Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-13
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PhIsnlellali'ldgs,
Holds Installation.
U5lf Tuesday Afternoon Of
Mrs. Hannah White.
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The installation Of officers-elect OF
Phlentoma Lodge, I. o. o. F., Monday
evening was very pleasant lodge
event. The affair was public by invita-
ton. over $50 being present. The work
was done in an efficient and impressive
manner by the installing officer. Grand
Master Herbert w. Sears Of Portland,
who. was assisted by District Deputy
Grand Marshal E. E. Libby of Pitts
field. The officers:
Noble grand, S. P. Humphrey; vice
grand, G. w. Names; recording secre-
tary, A. H. Cornforth; financial secre-
tary, T. E. Getchell; treasurer. c. E.
Frost; warden, Geo. L. Rogers; con-
ductor, Geo D. Jacobs; chaplain, Irv-
ing Towle; r. S. N. G., J. V. Jackson;
L. s. ~ G., p J. Written; r. s. v. G..
Arthur Young; L. S. v. G., Wilberi
Quinn; r. s. S., Earl Harding; L. S.
s., w. s. Shorey; o. G., Archie White;
!. g., Lester Pooler.
After the ceremony interesting anG
fruitful remarks were made by Officer
Sears, Prof. F. N. Landman, Rev F
S. Walker, DR.. e. A. Porter, H. F. Lib.
by and others. An excellent supper
given under the direction of M. T
Burns, was served in the banquet hall
after which Charles Staples, proprietor
of the local Nickel theatre. entertained
the assembly by throwing some of his
best pictures on canvass. Music was
furnished by SHELLS Orchestra. & =:
The many friends of Mrs. HANNAH
White, wife of the late S. S. White o
vryhnr oh,
nine years ago, were saddened to l1ca
Ut her death. which occurred a littl
after o'clock Tuesday afternoon, af-
ter an Illness covering period Of eigh'
weeks Her age was about 81 years
Since the death of her husband sh,
made her home here with her daughter
Mrs. Charles Berdeen. She was inem
Der Of the Free Baptist church and o
the New Era Auxiliary and was active
In all departments of the church work
The successful carrying out of Gen
tlemen's night given in the vestry o.
the church Oct. 20 was largely due t.
her efforts. She served on the finance
committee connected with the New
Ere Auxiliary for number of years
She was a woman whose sterling per
sOnality won many friends. She wa
an esteemed neighbor, possessing tn
tack of knowing how to make hersel
useful and helpful. Her loss will be fel
by not only those nearest and dearcs
- but by large circle of friends. BE
sides the daughter mentioned tw
grandchildren, the Misses Eta Ma
and Doris Berdeen and niece, Mrs
Viola Lauder of Dexter, survive. TIL
arrangenlents Of the funeral will b
arnounceR Inter.
The funeral services of the late Rob
ert Carmichael McGllvery will be he'll
at II A. M. today at the home of hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGilvery
Main street.
8. r. Haines, who left Sunday on
10-days business trip to Boston an
New York. returned Tuesday, called b.
the death Of Robert, the little son o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McGilvery
A program of high order has been ar
ranged by the members of Miss Wake
fields Sunday school class of the Ere
Baptist church. to be given at the yes
try Jan. Is. Six booths will be arranged
each representing a foreign country
and appropriate refreshments can b
obtained in the several booths. The 2
members OF the class will be dresse,
In foreign costumes.
Mrs. s. &. Crosby of Waterville Is 4
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