, }.
p. Oak, c. Z. Penney, H. Penniman, +.
w Plaisted, J. f. Pierce, b. J. Richards,
W. C. Philbrook, A. D. Russell, 7. NJ.
Rurnncy, Charles A. Ross, George ID.
Rowe, J. 4. Tucll L. T. Rowell, A. H.
Totman, p. o. Vickery, ID. W. Weber,
A. G. Wing, j. H. Whitney, c. ID. Wood,
T. b. Wecver, G. f. Ward, John Weston.
Augusta people will wish the Sir
Knights q royal good time and a safe re-