The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-05-03

OF Saco, John w. Ballou Of Bath, E. K.
Wilson of Cherryfeld, A. L. Talbot Of
Lewiston, Horace Mitchell of Kittery, 1.
n Hurd of Kittery, S. L. Miller OF
Waldoboro, M. Decker of Clinton, L. L.
Prescott of Liberty, L. E. Jones of Win
throp, William Bachelor of Sanford, G..
M. Foster of Lubec, L. Fl. Leighton OF
Millbridge, d. W. Campbell and G.. G..
Freeman of Cherryteld, R. N. Ruth of
Houlton, II. B. Thayer of Presque Isle,
D. W. Mosher of Presque Isle, L. L..
Keith of Machias.
At the United States Hotes are: G. FL.
Cargill of Liberty, Edwin A. Porter of
Liberty, D. G. ,Sanborn of Wilton, J. Pike
of Wilton, ]. Libby, Jr. of Unity, ]. M.
Norton of Vests Mills, G. E. Mitchell of
Unity, Jos. o. Cobb of Union, E. E..
Sturtevant of Skowhegan, Edw. III.
Witham of Dover, G. P. Curtis of
Corinna. Alfred Cole of Buckfield, David
Fletcher of East Corinth, S. F. Hill of
Calais, S. S. Lightbody of North Vassal-
boro, F. W. Guptill of Saco, James
Mitchell of Bucksport, Fl. B. Aver of
Cornish, Edwin Parsons and William
Bowen of Kennebunk, Fl. S. Burtt of
Monmouth, F. o. Flanders of Monmouth,
FL. M. Starbird of Litchfield, E. P. Hahn
of Lincoln Mills, T. E. Gushee of Lincoln
Mills, 7. P. Cole and G. Ell. Strout of
Canton, F. j. Ward of Wilton, G. W.
Farrand of Norridgewock, Fl. w. Stewart
of Waterville, W. D. Spalding and J. E.
Woodsum of Waterville, T. A. Elliot of
Brooks, Isaac feathers of Brooks, S. E.
Plummer and j. A. Whiting of Detroit,
F. ]. Savage of Fairfield, E. E. Payne of
Weld, L. o. Giles Of Fryeburg.
At the Preble are: A. M. Weatherbee
of Warren, A. F. Sylvester of Rockport,
W. J. Gowan of Penobscot, r. P. Chase
of Belfast, Il. R. Taylor of Machias, L..
M. Remission of Camden. N. U. Hinck-
ley of Phillips, L. W. Smith of Vinalhav-
en-, Walter E. Clark of Waldoboro. w. C.
Philbrook of Waterville, F. S. Walls and
j. FL. Sanborn of Vinalhaven, Hiram
Chase of Belfast, A. B. Marston and
Hugh R. Chaplin of Bangor, George E.
johnson of Belfast, Harrison Piper and
Chas. F. Plumly of Lincoln, Ralph
Scribner of Springfield, J. L. Coombs of
Islesboro, J. M. Nevens of Bucksport,
Moses Tarts Of Calais, A. B. Sparrow of
Freedom, Levi Morse and W. Fl. Stack
pole of Thomaston, J. M. S. Hunter of
Pennington, Henry Martin of Gardiner,
f. A. Churchill, O. A. Holmes and N.
w. Carter of Addison, VIM. H. Mace of
Rumford Falls, A. O. Gross and A. D.
Haskell of Deer Isle, John E. Joyse of
Gilead, A. J. Durgin of Orono, c. I. Col
lamore of Bangor, c. E. Bowman of Vim
alhaven, A. T. Kenney of Machiasport,
E. w. Thomas of Machias, Fl. P. Hinck-
ley and 1. E. Stanley of Blue Hill, S. D.
Leavitt, J. M. Huston, w. F. Cleveland,
A. w. Clark and G. w. Hume of East
port, W. H. Allen of Machias, E. p.
Burnham of Saco, Albert Moore of North
Arson, N. P. Noble of Phillips, B. w.
Stinchfield of Danforth, J. NJ. Moulton
of Wayne, B. F. Allber of Sanford, A.
j. Henderson of Saco. W. S. Hinckley of
Thomaston, DR.. A. J. Fuller of Bath.
S. r. M. Ramsay and W. E. Churchill of
Colebroolz, N. H., A. T. Stinson of New
Sharon, D. w. Maxfield and A. T.. New
hall of Bangor. E. O. Greenleaf of Farm
ington, G. A. Moulton of ST. Adams, C.
A. Colman. F. Fl. Preble and Mark Saw
age of Bingham, #. W. Noyes and F. W.
Saddler of Gorham, Elmer e. Gardner
and Francis L. Talbot of East Machias.
Grand Master Taylor's annual address
showed prosperous year. None of the
numerous permanent members had died.
but 321 deaths were reported from the
subordinates. Many deaths were re-
ported among the distinguished mem
bers of other Jurisdictions, to many of
whom he paid a tribute His report of
routine duties showed busy year and
diligent attention. He reported the
membership in Maine as q, 4S7, gain of
80; initiated during the year, 1888. There
are 161 chartered lodges and two under
dispensation.
The financial reports showed salts
factory condition of the finances.
At 1130 the Grand Lodge was called
off until 2 p. m.
The Grand Lodge called on at o'clock.
1t was voted that the Grand Master,
with such others as he may appoint, be
representatives to the Fraternal Masonic
Congress in Chicago during the coming
sessions.
Grand Lecturer Clifford II. G.. Nc
Grew, of the Grand Lodge of Massachu-
sets, made an interesting address upon
the subject of fraternity.
Past Grand Master Drummond replied