Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-13

of the EpwOrth League and appropri-
ate services will be held in the Meth
odist church. The following officers
will also be installed: Pres, Miss Sa-
bina Morey; list vice president, Miss
Ethel Frost; I'd vice president, Mrs
Albert f.. Luce: Sd vice president, Miss
Hattie Roberts,; 4th vice president,
Miss Lena Sanborn; treasurer Ralph
Bramhall; secretary, Miss Ellen CO.
nant.
Capt. T.. T. Brambal is i'll at his home
on Cedar street. He had severe i'll
turn a few days ago and it was at first
thought he had haG a shock He is now
much better. however, and able to sit up
Vera T., the little daughter of Frank
and Flora Webster of Waldo. died yes
terday with pneumonia. She was seven
years old and beautiful child. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of the
community. The funeral was held this
afternoon Rev. A. A. Smith officiating
viii A. Faunce has arrived from Tole-
do. Ohio. called here by the death of his
sister. Miss Mary f. Faurce. The funer-
al will he held at the F'aunce homestead
at . o'clock Wednesday. Rev. Adolph
Rossbach of the Unitarian church Off
ciating. In the death of Miss Faunce
the Unitarian parish loses one of it's most
beloved and earnest workers and she will
be sadly missed in the church and must
cal and social circles.
The Duplex Roller Bushing Co shipped
today handsome 3O-foot runabout motor
boat to Sam L. Preble of Waterville. Mr.
Preble had the boat shipped to Oakland
tr i,p 70, -. I.I.
in that vicinity. She is equipped with a
Beaver 1920 engine and is handso me
craft.
Sunday. June 7. will be observed as
Baecalaurcate day by the class of 1908,
Belfast High school, and the sermon will
be delivered in the Univcrsalst church by
Rev. Ashley A. Smith
Last night after the regular meeting
of Phoenix Lodge. F. and A. NJ, sump-
tuoIs banquet was served after which
an informal reception was rendered Past
Master Ashley n. Smith. WHO was re-
Gently honored by election to the follow
ing Offices at the Grand Lodge held last
week in Portland: Deputy grand master
of the Grand Lodge of Maine. grand
chaplain of the Grand ROYAL Arch Chap
ter of Maine, grand chaplain of the
Grand Council of Maine.
After the banquet speeches were made
by several prominent Masons, Rev. David
L. Wilson. pastor of the Congregational
church of this city, speaking in behalf of
the Phoenix Lodge and congratulating
Mr.. Smith. f. Fl. Haney spoke for the
Timothy c. Chase Lodge, and Rev. AL
bert Il. Luce, who is not a member of
the local lodges. spoke for MasonS in
general. Capt. Jerry Hayes also spoke.
after which Clifford J. Pattee introduced
the guest of honor, who made a very
touching and eloquent response to the
congratulatory speeches of his brothers
He was presented with large bouquet of
pinEs and showered with hearty congrat-
ulations. Fifteen lodges We're represented
in the assembly. Other men in Belfast
and vicinity to receive honored offices
at the recent session of the Grand Lodgel
We're: Wilmer ]. Dorman. reapponted
to the office of district denuty grand
high priest of the Grand Royal Arch
Cha pier of Maine Dr. William c. Libby
grand master of the Second Vail of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maine:
Clifford Fattee, grand steward of the
Grand Lodge: and Joseph A SpragtIe OF
Isesboro was reappointed district depu-
tv grand master of the eighth district of
Maine.