The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.

n Palestine Commandery has received an in
8 di,tion including ladies'. to attend Camden
q snmandery's installation Tuesday evening.
i VI 18th, to be followed by ball
81 Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
3 sll have an open meeting at s P, M, Wednes-
Oct. 9th. DR.. o. S. Vickery, chairman
N the board of health, will give an address on
II gericipal Hygiene. The public is cordially
d syited.
# harles E. Jackson of Portland has an
& slnced that he will be candidate at the
sniDg session of the Grand Lodge of Maine.
81 0. O. F., for the position of grand secretary
u the order, position made vacant by the
secsnt death of Hon. W. W. Cutter of West
4 nook.
U Past Junior Grand Warden, Clifford ]. Pat
.s, Dr.. E. S. Webber. Worthy Master, Frank
Keene and Roy E. Young, Senior and
gnol Wardens of Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M, +,
a II yesterday morning in the Young auto for
augusta to attend the Grand Lodge School of
s r,;ruction under the direction of DR.. Frank
Sleeper of Sabattus, Grand Lecturer.
# Pslestine commandery, Knights Templar,
,sd Its annual meeting in Masonic hall,
Eednesday evening, Oct. 13. electing the fol-
i svDg officers for the ensuing year: Rev. Ar
sssiar A. Blair, commander; Mayor Charles R.
~ nbs,g s,generalissimo; Ralph H. Howes, captain
HBera; I. Frank Parker, senior warden; Maine
BILL. junior warden; Frank R. Woodcock,
rsaslrer; Clifford j. Pattee, recorder. The
S sas aud arrangements for the installation
{ Esie eft with the officers elect.
~ The annual convocation of Corinrhian Royal
!ga Chapter was held in Masonic Temple
Assiay evening and the following officers
u sc.e5 High Priest, Frank E. Bramhall;
8 llg Morris L. Slugg; Scribe, Lynwood B..
# .Hpson Treasurer, Ralph D. Southworth;
u scretsry, Clifford j Pattee; Captain of Host,
81 Egren A. Nichols; Principal Sojourner, James
ss. Braley. No arrangements have been
,sie for the installation.
be- semi. annual installation of the officers
atratine Tribe of Red men was held at
Ter hall Monday evening uuder the direction
lun ]. Dickey, District Deputy Grand
a1-m assisted by Edwin S. Perkins, Great
& lr7 The officers elect were: Sechem, Harold
81 El5inson; senior sycamore, Percy E. Cum
.,slan junior sycamore, Lincoln Clark; pro-
a=. narIes A. Hahn. The appointed officers
s 2.'a.iel were 1st sannap, Milton P. II ealey;
o. arnap, George Lovejoy, guard of the
A III of >
S.i'a.k Staples; 1st. End. 3nd and 4th warri-
Z @: frank L. Orser, Harold G. Herrick. John A
E -cge and Edwin S. Perkins. Work in the
H #Ssfrof degree was followed by banquet.
ss saehem, Charles A. Hahn was presented.
I. s'th the Sash" by Mr.. Dickey in behalf of the
s ,aoe and the response was brief and appro-
rs;e,
This is Odd Fellows week in Portland, the
aa0d lodge and affiliated bodies holding their
hn1al meetings there with the usual social
p'aerngs. Monday evening reception was
sSf7sn to Mrs. Virginia Holbrook, the retiring
president of the Rebekah assembly, and Tues-
& ay the annu ! meeting of this body was held.
IS Iassday evening, the past grand representa-
& 'es to the Sovereign Grand lodge held their
I&hHaa banquet at Riverton, and while the
q alquet was going on at Riverton, the Rebekah
s Agree was exemplifed in City hall by Maiden
~ iii Rebekah lodge of Camden. Wednesday
~ annual meeting of the Grand lodge of
n lame was held and in the evening, Beersheba
#aCsmpment of Woodfords conferred the roya
3 @'p.e degree in the encampment hall in the
Il aIter building. Today, Thursday, the annual
sssioR Of the Grand Enc ampment will be held.
At its regular meeting Sept. goth Arbutus
Il napier No. 10, o. E. S.. of Liberty, adopted
Il A% following resolutions on the death of Sister
'sen Adams.
# Whereas, The Grand Patron above has called
II Sister to sit in the Grand Chapter above,
e mere there is neither pain nor sorrow and
81 '9sTe We all hope to meet; therefore, be it
7esoyed. That Arbutus Chapter No 1910. E.
has lost loved and worthy member, her
tllly most devoted and loving wife and
u Resolved, That her cheerful, happy DISPOSE
s*~a IN spite of pain and suffering, cannot
81 " to be an example for US all to follow.
& Aesolved, That we, the members of Arbutus
aapter, extend our most heartfelt sympathy
s"ibe family in their affliction.
< Aesolved. That our charter be draped in
s ~y0rnng for thirty da, s; that copy of these
u soiltions be sent to her family and one to
as RePublican Journal for publication
II EVA N. RIPLEY, Committee
MARILLA M. CARPENTER. on
GEO. A. SPRAGUE, Resolutions.