The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-30
ITINERARY OF
SIR KNIGHTS
Programme that Has Been
Arranged for their Ap-
preaching Journey.

Eminent Sir Judson b. WoOlsey,
chairman Sir Thomas Palmer. treas
urer. and Sir j. Selden Swisher, sec
retary. the committee having in charge
the arrangements for the trip of the
knights Templar of Northeastern
Pennsylvania to the triennial conclave
of knights Templar, TO be held at
Louisville. Ky. during the last week
of August, have furnished The Tribune
with the following itinerary of the
trip. and have designated this paper
as the official paper for all informa-
tion pertaining to the trip:
Leave Scranton Thursday, Aug. -, 10 a. IN,
in II special train of vc>tibulc coaches.
Arrive in Washington. $50 p. IN.
Leave Washington p. H.. on a special boat
tor Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News
and Virginia Beach
Arrive Norfolk a. m. Friday: the day TO he
spent in Sightseeing around the above named
places.
Leave Old Point Comfort Friday. at : p. M.
Arrive in Washington Saturday 1T a. M.
During this trip. all the meals from Thursday
evening TO Saturday morning. will be taken on
the boat
Saturday, 2l,h. will he devoted to visiting the
numerous interesting places in and around Wash.
ington.
Leave Washington midnight saturday. in a
special train OF Pullman sleepers. Uullmins will
bc open at 0.3O tor those who wish to retire
carly)
Arrive Luray Cavelns in time for breakfast
Sunday morning. Here ample time will he given
for breakfast and trip through the most inter-
cstins caverrs in the world.
Leave Luray about II a. M. arriving al the
old historic town OF Cumberland for dinner.
SUPPER at Parkersburg.
Arriving at Cincinnati. : d. m., Monday, where
breakfast will be taken at the Grand hotel.
Leave Cincinnati about $50 a. IN.
Arriving at Louisville l p. M, Monday, Aug
ust 2G
Monday afternoon, Tuesday and Wednesday,
until 5 p M, will be spent in Louisville.
While in Louisville, the party will occupy the
Pullman slcepers, arrangements having been made
to accommodate all parties living in their cars
at very pleasant location, away from all noise
and confusion, and will he thoroughly lighted
by electricity and equipped with all modern
sanitary conycnicnccs.
While in Louisville. meals will he taken at
first class restaurant, located in what tine
Louisville committee has designated as the
pullman City"
At this place there will be located telegraph
and telephone stations; also street car station,
with a two.minute service to the central city,
tH'iS 'hdhiHS tht locatlon Us Mandy ana conNen-
lent as if located in the center of the city
Returning--Leave Louisville at p m., Wed.
nesday, giving the eXcursioniss daylight ride
over the Allegheny mountains, through Oakland,
Mountain Park, Deer Park, along the Cheat
river, liarpcr's Ferry and the Potomac river.
Meals will be taken at Parkersburg, Cumbcr-
land and Philadelphia. arriving at Scranton about
midnight, Thursday, Aug 90
The cost OF the trip will be $50. exclusive OF
lunch and dinner in Washington, and meals dur.
ing the stay in Louisville. Your committee be.
leving that during the stay in Washington and
the stay in Louisville the party would be so
scattered that it you'd be unwisc for to arrange
for meals at these two points
Tho restaurant at pullman City" will be run
on the European plan and at very moderate
rates
Arrangements have also been made so that
those who wish TO do so can return via Buffalo
by paying an additional fare OF s6.35. Tie route
will be via the Big Four, Lake Shore and Lehish
Valley RAILROADS
The committee has visited Louisville and found
ii one OF the most beautiful cities of the south
and its people the most hospitable it has ever
bcen their pleasure to meet, and has also gone
over tie entire route herein described and can
without hesitation, recommend il to all who de.
sire to make the pilgrimage to this conclavc.
The rates herein given, of $50, is based on
party of one hundred and Fifty
The route will be via Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, Philadelphia and Reading railway
ana Baltimore and Ohio railroad.