The Republican journal., 1909-12-30
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Miss Georgia Sheldon, district deputy of the
Pythian Sisters, inspected Burnham lodge last
week.
Members of Osceoa Council are invited to
he present at the next meeting night on Janu-
ary 4th. There will be a picnic supper and
entertainment; also installation of officers.
Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows recently con-
.erred the initiatory degree on six candidates,
md of that number three were brothers, Wal
.ar c., Fred c., and Horace Townsend, all of
ais city and sons of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
ownsend.
Alonzo J. knowlton, S. Augustus Parker,
john C. Clement and Herbert T. Field of this
city were candidates for the degrees to be
inferred at the meeting of General Knox
uapter. Rose Croix, Ancient Accepted Scot
t.sh Rites, in Rockland Masonic hall, yesterday
sfternoon and evening.
Enterprise Lodge No. So, Ancient Order of
nited Workmen, has elected the following
tticers for the ensuing year: Master Workman,
iaurice w. Lord; foreman, Willis E. Wight;
.verseer Freeman O. Roberts; recorder, Melvin
Hill; financier Charles H. Sargent; receiver,
rank R. Wiggin; guide, William J. Gordon; in
de watchman, John l.. Colby; outside watch
Han, Frank W. Prescott; trustee for three
ears, Amasa S. Heal; representative to the
Grand Lodge, Maurice W. Lord; alternate,
Elisha H, Haney The installation will be held
the evening of January 9th.
Osceola Council, Degree of Pocahontas,
lected officers at their meeting on last Tues
tay evening, and at their next meeting, Janu-
ary 4th, the installation service will be given
~ District Deputy Past Pocahontas Mabel
Nebber, following which picnic supper will
.e served and an entertainment given. The
Ulcers elected were as follows: Pocahontas,
reorgie Sheldon; Wenonah, Maude L. Ray;
rowhatan William Estes; Prophecies, Nina E.
liobbs Keeper of Records, Ethel E. Flood;
Keeper of Wampum, Mrs. Emma Estes; Col
ector of Wampum Mabel Webber; Trustee
or three years, Mrs. Marion Healey; Repre-
entatves to the Great Council, Nina E. Hobbs
and Sarah E. Seavey. All members are re-
uested to be present next Monday evening.
Tarratine Tribe of Red Men at their regular
meeting last Monday evening elected the fol-
,.obert H. Ingersoll Senior Sycamore, Herbert
4" Healey; Junior Sycamore, William Estes;
lrophet, Samuel Hodgkinson; Chief of
kecords and Collector of Wampum, Orrn j.
hickey; Keeper of Wampum, Henry Staples;
trustee for three years, Jessie II. Webber;
representatives to the Great Council, Jessie
Il. Webber, Melvin Knowlton and Samuel
Hodgkinson; alternates, Orrin j. Dickey, Ed
win S. Perkins and Henry B. Wescott The
installation of officers will take place at the
reguar meeting, January 10th, with an enter
tainment and picnic supper. The officers will
he installed by District Deputy Great Sachem,
Henry B. Wescott.
Monday evening, December 9th, Belfast
odge, New England Order of Protection, elect
ID officers as follows: Warden, John W. Knight;
ice Warden, W. F. Stevens; Secretary, John
5. Davidson Financial Secretary, Eben M
Sanborn; Treasurer, Charles F. Thompson;
Guide Mrs. Vannie H. Cunningham; Chaplain,
Mrs. G. A. Dow; Guardian, Eugene L. Cook;
Sentinel, Eben 7. Hatch; Trustee, Mrs. G. j.
Mudgett. A delightful program followed the
business session which included piano solo by
Miss A. Louise bennett, vocal solo by Arthur
Johnson, violin solo by Hazel Doak with piano
accompaniment by Earl Hubbard recitation BY
Edna A. White, tenor solo by Mr.. A. T. Gay,
Nth piano accompaniment by Mrs. Gay, piano
solo by Earl Hubbard, recitation, Alton K.
Braley, piano solo, Julia Littlefield At the
close of the program refreshments were serv-
ed. The installation will probably be January
10Th.