Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-27
PITTSFIELD.

Court Pine Tree, I. o. F., held it's
installation of officers-elect, Thursday
evening, at Foresters hall The install
ling officer was w. S. Levin of Houl-
ton, secretary of the High Court of
Maine, assisted by Fred Co. Boyne Of
Machias. About 30 members of Court
Sebastieoek of Waterville were pres
ent. a supper was served, ut o'clock,
in q. a. K. hall. after which all went
to the Park Street theatre, where
moving picture w re enjoyed for an
hour. After the installation, those
wishing returned to G.. A r. hail.
where they held social dance. The
officers: Chief ranger, james Halli-
day; vice chief ranger. Joseph Davis
coart deputy, Leslie Pooier; recording
secretary, Mrs. A. II. Pushor; finan-
cial secretary Daniel Tozier: treasu-
rer, l. L. Moody; orator, Mrs. Daniel
Tozier; organist, Frank Brown; Sc
nior woodward, M. j. Kicker: junior
woodward, Everett +. Withee; senior
beedle. r. r. Marsh; junior beedle,
w. H. Thurston
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fuller and two
children of Hartland returned to
Hartland. Friday, after few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bige-
low, who also entertained, Friday, d.
II. Hilton of Portland.
Miss adelaide Coffin went to Wa
terville, Friday, for a weekend visit
with friends.
\ local young lady, who is inter
ested in poultry and has a fine strain
of Buff and White Orpingtons, is the
proud possessor of eight-three white
and five bufr-chickens, which We're
Matched in a coop. out of doors,
Thursday morning, when the temper
allure was "a below zero.
Waverley Rebekah Lodge held an
meeting, Thursday eve
ming, when the new degree team, comr
posed of the officers of the lodge, con-
ferred the degree on two candidates.
Refreshments We're served under the
direction Of Mrs. Wilbur Quinn and
her aids \ social followed At the
business session the following cap
tains were chosen to furnish refresh
ments during the year: Delna Me
Causland, Matte Gray, Bertha E.mer-
son. Alice Aveyard, Alma Moses,
Selma Mathews, Chester Frost, Lo-
renzo Willis and Lizzie Dobson.
The New Era Auxiliary held pleas
ant meeting, Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. Cora Rogers. Piano selections
were given by Wynona Croker, Vivian
Rogers and Doris Berdeen. Two pa
pers were read by Mrs. Jennie Rand
lett and Miss Minnie Porter. Refresh
ments were served.
Rev. E. K. Jordan. who has been in
Lewiston since finishing his duties as
pastor Of the Free Baptist church in
this town. has gone to Poughkeepsie,
y. Y, where he will be engaged in the
Y. NJ. c. a. work. His household
goods were shipped, Thursday, from
this place.
Miss Jessie Spaulding went to Au-
gusta, Friday. to attend the High
school fair and TO visit friends, over
Sunday.
Eugene Hodgsdon of Clinton is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nj. RAYMOND.
Robe Moore of Philadelphia is vis-
Ting his two children Percy and Mar
jcric, who makes their home with their
grandmother Mrs Emily Murdoch.
DR. Robinson of Bangor was in town,
Friday. for consultation with DR.. Y. T.
Lathbury on the condition of Henry
A. Morrill,, who is critically i'll at his
home on Elm street.
Mrs. Hattie T. Baker of 1Hartland is
in town for few days visit with
Miss Eta Bradbury, before going to
Waterviile for visit.
Mrs. Frank Shaw, who was called
here by the Illness of her brother in
law, DR.. t. M. Griffin. returned, Thurs
day. to her home in Boston.
Friday morning was the coolest of
the winter, In places the thermo-
meter registered So below zero, being
two degrees lower than on any pre-
vious morning.
Pittsfield Grange, Saturday evening,
viii work the First and Second de-
grees on 10 candidates.