The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-01-22

Hockamock Tribe, No. IS. 10. r. NJ,
raised it's chiefs by public installation
at Merymeeting Hall, Thursday evening.
The hall was well filed by members of
the tribe and their friends. After the
installation exercises the company joined
in dance to music by Dinsmore's orches-
ira of six pieces. The new chiefs are as
follows:
Prophet-T. J. Southland, End.
Sachem-W. F. Dun ham.
Senior Sagamore-J. e. Libby.
Junior Sagamore-Robert Allen.
Keeper of Records-H. c. Reed.
Keeper of Wampum-J. L. Pushar.
First Sannap-Henry Desman.
Second Sannap-J. A. GaUchell.
First Warrior-P. J. Beaton.
Second Warrior. John Morton.
Third Warrior-Bert Trask
Fourth Warrior-Harry Powers.
First Brave-Orrin Horne.
Second Brave-Charles McEwen,
Third Brave-Eugene Collin.
Fourth Brave-W. H CHM.
Guard of Wigwam-E. B. Rankins
Sagadahoc Commandery, No %, K. of
P, has the following new officers:
C.-James Gross.
V.C.-J. H. Kerrrins.
Prelate-H. A. Fleming.
K. of R. and S. j. L. Pratt.
M. OF We. Sedgley.
M. of Ell. L. Pushard.
NJ. of FL. H. Sedgley.
M. at A-W. F. Morang.
I.G.-C. f. Reed.
O.G.-Eugene Collin.
There are fears that Conductor George
inf iY,iy, Lot 1oc
week, may have to lose his foot, but
everything is being done to save it.
The Kennebec Shoe Company is pre-
pairing to begin work in the Kimb
street shoe factory about the first of
February. The Richmond Shoe Manu-
featuring Company on Front street is
having d comfortable amount of work.
There is hopeful feeling regardin
the ice harvest in this vicinity. Several
large concerns are holding off, awaiting
it is said, the result Of the Hudson
river harvest. Should that be short
considerable work will be done here
about. Several fields that it was
thought would not be worked have
been marked out, as a preliminary
measure. Ice fifteen and more inches
thick is now being harvested by some
of the working companies.
Earpswen.
DROWNING AT EAST HARPSWELL.
Stephen Alexander and man named
Matthews attempted to cross the ice be-
tween Little Yarmouth and North Var
moth islands Friday, and broke through
the ice. Matthews escaped with diff
Guilty and Alexander was drowned. He
was about IS years old. The body IS not
yet recovered.
GROVEvILLE.
A most interesting address was deliv-
cred at the Free Baptist church, Grove
vile, on last Monday evening by Mrs.
L. M. N Stevens, who is president of the
Maine and secretary of the national
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
A goodly number of people were pres
ent. Mrs. Stevens calm and unassuming
manner commanded the attention of the
audience from the first She spoke of the
different departments of work of the W.
C.T.U. Her pleasing way of approach
ing her subject is like story that is
told which is fascinating to the hearers
and they listen with all their powers
to hear what is coming next, and are
practically spell-bound. Mrs. Stevens is
thoroughly acquainted with the facts of
her subject.
The Gorham Male Quartette furnished
most excellent music, which was great
ly appreciated. This quartette is getting
to be quite popular, and is gaining re-
putation not to be excelIed by amateur
singers. The selections swere all we'll
rendered. Redeemed and God Bless
My Boy are deserving Of especial men
ton. The occasion was one of interest,
pleasure and profit and the people
seemed to say within themselves it
is good for us to be here.
North Yarmouth.
Wescustigo Grange had an oyster sup
per Thursday evening, janis, after
which the following officers were in. .
stalled:
W.M.-E. 7. Haskell.
Voc. G. Blanchard.
Sc. F. Rowe.
Seen. S. Shurtleff.
CD. S. Barstow.
G.K.-F. d. Morrill,.
L.A.S.-Miss Della H. Symonds.
Ceres-Mrs. e. T. Haskell.
Pomona-Mrs. A. Fl. Harris.
flora-Mrs. Susie Prince.
Mrs. c. G. Hatch, of Deering, was in town
Friday Jan. 18th.
Mr. Geo. H BasGon is quite sick.
Mrs. L. A. Hamilton, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr. Hunt, his daughter and grand
daughter, of Ellsworth, are visiting at
Mrs. & A. Morrills
Miss Maude kimball recently spent
few days in Portland.
Miss Eva Loring is stopping at Var
mouth with Mrs. Pierce.
Nj. e. G. Hayes, who has been quite
sick for the past few weeks, is out
again.
Scarboro.