The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-17
LoC4L sENArEs no ATTEND,
Massachusetts, State Senate to be Organ
ICED Next Tuesday

Massachusetts, State Senate to be Organ
lied Next Tuesday.
The local members of the Knights of
the Ancient Essenic order will attend
the institution of the State senate of
Massachusetts on Tuesday, April 81,
The rooms of Mithras senate will be
open from $3.50 to GAS, when those who
intend to take the trip will be provided
with uniform and paraphernalia. There
will be about fifty from Mithras and
fifty from Homa senate who will at
tend.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
At 8 o'clock the delegates of the vari-
Gus courts in Massachusetts will meet
in Arcanum hall to elect officers and
institute the grand senate in Massa-
chusetts. The grand senate will be in
stituted by General G. ]. Weatherby
and staff of Louisville, Ky.
At o'clock the parade will be form
ed on Elm and Court streets and will
consist Of:
Platoon of Police.
Major General Young and Staff,
Mounted.
First Regiment K. A. E. o. Band of
Westfield.
Essenic Army of Massachusetts,, Five
Companies.
Company A, Springfield, Captain w.
D. Willard.
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Herrick.
Company c, Holyoke, Captain c. L.
Harmon.
Company D, Holyoke, Captain I. G.
Mattice.
Company E, Springfield, Captain F.
A. Luther.
General c. J. weatherby, supreme
ruler, and Adjutant General Herbert
Thomas in open carriages, drawn by
four black horses.
Adjutant General A. T. lie Baron and
staff of sixteen supreme deputy organ
izers mounted.
Marshal of the day, Colonel L. J.
Richards, and aids mounted.
Lynn brass band.
Delegations from the following SEN
ates:
Pioneer of Waltham, Orasao yelling
ton of Charlestown, Boston of Boston,
]. G. Holland of Springfield, Gil-Gal of
WATERFOWL, Massasoit of New Bedford,
st. Mark of Taunton, Woronoco Valley
of Westfield Brockton Of Brockton,
Fall River of Fall River, Northampton
of Northampton, Euphrates of Lynn,
Mt. Sico of Lynn, Mt. Vernon of Hol-
yoke, Maccabean of Springfield, Mat
tathias of Fitchhurg, Red Sea of Cam
pello, Girard of North Adams, Lebanon
of Whitman, Phiio of Gloucester, Jeru-
salem of Salem Rena of Beverly, Wor-
cester of Worcester, Chelsea of Chel-
sea, Rockport of Rockport, Lowell of
of Hartford, Conn, Aron of Hartford.
Conn, Nebo of Bridgeport Conn, NTH
ras of New Haven, Homa of New Ha
ven, Conn.,, Crisis of Ansonia, Conn.
Mt Carmel of Meriden, Conn, Philo of
New Britain, Wallingford of Walling-
ford, Isis of Derby, Middletown of
Middletown, and Damascus of Water
bury.
Opening by Northampton senate.
Infancy Degree" J. G. Holland sem
ate; -first degree, Woronoco Valley;
second degree, Maccabean senate; third
degree, Mt. Vernon senate, followed
by an exhibition drill by Company E,
Captain F. A. Luther.
At o'clock there will be a grand
banquet in the Hayes hotel, to which
there are to be $50 guests. During the
banquet the Second Regiment band
will furnish music. The postmaster
will be Colonel l.. ]. Richards of this
city, and the following toasts will be
responded to: Supreme Senate" Cen
eral C. J. Weatherby, supreme ruler, of
Louisville, Ky; "Our Order" Adjutant
General Herbert Thomas, supreme sec
retary of Louisville, KY; "Essenic
Army" Major General C. L. Young;
''Our Organizers" Colonel A. r. lie
Baron; Our Relations to Other Or
CARNATIONS" w. w. Price of New
Haven; Massachusetts Grand Sena-
tor-Elect Connecticut" Lyman H.
Johnson, New Haven; Eastern Massa-
chusetts,'' ]. N. Parker of New Bed
ford.
At O'Clock there will be a grand
concert and reception in the city hall
by Colonel C. ]. Weatherby and staff.
Dancing will commence at O'Clock.
The following supreme deputy organ
izers will be present: Adjutant Cen
eral LIE Baron. T. e. Bodwell, A. G.
Ahgreen, O. w. Pratt, w. H. Raymond,
G. S. Wyman, W. B. Solomon, T. w.
Pierce, f. c. Benedict, George C.
Campbell, c. S. Lippincott, T. W. Har-
ris, H. L. Orters, Clarence Hodskins,
and Messrs. Smith, Holbrook, Nash,