Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-10
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The morning session closed at 11.30
o'clock. and after serving dinner, the
visiting officers and delegates, accom-
panied by many members of Court
Robert Emmett. enjoyed a trolley ride
to Augusta and Togus. The scenes
along the route We're new 10 great
er number of the party. and to all the
trip was very pleasant.
The party returned to Gardiner at
about O'Clock, and went at once to
Foresters hall for another business
session. The passing of resolutions oc-
cupiod a greatera part of this session.
1t was voted to hold the next conven-
ton in Bangor. A message of sympa-
thy was telegraphed to the Grand
Chief Ranger Of California. sympa thiz-
ing with those who suffered from the
recent calamity. and a vote of condo
lence was extended to them. The
electing and installing of officers COM
prised the last item of business. and it
was $50 O'Clock before this was finish
ed.
Officers We're elected as follows:
Grand chief ranger John p. Graham of
Westbrook; grand sub chief ranger. J.
"
urer. ]. +. Mccarthy of Portland;
grand secretary, ]. E. Cunningham Of
Gardiner; grand recording secretary, j.
w. Outlet of Weestbrook: grand SEN
ior woodland. A. FORMER of Lewiston:
grand junior woodland, L. st. Rove of
Portland; grand senior beedle, f. G.
Pullen of Waterville; grand junior
beedle, Fred f. Heath of Freeport;
grand trustees, James Doherty of Ban
gor. J. j. White of Augusta J. P Cron-
in of Lewiston. The officers were in
stalled by d S. G. r.. w. F.. Riker of
Lewiston.
The members Of Kennebec Council,
Companions of the Forest, rendered the
visitors a reception and banquet in the
eevning. and the ladies proved that
they are fully capable at entertain
ing as are the men. A program. con-
sist.ng OF the following numbers, help
ed make the early part of the evening
enjoyable:
Vocal so!o-"Good Bye Sweet pav,"
Address,
supreme Secretary F.. NJ McMurty
Grand Chief Rang.r J. p. Graham
Address
Past Grand Chief Ranger ]. A. O'Neil
Quartet" E.ventide." and 'Ov,r the Hills
ut Break of Day
| Mrs W. G.. I'rcble. Mrs. Wallace Kim
ball. Fred Robinson, Edgar Anderson.
Reading. Miss LOttie TaSker
Brief rearks Of uch interest were also
made by Past Grand Chief Ranger j.
J. Maher.. Supreme Deputy W. F.. Rik-
er, Past Grand Chief Ranger Geo. f..
McMunn, and. Court Robert Emmett
was most officially represented in the
! speech making by j. T.. Cunningham.
| Mrs. w. F.. Moody played piano ac-
compartments most satisfactorily, and
NJ. A. Haraden in his usual pleasing
| manner acted as master of ceremonies.
| When the program was concluded the
| assembly adjourned to the banquet
| room, Wher daintily served on prettily
| decorated tables We're eGibies of the
| most delicious kind. A pleasant hour
| was passed at the festive board. then
| the visitors said good night, and most
| of them left on the night trains for
| their homes.
| This meeting of the Grand Court of
Maine has been most successful in ev-
cry way. The visiting officers and del
egates found many friends both among
| the FOresterS and among other citizens
| of the city, and beside tranSacting the
| business they came here to do they
have distinguished themselves az en-
tertainers, and surely their efforts have
| been appreciated.