The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-28

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strations must have amply rewarded him
| for the care and labor he has expended In
the effort to reach that result
Eminent Sir w. ]. Millfgan. of Mary
commandery. of Philadelphia. is clerk OF
the select council of that city.
Packer commandery. No. %. of Mauch
Chunk. sent the following delegation.
| which participated in Yesterdays parade:
| Eminent Commander Charles T.. Clark,
Generalissimo j. Martin Ross. Captain
General Charles Il. Brinkham. Treasurer
| Elwood NJ. Kuntz, Recorder Laird IT.
| Barber. Past Commanders Eugene II.
| Blakslce. Ira G. Ross. Sir knights Charles
! w. Roberts. Dr. G.. Stewart Kirby. o. o.
Jarrnrd Numa c. TTcaton. Dr. ]. Edward
Wasser. Hector r. Craig. w. H. Obert. M.
O. Kuntz. Dr. G. w. Bower. Ira T.. Seidle.
Robert l.. Sweeney. George W. Reichard.
| This cOmmandery was constituted in 1886,
! and was named after the late Robert A.
| Packer, of Mauch Chunk. Among the
| past commanders accompanying the COM
| mandery is eX-Congressman Laird TT.
Barber. who represented the Eighth dis
trict of Pennsylvania in the Fifty-sixth
| congress. The commandery during its
| stay in Scranton. is duartered in Pull
| man car near the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey depot.
Palestine commandery. No II. of Car
| bondale. sent the following as her repre-
SeHtdtiNeS uOWn 10 Lf1e parade: Eminent
Commander u. Sir j. r. Shannon. Gener-
| alissimo Sir w. A. Spencer, Captain Gem
| eral Sir M. II. Tappan. Treasurer T.. Sir
S. d. Davis. M. D.. Recorder F.. Sir TT. B.
Wilbur. Past Commanders w r. Baker.
George Burrell, r. W. Mills. G. r. Swi-
gert. George S. Kimball. w. T.. Yarring-
ton. J. w. Dimock. D. r. Nicol. s. A. Nc
Mullen. J. NJ. Stewart, j. q. Miles. W. D.
Evans. f. T. Dennis. George NJ. Patter-
| son. IT. Carter. r. NJ. Tannan. r. F.
Rocmmelmcyer, j. p. A. I'ingley, Sir
Knights ]. IT. Baglcy. j. S. Berry. Alex
Copeland S. s. Cobb. ]. r. CAMERON
George w. Cross. p. J. Foster. Walter
Fricl. George T.. Terrcl. W. w. Fletcher
e. r. Geary. w. G. Giles. Frank Hubbard
c. " Helms. j. W. James. Andrew Lind
say. p j. Lee, +. Love Ellsworth Myers
w. n. Morgan. G. w. Norris. A. L. Pat
terson. H. a. Patterson. r. W. Pcthicll,
7. ]. Place. J. r. Stephens. ]. 7. Simpson,
G. f. Taylor. A. T.. Tiffany, J. b. VAN
| nan. George Young.
The Tribune wasIagain honored yestcr-
day with q sercna1e by the Perseverance
| band of Lebanon and Alexander's Ninth
Regiment band, of Wilkes Barre. The
music and the compliment were alike ap-
preciatod
Past Grand Commander Irving p. Wan
ger. Of Norristown. is congressman from
the Montgomery county district.
Kendrick. ir of Philadelphia. is the sem
ior grand warder of the grand lodge of
Masons of Pennsylvania.
r. r. Sir Joseph Alexander jr.. of
Scranton. is the only Scrantonian other
than Grand Commander Penman who has
held the Office of grand commander.
Colonel Arthur Macarthur who Is here
rs representative of the grand master Of
the grand encampment. is editor of the
Troy, n. y, Budget.
Among tho prominent knights accom-
panying Hermit commandery, No 81. of
Lebanon. are: Past Grand Master John
=. S. Goblin. lieutenant governor OF Penn
sylvania: Past Eminent Commander
Abraham Hess. the mayor of Lebanon;
Editor W. n. Atkins, of the Lebanon
Courier: A. Rise Bowman, of the Lebanon
Times: Past Eminent Commander Grant
Widcman. Eminent Commander Harry W. |
segrst, Hon. John A. Wemer DR.. ]. C.
Bucher. Charles d. Weirick. esq. Charles
l.. Henry, DR.. d. p Gerberich. DIR. j. r.
Petcrman. John *. Raudenbush C. ].
Rarr Edward Kimmcl, George Kimmcl |
John r. Morgan. Captain Eli Daugherty |
Harry O. Nutting, Harry II. Linea weaver,
Theodore p. Frantz. Joseph Kidd, Will
liam Y: Frantz. j. shindel Krausc, Harry |
u. Atkins. II. Il. Hughes. William Hutch |
inson. Francis Rothermcl. John II. Kill
lnger. Frederick Snyder, S. A. McAdam,
A. T.. Evans, Henry Boyer. John Brown, |
Harry G. Miller, Daniel p. Witmeyer |
Samuel Simpson. irwin Guth. Paul Mss
Icy and II. l.. Balsbaugh. The following |
ladies accompany the party. Mrs. d. p. |
Gerberich. Mrs. RI. w. Siegrlst, Mrs. s. |
A. McAdam, Mrs. Frederick Snyder, Mrs. |
William n. Atkins, Mrs William Hut
chinson Mrs. II. n. Atkins. Mrs. ]. b. |
Morgan, Mrs. George and Mrs. Edward |
Nimmel, Mrs. Ellen r. Tmberger, Mrs.
Francis Rothermel and Miss Simpson.
.t1L n
ance band, of Lebanon, one of the best |
at the conclave. The commandery is
quartered at Hotel Coyne.
st. Omar comnlandery, No. 10. of Ell
mira, n. V, is represented by Past Emil
nent Commander Guy Shoemaker and n.
j. Routledse. and Sir Knights w. TT.
Schroeder and Fred Fox.
Past Grand Commander r. Leo Smith,
of Pttsburs, Is past grand standard
bearer of the grand encampment.
Sir George r. Jackson, of Mt. Olivet
commandery, No. 10, of Altoona, is
prominent citizen of the Mountain City.
He Is engaged in the furniture business,
is an active member of the board of
trade, has served several terms on the
school board and is a veteran of the Civil
war.
Rev. Robert +, Y. Pierce. pastor of the
Penn Avenue Baptist church, appears in
fun Tcmplar uniform. lie is a knight of
'h'd''' NO II, pI ROCK |
ford, Ill. Iio is also a member of Win
nebago chapter, No. q, Royal Arch
Masons, of the same place, and MEM
her of Glassboro lodge, No S., Free and
Accepted Masons, of Glassboro. y. ].
Clarence cOmmandery No. 81, CORY. is
represented by Eminent Commander
Charles H. Geiger, u. Sir John r. Muekie
and Sir James l.. West. They accom-
pany Mt. Olivet commandery, of Erie
Clarence commandery was constituted in
1874 and has II membership of seventy
two.
st. Andrews commandery, No 76. Of
Susquehanna arrived yesterday I'm
special Pullman car and will remain DUR
ing the conclavc, Its officers are: Emi-
ncnt commandcr, Adelbert =. French;
Clark Evans; captain gem
eral. Henry j. Persons; treasurer, Charles
A. Miller: recorder, John G. Brewer. The
commandery has sixty members and
boasts of the largest representation of
any commandery In the state i'm the
grand commandery. 1t also numbers I'm
It's ranks th9 oldest living treasurer of
a blue lodge An Pennsylvania. Sir Charles
A, Miller.
Baldwin III commandcry, No. 22, of Will
Transport. is recognized as one of the
crack communicates of the state. Its