The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-16
SECRET SOCIETIES.

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Osceola Council had very enjoyable enter
tainment at their regular meeting last Tues
day evening.
| Penobscot Encampment has a class of 10
candidates to be initiated at their regular meet
| ing December 9Th.
Tarratine Tribe of Red Men will work the
| chiefs degree at their regular meeting next
Monday evening.
Megunticook Encampment, Camden, has &C.
cepted an invitation to visit the Rockland en-
campment Friday evening, November Oath,
and confer the Golden Rule degree.
Tuesday evening, November 18th, there was
roll call and past grand's night of Mt. Battle
Lodge. l. O. o. F., Camden. The initatory de-
gree was conferred by past grands. and supper
was served after the work.
At the regular meeting of Canton Pallas,
Patriarchs Militant, Wednesday evening, Nov.
9th. Orrin ]. Dickey, Herbert Brier and Eu-
gene L. Cook were appointed committee for
supper to be given at the next meeting in
December. Officers will be elected at that
meeting and other business transacted.
Canton Pallas has received an invitation
from Lieutenant Colonel Frank A. Knowlton, in
behalf of Canton Halifax of Waterville, to at
tend ball to be given in Fairfield this winter
and give an exhibition drill. Canton Halifax
was entertained in this city but a few years
ago and they seek to return the compliment
At the regular meeting of Eastern Star
chapter, o. E. S., tomorrow, Friday, evening
there will be work, followed by refreshments.
An invitation to visit the Searsport Chapter
Nov 9th, has been accepted and a full attend
anee at this meeting is desired to make the
necessary arrangements.
The officers-elect of Phoenix Lodge, F. and
A NJ, were installed Monday night at stated
communication held in the Masonic Temnle.
The officers are as follows: Worshipful master.
William H. Hall; senior warden, David L. Will
son; junior warden, Warren A. Nichols: treas
urer, Wilmer J. Dorman; secretary, Clifford J.
fattee; senior deacon, Chester B. Frost Junior
deacon, Bertrand L. Davis; senior steward,
Marthon Doak; junior steward, Elon B. Gill
chrest; tyler, Adrian c. futile; appointive Of
hcers: M L. Slugg, chaplain; George C. Trus-
SELL marshal.
About 40 members of Maiden Cliff Rebekab
Lodge OF Camden and knyvetta Lodge of
searsport came to Belfast last Tuesday even
ing to attend the regular meeting of Aurora
Rebekah Lodge. A picnic supper was served
to about 125. A smaller delegation from Cam
den came than was expected on account of re-
cent visits in Appleton and Warren. After
the regular business session and a musical pro-
gram consisting of the three orchestral num-
oers by Austin Jewett. H. A. Drinkwater, j.
Lee Patterson and Melvin Dickey, solos by
Miss Katherine E. Brier, duett by Mrs. 3. P.
Frost and Miss Emma Skay and solo by Mrs.
Frost, refreshments were served and dance
enjoyed by the young people.
There will be rehearsal by the Patriarchal
degree team of Penobscot Encampment of
Odd Fellows this Thursday, evening, The
regular meeting takes place on Tuesday even
ing Nov. 2lst, when many matters will be ar
ranged for the entertainment of the members
of Megunticook Encampment of Camden who
are to be guests in this city on the evening of
December 9Th. Unless plans fail there will be
very interesting session and large attend
ance. Already number of applications have
been made and the occasion will be one of
special interest. The committee who have the
matter in charge are as follows: Messrs. Orrin
J. Dickey, Louis J. Sanborn, Austin G. Jewett,
Samuel Adams, Charles H. Sargent, Ralph H.
Howes, Clarence E. Hall, l. T. Clough, E. F.
Littlefield, Herbert o. Brier William F. Jeller-
son, Wilbur Macomber, Albea E. Hutchins,
Eugene L. Cook, L. E. McMahan, Dayton F.
Stephenson.