The Republican journal., 1906-01-18

A special meeting of Timothy Chase
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will be held Friday
evening, JAM 10Th, at O'Clock. Installation
of officers by D. D. G. Master, e. j. Pattee.
Work in Fellow Craft Degree. BANQUET
About 80 members of Monroe Lodge, 1. O.
0. F., visited Garfield Lodge, Winterport,
Monday evening, Jan. 8th. The degree staff
of Garfield Lodge conferred the second de-
gree and the degree staff of Monroe lodge
the third. All report very pleasant time
President Roosevelt, Jan. 11th, was made
an honorary member Of the Improved Order
OF Red Men. The ceremony took place in
the Presidents private office at the White
House and was participated in and witness
ed by many prominent members of the
order. The President was informed that
the order numbered 100000 and that its
principles were founded on patriotism and
Americanism.
The otficers-elect of Golden Cross Tenn
pie, No. II, Rathbone Sisters, were in
stalled last Friday night in K. P. Hall.
Following the installation very enjoyable
supper was served. Past Chief Mrs. Ruth
Staples installed into Office the following
officers: M. E. c., Mrs. Eta Dodge; E. S.,
Miss Emma Welch; E. j., Mrs. Flora Wa
terman; Manager, Mrs. Rose Sprague; NJ.
of R. & C., Miss George Sheldon NJ. of F.,
Mrs. Cora Norton; G.of 1T, Mrs. Ella Pills.
bury; G. of o. T., Mrs. Isabelle Langill.
Waldo Lodge, l. o. O. F., installed the
following officers last Friday night; n G.,
j. K. bennett; V. G., j. L. Patterson; R.
S., j. S. Davidson F. S., c. Fl. Sargent; T.,
R. II. Howes; Agent, NJ. c. Murcb; w.,
A. j. Fernald c., Fl. A. Drink water; R
r. S. N. G., S. Fl. Gilum L. S. N. G., W..
F. Langill r. S. V. G., l. 7. Clough; L. S.
V. G., L. j. Sanborn; l. G., A. j. Clary ;
0. G., NJ. c. Murch Chaplain, A. A. Smith.
An oyster stew was served after the in
stallation.
The officers of Monroe Lodge, No. 1876,
l. o. 0. F., were installed by d. d. G. NJ,
G. A. Palmer, assisted by J. B. Neatly, G..
w.; f. II. Putnam, q. Secy.; F. A. Nye, G..
Treasurer; W. 5. Parker, G. Guardian.
b. Nealley; v g., W. h. F. TwOmbly, K.
Secy, A. F. Durham; +. Secy., Franklin
Chase; Treas, Edwin jenkins War, +.
Ritchie; Cond., E. NJ. West: K. S. n. g.,
C. E..Johnson; l.. S. \. g., c. ID. Grant /.
G., +. H. Putnam; X. 5. s, +. Clark; l.. 5.
s., A. Moore; Chap, Albion p. Ritchie /;
Il. S. v. g., NJ. Littlefeld; L. 5. " g.,
Sumner Stevens.
Ab-Ul-Wahab Temple, No so, ID. o. X.
r., held its tenth annual ceremonial last
Saturday night at which sxty-iive candi-
dates from out of town crossed the hot sands
to the oasis Of East st. Louis. Pythlan lem
pie, where the ceremonial was held. was
nicely decorated for the occasion. Upon
conclusion Of the festivities in the temple
the members marched to the Royal Hotel
where the imperial caterers had ordered
Tyro Clark to prepare the feast for the in
ner man. 1t was pronounced by all pres
ent TO have been the "beSt ever" i'll East ST.
Louis. 1he dining room was arranged for
300 guests. The decorations were the col
OrS of the X. OF p, red, yellow and blue,
with the emblemS of the order conspicuous
ly display ed.-East St. Louis Daily Jour
nal, Jan. 9Th.
After the banquet tOastS were responded
to, Mr.. Clark speaking on 'What | Got;'
and after the feast of wit, vote of thanks
was rendered to Manager Clark for the ex-
cellent menu and to the ladies who served
them SO nicely; also that Mr., or rather
Brother, C. o. CLARK be made the imperial
caterer for Alb VI Wabab Temple, No. 80.