Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08
Local Patrons Attend Hart
land Grange Installation.
0. E. 5. and A. 0. U. ". Hold
Their Annual Installations.
Invitations Out for Social and Ban.
quet at Free Baptist Church.

| Mr. and Mrs P. j Written. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Samuel Maxim, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Isaiah Gould, G. w. Patten and Mrs.
! Annie II. Frost, members OF Pitts
| field Grange, We're in Hartland
! W. dnesday to attend the annual meet.
| ing of the East Somerset Pomona. All
| report fine time. The Fifth degree
was cxemr,ified in most praise
worthy manner. the installing officer
being state Master C. F. Stetson, who
| was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Of Athens. Following are the officers:
| Master, Chas. McCrillis of Palmyra;
overseer T. w Libby of St Adams;
steward. Walter Hilton OF St. Adams:
| lecturer A. r. HAYES of Palmyra:
| assistant steward. F. j. Written. Pitts
| ficld; chaplain, Mrs. F. G. Uerrick:
secretary. Anna Osborn of Hartiand:
| treasurer. +. =. Herrick: Pomona,
Mrs. Clara McCrllis: Ceres Mrs.
Walter Hilton; Flora, Mrs. r. w. Lib
| by; gatckecper. Frank Buker. Hart
land; lody assistant steward. Mrs. l..
j. Whittcn. AT noon Wednesday fine
| dinner was served The tWO-days
! meeting closed on THURSDAY with an
| dll-tdy StoSloH WHICH NtiS tlt'htN III
| the Fourth degree. A we'll prepared
program Of entertainment was pre-
| sentcd.
| The annual installation of officers
Of Bethlehem Chapter, 0. E. s., oc-
CURED at Masonic hall Thursday even
! ing. The installing officer was Past
| Matron Mrs. r. S. Matthews, assisted
| by Miss Carolyn Ward, as grand mar
| shall. \ vote of thanks was given the
| installing officers for their excellent
| work The officers: Worthy Matron,
| Angie Cathcart: worthy patron, f. d.
Can; associate matron, Mary Spear;
seen ctary, Miss Minnie Porter; treas
urtr. Julia Smith; conductress, Miss
! Mile Pease: associate conductresS,
| Mile Parsons: chaplain Jennie
Childs; marshal. Miss Lou Hutchins;
Ada, Abbic Russell: Ruth. Louise
| Martin: Esther. Alice Conner; Mar
tina. Jennie Randlett; Electra, Lillian
| call: warden, Abbe PeaSc; sentinel,
John Chapman; pianist, jeanette
Stephenson. Following the work So
| r;al was enjoyed during which re-
| freshments were served under the di-
reCtion of Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. Skillin.
| Miss Carolyn Ward and sister. Miss
Fannie Ward of Unity. were guests
| Thursday and Friday of Mrs. G. II.
| Berd"en.
Pittsliald Lodge \. O. L. w. held
| its Installation of officers in Foresters'
} hall Thursday evening. w. H. Paine
| OF Skowhegan, grand master work
| man. acted as installing officer, being
assisted by A. +. Nelson. The officers:
| Past master workman. J. V. Jackson;
| master NJ r. Burns; foreman. w NJ
| harrington: oversecr, c. e. Frost; re-
ccrder. 9. l.. Hcaley; recorder and
inancier, F. A. Porter; guide, A. II.
Hcaley: inside watch. G.. w. Emer-
son: outside watch, V. T. Leavitt. Fol
lowing the work an oyster stew was
served.
The Sorosis Society Of NJ. c. I. held
a very pleasant meeting Thursday
evening. a number of new members
We're admitted to the society. A musi
cal and literary program was given.
W. r. Archer, who has employment
at Pressure Isle, is in town for 4 visit
with Mrs Archer and daughter.
NJ. c. j. Basketball team has ar
ranged to go to Belfast Monday to |
play the Belfast High in the evening |
Reuben Moore of Philadelphia is in |
town, the guest Of his mother-in law
Mrs. Murdoch. Pleasant street.
Mrs. Spearin of Clinton, who has
been here assisting in the care Of |
Mrs. A. j. Loder. returned to Clinton |
Thursday evening, called by the ILL |
ness of her daughter Mrs. c. P. Lo-
der
Invitations are out for a social and
banquet to be given this evening at
the Free Baptist church vestry by |
members Of the NJ. c. |. Boys Bible
class to the members of NJ. G. I. Girls |
Bible class
A quiet marriage was solcmnized al |
the Universalist parsonage at O'Clock |
Z. NJ. Friday, the contracting parties
being Miss Angie Woodruff, youngest |
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood |
ruff of this town. and Arthur Osborn, |
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Osborn of this town. Rev. r. ).
Walker performed the ceremony, using |
the single ring service. The couple was |
unattended. The bride was very pref |
tilv gowned in blue silk. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Osborn will remain at the home of the |
brides parents until Monday. when |
they will leave for few weeks visit |
in Corinna before going to Guilford, |
where the groom is employed by the |
D. Whiting & Son of Boston. The |
Young couple have the best wishes of |
friends.
BY curious horticultural irony the