Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-24

Cults. Wilson hall.
| Lodges will form from right to left
successfully, leaving a space of 10 fee1
between the lodges. which will be in
creased to 80 feet when the march is
begun. Perfect the alignment by dress
ing to the right.
At 1855 p NJ. the bugle will sound
the general. followed at 2 o'clock by
the third signal, one gun, when the
line will wheel to the right into col
umn and march over the following
route:
| Union street to Warren; north on
| Warren to Central: east on Central to
Second: south on Second to Litchfield
road; west on Iitchfield road to Mid
die: north on Middle to Lincoln; east
on Lincoln to Second; north on See
ord 10 North; east on North to Wa
ter: south on Water to Masonic hall.
| A short rest will lie made on the
lawn at Mr.. James Atkins, on Warren
street. A reviewing station viii be
established at the High school
grounds.
he over by 40 or 5 p. NJ, when the men
will repair to va respective headquar-
tiers, to awais .he banquet, which will
be servetsin. a large tent on Wilder's
field. During the banquet, lnusic~ viii
be, furnished es s'''e''s orchestra of
After the baha,let the principal aa-
dress Of the a9y. will be delivered by
Hon. Josiah Drapmond of Portland.
after which tha.foilowing toasts will
be responded to-
TOASTS
| Fred Emery Beane, Toast Master
Our Departed Brothers.
Grand Lodge of Maine"
A. b. Farnham. G. NJ
| ''Old Time Masonry and History of Ken
| nebec Lodge Orlando Currier, p. NJ
Kennebec Lodge. No. 5.
THE Youngest Lodge in the District
| Augusta Lodge, No. al
| THE Oldest Lodge lin the District, Ex-
| cept Our own, Temple Lodge, No. %
| Masonry in the Capital of Our State
Bethlehem Lodge. No. %
Country Lodges, Their Strength and In
| fuences. Dirigo Lodge, No 10l
| City Lodges, Their, Power and 90
| Potency" Hermon Lodge, No. 50
1.-The Three Great Lights in Masonry"
| Monmouth Lodge. No. 10
| Faith, Hope and Charity
| Morning Star Lodge. No. Al
| 1.-The Future of Masonry in HalloWell
| Kennebec Lodge, No )
THE Commandery in and of Itself.
Maine Commandery. No. /
| The Commandery in Connection With
| and Influence Upon the Blue Lodge
Trinity Commandery. No !.
To the post-prandal exercises the
visiting ladies will be invited to be
present, and places will be reserved
for them The ball at Wilson hall will
| be an elaborate one, and nothing has
been spared to make it one of the most
enjoyable ever held in Hallowell.
Tickets for Masons' wives and ladies'
to the above may be procured Of the
respective masters of the lodges. They
| may also be obtained at the Abnaki
Club, of Mr. Perkins.
The following are the several com
mittees:
| Executive, W. NJ. chairman; Lo-
| renzo ID. Merchant. S. W.. secretary;
John NJ Robinson. J. W.. treasurer
Executive-George A. Safford,W NJ.
chairman, Lorenzo D. Merchant, S. w.
secretary; John Nj Robinson, j. w.
treasurer.
| Reception of Visiting Lodges-Past
Masters of Kennebec Lodge.
| Reception of Grand Lodge Officers
| Orlando Currier, Austin ID. Knight,
George A. Stafford. Fred Emery Became.
| Music and Parade-Charles Kirk
Tilden, marshal. David +. Fuller, Hor
| ace Getchel
| Banquet-Elwin NJ Henderson, Har-
rison F. Getchell. Charles H. Richards.
Ball and Musc-Joseph f. Bodwell.
John r. Could Henry p Clearwater.
Harry H. Stinson.
Reception of Trinity and Maine Com
| manderies-Joseph p Hunt, +. Curtis
| Stevens. Benz j. Richards, Will c.
johnson, Richardson NJ. Johnson.
James Atkins, Jr.
Printing-Fred Tenney Edwin NJ
| Henderson.
| Decorations-Frank S. Wingate. \.
c. Harrington, Maurice f. Fish, Fred
Emery Beane, Joseph F. Bodwell, Ell
win NJ. Henderson, Nathan l.. Niles,
Charles X. Howe, James Atkins, Jr,
D. X. Jewell, Charles +. Dinsmore
John +. Cottle.
| ]. d. Stanford, the general eastern
manager of the New England Tele-
phone Co, passed through the city.
Tuesday, en- route for Bangor, where
he will look after the new through
line for Bar Harbor. He says that the
work would now be completed had not
delay in material set them back. AS
it is the line will be ready for service,
July 5. The advantages of this special
wire will be evident, when it is real
lied how many heavy business men
| PASS much of their time in Bar Har-