Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-12
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The joint installation of the officers
elect of Stephen Davis Post, No. II,
G. a. r., and other kindred organiza-
tons was held in G. A. r. hall.
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
An excellent supper was served to the
entire company.
Officers of the Post were installed
by Enoch r.. Carr, who was assisted
by John Gilman. The officers Com
mander. Morey Mulliken; senior vice
commander, Sumner Graves; junior
vice. Amos Kimball; surgeon. Alanson
Bumpus; officer of the day, A. F.
Southland: officer of the guard, G. w.
Patten; quartermaster, John Gilman;
adjutant L. r. Carr.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, assisted by Jen-
ME chase, installed the officers of the
Woman's Relief Corps. The officers:
President. Jennie Chase: senior
vice. Martha Libby. Junior vice. Mary
j. Folsom; chaplain, Lizzie Cramp;
conductor, Emma Fitzgerald; guard,
Eliza Soule; secretary, Mary Phillips;
treasurer, Josephine Mathews.
Captain William Ross installed the
following officers of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary to the Sons of Veterans:
President, Lillian Josslyn: past
president, Isabel Starbird. vice pres
ident, Lillian Southard: trustees Lila
Withee. Alice Martin. Lillian Bick-
ford; chaplain, Lottie Files: treasurer.
Florence Hunter; guide, Ethel Stone;
assistant guide, Carrie Harding; in
side guard. Cora Withee; outside
guard, Mrs. Maxwell: delegate to Ma
tional Eneampment, Lillian Southard;
a ltErnata JNIuo 10,
State Eneampment, Florence Hunter;
alternate, Annie Frost.
The following officers-elect of o. S.
Haskell Camp Sons of Veterans, were
installed by Division Commander
Wal6ron of Bangor: Commander. G.
+. Frost: senior vice commander, Eu-
gene Southard; junior vice, Elmer T..
Daniels; camp counsel. II. II. Thur
Tough, A. III. Southland. l.. A. Harding;
delegates to Division Eneampment, f.
r. Smith. f. f. Daniel; alternates,
Eugene Southland, L. A. Harding
The Pittsfield National Bank held
it's annual meeting, this week, with
the following election of directors. j.
w Manson, Gordon Dobson, II. F.
Libby. n. L. Perkins, E. C. Bryant.
s. r. Haines, T. f. Getchell, w. B.
McGilvery and T. G. Lancey of this
town, Ellis Hey of Boston, Ellis Jones
of Newport and G. NJ. Lancey OF
Hartland. Following the stockholders
meeting the board of directors re-
elected j. w. Manson, president, and
Gordon Dobson, vice president.
News has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Lola NJ. Morse,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Morse
OF Hoquiam, Wash. former residents
of this town, and A. A. Giles, former
ly of Danforth The marriage took
place, Jan. /. at the home of the
bride.
Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Walker and lit
tie daughter Elizabeth returned,
Thursday, from Portland. where Mrs,
Walker has visited relatives, two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel II. Reed and
daughter. Miss Agnes of Harmony,
left here, Wednesday, for a visit in
Boston
Mrs Walter Fl. Brown has returned
from Bangor, where she recently UNI
derwent a surgical operation.
DIR. A. A. Shaw of Clinton was in
town, Thursday, on business.
AT the preliminary speaking for en-
tering the Colby Debating League
held at Powers hall, Wednesday eve
ming, the following We're selected for
the debate to be given with the OAK
Grove Seminary, this month: Seniors.
HAYWARD Parsons. Roger Miller.
Frank Kennedy, with Everett Hurd,
alternate. The judges were 0. IA.
Drake and Miss Whittier of this
town and Mr. Washburn of Colby Col
lege. The question was; Resolved
That Secret Societies in Preparatory
Schools Be Abolished"
Owing to the bad condition OF
weather, Wednesday evening. keeping
many away, the stated annual con-
vocation of Ira Berry Chapter. No. %,
r. A. NJ, was postponed, one week.
A. B. Tracy of st. Adams left here,
Wednesday, on a business trip 10 Au-
gusta and, Gardiner,
Nine hundred thousand coal miners are
voting on the question of giving notice
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