Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-16
PITTSf|ELD.
O|ympian Lodge, N.E.0.P.,
|nstaIIs Officers.
Pittstie|d Grange Holds AII-day
Session and Installation.
Mrs. George McHeIIy Receives In
jurles In SIeighing Accident.

| L ltt iI4St'liiiiS 'iiINNiS WIZ
| Grand warden. J. w. Jones If Gard-
enr; grand guide. Mrs Il. F. Hersey ot
| Ncazie: guardian, Mrs. O. of Gardi-
nar: Junior past warden. Mr. Gee ei
Gardiner; grand chaplair. Mrs j. y.
| Cameron oi Newport. Tine officers IN
| stalled We're: Junior past warden. Mrs.
| William Philbrick. ward Ii. Mrs. T.. II.
| Carr; vice warden. Mrs. Charles \.
! Walker: Sec.. y. Il. Runnals: Fin. See.
| charles a. Walker: Treas, John Max
| field; chaplain. Ray Gray; guide, Wal
ter Ni@'stead; guardian, Mrs. James
| Farrell; sentinel. Miss praycott: trus-
| tee. Nathaniel Gray; physicians. DIR.
| II T.. Marston. Dr. Y, 7. Lathbury,
| Following the installation supper
was served under tn" direction Of Mis-.
T.. d. carr and her aids.
| The remains of the lat, porrancc Is.
l.othr";,. the little son Of Rev. and Mrs
! u. Il. Lothrop of Bangor We're brought
here saturday and interment was
mad" az the Village cemetery The
remains were accompanied here by the
| parents. Mrs. Frank T.. Vaughan of
| Everett. Mass. u sister to Mr. 10th
| ron. Mrs. Charles Strepler of Unity. q
sister IL Mrs. Lothrop. and James s.
Libby of Unity.
| Mrs. George McNelly of West Hart
| land met with an accident Friday aft
ernooh While riding home on Il horsa
sled with Mr. McNely. The sled tipped,
throwing her off. She struck on her
| face in such a manner as to receive a
| cGl over one eye, neCessitating the ser
vices OF a physician
| - :. / l.,
sion Saturday for the purpose of in
| sti,lling the officers for the coming
y2ar. About 40 We're present, includ-
! ing visitors from ST Adams. Newport.
| Palmyra. Iartland, Burnham.s Winnie
| cook and Canaan. \ program consist
| ing If music and readings was given
| III tie forenoon. At noon an excellent
| dinner MAS served under the direo ton
| of Mrs. +. X. Smith and her aids The
Officers installed We're as follows: Mas
| ter. !. j. Whitten: overseer. Earl
| Harding; steward. Pcrlev Noble: lee
| turer, Annie NJ. Frost. chaplain. Villa
| Tarbell; assistant steward Foster
White; Treas, ]. y Tarbell SEC. Eva
| Allen: Ceres. Cora Nhitten: Pomona.
Jennie Nelson; Flora. Mae Willis; lady
assistant steward. Nclma Noble: gate
keeper +. G. Hunter. The installing Of
ficer was T.. L. Libby. past master. as
sisted by Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Coston
| of Hartland During the past year
| there have been Il ncW members. One
application for membership WAS re-
ceived Saturday.
MIR, and Mrs. Howard Weleh and
daughters. Misses Gladys ami Julia,
and Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Wheeler, all of
| Watervile, We're guests Sunday of
Mrs: Julia Parks, who is soon to leave
here for Waterville. where she will To-
| cate.
The recital which was to have been
given Monday evening at the Free
! Baptist church for the benefit of the
new society hall at NJ. C. l.. has been
postponed until Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker are re-
ceivirg congratulations on the birth oi
a son Wednesday. Jan. II.
| District Supt. d. Il. Phelan Of ASH
| Point occupied the pulpit at the Meth
oGist church Sunday morning. using
for the subject of his sermon The
| March Of the Christ
| Mrs. john Gilman went to Detroit
! Saturday. called by the critical illness
| OF her aunt Mrs. Rosetta Getchell, who
suffered shock Jan. ..
| Mrs. Evelyn Cali, librarian, passed
| Saturday and Sunday in Bangor. a
| guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. M. Foster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor are re-
ceiVing congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter Friday. Jan. IS.
Mrs. William Cook. whose boarding
house was destroyed by fire Jan. 9, has
gone to Sabattus for few DAYS visit
before going TO Bangor, where she will
enter hospital for a surgical opera
| tion.
| Miss Vivian Laughton. who has
| completed her course of study with Le-
| land Powers of Boston, and who is
| passing a vacation at her home in St
| Adams, visited friends here Friday.
"Hiawatha." Longfellow's beautiful
love story, was produced in Union hall
| Saturday evening under the auspices
| of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
| versalst church and under the direc-
| tion of Miss Eva w. Scates of Fort
| Fairfield. The poem was staged in dra-
matte pantomimc, song and dance.
over 150 local characters tok part.
| Through the play were interspersed
| Indian war drills, catchy music, dane
| ing and tableaux. with brilliant cleo
| tric light effects The entertainment
was Tery successfully given and was
| enjoyed by a large audience. Miss
Scates read the poem i'll most pleas
ing manner The opening chorus OF
about 100 children was a prominent
| feature of the evening. Mrs. Florice
| Marden acted as piano accompaniSt
Music was also furnished by SHELLS Or
| CheStra.
Thu remains of the late Miss Saral
| Garfield, whose sudden death occurred
Friday in Lewiston. were brought here
Sunday forenoon and placed in the re-
ceiving tomb. Her age was 16 years
Miss Garfield was a sister of George
j.. Garfield of this town and for the
past two years had spent most of hel
time here with her brother and hel
niece, Mrs. Frank Lowell. She went t.
Lewiston few weeks ago to care fol
Mrs Garfie'd's brother, whose dealt
occurred 10 days ago The cause O
Miss Garfied's death was heart dis
ease.
| a good game of basketball wa!
! played in Powers hall SATURDAY. eve