The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
Wilmer j. DOrman, Marion E. Brown and
DIR. W. c. Libbey were in Portland last
week in attendance upon the Special Rende-
vous of the Maine Consistory of the Ancient
Accepted Scottish Rite, the two latter re-
ceiving the degrees from the 18th to the Sod
Camden Commandery has voted to unite
with Palestine Of Belfast and Claremont of
ROckland and observe St. Johns Day. The
idea is for Palestine to come to Camden by
boat. short parade will be held here, then
both Communicates will 60 to Rockland,
where there will be short parade then all
will 60 to Crescent Beach for shore dinner
and clam bake.-Camden Herald.
The party from Maine that took the Shri-
ners' pilgrimage to Los Angeles returned
home last week. The Kora Temple delega-
ton consisted of Illustrious Potentate F.
L. Odlin, Mrs. Odlin and daughter, Lewis
ton; j. P. Hutchinson, Miss Hutchinson,
Mrs. Charles E. Bosworth, Auburn; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Putnam Stevens, Portland; Mr..
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Mayor George W. Furbush, Lewiston; X. C.
Pingree. Auburn; Mrs. George P Emmons,
Lewiston; Mrs. W. A. Paul, Auburn; Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Lander, Bingham Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lynn, South Hartland.
AT recent meeting of Tarratine Tribe of
Red Men. Eugene Hooper of Etchimn Tribe
of Calais, who is residing in this city, was
presented with wooden mug bearing the
inscription, presented to Eugene Hooper
by Tarratine Tribe, No. 13, 1. o. r. NJ"
The presentation was made by Great San
nap Orrin j. Dickey in behalf of the Tribe
and Mr.. Hooper made pleasing response.
The mug is very pretty affair, bearing on
one side an Indians head in full war dress
and neatly finished in natural wood, with
red, white and blue ribbon decorations. 1t
was token of appreciation from the men,
bers for the assistance Mr.. Hooper has
kindly rendered on the degree team.
A meeting of District No. 20, Rebekah
lodges, was held with Aurora Rebekah
lodge. Belfast, last Tuesday evening. The
district comprises Aurora of Belfast, Favori
of Unity, Loyal of Monroe and Mizpah of
Winterport. The Unity delegation came by
train, the Monroe people drove and the
Winterport came by special trip of the
steamer Rockland. The special guests of
the occasion were District Deputy Presi-
dent, Mrs. Jennie Frost of Unity, and
Warden of the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs.
Sarah Cook. A banquet was served to the
visitors before the lodge convened. The
lodge room and banquet hall were prettily
decorated for the occasion and the degree was
worked very beautifully and impressively
by Mizpah Lodge of Winterport. Mrs. J. K.
bennett, noble grand, presided very pleas.
ingly, and the following program was given
address of welcome, Mrs. Jennie Frost of
Unity, district deputy president; response,
Mrs. Alice Palmer of Monroe; duet, Miss
Katherine Brier and Mr.. Frank Keene
solo, Mrs. Evelyn Frost recitation, Mr.. Ed
win Frost; solo, Mrs. Emma B. Pitcher
duet, Mrs. Evelyn Frost and Miss Emma
Skay. The lodges in the district presented
Mrs. Sarah Cook of Brunswick, warden of
the assembly, with glass berry DISH
Miss Bertha /. Bird of Belfast making the
presentation. Eleven lodges were present.
the visitors coming from Clinton, Spring.
vale, Bucksport, Winterport, Unity, Cam
den, brunswick, Portland, Monroe and
Vermont. Three members of the State
Rebekah Assembly were present: Mrs
Annie Adams, past president, Mrs. Sarah
Cook, warden, and Miss Grace Walton, sec.
retary. Refreshments of punch and fancy
crackers were served at the close of the
program. which was greatly enjoyed.