Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

and an efficient committee have left
no detail unconSidered in making the
stay of the Sir Knights in Waterville
satisfactory and pleasurable in every
way.
The following are the officers of St.
Omer Commandery: Sir Carl c. Pr
per, eminent commander: Sir Wal
dron H. Sprague, generalissimo; Sir
Frank d. Robinson, captain general;
| Sir Harry H. Hatfield, senior warden;
Sir Paul r. Baird, junior warden; Sir
Harry S. Grindall, prelate; Sir Frank
| w. Noble, treasurer; En-. Eugene c..
| Herring, recorder; Sir Bert K. Meser-
vey, standard bearer; Sir Ralph A.
Jewell, sword bearer; Sir Roy Brer,,
U. S. Flag bearer; Sir Wallace A. Hill,
beauscant bearer: Sir George T. Will
liams, warder; Sir Harold A. Pepper,
organist; Sir Frank f. Carter, sentin-
Ell; Sir Luke r. Brown, Sir George
W. Hoxie, and Sir Norman E. Has
kell. guards.
The principal officers of the visiting
Communicates are as follows:
Maine Commandery No. /, of Car
mander; Sir Irving Il. Fossett, gen.
eralissimo; Sir Freeman +. Wood,
captain general.
| Portland Commandery, No. 2, of
Portland-Sir Clifton l.. Davis, En-.
commander; Sir Charles F. Sanborne,
genealissimo, and Sir Melville H.
Marston, captain general.
st. Johns Commandcry, No. 3, of
Bangor-Sir Edwin NJ. Miller, Emin-
ent commander: Sir Louis E. Shepley,
generalissimo; Sir Charles A. Potter,
captain general
| Trinity Commandery, No. Z, of Au-
gusta-Sir Louville Written, Eminent
| commander: Sir John c. Arnold, gen.
eralissimo: Sir r. Crawford McIlroy,
captain general.
Claremont Commandery, No. 9, of
| Rockland-Sir Edward C. Payson,
Eminent commander; Sir Arthur F.
Wisner. nneralissimo: Sir Robert B.
! stevenson, captain general.
DeMolay Commandery, No. 10, of
Skowhegan-Sir Frank II. Madden,
Eminent commander; Sir G. Ernest
-tvore. generalissimo. and Sir Elton
Atwood, captain general.
Palestine Commandery. No. "A. of
Belfast-Sir Warren a. Nichols, En-
inent commander: Sir Linwood 3.
Thompson, generalissimo; Sir Ralph
ID. Southwotth. captain general.
De Lavois Commandery, No. 16. of
Ninalhaven-Sir Frank NJ White,
Eminent commanders: Sir Edgar H.
Bradstreet. generalissimo: Sir George
Strachan. captain general.
Camden Commandery, No. %, of
Camden-Sir Frank j. Mcdonnell,
Eminent commanders; Sir John l..
Tewksbury. generalissimo: Sir How
ard ID. Small. captain general
The following are the committees
from st. Omer Commandery who are
in charge of the various preparations:
General committee-Eminent Carl
c. Piper, Sir Waldron H. Sprague, Sir
Frank d. Robinson. and the past
commanders of st. Omer.
7 Reception committee Rt. En-.
| Frederick c. Thayer, En-. Charles W.
Nicue.
Finance committee-Rt En- J.
lfitCeIlCh NH, Eth. In1flCS W. NISuc,
j treasurer.
| Parade committee-Em. Clarence f.
B. Walker
Banquet and lunch oommittee-Em.
I, Herbert B. Holland, En-. John 4. Da =
vison.
Entertainment committee En-.
! Charles w. Niguc. En-. Carl c. Piper.
| Sports committee-Em. Henry W.
Abbott.
! Decorations comnittce-Em. Fran
els NJ. Wheeler.
I Printing committee-Em. Eugene c.
Herring, Sir Caleb A. Lewis
! Grounds committee-Sir Wallace 4.
Hill.
| Automobile committee-Sir Clinton
| H. Goodhue.