The Portland daily press., 1896-12-28
IVY LODGE.
Graduate From Odd Fellows Hall Sat-
urday.

Graduate From Odd Fellows Hall Sat-
urday.
Ivy Rebeh ah lodge said farewell to the
old hall in most fitting manner Satur-
day evening.
This was the programme;
Music.
SaIutatory, Abbie Rogers Berry
*Duett,
Thomas Dyer Sale, Georgia Amira
Bradley
Recitation, Alice Eugenia Hayes
Music.
Grafton, Thomas Dyer Sale
Presentation to Class, II
Lois Ann Montgomery
*Essay, Mary Eliza Corey Fagan
Glass Poem,
Sarah Frances Libby Alexander
Music
Prophecy-The Three Fates,
Carrie Eveleth Gowen, Ida Ella Thomp-
son, Nellie Cora Elwell.
*Solo, Phoebe Elizabeth Thompson
Valediotory, Georgia Almira Bradley
Excused.
This was followed by presentation of
medals, comforting diplomas, and class
ODE
The graduating class numbered Is
and each attained such high rank that
all received medals and diplomas. The
medals were awarded by the Mayor of
Lodgeville, and the diplomas were con-
ferred by A. a. Thompson, principal of
the seminary. The graduates wore the
regular cap and gown in pink and green
which wers the class colore, and each
had on the class pin, three links. The
parts wers we'll written and unusually
bright and witty. The stage was hand
somely decorated with flags and ever
green. The principal with his two assis
tants, the mayor, superintendent OF
schools, school committee and trustees,
occupied seats on the platform with the
class. The class pictures were tastefully
arranged in large frame and rested on
an easel in front of the platform. Ber-
tina Thompson, Belle Peterson, and Edna
Brickett, students in the seminary, as
sisted in the music.
Those elected to take postgraduate
course, were:
N. G.-Abbie r. Berry.
V. G.-Frances j. Andrews.
: : Treasursr-Mary E. Pagan.
Rec. Sec. A. Montgomery.
Fin, Sec.-Ida e. Thompson.
Trustees-Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Perry and Mrs. Gar
RE q. Gram.
Before leaving the hall all joined In
singing "Auld Lang Syne."
FERN LODGE, o. o. I. o. L.
Fern lodge, No. 2, United Order Of
Independent Odd Ladies, have elected
the following officers:
Worthy Past Lady-Sadie III. Sands.
Worthy Noble Lady-Fidelia Went
worth.
Worthy Vice Lady-Georgia f. Wilson.
Worthy Chaplain-MabelB B. Skillin. |
Worthy Recording Seoretary-Addie Nd.
Williams.
Worthy Lady Reporter-Hattie J. BRETT.
Worthy Financial Secretary M.
J ewett.
Worthy Treasurer-Sadie NJ. Norton.
Worthy Senior Warden-Kats e. Crock
Or.
Worthy Junior Wardsn-Emma Seder
quest.
Worthy Conductor-Clara N. Sawyer.
Worthy Guardian-Martha A. Coffin.
Worthy Senior RepFesentative-Lizzie
B. Spaulding.
Worthy Junior Representative-Maria
A. Kennard.
These officers will be installed Wednof-
day evening, January 18th, at Enoamp-
ment hall, 4S9 Congress street. formerly
by the Odd Fellows. Auburn
lodge, No. 1, of Auburn and Lewiston
Brooks lodge, No. 8 of Lewiston, have
been invited to be present. Supper will
be served at 6. 81 O'Clock.
Hereafter Fern lodge will meet at
hall the second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month, hav
ing voted to change the night of meet
inRs Cd moving into the new quarters.
The refreshment committees of Fern
lodge will meet with Mrs. Kennard, IT'S
Bracket street, Monday afternoon.
I. o. o. F.
Harmony lodge elected the following
officers Saturday evening:
N. G.-Reuben Wescott.
V. G.-Charles s. Merrill.
&c., BENZ I. Small
Per. See.-Andrew j. Cummings.
Treas. Peter S. Nick ersOn.
Agent OF HaIl-John W. Courtland.
Trustees-Milton Higgins, Daniel F.
Nash, Brennan r. Merrill.
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