Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-08

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templar; and Mrs. H. r. Puterbaugh.
all of Belvidere, ILL.,; Rev. A w.
Walker, chief ternplar. and Mrs. Daisy
| Brewington, Mrs. Violet Williams, j:
A. Philip, Mrs. Lucy Session, Mrs. j.
! f. Parker, F. S. II. Chambers, Mrs.
| Hattie Gordon, Miss Mamie Warren,
Mrs. Mary Wassock, Mrs. jamie Jud-
kins, j. H. Drayton, Mrs. Viola Gro
motto, Mrs. NJ. f. Green, all of Jack
senville Fla; ID. II. McKinnon, grand
! chief tenlplar of Cape Breton and
1 Nova Scotia New Aberdeen, Cape
/ Breton: Charles C. Wilcox. past dep
uty international chief templar OF
1 Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. Charles c..
Wilcox, past grand vice templar, of
| Brooklyn, n. Y: Joig Syvertson of
| Christiania, Norway; Arne Halgjem,
| grnad chief templar of Norway: T.
| Davidson, deputy international chief
! templar of Norway. all of Christiania,
| Norway: NJ. Brown, lodge deputy. To-
ronto, Ontario; Mrs. H. II. C. Estes,
past grand superintendent OF Juyen-
| lie temples, Ocean Park, Me-; L. e.
| Olsen, deputy international chief tenn
| plar of the United States, Brooklyn, y.
Y; Tom Honeyman, international
secretary, Glasgow. Scotland, Rev.
w. Morres, international chaplain,
kronstadt. Hungary: Jessie Mar
tin, secretary. of Salem. Oregon;
Frank w. Gowen, past grand eleeto-
] raj superintendent of Maine, Hynes,
! Cal; H. j. Penherthy, grand chief
tempiar of Washington, Tacoma,
| Wash: B. N. Hamstad, grand seere-
| tary of Western Scandinavian Grand
Lodge of Washington, Seattle, Wash;
Joseph Maline, grand chief templar
of England and past international
chief templar, Birmingham. Eng;
Charles L. Banker, chief templar;
Miles Fl. Griswold, secretary, Apo
| keepsing Lodge, Poughkeepsie. n. Y;
Bertha p. Sanborn, secretary, Lake
port, N. H.; Capt. William B. Reed
and Rev. John Quigley. both of Hast
ings, MINI, who drafted the Good
Templar platform in 1858. the last
named having had every pass word
since 1858; Mrs. NJ. IT. O'Donnell. Min
| neapolis, Mimi, founder of the Jul
venile Temples; Mrs. A. W. Law
renee of Minneapolis, Mimi, who has
had the pass words since 1850; Mel
Hyde Of Otalla, Ore, who has had
the pass words since 1859; George II.
Minnesota, ST. Paul, Mimi. who has
had the pass word since 1868; Howard
| Q. Keen, grand electoral superintend-
ent of Maryland and Virginia, Mon
! rovia Md; Mary NJ. league, secre-
tary, Comic. N. T.; John Vautier, dep
| uty international chief templar, Chan
mel Islands, ST. Heller, Jersey; +.
Banner. grand chief templar of Brit
ish Columbia, Vancouver, b. c.; Will
| liam Waugh, grand superintendent of
| Juvenile work of British Columbia,
Nanaimo. B. c.; Carl F. Timms,
grand electoral superintendent of
British Columbia, South Vancouver,
B. c.; r. Maenicol, grand vice cham
cellor Of British Columbia, Victoria,
3. c.. And. Pender. grand secretary,
Nanaimo, b. c.; D. s. ellis, grand
district counselor of New York City;
w. II Lamby, grand chief templar of
| Quebec, Inverness, Que; Peter Chal-
mers, grand electoral superintendent
of Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland; Trau-
aug G. Stevensce, grand chief templar
Of the Grand Lodge of Roufnania,
Bucharest; Nicoloe Mateescu, L. ST.
mionesca, Lora Marivara Lafarcscu,
Aucta Touescu, S. F. Nicolau, Eufu-
lea Riussii, Aurelian Jonescu. Maria
rara Lafarescu, S. Lematului; G..
Gouescu Calafeteau; w. Ficolau, Ira
iau @. Feueec Fri Dricesu, Gresa
Jsce, Aneta Geoigeru, all of Bucha
rest, Roumania; Guy Hayler, grand
counsellor of England, London; Lar
sen-Ledet, grand electoral superin-
rendent of Aarhus, Denmark; w. Fl.
Bellin, grand electoral superintendent
of Wales; e. N. Stockford, grnad chief
templar of New Brunswick, st. John,
N. b.; DR.. II. Fl. Mann. grand chief
templar of India, Poona, India, and
many others.
Further addresses of welcome by
Frank v. Belyea, district secretary,
who spoke for the Kennebec District
Lodge, Mrs. f. III. Brown for the Wa
torville womans Christian Temper
ance Union, Former Mayor William
r. Pattangall for the city in lieu of
Mayor Hilliard, who was presiding
at tho April meeting of the city gov
eminent. These words of welcome from
representative organizations and in
stitutions were brief and sincere.
sterlins's Response
In response to these addresses,
Grand Chief Templar w. I. Sterling
said:
AS the chief executive of the Maine
Grand Lodge Of the international Or
der Of Good Templars, have the hon
or to respond in their behalf to the
addresses of welcome given here this
evening. To his Honor the ex-Mayor
who has so ably extended the greet
ings of the beautiful city of Water
vile and it's 1900 inhabitants. / wish
to say we gladly accept the hospital
ity he has so cordially extended. To