The Republican journal., 1906-04-19

Increment of the past year
tI adversely to the interests
luor traffic in general, and
TO the interests of illegal
.lers in this State. AS a con
q SAYS, we have the influence
engaged in the liquor traffic,
nJh their combined capitals
an organized movement for
uu. He advised that every
lodge appoint an active
TO arrange for public meet
addressed 10y able speakers
upOsed to resubmisslon, and
ID auti.resubmission papers
ted broadcast nall commune
tINsed all members of the
-p and Of the order to do
j. Ir their power to help the
commissioners and their
rigid enforcement OF the
-. and commended Governor
uods OF administering the
ttrruoon session the reading
ouo Of reports were continued
% of kennebuuk. chairman
atlye committee. presented
f That committee, portions
IT. not made public. The
.,...r with a portion of the
Grand Electoral Superin-
INK W. Gowen, was referred
committee. Mr.. Gowen
Eat opposition to the Stur-
d.. & ad done in a newspaper
ONE days before. His re-
OIL 4 very animated discus
wing nearly all of the after
ua. When accepted all but
mttant recommendations had
,-n out by vote of the body.
ing session was a meeting of
rustitute of Juvenile Work
yenile Temples, of which
A. Ivers of Waterville, by
arI office OF Grand Superin-
Juvenile Temples, is presi-
re was a large attendance,
ult members of the order
trep interest in the work as
tea conducted by Mrs. Ivers
last year. Mrs. Ivers pre-
M interesting program was
armbers of Munson Temple,
Waterville, followed by adj
Eating to juvenile work and
4idressed to the children
81 Mrs. L. C. Darlington of
asst Grand Chief Templars
.re West kennebunk; A. II.
l5uckland and J, H. Hamil-
art3Wamkeag; Mrs. G. H.
Cortland: w. |. Sterling, Mrs.
Flies and Mrs. Ivers.
morning session April 18th the
i officers were elected: Grand
lP,ar, w. A. Rideout, Calais;
I4seIor, Edward O'Brien, Port
rand secretary, George E.
Belfast; grand treasurer,
Holt. Norridgewock; grand
superintendent, O. S. Norton.
/, grand chaplain, Rev. W. H.
grand marshal, How
Noodside, Portland; deputy
.orthy templar, U. A. Game,
INK The appointive officers
~ as follows: Assistant secre-
Is. @, L. Bracket, Belfast;
.A5sual. Miss Annie E. Norton,
afternoon session the officers
stalled and delegates to the
d~r meeting in Boston, July
4aJed as follows: A. II.
tockland; Charles H. Max
1snd. W. A. Rldeout, Calais;
aW.t9u, Mattawamkeag; Mrs.
Arlington, Portland; 7. Harri-
ts,1rook; George w. Manter,
MISS Nellie L. Guilford, Old
L- P. Lincoln, West Kenne-
Iias Bessie Drisdale, Portland;
Evans Files, Waterville.
''loTlng alternates were ap-
Rev, W. H. Fultz, Portland;
ealeis $. Kimball, Auburn; Mrs.
Newbert, Rockland; Miss Sadie
II, PORTLAND; George M. Var
tCIand: L. W. Jongley, Sidney;
ia Carr, Norridgewock, Mrs. G.
lFy Portland; Edward D. Coma,
~ Mrs. Ethel Coma, Rockland;
o'l N0rridgewock.
-uIlmlttee on resolutions sub
d long list of resolves, from
which the following were adopt
vtd That the grand lodge op-
/. dhd all efforts to resubmit the
n 3'Oio9haI amendments to the peo-
me we do not fear the result
M 9elleVe it would be a loss of
gu money to conduct another
4 70 protect our prohibitOry
Al We recommend that this grand
n,, such action that may seem
opposition to any movement to