Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-17
Masonic Lodges Install
Their OfiiCeTs-EIeCt.
SoTosis Society Of N. C. ELECTS
Officers for Spring Term.
One lntoxication Case Before Judge
Drake..LocaIs and PEI sonals.

held, Friday evening, when the Off
GERS elect of Meridian Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, and of Iva Berry Chapter, R. A.
M. were Jointly installed. The Off
GERS of Meridian Lodge were installed
by c. E. Vickery, P. d. d. G. NJ. as
sisted by A. B. Douglass, p. NJ, act
ing as grand marshal. The officers:
w. NJ, G. s. Coffin; S. w, +. G..
Parsons; ]. w, T. F. Common; treas
urer A. e. Libby: secretary, II. V
Mathews; chaplain, B. S. Mathews;
S. D., f. F. Dodge; d., f. n. WICK
cry; S. s., H. e. Marston: marshal.
E. A. Potter; Tyler, John Chapman.
Officers of Iva Berry Chapter were.
II. p, B. S. Mathews; king, A. y
Douglass; scribe, Harry Cornforth; C..
of H., George A. Douglass; p s., G.
e. Vickery; r. A. c., T. F. Conner
NJ. of 1st v, f. n. Vickery NJ of End
V, H. f. Marston; NJ. of 3rd ", Chas
Bussell; sentinel, j. G. Chapman. The
treasurer and secretary will be install
ed later. The installing officer was
E. A. Porter P. G. II. P, assisted b,
G. f. Vickery as marshal.
Randolph Raymond and Alden Jack
son, who were arrested for intoxica
ton, were given a hearing before
Judge Drake, Saturday morning Ray
mond was sentenced to serve 80 DAYS
in Jail. He appealed and was allowed
period of time to secure bail. Jack
son paid his fine and was dismissed.
I The Sorosis Society of Maine Cen
trail Institute has elected the follow
ing officers for the spring term: Pres
ident, Mary Smith; vice president.
Marie Wakefield; treasurer, Natalie
Taylor; executive committee, Ruby
; Willis, Kate Dow, Martha Tucker; pi-
anist, Doris Libby.
Mrs. Maria Stevens of Thomaston,
who has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Huff, left, Saturday, for a short
visit in Augusta, before going for a
visit in Boston.
Mrs. Joseph r. Sayward and three
| children Of Skowhegan, who have been
visiting Mrs. Sayward's sister, Mrs. A.
c. Libby, left Friday, for Lancaster,
! n. H., where they will locate.
| All members of Phlentoma Lodge, l.
! 0. o. f., are requested to meet in Odd
Fellows hall. Monday evening, to dis
| cuss the matter of changing their
| pharapharnalia room into banquet
! room. Work will be done in the First
/ degree.
Miss Mira Jenkins went to Angus
| ia, Saturday, to attend banquet Civ
en- by the members of the Augusta
China Club, of which she is a member
! Mrs. John Doe and daughter, Miss
Annie Doe, went to China, Saturday,
| for visit at their old home
| George E. Kimball and Llewellyn
Parks were business callers in Water
/, Vile, Saturday
> William L. Ross of this town has
been appointed by the commander in
chief, G.. A. r., to the position of as
sistant inspector general of the De-
! partment of Maine on recommendation
of Inspector General J. Payson Brad
ley of Boston.
DIR. Ernest Call and Mr.. Pencil of
Lewiston were in town, SATURDAY.
leaving, later in the day, for ST. Adams
in company with DR.. C. A. Moulton Of
Hartland
Miss ida Randlett left, Saturday, for
Boston, where she has accepted po-
sition as stenographer
Miss Eva ]. Day of Boston, who has
beeii guest of Mrs. Judson Nichols,
returned home, Saturday
Mrs. Ida Pushor of Waterville is Wis
iting, for few days, with her brother,
E. D. Call and family.
Austin III. MacCormick of Boothbay
Harbor. Herbert Foster of Seattle,
Wash. George A. McWilliams of
Bangor and Frank Smith of Calais,
all students at Bowdoin College, Were
in town. Saturday and Sunday, in the
interests Of the Y. M. C. A. work. A
game of basketball was played. at 8
r, NJ, Saturday, in Union hall be-
tween NJ c. /. and Pttsfield A. A.
The p. A. A. won, A. to 49, At $50
p. NJ, the young men students at
M. c. /. gave a banquet at the Free
Baptist church. The menu was served
by the ladies of the Auxiliary Society
Roland Eaton acted as toastmaster
Speeches were made by the three local
ministers, Prof. F. U. Landman and
the visiting young men. Sunday
morning. the local pulpits were occu-
pied by one of the Bowdoin men and
at p. NJ, an address was given to
the Boy Scouts at the Uniyersalist
church while at the same time q
mems meeting was held at the Meth
odist church. At 7.30 p. M, a mass
meeting was held at the Universalist
church.