The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04
MASONIC.
Second Days Proceedings of the Grand
Bodies.

| bOQ16S.
The second days proceedings of the Masonic
bodies were very fully attended.
| GRAND CHAPTER
| The Grand Chapter met at o'clock yester
| day morning and reports Of committees were
| presented That of the committee on returns
showed the membership to be 4,040; candidates
223 deaths 81
| AT 10 o'clock Past Grand High Priest Fl. FL
Burbank was called to the East, and proceeded
| to the installation of officers The following
| appointments we're announced:
| District Deputies
| Fifth district, George W. Goulding, West
| Watervllle.
Sixth district, e. Howard Vose, Calais.
| Grand ChaplainS-
Rev. Charles q. Vinal, Kennebunk.
| Rey. Edwin f. small, Saco.
Rev. John Gibson, Portland.
Rev. w. G.. Haskell, Lewiston.
Grand Captain Host-John o. Shaw, Bath.
Grand Principal Soiourner-John q. Small,
Portland.
Grand Royal Arch Captain-Rotheus e.
Paine, Camden.
Grand Master Sd vail-George Fl. Wakefield
Grand Master I'd vail-Carlos E. Kempton,
Turner.
Grand Master list vail--Albert M. Penley,
Auburn.
Grand Stewards-H. f. Blanchard. Angus
ia, Charles 1. Collamore, Bangor, William N.
n Prince, Portland ,MDavid Ell. Knowlton,
Pennington.
Grand Extraordinarily j. Murray, Port
land.
Grand Sentinel Warren O. Carney, Port
land.
No charters were granted. At 1880 the
Grand Chapter closed with prayer by Grand
Chaplain Gibson.
ORDER OF HIGH PRIESTHOOD.
The Council of High Priests met at IL
o'clock Fourteen presiding officers of vari-
GUS chapters were received into the order.
The following officers were elected:
President Oliver Gerrish, Portland
Senior Vice President-J. H. Drummond,
Portland.
: Junior Vice President-Ed Edward P Durham
Saco.
Treasurer-Ievi A. Gray, Portland.
acknowledgement Berry, Portland.
Master of Ceremonies Horace FL. Burbank,
Saco.
Observation-Disclosures e. Paine, Camden.
Chaplain-Lemuel Bradford, Bangor.
Steward-Albcrt NJ Ponley, Auburn.
Warder-James NJ Neyens, Bocksport.
The Council was then closed.
GRAND LODGE.
Wednesday afternoon the Grand Lodge call
ed on at o'clock. Routine business occupied
the session until 24O when s. E. Root, Master
OF Temple Lodge of Saccarappa 18th his Off
GERS, entered, and assuming their station exem-
plifed the first degree in an excellent manner
At44O the Grand Lodge called OFF until
O'Clock Thursday morning
GRAND COUNCIL.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters met at 2 p M, Grand Master Airing
ton B. Marston of Bangor, presiding.
The following officers were elected:
Grand Msster-Arlington B. Marston, Ban
Deputy Grand Master Marquis F. King,
Portland.
Grand P. G. of Work-Horace II. Burbank,
Saco
Grand Treasurer-Lsander W. Fobes, Port
land.
Grand Recorder-Ira Berry, Portland.
Grand Chaplsin-Wm ]. Burnham, Lewis
ton.
Grand N. of Ger christopher G. Hayes,
Portland.
Grand Capt. Guards-C Charles W. Haney.
Belfast.
Grand Conductor-william A. Barker,
Rockland.
Grand Steward Albert M. Penley, Auburn.
Grand Sentinel-C cnversesO. Leach, Port
land.
They were installed by Josiah Fl. Drum
mond, Grand Master of the General Grand
Council of the United States.
No other business of importance and the
Grand Council closed.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar met at p. M, Grand Commander Ed
ward P. Burnham of Saco presiding.
The Grand Commanders address reports tht
order in excellent condition, and gave and in
teresting sketch OF the history of the Grand
Commandery, this being the thirtieth anniver-
sary of its organization.
The following officers were elected:
Grand Commander-Edward P. Burnham,
Saco.
Deputy Grand Comr.-Isaac s. Bangs Wat
erville.
Grand Generalissimo-John o. Shaw,
Bath.
Grand Capt. Gen.-Charles B. Morton, Au-
Grand Prelate-Edwin F. Small, Saco.
Grand Senior Warden J. Fred Leayitt, Ban
gor.
Grand Junior Warden-Benj. F. Andrews,
Portland.
Grand Observation-Disclosures FOD6B, fOfbianu
Grand Recorder-Ira Berry, Portland.
Grand Standard Bearcr-Wm. P. Bailey,
Skowhegan.
Grand Sword Bearer-Walter f. Bradish,
Eastport.
Grand Warden-Albert NJ. Penley Auburn.
Grand Capt Guards-Warren O. Carney,
Portland.
A charter was granted to Palestine Com
mandery at Belfast Grants tactics were
adopted. Closed