Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
AUGUSTA KNIGHTS
GO TO WATERVILLE
FOR ST. JOHNS DAY
Trinity Commandery to Unite
in Good Time Up-river June
24-Will Leave On Special
Train-Baseball, Parade and
Banquet Will Feature Day


Trinity Commandery, No. Z. X. r
Will so on st. Johns day, June n to
Waterville for their annual ST Johns,
Day pilgrimage. In that city they
VIII be the guests OF st. Omer Com
mandery No. l., X. 7. and there will
also be present eight other com
manderies from different cities in
Maine
These communicates are Maine
Commandery No. l of Gardiner;
Portland Commandery No. > of Port
land; St Johns Commandery No. :;
or Bangor; Claremont Commanderv
NO. Of RockIand; DeMolay Com
mandery No. 10 of Skowhcgan:
Palestine Commandery No. ii of
Belfast: DeValois Commandery No.
10 OF Ninalhaven and Camden Com
mandery No. -; Of Camden.
The local commanders will leave
this city on a special train which is
10 leave Portland so as to reach Wa
ttrville about go in the morning.
This train will take the Sir Knights
from that direction and in this CITY
three cars will be added to the train
for the members Of Trinity Com
mandcry
Ipon their arrival at Waterville.
each Commandery will be met bv a
past commander who will see that
they are well taken care of. 4 pa-
rade Will take place at 1910 with st.
Cmer Commandery leading tie liHe.
1t Will pass the reviewing stand at
the homo of TT. Eminent Frederick
Thayer. In the reviewing stand Will
be TT. I'm. Grand Commander
Frank w. Denaco Of Bangor and his
suite. There Will lie II Past Grand
Commanders in the reviewing stand.
The communicates will march to the
fair grounds where it IS expected
that about 1000 Sir knights will be
served q shore dinner at 1230 Tie
afternoon will be devoted TO sports,
Including ball game between a
team representing st. Omer Com
mandcry and one representing Trim
ity Commandcry.
The lineup of the Trinity team is
expected to be as follows: Arthur
Fish. y; Dick Bell. c; "Squanto"
Wilson, 1st; Red Gray, 3rd; Law
Lawrence Purinton IS; Henry
THING. md; Charles Chase, If; Bur
leigh Martin. CT: Charles Kinsman
If. St Omcr Commandery has
challenged Trinity Commandcry to
this game and the challenge was ac-
Ceptcd with :Ec warning that the
Augusta COmmandery will 80 up
there to take the game away from
the W&tervilIe men.
At Il o'clock. lunch will be served
and then entertainment will he, pro
Vidcd. The communicates will leave
for home at $ O'Clock and viii be cs-
Corted to the station by st. Omcr
Commandery with AL of the bands
from the different cities, COM
bincd into one big squad.
Some figures as to the size or the
banquet: About 2,Ono 10 NC served. 30
walters necessary TO serve the ban
quot, 40 men Will lie necessary to
prepare the delicacies. the table set
in the form OF a hollow square will
DC r,-'' iPtl IoilS OF NIUE over
three tifths of a mile. in the center
OF this hollow square of tables will
be a serving table 90 feet square. 40
barrels or 120 bushels of CLAIMS and
5000 pounds of lobster will be pre-
pared. the work will be done by the
Sea Products Co. of Rockland under
the personal supervision Of General
Manager Walter j. Rich and his sorS
Walter. Jr. and Eugene.
Before leaving this CITY. Trinity
Commadnerv will assemble at Ma
sonic Temple and Will march over
Rincs hill to Green, up Green to
State, over State 10 Bridge. DOM
bridge TO Water and down Water to
the station. All Sir knights will be
IN Iul uniform and they will be ac-
comp"nicd by the Augusta Cadet
bad of 80 pieces under the leader
ship Of Sir Fr1ill Dennis.