The Republican journal., 1914-01-15
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
The officers of Belfast Commandery. Order
of the Golden Cross, will be installed this,
Thursday, evening.
There will be joint installation of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges of Unity this,
Thursday, evening.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, No. 10. and Waldo
Lodge, No. IL. of ODD Fellows. with their gen.
tlemen and ladies', have received invitations
to att tend the installation exercises of Canton
Pallas No. a, Patriarchs Militant, Wednesday,
Jan. 2sth, in Odd Fellows Hall. A banquet
and entertainment will be furnished.
The annual installation of Primrose Chap.
ter, Order of the Eastern Star, will take place
ton of Mrs. Adelaide M. Meservey of Water
vile, Grand Associate Matron of the State
Chapter. Supper at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee, D. d. G. NJ, Clifford
J, Pattee, Past Patron, Mrs. Bertha E. Dor
man, Grand Marshal, and Hrs Abbie C. Doak,
Grand Chaplain. went to Stockton Springs, by
sleigh, Tuesday afternoon to install the officers
elect of Bethany Chapter. o. E. S. Other
members of Primrose Chapter planned to go
but did not because Of the severe cold.
The annual meeting of the New England
Order of Protection was held last Monday
evening. At 6p m. q fine supper was served
and after supper the District Grand Warden,
Edwin F. Littlefeld, assisted by VIM. F. Stew
ems as Grand Marshal, installed the officers as
follows: warden, Rev. D. B. Phelan; vice war;
den, Miss Hannah B. Colcord; vice past war;
den, Mrs. Gertrude F. Stevens; prelate. Mrs.
Mary T. Norris; secretary, Mrs. Ida W. Ma.
honey: financial secretary, Eben F. Sanborn;
treasurer, Charles R. Coombs; guide. Edwin A
Colcord; inside guard, J. F. Wilson; sentinel
W. F. Stevens; trustee. George D. Mahoney
After the installation Messrs. Littlefeld,
Phelan and Coombs made interesting remarks
for the good of the order. The grand officers
we're expected to be present but were unable
to attend.
The officers-elect of Knyvetta Rebekah Lodge
were publicly installed Thursday night Jan.
9Th, by Mrs. Cora Fairbanks of Unity, D. D. P.
G. assisted by D. D. G. M. Mrs. Libby of Unity,
G. w. Mrs. Evie Nye, G. S. Miss Lulu Marks,
G. T. Mrs. John Murphy, G. G. Mrs. Emma
Davis. The following officers were installed:
N. G.. Miss Blanche Sweetsir: v. G. Mrs. Nellie
Mortland; Sec. Mrs. Evie Wilson; Treas, Mrs.
Sarah Cunningham; chaplain. Miss Lulu Marks;
warden, Mrs. Evie Nye; conductress, Mrs.
Lousie Fletcher; R. S. N G., Mrs Emma Davis,
L. S. NJ G, Mrs. Frances Pike; R. S. v. e.,
Mrs. John Ames; L. S. V. G., Miss Grace Whit
tum; L. G., Mrs. Ernest Gray; o. G-.George
Sargent; organist, Miss Lena Nye. During
the ceremony, Albert Kane rendered solo and
Mrs. Nye, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. H. C. Holmes
rendered a vocal trio Supper then followed,
with Mrs. Wilson chairman, assisted by Mrs.
S. M. Webber and Miss Marks as committee
of arrangements.
The officers of Waldo Lodge, l. o. o. F. were
installed Friday evening Jan. 9th, by District
Deputy Grand Master, Franklin M. Fairbanks
of Unity, assisted by Grand Marshal Knight
of Unity, and A. K. Braley as grand vice war;
den and Maurice W. Lord as grand secretary,
The officers are: noble grand, John T. Davis;
vice grand. Albert H. Morse; secretary. Sam
uel Adams; financial secretary. Wilbur A. Ma
comber; treasurer, Ralph Ii. Howes; warden.
Arthur R. Murch; conductor, Herbert A.
Drinkwater; chaplain, A. X. Braley; right and
left scene supporters, Fred Townsend and
Walter J. Roberts; right and left supporters
of the noble grand Charles Hahn and Lucius
A. Walton; right and left supporters of the
vice grand, William Estes and Leon Beckwith;
inside guardian, Leon Shute; outside guardian,
John A. Parker. Following the installation
there were short addresses by members of the
lodge and visitors and a banquet was served.
Thursday evening, Jan. 9Th. District Deputy
G. M Jessie S. Pattee of Belfast, assisted by
Helen Vogell as grand marshal and Lucy Gott
rs grand chaplain, installed the officers of s. K.
Whiting chapter, o. E. S., of Castine, as fol.
lows: W. NJ, Judith Parker; A. M, A. Kicker;
! p, Hosmar McKoon; sec., katherine Morey;
treas, Margaret Brown; cond.. Addie Bowden;
asst cond., Emma Bowden; chaplain, Mildred
Perkins; organist, Bella Brown; warder, I. M
Gardner; sentinel, Fred Perkins; marshal,
Helen Vogell; Ada, Florence Kicker; Ruth,
Emma Perkins; Esther, Annie Parsons; Martha,
Mary Devereux; Electa. Lillian Blake. The
installation was of unusual interest as many
new features were introduced which made
the work very impressive. Great credit is
due Mrs. Pattee for the fine manner in which
she performed her duties. Before the meet
ing supper was served by the following com
m:ttee: Lottie Parker, Carrie Parker, Lillian
Blake and Mary Devereux.
At the regular meeting of Tarratine Tribe
of Red Men last Monday evening District
Deputy Great Sachem Edwin S. Perkins in.
stalled the newly elected officers of the
tribe, assisted by Clarence E. Hall as Great
Sannap. Following the installation banquet
was served. The officers are as follows
Sechem. Edward Robinson; senior sycamore
Frank L. Smith; junior sycamore, Charles Ii
Hahn; prophet Frank L. Orser; chief of re.
cords and collector Of wampum, Orrin J
Dickey; keeper Of wampum, Roscoe Arey;
Fir ct and second sannaps, Arthur C. Dinsmore
and Alonzo Robbins; warriors, Hiram Ellis
John A. Dodge. Francis Robbins. Leroy Rob-
bins; braves. Harold G. Herrick. William Estes
w. B. Ingersoll, John W. Ryder: guard Of
wigvam, John G. Harman; guard Of forest.
Walter J. Roberts. During the evening, Past
Sachem Hall, in behalf Of the Tribe, presented
to Past Sachem Frank L. Orser and Past
| Sachem Orrin J. Dickey past officers jewelsd
sashes - token Of esteem from the members