The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-10-08

Ode de St. Amand COMMUNICATIONS
tion of Column with List of State Officers
Notes of Interest.
Morristown will extend cordial well
come to the Knight Templars Of New
Jersey as they assemble for their annual
field day exercises and parade on Thurs
day of next week. On that day from six
to eight hundred Knights, in full uni
form and regalia, will pass in review be-
fore the citizens of Morristown and it
goes without saying that the affair will
parade pretty sight. The headquarters
of the Grand Commander, R. En-, John
E. Rowe, will be at the u. s. Hotel,
where the eminent commanders imme-
diately on their arrival in town will re-
port to Grand Captain General William
B. Pugh, and be assigned places in the
marching column. The distinguished
visitors and guests, of whom large
number are expected will receive assign
ment from V. E. Sir William H. Sebring
Deputy Grand Commander.
The dress parade, which commences
the exercises, occurs precisely at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, to take place on South
street, the right resting on North Park
place. Immediately after the dress
parade the column will proceed. to
music of from seven to ten bands, on the
following line of march: South street to
Washington street, to Atno avenue to
Early street, to Speedwell avenue, to
East Park place, to Morris street, to South
street, to DeHart street, to Maple ave-
nue., to James street, to South street, to
Madison avenue, and there conntermarch
through South street to the Park, when
the column will be reviewed by the
grand commander and associate officers,
together with such distinguished guests
as may be present. During the dress
parade the banners of the several COM
manderies will be grouped together in
the centre of the battalion, under the
charge of the Grand Standard Bearer
At the conclusion of the parade the
of Odo de st. Ama id Comman-
derry of Morristown viii gis e a collation. in
The connmandery has engaged vincent
hand Of Orange for the day. Other
will entertain themselves
at the hotels and restaurants about the
town.
The following is the formation OF
column for the parade;
R. En-. John E. Rowe, grand COM
mander; Em. William B. Pugh, grand
captain-general, adjutant.
cTAFF
V. EN-. Vim. H. Sebring, EN-. Peter
McGill, En-. Rev. George G. Maddox,
En-. Sir Josiah S. Davidson, EN-. Daniel
Demarest. r. En-. Fred. e. Wiese, Il.
En-. Charles Bechtel, EN-. D. G. Adams.
En-. R. A. Shirreffs, En-. John D.
Beegle, EN-. Sir Alfred I. Osmond.
PAST GRAND COMMANDERS.
R. E. George B. Edwards, R. E. Will
liam w. Snow, R. 3. William W. Good
win. r. E. William L. Newell, II. Il. l.
Layton Register, R. E. Andrew B.
Frazee. r. E. Joseph w. Congdon, r. e.
George G. FELTON,, r. E. Edward Cliff,
R. 3. Thomas w. Tilden, R. E, John 81.
Ackerman, R. E. Isaac S. Roberts, K. D..
Isaac C. Citizens, r. E. Albert D. Win
field. r. E. Leonard L. Grear, r. E..
Joseph E. Fulper, R. E. VIM. F. Much
more, r. E. Warren Dobbs, R. 3. James
Mccain. r. E. Edward Mills, R. E.
Walter J. Hilton, R. E. William j.
Terrell. Present and past grand officers
lof the Grand Communicates OF New
York and Pennsylvania.
coMMANDERIEs.
Hugh de Payne Commandery, No. 1
Jersey CITY: Thomas F. Watson, Emi
nent Commander; John Fl. Weastell
Gen; Geo. w. Laforge, Capt.-Gen.
Helena Commandery, No. 8, Camden
William J. Fry, Eminent Commander
Willis S. Porter, Gen.; Charles Funk
Capt.-Gen.
Palestine Commandery, No. 4, Tren
ton: Richard r. Rogers, Jr., Emlnen
Commander; John Fowler, Gen.; L. >
Hattersley. Capt.-Gen.
Damascus Commandery, No. ., New
ark; John P. Contrell, Eminent Com
mander; Samuel Smith, Gen.; James K
Walsh, Capt. Gen.
De Molay Commandery, No. 6. Wash
ington: Theodore B. Dawes, Emlnen
Commander: William H. Mckinney
!. Cen: William Smith, Capt.-Gen.
Cvrene Commandery, No. z, Camden
Herman H. Mithoefer, Eminent Com
mander; Joshua NJ. Gillespee, Gen
Walter J. Parsons, Capt.-Gen.
ST. Johns Commandery, No. 8, Elizs
; beth: George A. Squire, Eminent Con
mander; Frederick Pantaenius, Gen
! VIM. D. Wolfskiel Capt.-Gen.
! Oliyet Commandery, No. 10: John !
i Durham. Eminent Commander; Geore
Reaves, Gen.; j. W. Shaw, Capt.-Ge
Ivanhoe Commandery, No. Il: Cha
+. Hazard, Eminent Commander; lsas
W. Carmichael, Gen.; George E. Titu
Capt.-Gen. ~
(5do de st. Amand Commandery, N
t 12. Morristown Eugene Carrell, Emlnel
Y Commander; Samuel Brant, Gen.; Wn
!. Becker, Capt.-Gen.
Melita Commandery, No. 13, Paterso
. James Levie, Eminent Commando
i Samuel M. Schoonmaker, Gen.; deorl
: B. Stinson, Capt.-Gen.
{ { st. Elmo Commandery, No. IA; Joi
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