The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

Miss Inez Hutchinson is in Brockton,
Mass, to be near her brother, who is i'll in
a hospital
Miss Mae Sargent was at home from Bel
fast to care for her mother during her re-
cent fatal illness.
Miss Lou May Huxford has returned
from Portland, where she spent severa;
weeks with friends and relatives.
Harry Hutchinson is reported to be very
dangerously i'll at I'll State Farm in Mas
sachusetts, where he has employment.
The annual ball of Golden Crown lodge,
K. Of p, will be held at Union Hall, Feb.
14ths where the usual crush is expected.
Mrs. N. P. Sargent, who has been in poor
health for several months but who had
three weeks ago, died last Friday morning.
Funeral services were held at her late
home Monday morning, Rev. H. Small
officiating.
The Good Templars program last Satur-
day evening was as follows: Recitation,
Olive Roberts ;declamatiOn, Albert Jenkins !;
recitation, Arlene Estes; recitation, Given
Body dialogue, Sitting for Photograph
CGnntry Josh kead
Brown, young ladies of the city, Louise
and Eva Grady; Mr.. Camera, the Photo
grapher, Charlie E. Rolfe. Remarks and
stories by M. J. Dow, Hugh Goodwin and
others followed.
Til sGOod Templar program for next Sat
urday evening, Jan. 2Sth, will be drama
entitled GA Troublesome Investment" with
the following cast:
Mr.. DucklOw, NJ. J. Dow
Mrs. Ducklow, Mrs. Emma Huxford
Thaddeus, Nelson Reynolds
Miss BeSwick, Mrs. Belle Estes
Reuben, Hugh Goodwin
SOphrOnia, Louise Grady
Ruby, Master Ryder
Ferring, Charles O. Varney
Jepworth, Will Colburn
Josiah, Charles Rolfe
Laura, Eva Grady
Dick Atkins, Wallace O'Brien
Farmer Atkins, Ned Edwards
Time of presentation over one hour. Ad-
mission only to members of the order.
Brooks notice of the Masonic installa-
tiOns was deferred last week. They are as
follows: A joint installation of the Free
Masons and the Eastern Star Chapter took
Colburn, the retiring matron Of the Chap
ter, acted as installing officer. and d. D.
G. NJ. Chase presided over the Masonic
meet meeting & The s officers f for Happy Valley
Francis A.. Rolfe; W. F., E. G; Roberts;
AooO. W. nlS. MAI OGdpicS OcC y, MTS.
F. G. Roberts; Treas, Mrs. B. G. stantial !;
Conductor, Miss May McTaggart; Asso.
Cond., Mrs. Lillian Morrill,; Marshal, John
Il. Gordon; Chap, Mrs: F. A. Colburn
Organist, Mrs. Lena G. Jones; Adah, Mrs.
Ellen L. lKilgore; Ruth, Mrs. Annie Brown;
Mrs; Martha A. Lane; Electa, Mrs, Grace
F. Tasker; Warden, Mrs. Ella Gordon;
Sentinel, Otis W. Lane. The officers for
Marsh River, +. and A. NJ. Lodge, are as
follows: W. NJ, Everett Tasker; s. w.,
Forest Roberts; j. W.. Edward Edwards !;
ford; S. S., w. F. Emmons; J. S., F. Hotf );
Sec'y, Harry Brown; Marshal, John Ii.
Gordon.
Union church parlors is booked for t0-mor-
row, Friday, evening, Jan. 9th, when the
pastor, Rev. E. E. Colburn, will deliver a
descriptive lecture entitled "Three Y ears
on the Pacific The subjects treated will
PART l. Life in the Old Navy. Jacks
Life on Shipboard.
PART H. Our One Hundred Thousand
Mile Cruise. Life Scenes at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands; Port Life on South
American Coast the Cannibals of Mar
quesas Islands Native Army and Cannbal
King, Thackambau; Native Customs in the
FeJee Islands; Off for Australia; Auckland,
New Zealand, and a Sailors Funeral Rain
Deluge in South Latitudes; Second Visit to
South American Republics: Boat Race at
Honolulu; Northward Bound to Alaska,
and Aurora Borealis off Kodiak Islands "a
Pacific Gale; Retitting Ship at Esqumalt;
San Francisco through the Golden Gate,
and the Modern Gibraltar; Homeward
Bound around Cape Horn, and the Hurri-
cane; West India Islands; Old Fortress
Monroe and out of Commission. There will
he vocal selections that cannot fail to please.
Refreshments will also be served TO all who
may desire them. The lecture will begin at
s O'Clock sharp. General admission 10 cts.