The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
WILMER !. DoRMAN.

Wilmer J. Dorman. Grand Senior Warden of
the Grand Commandery of Maine, was born in
Bloomington, Illinois. November Is, 1873 He
was graduated from E. M. c. Seminary at
Bucksport in June, 1890, and entered the en-
ploy of the Belfast National Bank at Belfast.
Maine. November l, 1890, In 1899 he became
connected with the Belfast Savings Bank and
has been its treasurer since 1905. EN-. Sir
Dorman was made Mason in Phoenix Lodge,
Master in 1907. He was exalted in Corin-
THAN R. A. Chapter, No. 7. December l, 1902,
and was High Priest in 19J4-O5 He was greet
ed as Select Master in King Solomon's Council,
No. l, January 27. 1908, and was T. l. Master
in 1909. He was knighted in Palestine Com
mandery. No. IA, January 81. 1903, and was
Eminent Commander in 1910. In the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of Maine he served as
Grand Master of End " in 1904-05. as District
Deputy Grand High Priest in 1906 O7-Os, as
Grand King in 19O9 Deputy Grand High Priest
in 1910 and Grand High Priest in 1911 In the
Grand Council, R. & S. NJ, of Maine he
was appointed Grand Conductor of Council in
1912. Grand Captain of the Guard in 1913, was
elected Grand Principal Conductor of Work in
1914. and R. l. Deputy Grand Master in 1915.
In the Grand Commandery of Maine he was
appointed Grand Standard Bearer in 1913.
elected Grand Junior Warden in 1915. In the
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite received the
Lodge of Perfection in November, 1902, the
18th and 10th in Rockland Council Princes of
Jerusalem on the same date, the 18th and 18th
in General Knox Chapter of Rose Croix in
March, 1903, and the 32nd in Maine Consistory
on May %, 1903. Has served Rockland Lodge
of Perfection as it's Thrice Potent Master
since 1907, and has been Master of Ceremonies
in Rockland Council Princes of Jerusalem and
General Knox Chapter of Rose Croix since
1904.
He became a member of Kora Temple
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. March 10, 1908
and received the Order of the Red cross of
Constantine in Tamerlane Conclave, No. 8, at
Bangor, December %, 1908.
NORRIS L. SLUGG
Morris Lytham Sugg was born at Skillman,
New Jersey, January 21st, 1881, the son of
Thomas Lytham and Margaret Jane (Robinson)
Sugg.
When he was eight years of age his parents
moved to Carteret, New Jersey, where thew
now reside, and where he attended the public
schools
In 1902 he went as time keeper to the Liebig
Works of the American Agricultural Chemical
Company. later working in other positions in
the same works, while learning the fertilizer
business. In 1906 he accepted the position of
superintendent with The Coe- Mortimer Com
pany at Barren Island, New York, later filling
the same position at Moosic, Penn, and Belfast.
Maine.
He was made Master Mason in Americus
Lodge. No. s3. in Woodbridge, New Jersey j..
February 18th. 1906 demitting from there to
be one of the charter members Of Moosic
Lodge. No. GA, which was constituted at Mo.
oslo. Penn, March 18th, 1910. He was elected
Junior Warden Of the new lodge, but could not
accept owing to the fact that he had moved
from Moosic to Belfast, returning in order to
be present at the Constitution. He was granted
demit by Moosic Lodge. December 10th. 1914.
and placed it in Phoenix Lodge, No. "a, Belfast,
Maine, where it was accepted February 9Th.
1915.
he was made Royal Arch Mason in CORN.
THAN Chapter, No. z, in Belfast Maine, January