The Republican journal., 1911-11-23
SECRET SOCIETIES.

The next meeting of Aurora Rebekah lodge
will be Tuesday evening, Nov. 2sth. Supper
will be served at $50 o'clock, with Mrs. Annie
Adams, chairman. An entertainment will be
given after the business meeting, with Miss
Grace Walton as chairman.
Tarratine Tribe of Red Men worked the
Chiefs degree on two candidates last Monday
evening. banquet and smoke talk followed.
at which c. NJ. Smalley was the toastmaster
Plans for the annual ball were talked over
and it will probably be held earlier in the sea-
son than in some past years.
Liberty Lodge, F. & A. NJ, has adopted the
following resolutions on the death of Brother
Fred A. Gilman:
In the death of Brother Gilman. Liberty
Lodge. No. Ill, F. & A. NJ, loses young and
worthy member, one who will be greatly miss
ed, as he was just entering into the work with
that zeal and energy which characterized his
life Whatever he did was we'll done. His
word and character were above reproach and
the town, community and his family lose that
which can never be restored
Resolved, That we the members of Liberty
Lodge lovingly and with hearts full of sym
pathy for his bereaved family, extend to them
an that is possible for us to do in this their
time of trouble
on our records
L Z { MORSE. Committee
Z. r BRIDGES, on
G. c. Cox. Resolutions.
Liberty, November 4, 1911.
The Scottish Rite Masons of the "Vallev of
Rockland" assembled Wednesday evening
Nov. sth, to the number of 40, at Masonic Tenn
pie, this city, for the purpose of comforting the
degrees comprised IN the lodge OF Perfection
and the Council of Princes of Jerusalem. The
afternoon session began at three O'Clock. when
IN Rockland Lodge of Perfection, Wilmer ].
Dorman, OF Belfast, Thrice Potent Master. pre-
siding, the ineffable degrees from the fourth
10 tne thirteenth, were communicated. after
which the fourteenth degree, that of Grand
Eieet mason, was conferred with full cere-
monies ana appropriate music by the orchestra
and choir. For the evening the first import
ant business attended to, was .'grand. perfect
ana suoIlme supper, served by the ladies of
1oioen Rod chapter, 0. E. S. under direction
OF the associate matron, Mrs. Mida Packard.
~ nockiand Council Princes of Jerusalem assem-
oieo IN special convocation at seven o'clock.
Sovereign Prince Lorenzo S. Robinson of Rock.
iano, presiding, and conferred, in full form
Win all the paraphernalia and music apper-
tannlng, the fifteenth degree, Knight Of the
! East or Sword, and the sixteenth. that of
" oefusdieIn, was communicated. The
degrees were received by a class of five
candidates-those in the Lodge of Perfection
py Messrs. Arthur William Morse of Belfast
MOTIFS Lystham Slugg of Belfast, Henry Leroy
hichards OF Rockland and Simeon NJ. Duncan
OF hoekland; those of the Council by the same
gentlemen, except DR.. Richards who is to re-
celve them later on.-Rockland Opinion.
The officers of Corinthian Royal Arch Chap
Ter NO. = were installed in Masonic Temple
tuesday evening, November 21st. The in
stallatlon was public to Masons and their fam
lies and few invited guests The installing
officers all of Belfast, are officers of the Grand
Chapter of Maine They were Wilmer j. Dor
man. NJ. E. Grand High Priest; Rev. David L.
wilson, E. Grand Chaplain; Clifford j. Pattee
Z. Grand captain Of the Host as Marshal,
Drews orchestra of Waterville furnished ex.
eellent music and was repeatedly encored. A
hne collation. was served. The tables, which
hlled the banquet and armory halls, were dec
GRATED in green and white, the centerpieces of
rock ferns and lighted candles representing
emniems OF the order. Sandwiches, olives, cof-
tee, ice cream and assorted cakes were served
The following program was impressively car
rled out. After the installation and collation.
all returned to the hall for social hour and
more music by the orchestra.
NJ. E. High Priest, Augustus D. Haves.
Music, ldyle-Smiles and Caresses,
Theo. Bendix
Excellent King, Rev. David [. Wilson
EAceheht scribe, William H. Hall
Music. Song for Cornet- Twilight, Afford
! treasurer Herbert T. Field
secretary, Clifford ]. Pattee
Music. Caprice Poetic, a Shower of Smiles.
Chaplain, Rev. Arthur A Rlair
Saptaln OF Host, George c. Trusse
Music, Valse. The Pink Lady, Ivan Carvll
Principal Sojourner, Charles A. Harmon
K Koyal Arch H captain, Morris L. Slugg
Music, Characteristic, Loves Confession,
Morris
Master master lhird Vail, Ralph Hayford
Master second Vail, Warren A. Nichols
Music, Flower Song, Tulips and Pansies.
Bennett
Sentinel, Adrian G T,,+tIe
Music, lntermezzo, Little Kinkies,
Theo. Bendix