The Republican journal., 1910-05-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

is probably the last degree work OF the season.
A special meeting of Primrose Chapter, o.
E. S., was held last Friday evening to initiate
one candidate large delegation is planning
to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge in
Portland, beginning May 23d.
At the regular meeting of Canton Pallas, P.
M, !. o. o. F., it was voted not to turn out in
the parade on Memorial day as customary
Thanks were extended to the Grand Army for
the invitation and regrets expressed the Can
ton was not able to accept
Waldo Lodge No. IL, l. O. o. F., has received
Patriarch Militant, l. O. O. F., to participate
in Memorial service in City Hall, Sunday,
June 18th. The address will be by Grand
Patriarch Leon S. Merrill of Solon
The Grand Lodges of the Maine Knights of
Pythias and of the Pythian Sisters were in ses-
sion in Bangor yesterday. Tuesday evening
there was reception to the grand officers at the
Penobscot Exchange parlors DR.. D. A. Robin
son delivered an address of welcome and cake
and punch were served.
cry, No. IA, Knights Templar was held at the
asylum yesterday at 5 p. M, when the Order of
the Red Cross was conferred. At o'clock
supper, which included Holsters and Islesboro
clans, was served The Order of the Temple
was conferred at 7.30 D. m.
Canton Pallas, P. of M, has been notified
in General Orders from the Department Com
mander of Maine to join several Massachu-
setts Cantons and members from the Maine
orders in pilgrimage to include visit to
Bangor. with, degree work by the Maiden de-
gree staff, visit to Kineo, then to Halifax
where they will be met by Major Hart, depart
ment commander of Nova Scotia The trip
will be taken the first week in July
Rev. Ashley A. Smith, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Maine, William H. Hall, Dr.
w. c. Libby and James H. Howes, went to
Bangor last Friday afternoon in Mr. Halls car
and paid visit to Bangor chapter of Rose
Croix. They attended a banquet before the
meeting, at which they were joined by Wilmer
J. Dorman and S. M. R. Locke of this city, who
went up the train. The motor party re-
turned Saturday night, coming by way of
Stockton, where they left Albert M. Ames,
who was in Bangor to attend the meeting.
The 18th annual meeting of the Order of
Eastern Star will be held in Portland May 23rd,
Oath and 25th. Primrose Chapter, No. 152, of
Belfast, will, by the request of Cora M. Put
nam, Grand Matron, work the degree at this
session. This is a comparatively new chapter
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complimentary Primrose Chapter held their
last rehearsal May 18th and will have special
meeting tomorrow, Friday, evening for degree
work. The officers are: Mrs. Abbe C. Doak,
Worthy Matron; George R. Doak, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee, Associate Ma
tron; Mrs. Ethel w. Locke, secretary; Miss E..
Maude Barker, Treasurer; Mrs. Georgia B. Par
ker, Conductress; Mrs. Hattie S. Richie, As
sstant Conductress; Mrs. Lillian B. Mcdonald,
Chaplain Miss ENERGY CHM, Marshal; Mrs
Isabel c. Howes, Organist; Mrs. Bertha E. Dor
man, Adah; Mrs. Eleanor J. Woodcock, Ruth;
Mrs. Julia S. Vickery, Esther Mrs Annie B.
Frost, Martha; Mrs. Pearl B. Wilson, Electa;
Mrs. Alvia M. Southworth, Warder; Clifford j.
Pattee, Sentinel The members of Primrose
Chapter who will go to Portland include Miss
Lu Mason, Miss Edith M. Southworth, Mrs E.
P. Carle, Mrs. Martha and Miss Evelyn Peavey,
Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs. Cleora H. Read, Mrs.
1. S. Hills, Miss Isabel CHM, Mrs. Jennie E.
Leavitt, Mrs. Ashley A. Smith, Miss Charlotte
Tibbetts and Messrs. R. W. Warren, o. E.
Frost, R. D. Southworth, o. S. Vickery, H. E.
Mcdonald and Arthur Ritchie.