The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-05

The following we're installed officers of Presump
scot Lodge by DR.. F. C. DOlley, district deputy:
N. G.-Frank Moulton.
V.G.-F. G. Rich.
Secretary-Thomas Look.
Treasurer Amos Leighton.
Peaks HsInnd.
AT the last meeting of Beacon Commandery,
United Order of the Golden Cross, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term;
N. C.-James W. Brackett.
V. n. C.-Mrs. Eliza A. Jones.
w. P.-Eben W. Wilbur.
N. X. R.-Howard II. Trefethen.
+. K. R-Ambrose V. Ackley.
Treasurer-Henry Trefethen.
W. H.-WIlliam j. Frazier.
W. l. G.-Joseph H. N. Rand.
w. o. G.-Robinson O. Sterling
Tfuslees-Charles E; Trefethen, Robert F. Skill
lings, Lewis Mcdonald.
Representative to Grand Commandery-James
W. Bracket.
Alternate-Charles E. Trefethen.
The officers viii be installed January 12th.
WestbROOlS
At regular meeting of Westbrook Lodge, K. Of
p, the following officers were elected:
C.C.-F. Fl. Grant.
V.C.-F. Blake.
PA. II. Small.
X. of r. and S.-F. Seal.
NJ. of E.-A. F. winslow.
Nj. at Al. w, Babb.
On Friday evening, d. D. G.. NJ. S. H. Skillings,
assisted by Acting Grand Officers Craigie, Warren,
Springer, Winslow and Knowltou, installed the
officers of saccarappa Lodge L. o. o. F., follows;
N. &C. A. NJ. Webber.
V. CA. j.. Hawkes..
r. S.-W. V. Harmon.
p. &C. c. Andrews
T-W. w. Cutter.
W.-George Jordan.
&C. Z. Partridge.
o. G.-F. w. Babb.
1. G.-F. E. Allen,
r. S. n. G.-G. H. WinsloW,
l.. S. N. G.-E. H. Hale.
X. S. V. CIV. e. Knowlton.
l.. s V. &C. B. Woodmsn.
K. S. Sc. j. Hazelton.
L. s. S.-A. M. Swett.
GOrhum.
At meeting of Gorham Lodge, No. 90, 1. o. o.
F., on Friday evening the following officers were
installed by Acting Grand Officers @. Watson, W.
W. Curtis, L. Bean D. Hasty and George WAY:
N. G.-walter Harding.
V. G.-HOward McKenney.
X. S.-David Watson.
P.S.-William Usher.
T,-Gardiner Parker
After the installation the lodge sat down TO an
excellent supper at the NJ E. vestry
The report OF the council called to consider the
resignation of Rev. II. S. Huntington, was read at
meeting of the church on Thursday evening
The council decided that it would be better for the
Sn,en p S1u plsn p 70 & nave Sne PIeSent pastor re-
report of the council and abide by its decision. On
Friday afternoon tho parish voted unanimously TO
The Congregational Church circle met with Mrs.
G. ID. Weeks on Wednesday evening" Notyith-
| standing the very bad walking, a large number
were present, and most sOciabe evening enjoyed.
The High School Lyceum Club hold their regular
public meeting this (Mondayl evening at the school
house, at o'clock. The question is: Resolved,
That inventions an aid to the laboIing man. A
| large audience greatly encourages the speakers
and all will surely be well repaid for their presence
| Marriage bsis have been sounding during the
past week. In Gorham, on New Years day Miss
Rosie Chute, the very successfll teacher of the
model school in the Normal School at that place.
was united in marriage to Mr.. Frank p johnson OF
| Gorham. The ceremony las performed bv Rev
Mr.. Huntington and many friends were present TO
tender hearty congratulations. Miss Chute was in
the first class OF graduates from Bridgton High
School and since reaching the age OF years she
| has been engaged in the profession of teaching,
taught thirty schools. After graduating from the
| teacher iu the model department which position
| she has since hlled With much honor to herself
Yarmouth.
On Thursday evening last, d. d. G. G. r. l..
Dodge, assisted by other Grand officers, visited
| Westeustogo Lodge, No. 50, Of Yarmouth, and In
stalled the following officers:
| @. C.-Charles L. Blake.
| V.C-f. A. Pen.eSter.
| P.-George A. Leighton.
/ NJ. of E.-E. Ii. Wilson.
| NJ. of FL. M. Walker.
X. of r. and Sired A. True.
| NJ. at A. -.
After the installation ceremonies the District
Deputy introduced Grand Chancellor L. A. Harker
who addressed the lodge in S able interesting and
work in a very thorough manner.