The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-01
 KNIGHTS QUEBEC TRIP IN AUGUST Official Tour of New Eng land K. of.C. to National
 Convention Side Trips to Montreal, La chine Rapids, Ste Anne de Beaupre and White Moun- tains.

being manifested among Bridgeport Knights of Columbus in the National Convention to be held at Quebec from August End to the 9th Many parties are being formed and great time is anticipated.
 In addition to the interest and i'm portance of the convention, the fact that it is to be held at the most in- teresting city on the continent will doubtless bring a very large atten- dance from all over the country. No more ideal spot could be selected for the convention than this ancient his- torica1 city, and all who avail them- selves Of the opportunity to visit it will be well repaid for the journey.
 Quebec is charmingly located on an elevation with a commanding view of the St. Lawrence River, and has been fitly styled "The Gibraltar of Ameri- ca'' Its historical associations are there are many points of interest in and around the city which are well worth a visit: Dufferin Terrace, the Basilica, the Plains of Abraham, the British Garrison, Laval University, Montmorency Falls and the world-re- nowned shrine of Ste. Anne de Beau pre-, which every year attracts thou
 
 the world. From Quebec by conven- lent journey one may visit Lake St. John, the Laurentian mountains and the far-famed Saguenay region. Both Montreal and Quebec, with their nu- merous Catholic colleges universities, shrines and churches. are sure to be of special interest to the Knights of Columbus and their friends.
 The following tour has been ar ranged under the auspices of the State Deputies of New England and will be personally conducted by Bro. Geo. H. Kelly. special representative of the Columbus Travel Society.
 The official itinerary follows: Sun day July 31-Leave Boston, North Station 700 p. m. in special train of Pullman palace sleepers for Montreal via Boston 6. Maine Central Vermont and Grand Trunk Railways. Stops will be made at Lowell at 7:35 p. m., Nashua Jet. 8 D. m. Manchester, N. H., 9:15 D. m. White River Junction Providence, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Attleboro, Taunton, Fall River and Brockton should arrange to start with party from Boston. From Law renee and Haverhill, connections are made at Lowell or Manchester, N. H. from Worcester, Aver and Fitchburg, at Nashua Jet, or Boston. Delegates from New York City and Connecticut should arrange to leave New York at D. m Bridgeport 4:29, 6:09 p. m., Hartford 6:38 D.. m. Holyoke S:37 p. m. Northampton S:56 p. m. Greenfield e:25 D. m., Brattleboro 10:25 p. m. Bel lows Falls 11:1O p. m. connecting with ton.
 Monday. August Arrive Bonaven- ture Station, Montreal. 7:15 a. m.; party will transfer to Queens Hotel oppo- site station. for breakfast. After breakfast carriages will be taken for drive to Mt Royal. thence through the beautiful residential section of the city, with views of McGill University, Royal Victoria Hospital, Convent of the Grey Nuns. the Grad Seminary, Chateau Ramzay. the Church of No tre Dame Largest on the continenD, Bonsecours Market and shopping dis trict. Luncheon at Queens Hotel.
 At 5 p. m.. party will take train from Bonaventure Station for Lachine wharf, where they will board steamer for a most exciting and interesting trip through the famous Lachine Jubilee Bridge, with magnificent pan oramic view of the city. On arrival at dock, party will immediately trans fer to the steamer for Quebec, due to leave at D. ni-; staterooms reserved for our party; evening dinner served on steamer.
 Tuesday, August 2-Arrive Quebec 2 a. m., transfer to St. Louis Hotel and Chateau Frontenac
 Tuesday. August 2. Wednesday. Au- gust 8, Thursday. August 4-National convention, Knights of Columbus, in session. Sightseeing in and around the city of Quebec. Carriage ride, visiting Plains of Abraham. Dufferin Terrace. the Basilica. British Garrison and the Lower Town. Special pill grimage to the working shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre on Wednes- day afternoon under the leadership of Rev. James N. Supple, State Chaplain of Massachusetts, with side trip to Montmorency Falls.
 During stay in Quebec those who desire may make side trip to the Saguenay region via steamer through nay River to Chicoutimi and return to Quebec touching at Murray Bay, Tadousac, Capes Eternity and Trinity. Expense for this side trip, including transportation, stateroOm berth and meals en route, $15.00. arrangements for which trip must be made in ad- vance.
 Friday, August 5.-Leave Quebec 8 a. m.,N ferry to Lewis. where party will board special train of Pullman parlor cars for home via Quebec Central, Maine Central and Boston & Maine roads. passing by daylight in open ob- White Mountains. via Fabyan. Mt. Washington, Crawford Notch, Inter- vale and Portsmouth. Luncheon at Dudswen Jet. Supper at Sanbornville, arriving Boston in the evening.