The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-06
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At the meeting of Tarratine Tribe, Red Men,
membership were received. .
The regular meeting of Primrose CHAPTER.
0. E. S.. will be held tomorrow. Friday, even-
ing. The degree will be conferred.
After serving Tarratine Tribe of Red Men
as chief of records for more than IL years con-
secutively Orrin J. Dickey rendered hi. resip
nation and Edwin S. Perkins has been elected
to fill the vacancy.
The following officers of Silver Cross Lodge,
K. of P, were installed Wednesday evening.
G. c: c. c., Frank L. Orser; " c., Percy E.
Edgecomb; Prel Samuel W. Durost; NJ w,
Fred A. Nickerson; K. R. S., Clifford ]. Pattee;
M. F.. Sanford Howard M. E. Frank G. Mixer
M. A., Geo. P. Cook; o. G., Frank o. Whiting.
Refreshments were served after the installa-
ton.
At special meeting of Canton Pallas P. M.
l. y. U. F., of this city, held Thursday evening.
Jan. Sd, it was voted to hold military ball at
the Belfast Opera House, Feb Oath, with
music by keyes' orchestra The members of
Canton Molineaux of Camden will be present
as guests and will give an exhibition drill, and
1T IS expected that Brigadier Hinckley of Port
lano and his staff will be in attendance. There
will be concert, ,and the hall will be elaborate
ly decorated for the occasion The following
committee has charge of the arrangements:
Orrin j. Dickey, Edward F. Littlefeld, L. E,
McMahan, John T. Davis, Arthur r. Murch
and Albert H. Morse
The newly elected officers of Timothy Chase
Lodge, F. & A. M. were installed Thursday
evening. Jan. 30th, by D. D. G. M. Augustus
D. Hayes. The officers are as follows: Ralph
Hayford, worshipful master; Frank E. Bram-
hail. senior warden; Willis G. Haseltine, junior
warden; George A. Quimby, treasurer; Charles
E. johnson, secretary; Rev. A. A. Blair, chap
lain; Samuel H. Lord, marshal; Henry B. Ladd,
senior deacon; A. Perry Coombs, junior deacon:
J. Lee Patterson, senior steward; Percy E.
Greer, junior steward; Alvin Blodgett, tyler
Music was interspersed during the installation
ceremonies, and at the close the presentation
of Past Masters jewel and apron to retiring
Master, Samuel H. Lord, was made by Past
Master Charles A. Harmon. A banquet was
served after the installation.
The officers of Waldo Lodge, l. O. o. F.,
were installed last Friday evening by District
Deputy Grand Master l.. E. McMahan, assisted
by District Deputy Grand Marshal E. F. Lit
tlefeld, NJ C. Murch as district deputy grand
warden, Ira 7. Clough as district deputy grand
secretary, Henry D. Clough as district deputy
grand treasurer, and E. L. Cook as district
follows: Noble grand, Henry w. Staples; vice
grand, John T. Davis; recording secretary,
Samuel Adams; financial sec etary, Wilbur A.
Macomber; treasurer, Ralph H. Howes; past
noble grand, Maurice Walker Lord; warden,
Albert H Morse; conductor, Herbert A. Drink
water; outside guardian, John Parker; in
side guardian, Leon 7. Shute; right and left sup
porters of noble grand, Arthur R. Murch and
Harry Townsend; right and left scene sup
porters, Fred Townsend and G. Parker Cook;
right and left supporters of vice grand Lee
Robinson and Walter j. Roberts; chaplain, AL
ton X. Braley. Following the installation
Installing Officer McMahan delivered an inter-
esting address on Odd Fellowship in which he
reviewed the excellent work which had been
done in Waldo county, told of the work in his
capacity as district deputy throughout the
county, and of the social benefits one derived
as an Odd Fellow. He spoke of the board of
officers just installed as one of the youngest in
the history of the lodge, and of the intention
of the board of managers to build an Odd Fell
lows home, where older members of the order
might find good home There was good at
tendance of members of the order, including a
number of Past Noble Grands. At the regu-
lar meeting of Waldo Lodge tomorrow, Friday
evening there VIII be work on a number of
candidates in the initiatory degree.
FOOD FAIR NOTES.