Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-25

CauSland and f. ID. Lor1ng, met tne
party on the Kennebec at Richmond,
Tuesday morning, and came to this city
in their company. When the steamer
arrived at her wharf, at S.45, Maine
Commandery, escorted by the National
Home Band of Togus. met them and
parade through the streets mentioned
in Tuesdays paper, was given. The
line was made up as follows:
City Marshal Andrews.
Chief Marshal Thomas y. Jewett.
Sir Knights Harrington and Baglcy,
mounted.
National Home Band. Prof. b. W.
Theme, director.
Maine Commandery.
Roberts Band of Chelsea.
Palestine .Commandery of Chelsea:
Carriage containing Governor Allen,
Capt. Gallagher, Maj. Smith and Dr..
Elwell of ToguS
Carriages containing Past Commanders
Lash and Buffum and other officers OF
Maine Commamdery.
When the line reached the park the
Communicates formed two lines, one
on each side of the flag staff, the flag
was saluted and the Togus Band played
The Star Spangled Banner" The
march was then again resumed and
proceeded to the Coliseum, where q
lunch was served, which was greatly
enjoyed. The tables were very prettily
set in the form Of an immense triangle
and the visitors did full justice to the
tempting menu. While this was going
on in the Coliseum the visiting ladies
were entertained at Masonic hall by
/, the ladies of Marion Chapter, Eastern
Star, of this city. At 1890 the line
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Tosus and later to Augusta, where din
ner was taken. Arriving again in this
city, the visitors made short inspec-
ton of Masonic hall and proceeded to
the Kennebec, on which they left for
Bath where they remained, Tuesday
night, as guests of Dunlap Command
cry of that city. AS the boat left her
wharf three cheers We're given by the
departing visitors and was returned by
the entertainers. The visitors and
guests were:
Eminent Sir Elmer l.. French, emf
nent commander.
Sir James Gould, general.
Sir Charles Fl. Faunce, captain gen.
eral.
Sir Rev. r. Perry Bush, prelate.
Sir Harry c.. Croker, senior warden.
Sir Elmer C. Faunce, Junior warden.
Sir ]. X. Montgomery, treasurer.
Sir Lyman NJ. Miller, recorder.
Sir George w. Gotta. standard bearer.
Sir James Marston, beausant bearer.
Sir Charles H. Grammar, national
color bearer.
Sir Walter C. Searles. sword bearer.
Sir Justin S. Perkins, warder.
4, tpir n1-
jutant.
Sir Charles f. Legg, Sd guard.
Sir Thomas Coyle, I'd guard.
Sir Walter G.. Litchfield, 1st guard.
Sir Charles G.. Roberts, quarter
master.
George D. Flockton. sentinel.
Past Commandant Eminent Sir
Charles NJ. Avery.
Past Commandant Eminent Sir Will
liam Martin.
Sir knights Church, Hearne, George
A. Patten, Charles Walden, NJ. NJ.
Baker. f., b. Douglass, Wilbur A. Bas-
ton, George II. Atkins, John E. Mar
shall. David L. Johnson, Jesse F.
Knowlton. William p. Gerrish, Fred l..
Grove. Justin e. Holt, John w. Dorr,
David Boyn. George H. Appleton, Cur
It's c. Tewksbury. NJ. e. Bearse, God
frey Jepson, Charles Q. Turkey, j. a. d.
Schaffer.
Guests:
Eminent Sir Charles A. Estey, grand
lecturer of VIM. Parkman Command
orv ssIV
Sir William r. Sawyer. Joseph War
rem Commandery. Boston.
Charles King, Edw. II. Morse, j. NJ.
c. Murphy, VIM. Parkman Command
cry. East Boston.
c. J. William, c. II. Dow, Arthur F..
Colby, Bethany Commandery, Law
renee.