The Portland daily press., 1889-05-10
THE MASoNS.
Third Days Proceedings of the
Grand Bodies.

The Grand Lodge met at 20 o'clock yes
terday morning. Various committees re
ported.
A charter was granted to Euclid Lodge at
Madison and its dispensation continued I'M
til constituted.
A dispensation was granted for new
lodge at Green's Landing. Deer Isle.
Mt. Kineo Lodge at Abbott was authorized
to remove to Guilford.
An invitation was received from the Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument Association of
Portland, requesting the Grand Lodge to
lay the corner stone of their monument May
30th. The invitation was accepted and the
craft at large will be invited to join in the
ceremony.
The officers were installed the following
appointments being made:
Corresponding Grand Secretary George A Cal
lahan, Lewiston.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
/. Henry o. Perry. Fort Fairfield.
q Benjamin #. Chadbourne, Princeton.
g. Edward r. Wingate, Cherryheld.
4. George A. Wheeler. Castlne.
5. Hannibal Hamlin, Milo.
8. William G. Mason, Bangor
z George b: Pray, China.
8. Edward p. Hahn, Lincolnville.
o. Hillard W.lRobnson, Warren.
10. William l. Adams, East Boothbay.
II. Daniel +. Boynton, Monmouth.
~. Charles A: Stilson Yassalboro.
IA. Fred w. Rideout, Bath.
10. Roswell @. Boothby, Liyermore.
16. Samuel X Knowland Norway.
~. Francis 4. Chase, Woodfords.
is. Wallace X. TarbOx Fryeburg.
10. Horace Mitchell, Jr., Kittery.
70. Harrison Piper, Lincoln.
GRAND cHAPLAINs.
Rev. John Gibson, Eliot
Rev. Charles q. Vinal Kennebunk.
Rev. @. s. Leffingwell, Bar Harbor
Rev. Albert 4. Dunn. Portland.
Rev. William Brunton, Yarmouth.
Rev. Charles Whittier, Dennysyille.
Grand Marshal-George X. Shaw, Portland.
Grand Senior Deacon-Ben Moore. North An
Grand Junior Deacon-s. Clifford BelcIer,
Pennington.
GRAND STEWARDS.
J. Fred King, Paris.
John Il. Oliver. Calais
Juds0n b. Dunbar, Portland.
Nathaniel b. Eastman. Warren.
Grand Sword Bearer-Edward McMurdie, Au-
Grand Standard Bearer-Edmund B. Mallett.
GRAND PURsUIvANrs.
Nahum s. Droun, Saco.
William o. Fox, Portland
Grand Lecturer-George E. Raymond, Port
Grand Organist-Charles +. Jones' Portland.
Grand Tyler-Warren o. Carney, Portland.
AT 1880 the Grand Lodge closed.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn.
plar Of Maine met at 2 pm. Joseph A. Locke
of Portland, Grand Commander, presiding.
Teiegraphic greetings were received from
the Grand Commandery of Georgia in SEES
sion at Columbus and responded to in he
same manner.
The report on credentials showed IA out of
II subordinates represented with many per-
manent members.
Grand Commander Locke reported the
order active and prosperous in this State,
the present membership being PITS, gain Of
113 during the year. One hundred and sew
enty-seveE candidate had been received.
The following officers were elected:
Grand Commander-Joseph A. Locke, Port
Deputy Grand Commander Edwin M. Fuller,
Grand Generalissimo Arlington B. Marston,
Grand Captain General-John E. Avery, Au-
gusta.
Grand Prelate- E. Howard Vose Calais.
Grand Senior Warden-Thomas p. Shaw, Port.
land.
Grand Junior Warden William J. Landers,
Grand Treasurer-Charles Fobes. Portland.
Grand Recorder-Ira Berry, Portland.
At o'clock the Grand Commandery adj
journed until 1880, evening.
The Grand COmmandery met at 7.30 o. m.
A charter was granted to St. Elmo Com
mandery at Machias, and their dspensation
was continued until they should be consti-
tuted under the charter.
The officers were installed by Past Grand
Commander William w. j. Burnham of
Lewiston.
The following appointments were made:
Grand Standard Bearer-Horace H. Burbank,
SacO. ft-'
Grand Sword Bearer-Frederick s. Walls, vi
nalhaven.
Grand Warden-Benjamin B. Farnsworth,
Portland.
Grand Captain Guards Warren o. Carney,
Portland.
AT 9 O'Clock the Grand Commandery was
closed.