The Republican journal., 1913-01-23
SECRET SOCIETIES.

4 SECRET SOCIETIES.
At special meeting of Palestine Com
mandery, Knights Templar, Wednesday even
ing, the Order of the Temple was conferred on
two candidates and banquet followed the de-
gree work.
d. d. G. M. Augustus D. Hayes, assisted by
Roy e. Sholes as Grand Marshal, both of
Timothy Chase Lodge. F. & A. M. went to
Stockton Springs Jan. 18th and installed the
officers of Pownal Lodge. F. & A. M.
At the regular meeting of Waldo Lodge, No.
81, K. of P. Of Burnham. Friday evening, Jan.
10th the following officers were elected for the
coming year: G. J. Mudgett, C. c. Roy Call, v.
c.; Andrew Miles, P; Wesley Hunt, M. at A.;
Arthur Hunt, M. of W.; F. A. McAllister, Sec;
Alfred Bowden, M. of F.; Harry E. Kinney, M.
of E.; Charles Dyer, o. G.
At the regular meeting of Corinthian Royal
Arch Chapter Tuesday evening the Royal Arch
degree was conferred on two candidates and
an official inspection was conducted by R. E.
Hugh R. Chaplin of Bangor, Grand Scribe of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maine. A
banquet, tie menu including oysters, chicken,
cold meat, etc.. was served by M R. Knowlton.
Timothy Chase Lodge.F. & A. M. will install
the following officers at the regular meeting
JAM Both: Worshpful master, Ralph Hayford:
senior warden, Frank Bramhal Junior warden.
Willis G. Hazeltine; treasurer, George A.
Quimby; secretary, Charles E. johnson; senior
deacon. R. B. Rand; junior deacon, A. Perry
Coombs; tyler. Alvin Blodgett; trustee for
three years, George A. Quimby.
At special meeting of Bagaduce lodge. F.
q A. M, Brooksville, Jan. II, the following
officers were duly installed by P. NJ, Ernest
6abson. assisted by William earn; W. NJ,
Elwin Steele; S. W., Harry Saunders; treas
urer. Frank Perkins; secretary, l. J. Cousins;
chaplain, j. N, Palmer; marshal, Villa u Carn;
S. D., Ernest Babson; J. D., Lawrence Varnum;
S. S., James Campbell ]. S., John P. Howard;
tyler, Charles Mumler.
Belfast Lodge No. 14O, N. E. O. p, will in
stall the following officers at its regular meet
ing Monday evening Jan. 27th Warden, Ger
trude F. Stevens; Vice Warden, Hannah A.
Colcord; Secretary, Ida A. Mahoney; F. Secre-
tary. Eben M. Sanborn; Treasurer, Charles R.
Coombs; Chaplain, Mary E. No ris; Guide, Ed
win L. Colcord; Guardian, Walter H. Juan;
Sentinel, Ella B. Coombs; Trustee, Giles G. Alb
bott. The entertainment committee will fur
nish an entertainment. A good attendance is
desired
The officers of Eastern Star Encampment, /.
! q n T of Cod 11el,
| The Portland Argus says: Eastern Star En-
campment enters most auspicously upon its
new year with every prospect of progressive
ness, with staff of efficient officials, and with
the distinction of having the youngest chief
patriarch ever installed in the State of Maine
in the person of Arthur H. Wood, who despite
his age, only 26 years, is already accorded the
reputation OF being one of the most earn
est workers of the order in this section of the
country Mr.. Wood is a son of Fred and Ida
Stephenson Wood, formerly of Belfast, and
has bee.4 frequent visitor here.
/ The Way Back ball given by the members of
|. o. 0. F. and Rebekahs in Emery hail. Bucks
port,last Friday night, was grand affair, not
wthstanding the rainy weather. Some 6s
/ SpupleSN eHt OH ia lIle HldICil anu dDOul
onehalf the dancers in costume, some
very fine ones being represented. The Way
Back orchestra of Bar Harbor made quite
hit. The galleries were filled to overfiowing
Refreshments served on the floor during
the entire evening. Many were in attendance
from out Of town. The receipts were about
S125. The hall was decorated with horse
4 h1aDkats nd tbp
stage in front large exhibit of hens,
ducks and other farm stock
The installation of the officers of Arcadia
Temple, Pythian Sisters, of Brewer, which
took place last Friday evening, was most
joyahe event, added interest being given the
affair by the presence of Emunah Temple of
OLD Town special guests OF the local ten2
| pie. Supper was served during the evening
and the services of installation were conduct
ed by District Deputy Jennie Dockham of
Prospect. She was ably assisted by Mrs. Wes-
ley Seavey and Mrs Daniel French of Brewer.
The officers installed include Mrs. Gertrude
Aiken, Nj. E. c.; Miss Ethel Carlisle, E. S; Mrs.
Amy Howard, E. j. Mrs. Hattie Moore, NJ of
T.; Mrs. c. Annie DOGGY, M. of R.; Mrs. Lois
L.,
Mrs. Harriet Powers, G. of T.; Mrs. Agnes
Moore, P c.; Mrs. Agnes Moore, representa-
tive to grand temple.
The officers Of Mt. Battle Lodge, O. o. F.,
Camden, were installed Jan. 14th by District
Deputy Grand Master Winfield Scott Richards,
assisted by Ralph W.Johnson as grand marshal.
John Johnson as grand secretary, L. L. Ander-
son as grand warden, ]. F. Thomas as grand
guard, and Ruel Robinson as grand chaplain.
The officers are as follows: Noble grand, Fred
Hanson; vice grand, Warren Conant; record
ing secretary, John Leach; financial secretary
D. W. Arey; treasurer. Joseph W, Bowers,
trustees, E. G. Fletcher, Chester L. Pascal,
Ralnh johnson; R. s. N. G.. Ralph W. Johnson
L. S. N. G., F. A. Payson; warden, F. l. An
drews; conductor, w. S. Richards; chaplain,
Geo E. Nichols; R. S. S., E. J. Prince; L. S, S.,
E. J. Heale; l. G., Fred Merchant; O. G., F. N.
Thompson; R. S. v. G., Jesse Cross. The in
| stalation was followed by social dance in the
Engine hall.
The officers of Harbor Light Chapter 0. E.