Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-06
BELFAST.
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A Week of installations
In Local Lodges.
Officers Elected 10 Timothy
Chase Lodge, F. & A, m.
Annual Meetings Of North Church
And Parish Held, Friday.

| Belfast, Me, Jan. 5.-(SpeciaD.-B
! ginning, Monday, the week win be one
of installations and with few excep
lions will about wind up for the year.
Monday night, A. +. Clark, S. of w..
I will install jointly with the Ladies'
! Auxiliary. Tuesday afternoon. the
| Thomas Fl. Marshall Post, G.. A. r.,
will install with the Ladies of the g.
A. r.. Tuesday night, the ofiicers-elect
of Penobscct Encampment, /. Q. Q. F.,
will pe installed. Friday night, Jan
| 10, the officers elect of Seaside Grange
will be installed by District Deputy Ed
ward Evans of Waldo. This installation
was postponed from Friday night,
| Jan. 8, owing to the storm.
| The following officers We're elected at
the annual meeting of Timothy Chase
Ledge. f. and \. Nj: Worshipfui mas
ter. Ralph Hayford. senior warden,
Frank Bramhall; junior warden. VIII
lis G. Hazeltine treasurer, George ~.
Ouimby; secretary, Charles f. John
son. senior deacon. r. B. RAIDS: junior
deacon. A. Perry Coombs; tyler, Alvin
Blodgett. George a. Quimby was elect
ed trustee for three years. The officers
will lie installed at the next regular
meeting. z,.-.
rhe regular meetiu Of Primrose
Charter. o. e. s.. was ibid Friday eve
ming, when the resignation of Charles
r. Coombs as worthy patron was acted
upon and accepted Arthur iiitchie was
elected TO fill the vacancy. The install
lation will probably take place at the
next regular meeting.
DR.. Everard A. Wilson is eirculat-
ing petition for the office of collector
CT customs at this port. He is prom
inent physician and has large prae-
tee in this city
Sheriff Cushmau has appointed p. G.
Hurd of Northport, Frank A. Little
field of Monroe and A. b. Payson OF
Brooks as deputies in attendance on
the supreme judicial court. which will
! convene, Tuesday. Charles S. Adams Of
Sacrament will be crier and l.. l.. Rob
bins of Belfast messenger
The business of the Western Union
Telegraph office has been taken over in
this city by the Waldo Telephone Co.
and will be under the management OF
e. r. Spear, manager " the Waldo
Teiephone Co. in who's offices 1t has
been for some time past although un-
der its own management. Practically
little change win be made in the
working of the office, as far as the
, public goes.
The annual meeting of the North
church and parish were held, Thurs
day night. following a supper, at
O'Clock, served by the young women
of the Guild. The report of the treas
.urer was very encouraging and ac-
.cepted The parish has had a very
/ favorable year. II. NJ. Prentiss was
appointed collector and c. Q. Poor
the treasurer for the ensuing year.
! The following other committees We're
elected: Standing, A. o. Stoddard, Fl.
( NJ Prentiss, e. S. Bowker; care OF
! church, A. o. Stoddard; care of par
sonage Mrs. E. S. Bowker; music,
/ John Parker, B. L. Davis, Mrs. E. r.
| Gilchrist, Miss Amy Stoddard; fl
/ nance. c.. o. Poor, H. NJ. Prentiss, M.
| C. Hill, Mrs. Ella Small and Mrs. c.
/ E. Owen.
| The church meeting followed with
| Rev. David L. Wilson, the pastor, rep
| siding. The roll call was followed by
a brief story of the past year, given
| by the pastor. He stated that at the
| beginning of the year 1912 there were
| 126 members. Seven had been lost
by death, one dropped and three had
taken their membership by letter,
/ elsewhere. Seven new members had
| been taken in. The membership at
!, the present time is 122. Deacon A.
/. ]. Knowlton had resigned, owing to
moving out of, town and NJ. c. Hill
| had been elected to fill the vacancy
DR.. A. Millett had been elected to take
. the place of Mr. Knowlton on the
!, standing committee.
/ The treasurer's report was read and
accepted. Among other things, s2S2.-
4 SIS had been paid out for missions.
| The reports of the Sunday school
| floral committee, Ladies Circle, Guild,
! Knights of King Arthur. and Woman's
| Missionary Society, were read and ac
! copied
! The following officers and commit
tees were elected: Clerk, DR.. Adel-
bert Millett; treasurer, Dr. A. Q.
! Stoddard; auditor, Rev. ID. L. Will
son; welcoming committee, III. M.
Prentiss, withauthority to choose his
assistants; business committee, II.
| M. Prentiss, Or. A. Q. Steddard, NJ. G.
Il FILL, REV. IL. Ii Nl'oohs
NJ. c. Hill, H. E. Prentiss, Mrs. L
4 A.. Knowlton. Dr. Millett; Sunday
school, Mr.. Prentiss. Miss Caroline w.
Field, Mrs. c. M. Craig; city mis-
sions, Mrs. C. D. Pilsbury, Miss A. Y.
Field, Miss Margaret Hazeltine, Miss
| Mcdowell and Mrs. Frank Wiley;
floral, Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, Mrs.
~. C. Pilsbury, Miss Kittredge, Frank
Waterman and Wesley Wood.
The regular monthly. meeting of the
| Waldo County Veterans Association
took place in North Searsport II
was reported that five old comrades
had answered the great and last roll
call, during the past month: Joseph
1 Brown and William III. Moulton of
Unity of the 26th Maine Regiment;
flames E. Mason of winterport, Co. f,
18th Maine; H. p. Bennett of Mont
Vile and Comrade A. Merrithew OF
| Belfast.
The funeral of Deputy Chief William
f;,.a dar,a ont