The Republican journal., 1915-01-14
SECRET SOCIETIES.


At the regular meeting Of Primrose Chap
ter. Order Of the Eastern Star. Tomorrow.
Friday, evening, there will be an entertain
ment Of special interest to men and all MEM
bers Of the Masonic Club are invited to be
resent
Past Captain Orrin J. Dickey Of A. E. Clark
Camp. Sons of Veterans, was recently .sp-
pointed by Division Commander Cobb OF Gard
liner, district superintendent Of district num-
Der tour. which comprises the camps at Bel
fast, East Stonington, Vinalhaven. Waldoboro
and Damarscotta.
Waldo Lodge, No. 80. K. of p, Durham,
has elected the following officers: c. c., Bert
Reynolds; v. c., Harry Kinney; prelate, o
Harrington; M. of Fin, Fred Bachelor; M. of
Elk, Ernest Hunt; K. of R. & S., F. A. Nc
Allister; M. of w.. Albert Drummond; M. at
A., Arthur Mentally; I. G., Albert Mentally;
o. G., Carl McAllister.
At the annual communication of Timothy
lase Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Jan. 7th. officers were
elected as follows: Willis G. Hazeltine master;
Henry B. Laid, senior warden; Lynwood B.
Thompson, junior warden; Charles E. johnson,
secretary; GEORGE A. Quimby. treasurer: Lu-
Their A. Hammons. senior deacon; J. Earle
Braley. junior deacon; Fred Toothaker, trustee
for three years; Alvin Blodgett, tyler.
The officers of Canton Molineux P M, 10. O.
F. of Camden were installed Monday Jan. 4th,
by Major L. L. Anderson of Camden assisted
by Major A. R. Murch, Major Orrin j. Dickey,
Capt. John Davis and William Estes of Bel
fast. The inspection was in charge of Major
A. R. Murch. A banquet was enjoyed af er
the work of the evening. The following are
the officers: Captain, James A. Smith; lieu
tenant, ]. Crosby Hobbs; clerk Ralph w. John
son; accountant H. R. FELTON,.
AT the last regular meeting of the N. E. O.
P, the following officers were installed by E.
F. Littlefeld, the Deputy Grand Warden: War
den, Edwin L, Cole ord Vice Warden, Henry
M. Staples; Secy, Ida A. Mahoney; Fin Sec ".
Eben Sanborn; Treasurer, Charles K. Coombs.
Chaplain, Mary f. Norris; Guide, Georgia A.
Dow;Sentinel, Amos M Partridge; Trustee John
w. Knight. At the close of the meeting, the
Lodge was served with oyster stew at the
City Lunch rooms.
The following officers of Hancock Lodge, F.
& A. M, of Castne were installed Jan. 7th w.
M, Walter Brown; S. w !, Hosmar McKcon; J .
W., W. A. Walker; S. D., Clarence Wheeler; j.
D., Arthur Patterson; secretary, F. S. Perkins:
treasurer. R. B. Brown; chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Patterson; marshal, ]. Walter Weeks; tyler,
George Weeks. Past W. M. DIR. q. A. Wheeler
was the installing officer, assisted by Dr. G, E.
Parsons as marshal. After the work ice cream
and cake was served. A large number was
present, and all report fine time
AT the regular meeting of Aurora Rebekah
Lodge, l. o. o. F. Tuesday evening a picnic
supper was served in the ban quet hall at $50,
after which Mrs. Cora Fairbanks, District
Deputy President, assisted by Mrs. Ida Libby
of Unity, very ably installed the following
officers: Noble Grand, Mrs. Annie B. Patter-
son; vice grand, Mrs. Sarah S. Guthrie; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Annie K. Adams: finara-
cial secretary, Mrs. Fife G. Harrison; treas
urer, Mrs. Abbie F. Cook; chaplain, Mrs. Hazel
S. Bowker; warden, Mrs. Hazel Ramsdel; con-
ductress, Miss Carrie M. GreenIaw; inside
guardian. Mrs. Mabel S. Partridge; outside
OoohS
to Noble Grand, Miss Grace E. Walton left
supporter to Noble Grand, Miss Ruth Macom-
Der; right supporter to vice grand, Miss Eliz-
abeth Clement; left supporter to vice grand,
Miss Mildred Dodge. Miss Ruth Macomber
rendered piano solo and Mrs Leon Bucklin
and Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker piano duet. Ice
cream and cake were served at the close of
the regular work.
The installation of the newly elected officers
CT Waldo Lodge, l. 0. o. F., took place Friday
evening, Jan. 9Th, with good attendance. The
officers were installed by District Deputy
Grand Master F. M. Fairbanks of Unity, as
sisted by District Deputy Grand Marshal T. o.
Knight of Unity, A. K. Braley as grand scribe,
Frank A. Nye as grand treasurer, L. E. Nc
Mahan as grand chaplain, Henry Staples as
grand warden and Otis Ellis as grand sentinel.
The officers: Albert H. Morse, Noble Grand;
Arthur H. Murch, Vice Grand; Ralph H. Howes,
treasurer; Samuel Adams, secretary; Wilbur S,
Macomber, financial scribe; William F. Jeller-
son, chaplain; Gerth S. Robinson, warden:
Herbert o. Drnkwater, conductor; right and
left scene supporters of Noble Grand, Otis
Ellis and William NJ Estes; right and left sup
porters of Vice Grand, Herbert o. Brier and
Ernest Yates; right and left scene supporters.
Edward Hatch and Marion Sanborn; inside
sentinel, Walter J. Roberts; outside sentinel.
John Parker. The annual reports were pre-
sented and placed on file and among them was
the 18th annual report of Ralph H. Howes as
treasurer. Following the installation cere-
mony speeches were made by visitors and
members of the lodge.
One of the most successful installations of
the winter season was the public installation
of the newly elected officers of Canton Pallas,
P. M, l. o. o. F., which took place at Odd Fei-
lows hall Thursday evening, Jan. 7th, with
very large attendance of invited guests. Can
ton Pallas the uniformed rank of the Odd Fell
lows. was instituted in this city on April 8,
1886. and has been one of the most successful
military branches of the State organization in
Maine. During the past two or three years
theCanton has been particularly successful and
now ranks among the first in the State, having
membership of A and exceptional good in
terest. The installation was by Past Captain
Edward F. Littlefield of this city, assisted by
Major Arthur R. Murch of the LIST Battalion
Second Regiment, and Past Captain l. r.
Clough, as AIDS The officers are as follows: