Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-20
MADISON.
Euclid Lodge, F. and A.
NJ, Has Public installation
Contract for Quilting Spruce
Pulp Wood al Chain Of Ponds.
Arriving and Departing Guests a
Funeral--0iher Notes.

James ". Perkins nc Madison Closed
al agreement MoHda2 With the Great
Northern Paper Co Ia cut n quantity
Of 4-fnot spruce pulp wood, estimated
at FROM 1000 to 60oa cords. on the cem-
pany,s land at the Chain OF Ponds.
Tie lumber viii all he cut This winter.
and this will practically clean up all
Of tho eompany's timber that can be
reached by the North branch of Dead
river. The job viii keep crew Of 81
men and % horses busy fer the next
five months Operations will be com-
meneed next week. with Joseph Duby
acting as foreman.
Euclia Lodge. r and 4. II. held
public installation ceremonies Monday
evening ii Masonic hail before an aU-
dienee Of 159 members and friends Au-
sic tas furnished by <endaifs Or
ehestra of Sk0whe gan. After prayer
~ the chaplain aud violin solo by
Mr.. Kendall. tie officers for tie com
ing term We're Installed by Right Wor-
shipful DEPUTY Grand Master John
GeteheH OF North Arson, assisted by
Granville .. Perkins rs installing
marshal. as follows: Master Z. W.
Harlihon: s. ", Frank Davis: J. w.
Herbert Perkins. Sec, Daniel NJ. Mich
OILS; 5. d. Waldo Houghton; J. d,
Harfy r. Pler9ont; chaplain. x. C..
cray: s. S, Herbert I. sawyer: ]. s..
Sta..iey Renier; tyler, irving L. Rus
sell y short program followed: Seiec
ton, orchestral vocal duet. Mrs. John
4. Hamilton and Miss Vivanna Ham
iltor; cornet solo. Victor Robbins.
short speeches by DR.. W. 6. Sawyer
c. O. Small Rev E. W. Weber, VIM
f. Scott and Rev. Harry c. Hull. The
newly installed officers with their Ia
dies ana visitors marched 10 the BAN
quet hail to music furnished by the
orchestra. \ baked bean supper was
served.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace A Weston and
family. who have been the guests of
Mr.. Weston's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. s. Weston, for the past two weeks.
left Monday for their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Haynes arr
passing the week with friends in VIII
ton
Mrs. l.. e. Reed and daughter Abbie,
wip nave been visiting Mrs. Howard
Fillebrcvn and Mrs David Gray for
the past Il days. returned Monday to
Island Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterling of Car
ratunk are passing few days with
their son, Harold Sterling, at his home
on Park street.
The funeral Of the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Johnson were conduct
ed in the Methodist church Monday
afternoon by Rev. c. A. Brooks. Burial
was in Forest Hill cemetery.
Mrs. J. w. flanagan went Tuesday
to Askwith for an extended visit with
her husband
G. e. Greene who has been the pro-
prietor of moving picture shows IN
Norridgewoek, Bingham and North
Arson, left Madison Monday for Kan
sas City. Mo, where he will have
charge Of a large circuit,
Asa NJ. Gilman went Tuesday to Au-
burn to attend meeting of the An
droscoggin county Baptists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crosby of Reno,
New. who have been passing few
days with relatives in Madison, went
to Norridgewock Tuesday
Mrs. A5salom Graham and daugh-
ter Myrtle left town Monday for Low
ell. Mass, where Miss Myrtle Will re-
main this winter to study music.