Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-12
FRATERNITY NOTES.

Tie Good Templsrs Lodge at North
Appleton is in very flourishing condition.
Sixteen new members were admitted at q
recent meeting
Members of Canton Pallas, |. o. o. F.,
House last evening, which was largely
born's Orchestra. They propose to Inn
course of Assem- biies this winter.
At the annual meeting of Esoteric Lodge,
F. and A. NJ, Ellsworth. on Thursday
evening last, the following ofiicers were
elected for the coming year J. w. Neal
ley, M X. F. Sweeney, S. W.; j. A.
Bowden, ]. W. A. B. Black, Treas; j.
A. McGown. Secretary; E. d. Carr, S. D.;
K. b. Holmes, j. d.
The Belfast Lodge Good Tenplars will
give an entertainment tomorrow (Friday)
evening at the vestry of the Universalis.
church. One of the features of the enter
| tainment will be wine and Water drill
by ~ young lady members, the program
me will include, also. iableaux. charsdes,
music, etc. The proceeds will be devoted
10 carrying on the childrens organization
connected with the lodge.
Sebasticook Lodge |. o. G. L. of Burn
ham are so well satisfied with their conf
petitive system, that they will continue it
the ensuing quarter. Mrs. +. A. McAllis-
ter was chosen for one side and Miss Pearl
Libby on the other, with Miss Annie Sher
man and Able VIM, Lieutenants. This
Lodge will have Christmas tree at the
hall and cordial invitation is extended 10
all to assist in making it a success.
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River Lodge, No. 1913, +. q A. NJ, held at
their hall in Brownville, Monday evening
Dec. Sth, the following officers were
installed by ID. ID. G. NJ. Hamlin for the
ensuing year: C. II. Dunning, w. NJ; L.
L. Page. S. W.; C. Z. Herrick, J w NJ.
W. Mcintosh, Sec. &C. S. Davis, Treas. !;
W. C Wells, 5. d.; NJ. B. Herrick, j. d. ;
J. w. Davis, s. $. The lodge is in a
hourishing condition, twelve candidates hav
ing been elected and raised TO the degree
of M. NJ. the past year.
Pine Tree Lodge of Good Templars of
Windham, is to hold public temperance
meetings once a month through the winter.
The first meeting will be holden Friday
evening. December 18th. All are invited
to attend and help make the meetings
Interesting and profitable. The Juvenile
Temple received callers at their meeting
Tuesday evening. Interesting talks were
made by Miss Hawkes. and others. Mr.
Amos Manu. the superintendent. is always
foremost in every good work. Visitors are
always welcome.
At the annual meeting of p. Henry
Tillson Post G. A. r., of Thomaston, held
on Saturday evening last, the following
Off GERS were elected John d. Morse, Com
mander; C. A. Copeland, S. V. c.; Z. NJ.
Kella-, j.. V c :; II. C. Levensaler, Sur
geon; G W. Fales, Chaplain; j. ii. H..
Hewett. z NJ Patrick Moran. officer of
the day ). f. Cushing, officer of the guard.
Chss. ID. W. Woodbury. and William X.
Bickforj delegates to the Department
Encampment with G. A. Copeland and 4.
NJ. Kellar as alternates.
| Mrs. Josephine Pollard of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Maine gave
two interesting lectures at Damariscotta
Mills last week and on Monday evening
organized lodge with % charter mem
hers. The officers are as follows: Lncius
/ York, W. c. T.; Mrs. George Hammond,
W. V. T.; Mrs NJ. NJ Rollins. ?. c. T. ;
Frank Clark, Sec; Miss Addie Clark
Asst. Sec; Mrs. Edna Taylor, Chap. ;
Harry Genthner, Marshal; Josephine
Winslow. Deputy Marshall Mrs. NJ. D..
McCurda, Treasurer: Miss Nettie Tomlin-
son, Guard; Frank Webster, Sentinel.