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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1920

Page

10

Route of today's LO. O. F. parade through Boston streets

The 40,000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs parade will take five hours with 32 divisions. Police tighten traffic control from 12:15 pm and 1:00 pm start. Governor Coolidge, Mayor Peters, and General Oakes will review the line at Park Square.

Coolidge Peters ODD Fellows

How 10 Get Rid of Gatarrh

An advertisement promotes Dr Blosser's Remedy a home smokeable treatment for catarrh and related ailments. It claims medicinal herbs produce healing vapor reaching head nose throat and lungs and offers a trial package by mail for ten cents from The Blosser Co Atlanta Georgia.

Blosser Blosser Co Atlanta, Ga

Subordinate lodges parade route listing and marshals

A long roster details subordinate lodge divisions led by Colonel Charles H. Cutler with William A. Dingwell as division marshal. It lists multiple lodges and bands from Boston area, marching routes from Dartmouth street, Park Square, Columbus Avenue to Berkeley Street, with Walter Chapin division marshal and Henry W. Crowell division marshal and a wide spread of lodge numbers and bands.

Newbury Street Arlington Street Massachusetts Herbert B. Bond Park Square Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Providence Street Church Street Charles H. Cutler William A. Dingwell Commonwealth Avenue Dartmouth Street First Corps Cadets Boston City Aesop Band Massachusetts Lodge Siloam Lodge Commonwealth Lodge Hobah Dorchester Neponset Hermann Trapelo Lodge Columbian Lodge Harmony Lodge Mt. Vernon Lodge Waterfield Lodge Rebekah Lodges Charles M. Austin Division Marshal Farm Beacon Street Beta Association Beulah Friendship Mystic Union Evergreen Good Will Azar Beatrice Crescent Bernice Social Hawtherne Rose Standish Acoma Loyal Rebekah Lodge Ramona Purity Resolute Miriam Olympia Peerless Tennyson Heliance Ione America Independent Betty Alden Victoria A. J. Bosworth Pearl Hill

Pageantry and Drill Mark 1.0.C.F. Delegates Programme

Today 1.0.C.F. delegates meet with new and old officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of 7 Odd Fellows. A parade of 40 000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs is planned, followed by entertainment at the National Theatre and a grand decoration of chivalry by General W. C. Gurney. Fireworks cap the evening at Charles River basin.

Procession Arranges Lodges Bands On Commonwealth Avenue

A listed parade forms on Commonwealth avenue with bands and lodges marching from Gove's Band to St. James avenue, passing Clarendon street and Copley square. Marshals from Dartmouth street coordinate included lodges such as Salem Light Infantry, Prince Jonathan, Bethesda, King Solomon, and St. John's along a route toward Park.

Henry C. Pratt Commonwealth Avenue Gloucester Street Boardman's Fore River Warren Lodge Putnam Lodge Montezuma Quinobequin Roxbury Lodge Lomia Daniel Hersey Longfellow Wildey Lodge Mt. Wollaston Lodge Crescent Lodge Old Colony Lodge Puritan Lodge Cohasset Lodge John Hancock Park Square St. James Avenue Copley Square Clarendon Street Gove Salem Light Infantry L’africain 101St Regiment Prince Jonathan Lodge East Lynn Lodge Kearsarge Atlantic Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Exeter Street Springfield Highland Pipe Band Hampden Lodge Phoenix Lodge Tekoa Lodge de Soto Lodge Amity Lodge Bay Path Lodge Monitor Lodge St. John's Lodge Woroneco Lodge Holyoke Lodge

Odd Fellows Parade Route and Key Dignitaries Listed

Start at 1 p m Arlington and Newbury streets. Parade goes Arlington Beacon School Washington Temple Tremont Boylston Park square with 40 000 participants from 32 divisions and many floats. Reviewing stands host Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters Grand Sire Sovereign Grand Lodge officers and Chief Marshal Gurney and staff at major city intersections.

Arlington Newbury Streets Beacon Washington Temple Place Tremont Boylston Park Square Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Governor Coolidge State House Peters City Hall Grand Sire Sovereign Grand Lodge Boston Common Tremont Street Avery Street Gurney

Square Parade Advances to Copley Square

The 17th Division led by George H. Hill plans a march up St James Avenue to Copley Square and dismissal. Read as the parade includes bands and drum corps from multiple lodges: Quin Sigamond No 43 Worcester No 56 Ridgeley No 112 Anchoria No 142 Central No 168 Thule No 239.

George H. Hill Commonwealth Avenue Gloucester Street Quinsigamond Lodge Worcester Lodge Ridgeley Lodge Anchoria Lodge Central Lodge Thule Lodge Park Square Pleasant Street Tremont Street

Marching Lodges and Bands Form Across City Streets

Historic parade segment lists division marshals and bands including Colonial Band, Martland's Band, Haverhill and Beverly ensembles, and many lodge groups with numbers. Processions form at Marlboro Street with right rests on Berkeley, Clarendon, Dartmouth, Exe ter streets as units move along Columbus Avenue and St James Avenue.

Fred W. Taft Marlboro Street Arlington Street Colonial Band Martland’s Band Highland City Band Pilgrim Lodge Winthrop Lodge Webster Lodge Standish Lodge Marlboro Lodge Maynard Lodge Hudson Lodge Acton Lodge Concord Lodge Hockomocko Park Square Pleasant Street Tremont Street Berkeley Street Pioneer Drum Corps Walkover New Bedford Framingham Band Morning Star Lodge Maanexit Lodge Massasoit Pioneer Lodge Colfax Lodge Camppello Lodge Acushnet Lodge Pacific Y Lodge Vesta Lodge Sabbatia Lodge Framingham Lodge Saxonville Lodge Columbus Avenue Clarendon Street Haverhill City Band Haverhill Brass Band Mutual Relief Lodge Protection Lodge Mizpah Lodge Haverhill Lodge Beacon Lodge Hope Lodge Wawinet Lodge United Brothers Lodge Monadnock Lodge Lawrence Lodge Dartmouth Street Beverly Cadet Band Clarke's Military Band Essex Lodge Fraternity Lodge Holton Lodge Bass River Lodge Danvers Lodge Consort Lodge Ocean Lodge Magnolia Lodge Powow River Lodge St. James’ Avenue Copley Square

23D Division Marshal Bearse and local lodge lists

Nahtan H. Bearse serves as Division Marshal with the right resting on Fairfield street. The text lists multiple lodges including Norwood Brass Band American Legion Band Trot Lodge and several numbered lodges such as Samuel Dexter 232 Reliance 137 Forest 148 Tisquantum 46 Rising Sun 99 Evergreen 105 Uxbridge 1 Ashland 161 Milford 228 Takawambait 59 and Pequod 229.

Nahtan H. Bearse Marlboro Street Fairfield Street Norwood Brass Band American Legion Trot Lodge Medfield Samuel Dexter Reliance Lodge Forest Lodge Tisquantum Rising Sun Evergreen Lodge Uxbridge Ashland Milford Lodge Takawambait Pequod Lodge Park Square Pleasant Street Tremont Street

Lodges and Bands Listed Under Division Marshal Dorr

Names of lodges and bands associated with Leon L. Dorr and Lieutenant Albert A. Ulm appear as division rights and resting points on Gloucester and Arlington streets. The list includes multiple masonic lodges such as Mt. Hope Lodge No. 68 and North Pole Lodge No. 218 among others and bands like Filene's Band.

Leon L. Dorr Marlboro Street Gloucester Street Nuss Ives Mt. Hope Elysian Lodge Friendly Union Lodge Fall River Aurora Covenant Lodge Nonantum Crystal Fount Bethel Lodge Shawmut Lodge Tremont Lodge Park Square Pleasant Street Tremont Street

Sovereign Grand Lodge Elects Officers in Toronto

Joseph Oliver of Toronto was unanimously chosen grand sire to succeed Henry V. Borst. Lucian J. Eastin of Missouri won the deputy grand sire seat on the third ballot over J. Witt Potter, with 127 to 77 votes. John B. Goodwin and William H. Cox were re elected grand secretary and treasurer. Installations planned for Friday at Ford Hall.

Sovereign Grand Lodge OF 7 Odd Fellows Lucian J. Eastin St. Joseph Joseph Oliver Toronto Canada Henry V. Borst Sovereign Grand Lodge Ford Hall Potter John B. Goodwin Maryland William H. Cox Kentucky Mr. Oliver Noble Grand Queen City Lodge Grand Lodge of Ontario Wellington County Oliver Wilson Lodge Eastin Clay County St. Joseph High School University of Michigan Circuit Court Grand Lodge of Missouri Rebekahs

Elders Seek Change to Age Limit and Term Sessions

The group proposed lowering admittance age to eighteen from twenty one and an amendment for biennial sessions was defeated. In the Sovereign Grand Lodge, offices such as grand chaplain grand marshal grand guardian and grand messenger are appointive and filled by elected officers after installation, delaying the appointments until Friday.

Sovereign Grand Lodge

Open-Air Public Market to Open at Codman Square

Boston opens a ninth open-air market in Codman Square Dorchester with produce from area farmers. The market runs Friday from 6 AM to 1 PM, approved by Mayor Peters and part of the Faneuil Hall Market initiative under Superintendent Connelly.

Codman Sq Dorchester Codman Square Peters Boston Connelly Faneul Hall

Careful Shampooing for Silky Hair Care

Advice against harsh shampoos and alkali. Recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless. Describes usage, lather, rinsing, and benefits for scalp and hair texture, with claim it’s cheap and widely available at pharmacies.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newbury and Arlington Streets William H. Oakes Henry L. Kincaide I. Frank Purcell Ernest K. Shaw Charles F. Mains Robert E. Harding Charles G. Campbell A. W. Bertrand Robert C. Jamieson Frank Lieberlich Addison L. Winship John FE. Bryant Winfield F. Prime Robert M. Moore John T. McClintock George F. Harding Milton F. Thrasher H. L. Smith Charles A. Roberts Justin A. Duncan Robert Siggins George H. Priesing Morris Wolf Walter R. Meins Frank ?. Peirce Edward Co. R. Bagtey Benjamin F. Thompson Frank P. Congdon George C. Ela George A. Wilson Frank D. Hurley Albert S. Irving R. Guy Northey Rodney T Teel W. C. Gurney Patriarchs Militant Boston Public Library James H. Blakney Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Grand Merton L. Briggs RAND Pilgrim Unity Eagle Haverhill Sagamore American Legion Band Waltham Fall Hill Garden City Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut St. James’ Street Rebekah M. Arlene Colburn Mary Washington Ruth Rebekah Crystal Rebekah Kenora Rebekah Martha Washington United Rebekah Colfax Rebekah Nakomis Rebekah Esther Rebekah Seashore Amity Rebekah Charity Rebekah Naomi Rebekah Olive Branch Azar Rebekah Beatrice Rebekah Brighton Rebekah Evening Star Highland Union Progressive Rebekah Riverside Rebekah Stella Rebekah Usher Rebekah Joseph York Rebekah Faith Rebekah Fidelity Rebekah Evelyn Rebekah Starlight Rebekah Unity Hebekah Arabella Rebekah Rowena Rebekah Maple Rebekah Prosperity Rebekah Norma Rebekah Thusnelda Rebekah Liberty Rebekah Highland Rebekah Unitah Rebekah Sylvan Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Lodge Abigail Adams Rebekah Lodge Clarendon Dartmouth Miriam Rebekah Winning Rebekah Willow Rebekah William Parkman Nehoiden Rebekah Wildey Rebekah Lodge Tola Rebekah Lodge Blue Hill Rebekah Bethany Rebekah George M. Powers Everett City Plymouth 1011St Engineers Winnisimmet Lodge Everett Lodge Zenith Lodge Mystic Lodge Eastern Star Crystal Bay Neptune Lodge James B. Barnes Marine Lodge Fraternal Lodge Cape Cod Exchange Lodge Mayflower Lodge Mattackesett Lodge North River Lodge Adams Lodge Mt. Pleasant Lodge William R. Hooper Lynn Cadet Band Bay State Lodge West Lynn Lodge R. W. Crown Lodge Glenamore Lodge Providence Lodge Cliftondale Lodge Gatarrh Walter Chapin Ivision Waltham Watch Company Atheneum New England Lodge Suffolk Lodge Cambridge Lodge Friendship Lodge Mt. Auburn Lodge Mt. Stnal Lodge Dunster Lodge Henry W. Crowell Lowell Military Band Aleppo Temple Shriners Boston Cadet Band Highland-Veritas Lodge Oberlin Lodge Shawsheen Lodge Centralville Lodge Bunker Hill Lodge Howard Lodge Riverside Lodge Middlesex Lodge Melrose Lodge Malden Security Boston Lodge Souhegan Elliot Lodge Newton Lodge Waban Home Lodge Sincerity Lodge C.F Irvington Soorasy Bey Pes Contaer Chinas Ene Drgur Bryer Sen Dot Dorit Borst Frank C.goudy Denver Doverer Cheernur Ge I A Poh Fai Sone Div ODD Fellows’ Parade Corton Freeman O. Emerson Carter Letter Carriers Stone Stewart Franklin Lodge Norfolk Lodge America Lodge Bethesda King Solomon Lodge Ancient Landmark Lodge Rising Star Lodge Sterrat Fredonian Lodge Harvard Lodge Robert Burns Lodge North Star Lodge Leominster Lodge Lancaster Lodge William Ellison ODD Fellows Parade Arthur T Derbyshire Waltham City Band Dixon’s Lafayette Lodge Prospect Lodge Governor Gore Stoughton Lodge Blue Hill Lodge King David Excelsior Lodge Mansfield Lodge Wampum Lodge Clifford FE. Hamilton Orm Albert A. Ulm Filene Cronstrom Oasis Paul Revere Caleb North Pole Norden Swampscott Lodge Real Onto Board of Control Oliver Lumber Company William C. Gregor Commonwealth of Massachusetts Bob White Geo. R. Fuller Bromfield
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