The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-06
SECRET SOCIETIES.

so.t4n Edward Robinson has present.
.,rs Tribe of Red Men with large
,,irts5 Indian head on leather for wall
,..,,s il the new hall on High street.
o.. s,aheu Frank L. Smith of Tarratine
.. Esd Men Of this city has been ap-
Y instruct Deputy of this district of Red
.-e-ss. Sachem A E. Pollard of Port
rua tribes are located in this district,
..-7s of tins city and Pentagoet of Cas-
,,,,o3 was broken April 27th for an Odd
7op. F4i.ding al Bar Harbor, to be erect
.,.sz vi 500 900 and which will be the
.. ojgs 9ujIdlng in Maine. The site is on
n,-. street where for years the old South
| ,ul,.- was located The town of Eden. of
| II gar Harbor is the business center, has
,,.3 ,,. f,or in the new building for its
| -,,'fess and vaults.
7..,s.,rs Tribe of Red Men will attend the
,,,rog service sunday, May 9th, at the
gs.3.r huych IN this city, in observance
"a. saaua memorial Sunday, and the pas
L. R-y n race 3, Sellers, will deliver seN
.s keel ins with the occasion. All mem
ys tlg .ribe are requested to meet at Red
|gasla sunday morning at 10 o'clock, wear
l., r,ei- rsypective sashes and march to the
a,pi where seats will be reserved for them
a. CENTER of the church.
he following &asons are attending the ses-
| rsof tie Grand Lodges held in Portland this
ss Clifford J Pattee, grand junior warden
|,ssG-ard Lodge of Maine; Morris l.. Slugg,
rrspt commander of Palestine Command
Il. Allen 1. Curtis, / Ugh priest of Corinthian
tg Arch Chapter; DR. Orris S. Vickery,
,asr Of Phoenix Lodge; Linwood Thompson,
| n5n warden of Timothy Chase Lodge; War;
| (MY Nichols, past master of Phoenix Lodge;
b. Eilsm c. Libbey, past commander of
/ |Pss,jla Cammandery.
Alas Lommandery, United Order of tn e
s9aa Gross. held their first meeting April
hi in the Red Mems hall with a good attend
Es Reports Of the Grand Command-ry
EHlag held IN Bangor were given by Past
Noble Commander Charles B. Eaton and Grand
n5ifs rrsj Waldo Brown, who attended the
#so-5 In next meeting will be held this
thursday evening, with a picnic supper at 6 80.
Il uesgag ioilowing. The committee in
4sr2e ct the supper are Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
|@ 5tsiocl, Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Craig, MIR.
p Ms NJ a Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. George
AAsi and Mrs. Mary A. Black. Following the
a!la' meeting an open meeting will be held
ES-ca an entertainment will be given under
F. lf5euon Of Mr., and Mrs. James C. Dex-
f ar ans Mrs. Charles B. Eaton and Mrs.
iasl Browl,
IAo'hy Chase lodge, F. & A. Nj, of this
@Sl' observe its 50th anniversary on Thurs
" Nay l3th and Invitations have been sent
al tie lodges in this Masonic district to
XIV len representatives. from each lodge. The
s''s'1s Will begin with reception at 10
N'A l' TIE Masonic club. At noon lunch
'e served IN the banquet room. At 13O
'''a me arE'versary exercises, consisting of
'43 .'siory of the lodge and an address
As most Vurshlpful grand master will take
eciocA the first section of the
'' Aa,'ls degree will be exemplified, the
1-s.,rs OF timothy Chase lodge filling the
"1' $50 clock an elaborate banquet
'' I'ea'i1 he followed by the exemplifi-
'" V' u'1 EemaInder of the Master Mason's
'e = cordial invitation is extended to
"!'lihiHg Masons who may belong to
',-si odge TO be present and enjoy the
E''A's o! timothy Chase Lodge.
''S0ou Lodge, K. of P, has adopted the
I"SIns resolutions:
|bS.sas' In view of the loss sustained by
h. 9so, su LVdSe N }. "a. Knights of Pythias, by
ss5s Ok our esteemed brother, Frank
H. a"u the still heavier loss sustained by
SSS'eio's belt ~ GOV " A'
|ssso,, mat it is but just tribute to the
|&e hi. w. W the departed to say that in regret
|et voo -gtioVal from our midst we mourn for
as; sDS as 10 every way worthy of our conf
|resJ mat IN the event we are i'm
|9lsa'' t'u The fact that this is not our dwell
|te h, out That We are destined to pass on
|la!err s.g 70 the Grand Lodge above where
Bs,. y fsgus supreme;
In lbst' mat our charter be draped thirty
|Sr 'n. o,a' eapy of these resolutions be spread
| |taig - CORDS and copy be sent to the
tai. W. 'ha deceased and one to each of the
P".sfs f7r publication.
l'AiPH E. REYNOLDS, ! Committee
gso L. WORTH. on
".J. fARwELL. Resolutions.
| tn. paI was observed April 29th by
4, ' ''oekah Lodge in Odd Fellows hall
se ' H. When nearly 40 of the little
l., members were present. All made
h,, eames etc. until o'clock, when
Ike 4"'ches, cake, ice cream and cocoa
sum '1 ny committee of older ones
tbt6F bFl .. was followed by peanut hunt
Stttior os ,s'ae a.. The entertainment under the
a'ry ps,er W. MRS Leroy A. Webber, chairman
4 the nro,'I I~,s and friends were present to en-.
70 JUN an which was as follows: Piano
/ Il psno '5ittleheld; recitation, Eleanor Tai
ss0odets uuet' Hildreth Rogers and Annie
.'seelge Roc citation, Russell Peavey; song,
Ay ssfs, the three-years- old son of Mr
" iao' i'i L. Rogers. who sang Tipperary,
sele Sant major; piano duets. Alice and
It9kSstsr'orh and Dorothy and Margaret
STEPHEN saecitstions, Eileen Fernald, Flea.
n perv pevuSoh; aH vocal solo, Charlie Moore. II
va eldeSSs sHJoyable affair to the children and
ast D Ign Sieht at Seaside Grange, announced
aant =: loay evening u..s .,a.9xa..saa ~. ss