The Republican journal., 1914-04-09
SECRET SOCIETIES.

aastinc April 14th of Aurora Rebek-
p ''' q O. T., there will be visitation
lols' @ c.sta c. Whitten of Fairfield, Matron
n'', o.A,..b Assembly of Maine. A supper
|'ps .5ll be followed by work in the
r." an entertainment. A full attend
d IS rsqaestsd'
s5ort meeting, March 9th, of the K.
y w. r,lge Rurnham. the Pythian Sisters
.r,3 ;or the purpose of uniting with the
70. f,- q surprise party to Mr.. and Mrs.
m Miles. Mr.. Miles has served very
4,.p,. os iauitor for some time and is now
.-a "a 90 to Skowhegan to work. Mr..
/, Mrs Miles were presented with pretty
/, -, ,bair and lunch was served.
In, commandery No. 5. Knights Tenn
/. nil observe their tlitleth anniversary on
", SpoJsv by attending special service
H. W. oitsrnoon at two o'clock at Central Con-
'ls 's.;nosl Church. Rev. D. L. Wilson, who
sa"Sr eommander and honorary life mem
I i Pa isstne Commandery of Belfast, will
f.. " special sermon. St. Jean Baptist
~, y, - Brunswick has been engaged to fur
[l' ,snsir ~ for the parade from the asylum to
7 .b5n,rch.-Bath Independant.
F.;,ity eomnandery of Augusta and Pales-
i-n, ~ ReIfast have accepted the invitation of
',eront Of this city to be its guests in this
n m St Johns Day. The three communicates
h nsrade mere on the arrival of the visitors
4 oftsryard take cars to Oakland Park,
Ia,e spore dinner will be served and pleas
l n,ocram Of out-of-door sports will be en-
IL Tbe visitors will be taken on automobile
L. IA various places of interest in the neigh
,Soo5 Supper will be served at Rockland
,sonic TEMPLE. In the evening, the Knights
il qrtend performance at one of the city
,stres. where a special program will be pres
ted-Rockand Opinion.
Primrose Chapter, o. E. S., held very en-
,sble meeting Friday evening, April 3rd. A
icous supper was served at $50 under the
sctior OF Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor and an
h committee. The menu included cold
at, seai!oped potatoes, pickles, rolls, fancy
j, 5ougnnuts and coffee. The degree were
,fsrred On three candidates and the beauti-
snd impressive ceremony of obligation
hi was carried out by the officers. An in,
estng feature Of the evening was the pres
aton by he Matron, Mrs. Julia A. Vickery,
past matrons Jewel to Mrs. Hattie S.
chic. Mrs. Isabel c. Howes, the organist,
D has served the Chapter in that capacity
e IL was oaganized, was then presented
j. Totted Easter lily, the associate matron.
3 Lug Hills, voicing the appreciation
u pres + If Mrs. Howes, faithful and eff
s3t sarWtes. 1t was a complete surprise to
$ Hoeas. A the next meeting, April 18th,
legree vii be worked.
he entertainment given in the Town hall,
rHham. saturday evening, March 28th, by
Py.Man Sisters was success in every
!, The program consisted of a farce, A
frsg5,l, loHn Meeting. and the parts were
y wei taken and afforded much amuse-
NJ Following is the cast: Mrs. Manchester,
derato- Susie McKechnie; Mrs. Briggs,
vi ierk Maude E. Mudgett; Mrs. Smart,
collector. Georgie Cunningham; Mrs. Gray,
lei constable. Maggie Reynolds; Mrs. Eaton,
bee viewer, Lora Prescott; Mrs. Cash, tree
Noel Hsttle Cole; Mrs. Jones, superintend-
tof streets, Agnes Call; Mrs. White, over
fr0f poor Maud Miles; Mrs. Prouty, chair
ID board assessors, Florice D. Foster; Mrs
0F, nllk Inspector, Idella Call; Mrs. Drake,
RhVsy surveyor, Minnie McAllister; Mrs.
'HAtSi auditor. Eva Cole; Mrs. Plain, chair
u board Of health, Hattie Perkins; Mrs.
nnt, town treasurer, Augusta Hunt; Mrs.
'e chairman board of selectmen, Nellie
's7 Mrs Sears, chairman School committee,
f'Ne Sherman; Bridget, Blanche Foster;
Pa Blanche Allen; Mr. Manchester, o. B.
fAe'Anle During the play short enter
F''pent was gwen consisting of reading by
F's Mchechnie; solo, Dorothy McKechnie;
E'aQ'n Blanche Allen. At the close of the
1 aA original song to the tune of Swanee
['s Was sung by members of the Pythian
s'' After the program ice cream was
GU dance was held. About $35 was
The entertainment was repeated
['t'uay evening. April 2. in the Town hall
''' 0eheht Of the Willing Workers.