The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-18
ISlESRORO.


Masonic lodge took place ON Thursday
evening, Jan 18th, in the elegant new hall,
the worthy district deputy grand master
c. J. Pattee of Belfast conducting the cere-
mony in a very excellent and impressive
manner Masons and members of their
families were present. The officers in
stalled for the year 1906 are as follows:
L. F. Pendleton, W. NJ; A. A. Pendleton,
S. "; c. f. Kimbal, J. W.; A. S. Hatch,
S. D.; A; E; Williams, }; D.; E. Taehan,
Marshal W. F. Keller, Chap. Nv. c. Hatch,
Tyler. Interesting remarks were made by
j. p Bragg, L. N. Gilkey, H. e. Hull, L. f.
Pendleton and several others. In very
neat speech the Worthy District Deputy,
Mr.. Pattee, congratulated the lodge on the
signs he had witnessed of its marked pros
perity He said that during the past year
he had heard of the beautiful new hall, but
the reports that had come to him had fallen
far short of the reality. In the remarks OF
some of the speakers it was shown that in
1905, while l.. N. Gilkey was Master, the
new hall had been completed and paid for,
and fourteen members had been added.
After the speeches bOuntiful supper was
served in the spacious dining hall below.
This was followed by an entertainment in
the rooms above. Miss Kate Warren pre-
sided at the organ and she sang few solos
amused the audience by a few humorous
recitations. Mrs. }. A. Pendleton recited
an original poem, in which the sentiment
and the hope were expressed IN hne poetic
beauty that this temple, and the harmony
prevailing therein, might be a type OF that
more beautiful temple above, not made with
hands. The exercises closed about mid
night The District Deputy was entertained
by Capt and Mrs. Elisha Pendleton. The
order of the Eastern Star installed their
officers for 1906 Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th
Their names are as follows: worthy
Matron. Miss Lena Rose, Worthy Patron,
Joseph Sprague; Asst. Matron, Mrs; Laura
Babbidge; Asst Conductress, Mrs. Rose A.
Small; Conductress, Mrs Nora Moody;
Treasurer, Mrs Gertrude Dodge; Sec, Mrs.
Layonia W VIII Ada, i.z Miss wl Nellie
Laura b. Keller; Electa, Mrs; Luella
Yeaton; Warden, Miss Kate Warren;
Sentinel, Mrs. William Keller; MarAeal,
Mrs. Helen Ryder; Pianist, Miss Helen
Keller. DIR. E. A. Wilson of Belfast was
operation. He is often called here. Last
week Lincoln FarnswOrth Of Winterport
visited his father, Capt. VIM. FarnswOrth,
who is confined to the house by illness....
H. P. Farrar of Belmont has been survey
ing a block of land which Capt. j. F.
Grindel bought OF CapL: JOhn w. raIroW.
.Islesboro defeated Rockport Y. M. e.
A. Jan. 10Th at basket ball by score
of 10 to a. 1t was fast, clean game, the
visitors being gentlemanly- players in every
respect. The locals played fine game and
the contest was the best ever seen here. A
large and enthusiastic audience saw the
game. The summary:
Islesboro. Rockport Y. NJ. G. A.
Hatch, r f.....................l b, Demmons
Il Us
| r. Pendleton, C. ................c, Callamore
| Bryant, b. ...................... ri, Grant
Fairfield, b. ........lf, Miller
1 Score, IslesborO 10, RockpOrt IA. Goals
| from floor, Hatch, Durgin, r. Pendleton 2,
! Miller 8. Goals from fouls, Hatch II, Miller
4. Umpire, Grove. Referee, B. N. Pendfe-
| ton. Time keeper. Thomas.