The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. NJ, held a conyoca-
ton last Monday evening for work in the Mas
ter Masons degree. The work was followed
by a banquet.
Fenobscot Encampment, l. o. o. F., will work
the Patriarchal and Golden Rule degrees on two
candidates at their regular meeting, Tuesday
evening, January 17th This will be the first
meeting under the newly elected officers.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, l. O. 0. F., will in
stall officers at their regular meeting January
24th. Odd Fellows and their families are in
vited. There will be musical program and
light refreshments will be served.
There will be a special communication of
Timothy Chase Lodge, F. & A. NJ, this, Thurs
day, evening, with work in the Master Masons
degree. District Deputy Isaac S. Hill will in
spect the work. There will also be an official
visitation from the Most Worshipful Grand
Master, Ashley A. Smith.
Waldo Lodge. l. o. o. F., has elected officers
for the ensuing year follows: Noble grand,
W. A. Macomber; vice grand, Maurice W. Lord:
financial secretary, Charles H. Sargent, record
ing secretary, John S. Davidson; treasurer,
Ralph H. Howes; trustee, Lendal T. Shales.
The installation will be tomorrow, FRIDAY.
night.
Timothy Chase Lodge, F. & A. NJ, elected
officers January 5th as follows: Grand Master,
Charles r. Harmon; Senior Warden, Samuel H.
Lord; Junior Warden, Charles E. Sherman:
Senior Deacon, Wilbur F. Blodgett; Junior
Deacon, Fred L. Bartlett; Treasurer, George
A. Quimby; Secretary, Charles E. johnson;
| Tyler, Alvin Blodgett; Trustee, S. A. Parker.
The installation will take place the first meet
ing in February.
Tarratine Tribe of Red Men had large at
| tendance at their regular meeting last Mon
day evening. The annual roll call was respond
ed to in person by those present and letters
were read from large number of absent
brothers who desired to be remembered. After
an entertainment of songs, music and informal
speeches banquet was served in the banquet
hall At the meeting next Monday evening
there will be work in the chiefs degree on
several candidates.
At the regular meeting Of Primrose Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star, held last Friday
night in Masonic Temple, Mrs. Abbie C.. Doak
the retiring worthy matron, assisted by Emero,
CHM as marshal. installed the recently elected
officers, who are as follows: Mrs Jessie S. Pat
tee, worthy matron; C. ]. Pattee, worthy pa
tron, and Mrs. Bertha E. Dorman, associat,
matron. The appointed officers installed wer,
Mrs. Pearl B. Wilson, chaplain; Mrs. Hattie S
Richie, conductress; Mrs. Julia Vickery, asso
ciate conductress; Miss ENERGY CHM, marshal
Miss Maude Barker, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel K
Locke secretary; Mrs. Isa C. Howes, pianist
Miss Abbie c. Doak, warder; Mrs. Ashley A
Smith, Esther: Miss Loula A. Mason, Martha
Mrs. Lou c. Hills, Electra; Mrs. Cleora Fl
Read, Adah; Miss Louise J. Read, RUN
Frank II. Wiggin, sentinel. Duri & the cere
mony vocal and instrumental music was inter
spersed, those taking part being Mrs Cleor
H. Read, Miss Louise ]. Read, and Miss Lillia
Mowry, the talented violinist of Searsport,
member of Anchor Chapter of that towr
Charles R Coombs also rendered some yer
fine selections on his Victor talking machine
Following the installation, Mrs. Pattee, in be
half of the members of the chapter, presente
to the retiring worthy matron past worth
matron's jewel. The presentation speech wa
very prettily made, and Mrs. Doak, after con
quering her surprise and emotion, accepted
with neat little speech of thanks. Ice cream
AXE and coffee were served. The installation
was private.
Harriet Manley Michaelis died peacefully a
her home in Garden City, L. l., January Isl
after six days illness with pneumonia. Mrs
Michaelis was the third child and secon
daughte1of the late Joseph Homan Manley an
the Manley homestead Dec II, 1872; was mar
ried Dec. II, 1905, to George Vail Shepar
: Michaelis; and had two sons, Henry Sewa
Michaelis. born September 20, 1906, and Georg
Vail Shepard Michaels Jr., born June 8, l9Os
The husband and sons, her two sisters, Mrs
Chase Mellen and Mrs. Duer du Pont Breck O
Garden City, and her brother, Samuel Con
Manley of Augusta, survive.