The Portland daily press., 1890-01-10
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Pythagorean Lodge, No. IL, F. and A. M. Of
Fryeburg took place as previously announced
at their hall on Monday evening Jan. 9th
The services were conducted by Past Master
DR.. W. G. Towle. who impressively rendered
the ritual. At the conclusion of these cere-
monies the audience were highly favored
| with recitations and readings by Misses
| Mary Buzzell, Alice Locke and Mabel Fogg,
| also with vocal selections by Miss Hattie A.
| direction OF Mr.. II. Hldebrand. A fine
supper was served In the banquet hall early
| In the evening to the members of the lodge
and their many guests. The names of the
officers for the coming year are as follows /:
Worthy Mast 'r-E E Hastings
Senior Warden Weston
Junior Warden-D Chandler
Treasurer-w r Tarbox
Senior Deacon-F SawIele
Junior Deacon-M Keefe
CHAUTAUQUA NEWS.
The Fryeburg G. l.. 5. G. held its annual
New Years banquet on Tuesday evening
casion was much enjoyed by the members
aSd their guests. AS the company fingered
around the festal board in social converse
ZION, after their material, wants had been
duly satisfied by the bountiful repast they
| we're called to order by the President Mr.. ].
| S. 0arr0ws. He invited them, In q few we'll
/ chosen word, to give their attention to the
| mental repast that was offered by the toa SITS.
| These sentiments all received very appro-
/ pirate responses. They were as follows:
| an works of God"
Responded to by Rev. B. N. Stone.
Tie Academy and the c. L S. C--"May there
be bond Of brotherhood between them"
Responded to by Mr.. J. e. Dinsmore,
Prin. Academy.
The Fryetyrg Assenbly-Conceiyed in doubt,
en- enlargement. 1t Is now able to go alone.
r .sponded to by Mr.. s. w. Fife
Our Sister Societv-May they ever keep green
the memory of him who
is gone on the mountain, is lost to the forest,
Like the dew on the mountain. like the foam on
Like the bubble on the fountain, thou art gone
forever"-The Pequawkets.
Responded to by Mr.. 4. F. Norwood.
Our associate Members Not able to approach
the ''Goiden Gate" themselves, but gladly help
ing on more fortunate ones
Responded to by Mr., r. S. Howe.
| Why, beneath thy cloak
OF memories past, dOest hide thy face?
Have we been ca eless of Thy trust,
And trailed thy banner in the dust?
Grant us forgiveness, and renew our strength
TO teach thy history to the present race
Responded to by Me-. A. Lewis.
Our Gaests-They nave found our latch string
always snging out, may they never forget how
TO pull it.
Responded to by Miss Mary Buzzell.
A vote Of thanks was also rendered to our
Host and Hostess, Mr.. and Mrs M p.
johnson of the Fryeburg House, for their
kind hospitality.
and after spending social hour they slowly
crept home home SIN the icy air of night"
WEST BUXTON.
The whist club was entertained twice last
week. The first time by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith and the second time by Miss Mary
Dow. Very enjoyable evenings wire spent
at each place.
Howa Davis Esq, arrived home from
Boston last week and will spend few weeks
here with his family before returning.
Miss Illsley of Limerick, our former schools
mistress is Spending few days with Mrs.
Files.
The West Buxton Dramatic club are re
hearsing a drama which they intend to
present to the public soon.
The following officers of Buxton lodge
were elected for the ensuing year:
WM-Georee Ii Libby
W-Leonard Palmer
j W-JOhn A Fellows
Treas John Bergman
Sec-E q Ambr SO
SD-John II Sc erance
Trustees-W Briant, Hargrayes A
Smith
Committee Of Finance-Cyril p Harmon, James
SANDS, Charles Butler
1t is proposed by the members to have a
public installation and oyster supper.
Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
LA grippe" has made its appearance in
this vicinity.
Sawgo Tribe l. o. Red-Men worked the
Adoption" degree last Friday night. All
persons wishing to join can do so this month
at charter rates; after this month the rate
goes up.
Mrs. Harriet Stetson, an aged lady living
with her brother Chas. A. Merrill, had quite
O severe paralytic shock last Saturday night.
Mr.. John Bracket, of Casco has leased the
farm of Helen and Henrietta Blanchard, for
y-al and has moved his family.
There will be meetings every evening this
week In the vestry at 7.30 o'clock excepting
Friday and Saturday when they begin at Z.
D,adem Lodge i. o. CT. has changed their
evening of meeting to Saturday, and taken
new lease of life The last few, although COM
paratively few were present yet the meetings
were among the best we ever attended, hope
the interest will keep up as there are several
new names proposed for membership, and
the cause is a worthy one.
James W. M0untfort has been drawn as
traverse juror for the January term of the
Superior Court,
Navu Qhapnn