The Portland daily press., 1892-10-15
A GREAT POW-WOW. /,
The Woods at Cumberland Mills
Full of Red Men.
VISIT FROM IYANOUGH COUNCIL
AND WAMsCOTT TRIBE.

The Braves of Cumberland Mills and the
Daughters of Pocahontas Gave Their
Guests Royal Welcomed Fine En-
tertainment in the Evening-The Red
Men Will See the Great Mills Today.
Yesterday and last evening will long be
remembered as red-letter day by the
RedMen, squaws and dusky maidens who
inhabit the forests at Cumberland Mills
and vicinity. Last January the members
of Minnehaha Council, Daughters of Po-
cahontas of Cumberland Mills, accompa-
MED by members Of Pequawket Tribe Of
Red Men of that place, paid fraternal
visit to Stoneham, Mass. There they
were the guests, of Iyanough Council,
No. S, D. of P. and Wamscott tribe of
Red Men, No 80, who gave the visitors a
royal reception. When departing the
entertainers were cordially invited to
visit Cumberland Mills, and the past
week notice was received that they
would be there Friday, October 14th.
The visitors from Stoneham arrived at
the Union Station at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. where they were received by
committee consisting of G. S. Clark, H .
G. Starr, Ira Strout, A. II. Bachelor, L.
A. Frank, Mrs. G.. E. Bachelor, Mrs.
w. H. Babb Mrs. HI. L.. Rice, by whom
they were escorted to Cumberland Mills.
In the evening, Minnehaha Council,
assisted by members of the tribe of Red
Men, gave fine entertainment at Cum
laud Hall in honor of their guests, and
the following splendid programme was
carried out:
Pequawket's Address of Welcome. 1850.
Minnehaha's Address Of welcome .....,.
Song ..............- Pequwaket Warblers
Reading. MISS Mcdonald
The Reservation of Maine. ........,.....
. Response by G: s., A; 1; stephenson
Our Wamscott Brothers and sisters-Nfay our
friendship never cease.
Responses by NJ j. Ferrin and w. p, Mrs
A Dark Secret-Beware. $50. ..............
............. By Twelve Indian Maidens
Solo. :........... ......-. Miss Milliken
Readlng -..... .... $50. $500. MISS w lGnam
The Geat Council. ........-....
$3.50. Response by Grit. Rep. BIB. Foster
. . . .
Ct. Prophet W. S. Bailey, ct. ST.. Sag. W. E.
ST. John.
ct. k. of r., 6. w. Foster, Bro. John Best
and C. H. Leighton.
Good of the Order. p. s., II. H. Libby
Song. ........... The WarblerrS
There were quite number of invited
guests present, among whom we noticed
"A. Fl. Stevens Of Gardiner, Grand Sachein
of Maine; Great Prophet Walter S. Bal
ley; Past Great Sachem, Dr. B. B. Fos-
ter; Great Keeper of Records, G. w.
Foster: Past Sycamore, A. is. Libby of
Lynn; Great Senior Sycamore, VIM. E.
ST. John, and others high in the order.
At the close of the entertainment
fine collation. was served, after which the
hall was cleared and all INDUCED in So
cial hop. The visitors will be taken
through the mills today, returning to
their homes on the noon train. The fol-
lowing is list of officers of the visitors:
IYANoUGH COUNCIL, D. OF p, NO. s.
Prophetess-Mrs. Clara Johnson.
Pocahontas Emma Dunkley
Wenonah-Mrs. Susie Messer.
Powhatan-Charl A. Kinsley
Keeper of Records-Mrs. Hattie Hanson.
Assistant Keeper of Records-Mrs. Annie
Fossett.
wAAIscoTT TRIBE NO 80.
Sachem--C. E. johnson.
Senior Sagamore-Charle Messer.
Junior SagamOre-GeO. Cromack.
Prophet--M. j. Ferrin
First Sannap-A. Dupln.
Keeper eff Recorder. c. Hanson.