Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-15
DA1L4 kENNEBEC JOURNAL THURSDAY AUGUST * 1oo1

mas Kindly arranged for = nsr u. tne Home
place Shortly M aaee,terans. ae,sr which will taxi *
low .oMea oy a concert by the Hon., no oe t,,n' ioi
~ will r.,p, ,pe ana Drum Land. The nar.
time to 'sn,a'n siv@ ~, at the Home snaicien,
the different points of intrrent 10 WISH
AZ D" r NJ, cars will be- taLor r,.r -,
| NJ. W ~ us'a, arriving at 6 p IA
ing i,,,ian ',, Till I'M win receive the visit
s I.s iauies .. trinity Commanderv ~ IL
GoVsrnors residence, the Rlain., & d. tne
on state street. Friday eveniny arn,,, =,
~ ,o,s ~ c,"ck. carriages will be at the n,,.
the reception. VIZ NisitoTS 10
! At P. NJ, the Sir Knights will, ,sso,,
ole at the Masonic Temple in f,tian assem- ',,
noi,,,,r loIm, mhere I formation will be made il,
| Ioiulii oi threes under the djrectior =,
the captain general of Trinity c., 9i
cry. without regard to organizotinns. ~
itors ana past commanders formin. a.,
me me ,; f,ght; d ana preceded by . the bands
march to City hail. where the ing, hsn WI, !.
Will be served. to be followed nv r,'i'i';
anu speeches. by dist:nsuished Sir
knights and guests oii
Dunlap Commandcrv will ,o,,.o A.,
, va after the banquet. either on the 1atr
r4,inan ni or special train. '"''
J ,ac ehdro Soeur dc Lion receptory will
for Biddeford ~ ''"'"roay'
Duniap Commandery and band will n, :
cupy the south store in Masonic Temn,e
the day '' ""iihs
Sir knights of Trinity will in addition
10 me armory, use the north store in Ma
sonic Temple for dressing room
competent persons will be in chargo ~
each store and uniforms left in their
charge will be safely kept
or NnlsntS viii carefully observe the
uine at which they are to report as if is
necessary that every one be prompt and
tnat there be no delay in our formations
@ me following committees have arrange
ments for the day in charge, and those
desiring information will consult the con-
inittee in relation thereto
Executive and finance committee
s. E;n. Sir w; S. Choate, Sir W. G. Boothhy,
EN- Sir J Z. Badger. En- Sir j. E'
Hingsley: Very Elm. Sir F. W. PaisteJ
IsH h.m' Sir Sir Il; A. Heath Em Sir E; g Dad,
Johnson, En-. Sir }. F. ierce. En-. t SIR
>: W, Lane. En-. Sir a. d. Knight. EN-
Sir Orlando Currier. Sir j. H. Manley.
sir S;ir r .. Tickery; Sir ". H.. Gannett'
w ID. Stinson. Sir f. G. Kinsman. SIR
A. l., Smith: Sir l.. d. Merchant. Sir j
T. esnnna, ,Iamrhafd; i,;s Sir a,,, W. =. H. Miiams,
G,,ampben; Sir A. ". Brooks. Sir 5. s.
Patten, Sir Nathan Weston, Sir W, n
Davis: Sir j. r. Could
Music committee-Em. Sir J. f.. Kings
ley. Sir L. H. Bodge. Sir {. s. Purington
Decoration committee-Very En-. Sir +.
". Plaisted Sir c. b. Burieigh. Sir j. f,
Young, Sir +. w. Soule. Sir S. S Ran
Ial' Sir r. {. Stevens. Sir ". ID. Stnsoh.
Sir ii. T. Morse.
Badge committee-Sir J. f. Blanchard,
Sir G. II. Cunningham, Sir c. X. Hall
Sir Thomas Leigh.
Printing committee-Sir ". D. Stinsor
SIR r. W. knsman Sir \. w Whitney
Sir ". II. Reid. Sir F. J. c. Little
All citizens. espe cially those living along
fuly requested to decorate their houses.
and display flags much as conN enient
as We desire to give our visitors a hearty
welcome To Augusta.
W. s CHOATE.
Eminent Comma nder
Official JAMES L. BLANCHARD Re
corder.
one of the pleasantest features of
the entertainment of the Richard
Occur de Lion Preceptory next Friday.
has been the willingness of everyone
10 take mold. AS was suggested. yes
terday intimatioTs had been received
by the executive committee that ar
rangements would be made for the en-
tcrtainment of the ladies of the Knights
Templar that would prove satisfactory
The people of Augusta owe much to
the charming generosity and tact of
the Governors wife; and. never did she
show these admirable qualities better
than in the graceful way in which she
took the matter into her own keeping.
and asked the committee to announce
that she would receive the ladies of the
Sir Knights at the Governors resi-
dence. the Blaine mansion. from to
10 o'clock in the evening. Friday. This
courtesy of Mrs. Hill SO far exceeds
anything that the committee itself
could have planned. that it can only be
said that the kindness is fully appre-
ciated.
While the above appears as part of
the orders. to prevent any possible
misunderstanding. the invitation is ex-
tended generally to the ladies of visit
ing and local Knights Templar. There
will be no formal invitations, and it is
hoped and expected that all the ladies
indicated will partake of Mrs. Hills
proverbial hospitality on this occasion.
Word was received from the British
vice consul at Portland, Hon. J. A.
Heating, that as the reception at Au-
eusta has taken official form as an in
ternational matter, he is to attend as
vice consul (and consequently repre-
senting Great Britain. Officially.-EdD
and nay his respects to Gov. Hill in
consular uniform. This indicates that
the character and extent of Augustus
greeting is fully appreciated py the
Canadians and English.
curious misapprehension exists
relative to the size of the Pipe Band.
It is not a large organization such as
we see in fife and drum corps on TINS
side the line: but is the usual NUMBER
Of men attached to regiments in the
English service in Canada.
number of places were decorated.
Yesterday, and it is known that others
are to be. today. The following places
were noticed where work was being
done. Wednesday: Mr.. Frank w. kihs-
mans, Dr. F. G. kinsmans. capital
Drug Co, Brooks Hardware Co. >.
w. Beck. Augusta Trust CO.. augusta
Savings Bank, Purinton Bros. fIheld
Bros. NJ T. Folsom 4 Son. Hotel
>,..t, Ioivarci1a hotel ('ity hail. Ma