Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-05
THE KNIGHTS ARE HERE.
A Rainy Day, but Lots of Enthusi-
aSm-The Program of the Day.

A Rainy Day, but Lots of Enthusi-
asm-The Program of the Day.
Delegates and members Of the Grand
Lodge knights of Pythias began coming to
town yesterday noon and by last evening
some so or rs had arrived. Among the
number were Grand Chancellor A. C.
Randall of St. Johnsbury, F. E. White Of
Boston, grand chancellor of massachusetts,
and G. A. Lee of Pawtucket, r. | SUI
preme representative frcm Rhode Island
Large delegations arrived on the morning
and noon trains. The following were
among the arrivals last evening:
Towns Hotel-F. M Rowell, Benning-
ton; Frank Campbell, Concord, N. H. B
F. Hoyt, Lisbon, N. H.. N. p. Bowman,
St. Johnsbury w. M. Brown, Evansville
E. E. button, Bloomington; H. L. Still
son, F. E. Battles, w. d. Hayden, M. E
Watson, all or Bennington; A. G. Ran.
dali, St. Joh1sbury; j. H. Ward, Barre
F. w. Booth, Essex Junction; S. G. Al.
drich, Keene; j. l., Hayman, j. B. Need,
ham, j. H. Engels, H. A. Ferguson, L.
Patequella, w. G. Otis, all of Rutland
Capt. N. j. Roberts, G. M. Wiley, w
G. Odds, F. G Austin, J. f Smith, H. E
Cutler, DR.. G. n. Barber, w. E. Barney,
all of Barre; W. G. Monroe, Burlington
F. W. Zottmsn, Burlington; F. f. White,
Boston; G. A. Lee, Pawtucket; F. w.
Nichols, Barre.
Rockingham DR.. H. D. Belden and
wife, H. W. Golden and wife, St. Adams
E. W. Gushing, Fitchburg A. H.George,
E. M. Blake, G. w. Upper, j. H. But
ton, W. o. Blanchard, F. E. Greene, al
OF St. Adams.
THE PARADE.
This morning is rainy and there is little
promise OF fair day however, if it doe:
not rain too hard the parade will form at
o'clock this afternoon. The column viii
be formed on Rockingham street with
the head of the parade in front Of
the Commercial House. The line oil
march will be down Westminster street to
Atkinson, up Atkinson to Hapgood, through
Hapgood to Westminster, up Westminster
to Church, through Church to School, down
School to Green up Green to Rockingham,
up Rockingham to Atkinson, down Atkin-
son to Henry, through Henry to Westmin-
ster and up Westminster to the Square.
Immediately after the parade a prize
drill will be held in the Square between
Towns Hotel and the TINES office. The
prize to be provided by the local company
is beautiful silk flag valued at $50.
THIS EVENINGS PROGRAM.
No admission fee will be charged to the
entertain in the opera house this even
ing at $50 and the public are cordially in
vitt d to be present. The following pro-
gram will be carried out
Selection, Orchestra
Overture, :;
Song, ga Vision ENHANCING" by A. Cor
ing Thomas, Mrs. Lima Thwing Hubbard
Reading, Mrs. j. H. Blakley
Song, (a) In Autumn, O,>ro,
(b) "Spring Song" ONel
Mrs Hubbard with violin obligato
Hon. Charles A. Lee of Paw
tucket, r. l.
The exercises at the opera house will be
free and the public are cordially invited
At the conclusion of the exercises Union
hall will be opened for the grand military
ball, The grand march will form shortly
after 9 o'clock and dancing will continue
until 4 A. NJ. Thursday with supper in
Towns hotel. Tickets to the gallery and
or dancing are on sale at the Blue Store
On Thursday there will be session of
he Grand Lodge.
WHAT WAS DONE LAST NIGHT.
Odd Fellows hall was filled last night to
witness the working of the third degree in
he long form by the local degree team
With two can lidates. Alter the degree was