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Miss Susan Sanford from Bridgeport called on friends in the village one day last week.
 Mrs Flora Young has returned to her home in Cato, N. Y.
 Mrs Dora Sanford has returned from an extended western trip. l Miss Maybelle Sanford entertained a party of young people round a camp fire, on the hill near the old church, last week Thursday evening.
 Miss Mary Wallace from Middle belle Sanford.
 MT and Mrs c. A. L. Queckberner are in the Adirondacks for two weeks. 1 Miss Mary Burgess entertained a party of young friends at hershome last ] Saturday evening.
 MT and Mrs A. H. Gillette were in New Haven last week. Dr Wright from New Milford, the health officer for the town, was looking over the school buildings in the village, last week.
 Mrs Julia Welton Worden from Syra- cuse, N. Y., called on friends in the village recently.
 George S. Frost and friend of New York spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Elmer Frost.
 MT and Mrs John Ford of SOuthville, were in town, Sunday.
 Misses Carrie and Inez Burr Of Plymouth have been the guests of Miss Etta M. Young.
 Miss Maybelle Sanford is entertain ing friend.
 Frank Wellwood of Jersey city spent Sunday in town.
 Miss Etta M. Young spent Wednes- day at Pine Grove.
 Albert Pierce of Boardman was in town, Wednesday,.
 Misses Maybelle Sanford and Ger trude Trowbridge have returned from a trip to Boston and Maine.
 Mrs Gorton and child have arrived in town.
 Sherman Garfield of New Milford was in town, Sunday. MT Wilder. the extract man, is again in town.
 MT and Mrs Andrew Young were at MT and Mrs Cornelius Peck's in New Milford, last Friday.
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WATERFOWL.
DEATH OF WILSON ATWOOD.

Wilson Atwood, son of Henry P. At wood, died, Saturday afternoon, after a sickness, of five weeks, with typhoid fever. He was young man of great pr omise, having graduated from the local High School in 1899 and being a member of the Yale class of 1905. His parents have the sincerest sympathy of the whole town in their great af fliction. He was an only child. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon al 2o'clock. The floral tributes were pro fuse and the attendance attested the sympathy of the townspeople with MI and Mrs Atwood.
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THE COaswELL-NETTLET WEDDING.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Thornton Cogswell to Miss Amy Net tleton, second daughter of MT and Mrs Henry Nettleton, on September 10. After wedding tour they will come back and go directly to housekeeping in the pleasant cottage of B: G.. Clark's, which has been occupied by George A. Watts and family, who re- move to Bantam
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THE SCHOOLS BEGIN MONDAY.

THE SCHOOLS BEGIN MONDAY.
 The schools in town will commence on September 8, Miss Lines of Milford at Calhoun street, Miss Burr of Gull ford primary at Calhoun street, Miss Scott of New Haven at Church Hill. Arthur w. Pond at Romford, Miss Helen Seeley at Upper End and Miss Brown at East street.
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\ Pleasant Expression

Is sure to dwell on the face of the man, woman or child who buys the nroducts of the Woodbury Bakery we use imto Int the nroducts of our bakery and the large increase in patronage Is proof that the people are pleased. Come and see us. "e Sou'e things you want.
 FRANK HOU0HTALIN0, Prop.
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HOnneTruStCO
 Derby, Conn. Capital, $So,ooo; Surplus $lo, 1000;
 Assets $455,ooo. A Trustee to Execute All Kinds of Trusts.
 OFFICERS Daniel s. Brinsmade vice president. Charles N. Downs. Secretary and Treasurer. This Company is authorized by law tO ceive and execute trusts of every kind. from individuals, corporations or under order Ol court. It offers its services in any capacity and assures those who may intrusl their buS- mess to 1t. the most careful attention, and prompt and business like administration. It. terms are as reasonable ,hOse of an individ ual agent or trustee. Any one desiring to SC of the officers of the Company.
 Reports of its financial condition are made to the State Banking Depart ment every three mOnlhs and it's books and securities are eN- amlned twice year by the Bank Commis- SiOnerS.
 Send for Our Booklets.
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THE SHELTON FAMILY REUNION

The Skilton family reunion was held at the Town hall, Wednesday, August 27, about l50 being present. Nearly every town hereaboutS was represented and several from New York and Brook lyn and Florida and other states. Julius J. Skilton was elected president mittees were about the same as last year. Three deaths were reported in the family during the year.
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&. Nws at Moolq,as

4 w OA& S0A0Ss AAA Furniture and
 Carpets.
 The Furniture Sale will save you more than ONE THIRD or almost every sort of furniture piece for cham CT, dining and parlor set.
 In addi,ion;-
 Some Superb Chances to Pick Up Good Crapets. V Cheap Y We wish to dispose of all the one-roll and two-ro!l pat. terms in carpets now in stock To this end we will let you buy them for something less than we paid for them our. selves.
 In all, there are about thirty patterns represented in these single and double rolls, and of course they are desir able patterns, or the heavy original stoc wou d not be >reduced to that minimum. I8 Patterns in Axminster Car
 pets, o>t o0c;
 fomerly SIPS Q yard. 6 Patterns in Wilson Carpets,
 at $l.25s
 formerly $I.75 3 yard
 Note especially the AK ministers at goo. These will give four times the wear 0 the Brussels Carpets that you buy regularly for 85c yard We have matched patterns in Hall and Stair Carpets.fo: the Body Brussels which ~v, will sell at 75c a yard. Also. "Mottle," or "H,' and-Miss" Velvet and A. minister Carpets; perhaps q durable a floor-covering a.: has ever been divised i, wool, at 65c and 75c a yd.
 Best 5 frame Body Brussels in new styles, $1 25 a yard.
 A number of dropped pat terms in Brussels, highly de sirable, at 65c, 75c and ST yard.
 'qFE1wMAllEf@.
 NEW HAVEN.
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600 42OO
Eight Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.

AN EXCITING HORSE RACE. A horse trot at New Preston Station furnished excitement for some, Sher- man Hartwell's horse beating Ezra Hull's stopper.
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MIDDLEBURY.
GRANGE TOPICS.

Middlebury Grange will give the drama, ''Abuve the clouds, consisting of Il characters, on next Tuesday night, in the Town hall. Doors will be open at 8 o'clock. Admission 25c.
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DON'T FORGET

wben vou come this way, to call and examine onr new lot of Elastic Felt Mattresses. which - have added to our already large variety. T,,st a few Ieft of those Veranda Rockers and Settees. Improve your Opportunity Now. One of those Century Refrigerators left,which viii be closed out at 8 bargain.
 J. ID. KIMBALL, ruNrRAI, DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. { Telephone 19-A, Woodbury, Ct.
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BETHLEHEM.

G. c. STONE INJURED. G.. Stone is nursing broken ar m,
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Miss Alice Buell. spent last Sunday at Woody Crest, the guest of Mrs George GriswOld. Miss Buell. con- mences her school in Whigville, this week.
 Mrs Lawrence Taber of Waterbury
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BRIDGEWATER.
F. w. RAYMOND ORDAINED.

F. W. KAYMOND ORDAINED.
 Papers received from East Wey- mouth, Mass, report the ordination of Rev Frederick w. Raymond, in the Congregational church in that place, August p. MT Raymond sup piled the Congregational church in Bridgewater and has many friends among us. He has accepted a unani- nous call to the Congregational church in Anderson, Ind.
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Cemetery and Memorial Work
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THE SCHOOLS BEGIN.

Schools begin next week. Two teachers from out of town have the Treat and Mallett districts, Miss Glover of Newtown the former, Miss King of Danbury the latter.
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Mrs M. Cunning moved her house . hold goods to New York on Monday, where she is to make her home in the future.
 Miss.Julia B. Catlin is enjoying her vacation with friends in Litchfeld and Northtield.
 MT and Mrs James Black were the guests of MT and Mrs T. F. Atwood at Laurel Beach over Sunday. MT and
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SCHOOL TOPICS.

The Fall school term begins Septem- Der Is with nearly all the teachers in their old positions. The Center school house has been thoroughly renovated and cleaned, new partition put in the cellar to separate the larger from the smaller children; the furnaces thor oughy overhauled to bring them to their capacity of heating so that the school need not close down on account of the cold, city water has been put in with lavatory in each room and stand pipes with hose on each landing, and it is expected that these improvements will materially increase the comfort of all who attend the school.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY,
QUAKER'S FARMS.
A RECTOR IN PROSPECT,

RECTOR IN PROSPECT.
 Rev Theodore M. Peck is to con- duct services in St Peters church at Oxford Center, Sunday morning, Sep- tember. ', at II o'clock. and. at Christ church, Quaker Farms, at p. m. At the conclusion of these services ar engagements are to be made with MT Peck to continue in charge of the two parishes.
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Financial Institutions.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev MT Carter gave an excellent dis course on Sunday from Prov. 27: 19. "AS in water face anSwereth to face, so the heart of man to man." There was large choir present and the sing ing aided by Miss Lottie Lesser's sO- pranO was of a high order.
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kensingtOn No 50.

Kensington commandery, No. 81, OF
Philadelphia. arrived at 4.3O o'clock D.
M. over the Delaware and Hudson road
Like the other PHILADELPHIA command
cries it had a big delegation, including
many ladies. On the way hither the
party enjoyed ride over the Switch
back" at Mauch Chunk and dinner on
top of Summit Hill.
Below is a list of the members OF
Kensington commandery participating
in the Scranton conclave; also list of
ladies accompanying them: z. Sir
George F. Powell, eminent commander,
and Mrs. Powell, Sir Walter L. Yerkes,
generalissimo, and Mrs. Yerkes, Sir
Henry Fl. Brown, captain general, T..
Sir Stephen c. Fraley, p. c., treasurer,
and Mrs. Fraley, E. Sir John f. Rau,
p. c. recorder, Miss Grace r. Rau and
Miss Elizabeth H. Rau, Z. Sir j. George
Brueckmann, p. c., Z. Sir Frederick G.
Maurer, P. c., and Mrs. Maurer, Z. Sir
William Rowen, P. c., and Mrs. Rowen,
Sir Lewis T. Matlack and Mrs. Matlack,
Sir George Meisle and Mrs. NIeisle, Sir
j. Albert Spanagle and Mrs. Spanagle,
Sir William w. S. Leidy and Mrs. Leidy,
Sir Thomas d. Brown, Mrs. Brown and
Miss Alice T.. Brown. Sir c. Wesley
Ruffel and Mrs Ruffel. DIR. r. Nell and
Mrs. Nell, Sir Robert Werner and Mrs.
Werner, Sir Doneetso Felix and Mrs.
Felix, Sir Knights Frank Cox, James
Givens, George A. Blyeu, Joseph G.
Haines, John A. Merritt, Henry c. Mer-
ritt, Russell Spence, Joseph H. Rainer,
Franz G. B. Falk. Charles w. Stigale,
Ben T. Welch, John d. Batteau, Jacob
M. Crouthamal, Frederick Craemer,
Louis Hack. Frederick w. Reese, Philip
II. Retze, John Schuebel, DIR. Norman
B. Tuttle. DIR. William ]. McNaull and
Mrs. McNaull, Mrs. William X. Helm
bold, Miss Sadie Shissler. Mrs. Margaret
Rau, Miss Sadie Rau and Mrs. Magill.
91fheir headquarters Is at the Lacka-
wanna Valley house. The Dunmore
band will accompany the commandery
in the parade.
Kensington commandery now num-
Sers 115 members. In its membership
are three members of the board of edu-
cation, the dean of the medical staff
Of the Masonic home, and two man
ayers Of the Masonic home. also the
president of the Neafie and Levy Ship
building company.
"A we'll organized Ladies' auxiliary ac-
companies the commandery One of the
past commanders, who was formerly
the grand prelate of the grand com
mandery Of Pennsylvania, now holds
the place of grand prelate in the grand
commandery of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. The commandery has
enrolled as honorary members r. e. Sir
George w. Kendrick, jr., p. G. c.. and
now senior warden Of the grand lodge
of Pennsylvania, and r. e. Sir Adam
II, Schmehl. p. G. C.
Following are the officers of Kensing-
ton commandery: Eminent commander,
Il. Sir George F. Powell; generalssmo,
Sir Walter L. Yerkes captain general,
Sir Henry Fl. Brown; treasurer, e. Sir
Stephen c. Fraley. p. c.; recorder, T..
Sir John F. Rau. p. c.; trustees, r. Sir
Matthias Seddinger. P. c.. Sir Frank
Cox, Sir William Beal.
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Pilgrim. No. II, of Harrisburg.

Half hundred knights and ten ladies
Joined in the pilgrimage of Pilgrim
commandery, No, IL, of Harrisburg.
They came in special Pullmans, over
the Pennsylvania and Delaware and
Hudson, arriving at 5,24 yesterday af-
ternoon. They are making their head
quarters in the Pullmans. which are
sidetracked on convenient switch.
Their general headquarters, however,
are at Hotel Jermyn, i'm front of which
their street banner was flung yester-
day at noon.
Among the Pilgrims are many noted
Masons. Eminent Sir William NJ. Dom
aldson. grand junior warden, Is past
eminent commander of Pilgrim COM
mandery and the present division COM
mander of the division of which Har-
risburg In a part.
Right Eminent Sir John Vallerchamp,
thirty-third degree, is a past grand
commander of the Grand commandery
knights Templar OF Pennsylvania; past
eminent commander of Pilgrim COM
mandery. No. II, knights Templar,
Harrisburg, Pa; past high priest Per-
severance chapter, No. 2l. r. A. NJ,
Harrisburg; past T. ]. @. master, Har-
risburg council. No. 7, r. and S. NJ,
Harrisburg; past illustrious commander
In chief, Harrisburg consistory. A. A.
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Reading, No. az, Of ding.

The Reading commandery, No. AZ,
knights Templar. of Reading, Pa, Is
the strongest as we'll as one of the
most popular communicates in the
state, outside of Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. 1t attends all state and
triennial conclaves, and its appearance
in line of parade is always favorably
commented upon. The commandery is
accompanied to the conclave by the
full Ringgold band.
Reading commandery was organized
Sept IA, 1871, with seven charter men,
bers. Its growth has been phenom-
email, as its present membership is 1856.
Its capital is $13500.
The present officers are: William A.
Schmidt, eminent commander; Charles
S. Foos, generalssimo; John M. Goas,
captain general. Lewis Dauth, treas
urer: John Il. Renninger, recorder.
Among the prominent Templars in
the membership are: Past Grand
Commander Adam II. Schmehl, Divis-
ion Commander Henry l.. Sartorius.
District Deputy Grand Master Joseph
w. Day, ex-Mayor Thomas p. Merritt,
a member of finance committee of the
grand commandery, ex-Mayor w. F..
Shanaman, ex-Congressman S. r. An
coma, ex-senator T.. H. Shearer, John
B. Renninger, treasurer of the Read
ing school district; Fred p. Heller,
water commissioner; Hon. S. p. KEEP
pei, Oscar b. Wetherhold, Prof
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Allen, No. 20, Allentown.

Allen commandery, No. 20, stationed
at Allentown, arrived yesterday after
noon at 4.3O over the Delaware and
Hudson, accompanied by the Allen
town band OF forty pieces. It's head
quarters are at the Lackawanna VAL
ley house.
Those in the Allentown party are:
E. Sir Frank w. Martenis and wife,
T.. Sir David S. Bachman and wife,
H. Sir William II. Schlechter and wife,
r. Sir Henry @. Wagner and wife, Sir
George Bear and wife, Sir Luther
Campbell and wife, Sir Allen II. Cress-
man and wife, Sir George Deaufer and
wife. Sir David Griesemer and wife,
Sir Edward Knisely and wife, Sir Will
liam p. Meyer and wife, Sir John S.
Mack and wife. Sir Frank B. Mauser
and wife, Sir Benjamin Nuding and
wife, Sir George T. Oplinger and wife,
Sir John e. Shaffer and wife. Sir John
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sylvania, 1897, and thirty-third degree
| Mason, member of the Supreme council
of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction,
U. S. A., 1901.
Edgar A. Tennis thirty-second de-
gree, A. A. S. r., of Harrisburg, Pa. is
the present right worshipful grand
master of Free and Accepted Masons Of
Pennsylvania. He is also past eminent
commander of Pilgrim commandery.
No. II, knights Templar, Harrisburg;
| past master, Lamberton lodge, No. 81,
| Thompsontown. Pa; past high priest,
Perseverance chapter, No. 81, r. A. NJ,
Harrisburg, and past grand high priest,
Grand Holy r. A. chapter, of Pennsyl-
vania.
Michael William Jacobs, leading
| member of the Dauphin county bar,
Harrisburg, Pa, is a past eminent COM
mander, Pilgrim commandery: past
| master. Robert Burns lodge. No. 1854:
past high priest. Perseverance chapter,
No. 81 r. a. NJ; past grand high
priest, Grand Holy r. A. chapter. of
Pennsylvania: past r. l. G. master,
Harrisburg council, No. I, r. and S. NJ,
Harrisburg. Pa.
T.. Sir Harry Il. Walter was made a
Mason July 10. 1883. He was Worship
full master, Robert Burns lodge, No. 464,
F. and A. NJ, 1895; and is a member of
Perseverance chapter, No. 81. r. A. NJ,
and Harrisburg consistory, thirty-sec-
ond degree. A. A. S. r. He Is at pres
ent also eminent commander of Pilgrim
commandery, No. II, Knights Templar,
1902 -O3.
The officers Of Pilgrim commandery
are:
Sir Knight Harry B. Walter eminent
commander: Sir Knight George A. Hut
man, generalissimo; Sir Knight Samuel
N. Miller, captain general; Sir knight
Alexander w. Bergstresser, recorder:
L. Sir knight William L. Gorgas, treas
urer.
Z. Sir knight Arthur D. Bacon, prel-
ate; Z. Sir Knight Jacob p. Barringer,
alternate; Sir Knight Lewis L. Beitler,
senior warden: Sir Knight Alfred ].
Feight, alternate; Sir Knight Lewis L.
Banks, junior warden: Sir knight
George Roberts, alternate; Sir knight
Harry S. Kelley. standard bearer: Sir
knight John w. Smith. color-bearer;
Sir knight c. Lyman Nickel, sword
bearer; Sir Knight William L. Brod-
beck warder: Sir Knight Abraham c.
Miller, captain of guard; Sir Knight
Charles Giesking, second guard; Sir
Knight Howard NJ. Bird third guard:
Sir Knight David F. Jauss, sentinel; Sir
Knight Harry c. Harper, organist.
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stinson, the Irish poet; Sir Thomas
s. Stout, chief clerk to the city solici-
tor and whose voice is often heard on
1.-The hustings," and many others
prominent in the social, professional
and business life of the Quaker city
The elective officers of st. Alban
commandery are: Eminent corlman-
der, L. Sir McCluney Radcliffe. M. d.;
generalissimo, Sir Martin V. b. Davis;
lcaptain general Sir j.. Thomas Moore;
treasurer, f. Sir John r. McFetridge,
+. c.; recorder, Sir James McGarvey:
trustees, Il. Sir Robert f. Muslin. jr..
F. c., Sir William T.. Williamson, Sir
William b. Garlic.
Among those in the st. Alban party
are:
DR.. and Mrs. McCluney Radcliffe,
Miss Sarah C. Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. v. b. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Thomas Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Muslin, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Wilkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Garlic,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Carile. Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. MeFetridge, DR.. and
Mrs. Albert s. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greoge A. Maxwell, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Beatty, MIR. and Mrs. Sam
uel Abel, Miss Ethel Rivard, Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Heritage. Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Mather, Mr. and Mrs. S.
b. MacDowell MIR. and Mrs. Jacob b.
Pfersching, Miss Nellie Pferschng. Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Lengel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman NJ. Hatton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Wood.
MIR. and Mrs. George Stinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace A. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. v.
Risley. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. FELTON,, Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Courtright, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Z. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Naylor Einwechter. Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Bender, Mrs. William
Christy, Mrs. Mcpherson.
DR.. Joseph c. Egbert, Henry w.
Smith, George w. Hall. Prof. A. G. C..
Smith, H. M. Brown, Samuel r. Fos-
ter, II. v. Rivard, w. G. Nickum, AL
fredS. Lewis, John w. HILBERT, Harry
H. Tussey, Alexander Dow, Robert
Patrick, Charles Schaefer. Frank w.
Cassidy, Thomas F. Simmons, l..
Frank Stearns. Robert Harper. James
*. Logue, James H. Glenn, j. Clark
Wood, w. Cooper.
The commandery has its headquar-
ters at the Jermyn, where it gave a
brilliant reception last night.
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Hugh de Payens. No. l9, of Easton.

Easton's commandery. Hugh de Pay
ems. No. 10. arrived at 4.3O p. IN. yester-
day over the Delaware and Hudson
accompanied by the Easton band. There
We're seventy knights in the party, as
follows:
Past Grand Commander Samuel s.
Yohe, Division Commander William S.
Sample, Eminent Commander Titus A,
Steiner Generalssmo c. w. BXler,
Captain General Zachariah Taylor, Re-
corder George S. Segert. Past Com
manders p. c. Evans, r. Fl. Lerch,
George E. Sciple, Henry Weidnecht,
James r. Zearfoss and Sirs j. T.. Abel,
f. H. Ashton, A. r. Britain, j. Il.
Brodhead, w. H. Bodine. George Nj.
Bebler, L. T. Bell, T.. A. Berkey, l.. f..
Bixler, John B. Case, David Clark, f.
ID. Correll, Amos Dinkey, Wayne Du-
mont, Morton Decker. Charles J. Fitz-
gerald William b. Gibson. Constantine
Geisinger, w. NJ. Heiberger. William
Gould Heller, NJ. b. Hulsizer. w. E.
Howell, David Johnson, Hiram w.
Laubach, Horace Lehr. George Il. Lem
niger, William II. McIlhaney, C. r.
Miller, l., c. Michler E. e. Nagle, Lewis
Pittenger, j. p. Pursell, George William
Riegel James 7. Rayner, William NJ.
Semple. E. III. Shawde, r. +. Schwarz
J. Il. Speer, William E. Trewin. Andrew
;. uhler, William Werner, Harry
Wright.
The commandery Is located at the
Coyne house.
The conclave committee which ar
ranged the pilgrimage to Scranton Is
composed of Titus A. Steiner, chair
man; Zacharlah Taylor treasurer;
George S. Siegert, secretary: William
IL. King, c. Willis Bixler, William f.
Howell, James Il, Zearfoss, Edward e.
Nagle.
r. T.. Sir Samuel S. Yohe has charge
of the drills and of the commandery
in parade.
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8. r., Harrlsburs and thirty-third de-
gree Mason, member of the Supreme
council of the Northern Masonic juris-
diction, u. s. A.
owen M. Copelin, thirty-third degree,
Harrisburg, Pa, was eminent COM
mander Pilgrim commandery. NO. IL,
Knights Templar, Harrisburg, Pa. In
1894; worshlpful master, Robert Burns
lodge, No. 464, Harrisburg. 1898; most
eminent high priest, Perseverance chap
ter, No. q, II. A. NJ, Harrisburg, 1899;
illustrious commander-in-c chief, Harris
burg consistory, A. A. s. r.. Harris
burg, 1885, -99-190O; division commander,
Division No. 10, Grand commandery,
knights Templar, Of Pennsylvania,
1897 -9s: grand marshal. Grand COM
mandery, knights Templar, of Penn
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Tritschler and wife, Sir Frederick w.
Ulrich and wife, Sir Charles w. Welt
ertz and wife, Sir William A. Weld
ner and WIFE,
Sir Robert j. Beitel, Sir Thomas j.
Fretz. Sir Alfred p. Laubach, Sir Dam
lei Mager, Sir William H. Reutsheimer,
Sir william A. Smith, Sir Harry r.
Smith. Sir william A. weisei Sir Row.
land r. Davies Sir Alfred l.. Reichen-
bach.
Mrs. Victor Barner, Miss Elsie
Mover
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