Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-23
BELFAST.
Officers Elected and install
led by Corinthians.
inspection Of Ladies' Auxiliary
OF Sons Of Veterans.
Damage by Storm. Death Of Ralph
g. Aldus..Locsls.

and Mrs. George Randolf Doak Of
High street, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
elder daughter Miss Helen, to Mar
shall b. Martin of Providence. Miss
Doak is one of the most talented
young artists in the city and has for
several years been studying in the
Rhode Island School of Design, where
she is at present taking special work
in portrait painting Mr. Martin is a
young real estate broker with offices
in Providence.
The following officers were elected
and installed at the annual meeting of
Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter, No.
I, held, last night. The latter cere-
mony was performed by the past
grand high priest, Wilmer ]. Dorman,
assisted by the district deputy grand
high priest, Clifford J. Pattee as grand
captain of the host The following
were installed: Excellent high priest
George c. Trussell; king, Charles Har-
mon: scribe. Allen L. Curtis; captain
pal sojourner, 0. S. Niekery; treas
urer, Ralph d. Southworth: recorder,
Clifford j. Pattee; chaplain, Rev D.
r. Phelan; royal arch captain, Frank
g. Bramhall; master of the third vale,
Lnwood Thompson; master of the
second vale, Linwood Jones; master of
the first vale. L. f. MeMahan; senti-
mel. Adrian G. futile; organst, Rev.
David l.. Wilson. Following the in
staIlation of officers. Rev. David l..
Wilson presented past high priests
jewels to the following. oldest in point
of service, James S. Fernald, S. A.
Parker, Frank r. Woodeoek, w. c.
Libby, Martin G. Black, NJ. f. Brown,
Rev. A. A Smith of Bangor Later
ether Jewels will be presented until
each past high priest will receive one
in the order in which he served.
Despite the terrific downpour, on
Monday night. there was a fair at
tendance at the official inspection of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Capt. A. E.
Clark. Cons of Veterans. held in G.
A. r. hall. Vice President Minnie.
Gay. and Secretary Nina D. Cook met
the division president, Mrs. Mary Esty
of Waterviile. at the train and escort
ed her to the hall. Here banquet
was served, at 6 p. NJ. the ladies be-
ing Joined by number of the Sons.
Thirtv-twe covers were LAID Iheh
came a brief meeting of the camp at
ter which the auxiliary was oificiaiiy
inspected by the division president.
In spite of the fact that many of the
staff were absent and their places IN
the floor work had to be nlleo ps
those present. the Inspection resulteo
in very high rank for the local order
and words of praise from the IN
spector. An official inspection VIII be
made of the Camp A. r. Clark, on
Nov 2. when Judge +. *. Gould OF
Rockland will make an official visit.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Thomp-
kins niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
clifford. and Karl Martin, both of
Guilford. took place in that town at
high noon. today. Miss Doris Cliffora
of Belfast. cousin of the prlde' play
ing the wedding march.
The first supper held by aurora
Rebekah Lodge for its members VIII
take place. on next Tuesday night, at
odd Fellows hall. The regular meet
ing of the order will follow.
During the storm of Monday night
the high wind raised good deal Oh
mischief blowing down telegraph
poles, and in many places destroying
the last of the vines and hoWerlns
,Iauts. At the entrance To the lily
mark. the wrought iron lamps Which
hold the electric bulbs were blown
ont one Of them To the ground ana the
other hanging to the column. floWer
pots were blown over and Wherever
tho etrenp sou'easter had a sweep
there was destruction.
The w c. r L. will hold meet
inc at $50 Friday at the Home for
AGED Women in Cedar street. Mem
bers are requested To take lrui' VI
candy for refreshments.
The members of the Waldo county
Agricultural Society are requested u
meet in the court house, on frioaS'
To elect officers and discuss the matter
of liouidating the Indebtedness OF the
society.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will serve IA Parish supper III
the Methodist vestry, on Halio"e en-
night. followed by a social Tor the
Young people. All members of the
parish are invited.
The LEGAL Sons of Veterans. Camp
r Clark. are discussing informally
the recent general order. No. TO- OF
1e1s of which the Article NO. l., Is
of especial interest This article al
mits the ladies of the various organ
iyat;on connected with the Graho
ARMY the Ladies of the G. A R-' the
circle Relief corps and Auxiliary, to
nj, sessions of the Sons of Veterans
h,t II is optional with each and ever?
cann whether or not the article is
accepted in each.