Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-15
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! the city.
The evenings program began at
. few minutes past S O'Clock. VIXEN Grand
| Knight William Fl. CULVER called the
| gathering to order. After "a BRIEF en-
i tertainment consisting of sketches aE''
| songs Rev Fr. Henry Of this city WAS
| called upon. He received very cor
dial greeting and spoke in his usual
/ effective Mariner, dwelling upon the
great significance of tie celebration.
After the splendid address of Father
Henry. the company adjourned up
stairs to the banquet room, where a
bountifui rcpast was served by Caterer
Lord ana assistants. Four tables We're
occupied and the following gentlemen
We're in attendance: William II. Gull
iyar. John j. Boyle, Rev. NJ. A. Clary,
Hcv. j. J. Ahcrn, Rev. Edward j. Hew-
ey, Jas. f. Cavanagh, Florence F..
priScnn Rev. Timothy g. Nancy, +. III.
DNcill. +. j. Murphy. Bath, James T..
State, JAS NJ. O'Bricn. Mr.. HARM,
John NJ Iaughlin. w. }. Rogers, f. q.
McDonough. Richard +. Harvey,
James H. Kcndrcgan, Patrick +.
Kinds, Nick Adams, Gustave Yorkc,
Edw. F. Flaherty, u. w. McAndrcW, j..
r. Conway, ]. NJ. Burke, +. J. Merrill,
John CULVER, Joseph Collins, Joseph
'.arosh"le NJ. ]. McDonough, VIM.
Nickcrson, NJ. J. Greene. J. l.. Dona-
huc.-- Rystr. NJ. j. Gibbons, Charles
Kelly, John Burke, John Kane w. j.
Baker, NJ. J. Nee. NJ. Rucl Fell, VIM.
Dolan. Joseph, l.. Doyle, VIM. II. Guilt
nan, Charles w. Carr, NJ. j. Meyers,
VIM. H. Dohcrty, Charles Dolan,
Frank j. Shcchan. p. j. Collins, John
Feeney, John Ford, VIII Foley, Ed
ward James Quinn, John o. Brien, Fred
Harvey. John Clark, j. j. OConnor,
James A. Pinkcrton, T. +. Cuskley. j.
J. j. O'nonncll, Thos. w. l.. Melon
ugh. Is. T.. McDonough, Edw. G.. Bak
r, Robert f. Ahern, Thomas II.
Flahcrty, T. +. Greeley, f. $. Morrow,
George Is. Littlehcld, Alfred Decor
micr, J. =. Gorham, Terrence j. Gou
rivan. T. J. Donley, Peter OConnor, w.
T. Rryson. a. G. Wilson, John A.
Walsh John w. Hudner, d. l.. Bow
m James Tomey. Fred l.. Dunn, ThOS.
]. Collins, John f. Callinan, Thomas
Towln. NJ. j. Landers, Thomas J. Lap
nin Thomas p. Parker. G. OI4ourke.
.. II. Adams. james l.. McGonnigle. J.
p. Buckley. J. w. Dunn, T. l.. Callan,
Hugh F. McDonough, j. T.. LorinS,
James T.. Loguc, p. a. Mahoncy. Barth
!Iuard. Octave Fradettc. William Nor
'ison. J. p. McCabe, :. J. Mccarthy,
VI. ]. Greeley. NJ. c. Mccain, w. Nu-
gent. p. J. Malta, NJ. w. Guinnee. John
4. Collins, Charles Kahling. H. H.
Roche, f. J. Petty, NJ. J. Leyden, ]. L.
/ Jacobs
After the excellent menu had been dis
cussed, Grand Knight CULVER spoke a
few words of thanks to the members Of
the local council, who had manifested 50
deep an interest in this celebration. In
closing in most graceful words he intro
duced Hon. John f. Cavanagh Of Bos-
ton. past state deputy Of Massachusetts.
who was accorded an ovation.
Mr.. Cavanach is an orator Of the first
rank and his address was a truly master
ly effort. Time and again he was inter
rupted by the most hearty applause.
Mr.. CaVaragh ciOquentlY discussed the
principles OF patriotism and in this con
nection related the story of Philip No
Ian. the man without a country.
Mr.. Cavanagh said that Catholics might |
disagree with their fellow citizens regard |
ing religion. but that when it came to the
matter of country they Were a unit. AS |
Catholics, the Knights of Columbus are |
to be the eNemnars Of the world and in |
order to do This they must be true in their
puhnc ana private ne
Grand Knight CULVER in thanking Mr.. |
Cavanagh said it was the most eloquent |
address he had ever listened to on this |
subject On motion of Mr.. CULVER a ris- !,
ing vote of thanks was given MI. Cav |
anagh. who was also accorded round OF |
cheers.
The party then returned to the hall |
down stairs. where the evenings program |
was concluded with resumption of vau- |
deville entertainment.
The party broke up at midnight
The committee of arrangements was |
made up Of Grand Knight Gullivcr, Z. r. |
F'laharty. d. F. Magner JOSEPH Laro |
chelle. Patrick Collins. John Kane. John |
Mclaughlin. David w. McAndrews !
Florence F. Driscoll, w. j. Rogers and
c. L. Kelley.