The Republican journal., 1911-01-26
FOUND
On the street, a boys sled with the name
"lEADER" on 1t. The owner can have
same by calling at the
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

The regular meeting of Tarratine Tribe of
Red Men was adjourned Monday evening on
account of the death of member, Henry
Staples and their charter was draped in monrn-
ing for 30 days.
Grand Master Ashley A. Smith and staff
went to Nerthport January 18th and installed
the newly elected officers of Excelsior lodge of
Masons. A banquet followed the work. The
installation was ubic. Friday the Grand
Master and c. J. Pattee went to Islesboro and
installed the officers of Island Lodge, F. & A.
M. Monday evening, January Both, Grand
Master Smith will install the officers of Pownal
Lodge, F. & A, M, of Stockton Springs.
The officers of Aurora Rebekah Lodge, l. O
O. F., were installed Tuesday evening, January
oath, by District Deputy President Mrs. Bertha
c. Keene, assisted by Deputy Grand Marshal
Mrs. Abbie E. Cook. The officers as fol-
lows: Noble Grand, Mrs. Evelyn A. Frost; Vice
Grand Mrs. Lizzie M. Cary; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs Annie X Adams; Financial Secre-
tary Mrs. Efie M. Harrison; Treasurer, Mrs.
Vannie H. Rackliff; Trustees. John A. Fogg
Mrs. Florence F. Cough Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee.
The appointed officers installed were as fol-
lows: Warden, Lucy A. Bartlett; Conductor,
Mrs. Della J. McTaggart; Chaplain, Mrs. Min
ME w. Knowlton; Inside Guard, Bessie F. Hall;
Outside Guard Mr. E. l.. Cook; Supporters
to Noble Grand, Mrs Bertha C. keene and
Mrs. Ida C. Wiley; Supporters to Vice Grand,
Mrs. Loune H. Peavey and Mrs. Katherine M.
Knight. After the installation remarks were
made by Dist. Dept. Pres. Bertha c. Keene,
Dist. Dept. Marshal Abbie E. Cook and Sec'y
Rebekah Assembly of Maine Grace E. WAL
ton. Then the following program was rem
dered: "Solo, "Oh Dry Those Tears" Miss
Katherine E. Brier; quartette, "Sleep Time,
My Honey" the Polymnian quartette; piano
solo, Miss Ethoa W. Frost; duet "Love in
May" Misses Katherine C. Quimby and Caro-
E. Hatch; solo, Miss Ethola W. Frost;
Legends" by the Polymnan quartette The
regular picnic supper was served at $50 o'clock
and light refreshments were served after the
installation.
PAST MASTERS NIGHT. special communi-
cation of Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M, to which
the lodges in the district were invited was held
Monday evening, January 23d, with over 200
Master Masons in attendance. The Master
Mason degree was exempifed by the Past
Masters, after which a baked bean supper
was served by the ladies of Primrose Chapter,
o. S. The officers of the evening were: w.
NJ, M. W. Ashley A. Smith, Grand Master;
Senior Warden, Wor. Cyrus E. Tibbetts Junior
Warden, Wor. William Libby; Treasurer, Wor.
N. e. Keen; Secretary, R. w. Geo. E. johnson;
Chaplain, Wor. George R. Doak of Moses
W ebster Lodge of Vnalhayen Marshal, r. W.
Isaac s. Hills of Excelsior Lodge of North
port; Senior Deacon Wor. Wilmer J. Dorman;
Junior Deacon, R. W. Clifford J. Pattee; Senior
Steward, Wor. Dexter 7. Guptill Junior Stew
ard, Wor. W. ]. Bailey; Tyler, Wor. Adrian c.
Tuttle. The assistants were Worshpful Mas
tiers George C. Trussell. Charles R. Coombs
and Lorenzo E. McMahan. The grand officers
present were Grand Master A. A. Smith; G. NJ,
C. J. Pattee; D. D. G. NJ, I. S. Hills; G. s., w.
J. Dorman; G. Sword B., L. A. Gardiner,
Stockton Springs; G. Standard b. A. M, Ames,
Stockton Springs; P. J. G. W., L. d. Ames of
Lincolnvile. The following lodges were rep
resented: Timothy Chase, Belfast; Excelsior,
Northport; King David's, Lincolnville; Marr
ners, Searsport; Pownal, Stockton Springs
Island, Islesboro; Rising Star, Penobscot;
Marsh River, Brooks; Aurora, Rockland;
Pleiades, Milbridge; Moses Webster, Vinal-
haven; Amity. Camden; St. George, Warren;
Presumpscot, North Windham; Springvale,
Springvale; Felicity, Bucksport; Tranquil,
Auburn; Harmony. Gorham; Drummond, Par
sonfield Eastern, Eastport; St. Croix, Calais;
Archon, Dixmont; Yorkshire, North Berwick;
Moosc, Moosic, Pa; Belmont, Belmont Mass;
Adherence, Baltimore, Md; Granite, Barre, VT;
Shekniah, St. Paul, MINI.