Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-13
Installation Of Officers of
Indian Spring Lodge.
Rainbow Branch Of International
Sunshine Society Meets.
Supper at Baptist church--FuneraI
OF Late Mrs. Lucinda Dumphy.

The installation ceremonies of Indian
Spring Lodge. |. o. o. F., We're held,
Friday evening. The installing officer
was District Deputy Grand Master
Eben Miller of Norridgewock. assisted
by c. O. Small as grand warden. s. NJ.
Greenleaf as grand secretary. f. l..
Powers as grand chaplain, d. NJ.
Nichols as grand treasurer, and c. F.
Dunlap as grand inside guardian. The
officers installed were: n. G., Albion
G. Hilton; r. S. to y. G., Herbert w.
Badd; L. s. TO n. g., AlonZo Otis;
vice grand, Chauncey E. Chandler; r.
S. to V c., Zebina c. Gilman; L. S.
to V. G.. Reuben Heald secretary, j.
Frank Withee; treasurer, Samuel f.
Remick: warden, Douglas c. Warman;
right scene supporter, Clayton Crosby:
left scene supporter, Thomas Kirk;
outside guardian, Clifford Tinkham.
Following The installation came short
speeches by the visiting officers and
several NOZZLE grands of the local lodge.
After the close Of the lodge refresh
mentS were served in the ante room.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Lucinda Dumphy, who died, Thurs
day, of pneumonia at the home of her
niece. Mrs. Phillip Perry in Arson,
at her late home by Rev j. A. Betcher
The burial was in the Athearn Gene
terry in Starks Mrs. Dumphy was a
native of Pleasant Ridge and was -
years, and days old. She was a
member of the Madison church and
was well known IN this vicinity.
Among those present at the funeral
from away were: John Merrill of
Machias, Lee Merrill of Boston. and
George Merrill of Lawrence, Mass.
The supper, Friday night, given at
the Free Baptist church under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid was at
tended by a large number. After the
supper came a musical program in the
auditorium consisting of a song, Miss
Doris Rogers; violin solo, Willie Rob-
bins; piano duet. Mrs George Miller
Miss Emma Brown; song, Miss Evelyn
Flanders.
A party of rs women gathered at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Gogan, Friday
afternoon, the occasion being the an
nual meeting of Rainbow Branch of
the International Sunshine Society
oibSCiS WOtt tltCttd lOI lIlt tOIIllHS
year as follows: President, Mrs
George Donna; vice president for
Madison, Mrs Delbert L. Churchill;
vice president for Arson, Mrs. Annie
Hilton; secretary, Mrs. Addie Frederic;
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Perkins; chap
lain, Mrs. Eva Spear. Refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
Miss Beatrice Graham of Rumford is
passing few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Absalom Graham, at
their home near Twelve corners
Arthur ]. Taylor left, Friday for
Berlin, n. H., where he has secured
work with the Berlin Lumber Co.
Rev. j. A. Beteher returned, Satur-
day morning, from Scion, where he
went, Friday, to assist in religious
service.
SOUTH.-N1iss Josephine Hight re-
turned, Saturday, from a weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
Lynn, Mass.
j. #. Sylvester of Norridgewock was
in this vicinity on business, the first
of the week.
The Ward Hill school opened, Mon
day. after a vacation of two weeks.
There are many scholars sick with
colds or something worse
Miss Ethel Frost who has been at her
home on Ward Hill during the Christ
mas vacation returned to her duties,
Monday as principal of the Pleasant
St. school, Madison.
d. H. Ward was in Madison Tues
day on business.
AS a result of a three days storm
We have about four inches Of snow and
good sleighing.
Colds are epidemic here. lately.
The Longiey district school house has
been fumigated and school has begun
d. +. Wescott was in Madison Thurs
day on business.
BERTHE Mex enneY is very low